Athens Messenger and Herald Fragment Summary
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes show Athens paper text with limited readable content. Main identifiable terms include city name Athens and newspaper title suggesting a local item or notice.
Chas. B. Bowers and Harry Barnes were Athens visitors the latter part of the week. P. D. Moore was in Athens Monday on business. Nancy Freeman of Stephenville is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Crossen. Mrs. Foltz, wife of Rev. Foltz, is visiting relatives near Columbus.
In Nelsonsgonville and Vanderhoof notices, a boy was born to Homer Parrett and wife. Another boy arrived for Charles Gilbert and wife on February 29. Mrs Fisher Barrett of Coolville visited her daughter Mrs Geo Reeder. Miss Nettie Reed of Reedaville works for Mrs Homer Barrett. Mrs Gatsa Rienhart of Cleveland visited her parents Mr and Mrs Leander Harris. Mrs W B Noves returned from Columbus. Miss Eva Davis of Coolville stayed with W Stout as organist at a meeting. Mrs Addie Forman of East Liverpool visited her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Calaway. Miss Mary Byron spent Sunday with sister Mrs M A Noyes. E Tuttle of Silver Ridge called on H L McAfee and wife. Florine Frame of Coolville hosted a party with Ralph Chase and Charles Clark. Rev White missed his Baptist church appointment due to family illness. Leslie Stout and wife of Coolville spent Sunday with his parents, and George McAfee of Pine Ridge visited HW L McAfee.
Obituary notes Amos Knowlton dies aged. last of eleven children. School board hires Prof Grimes of Rutland as principal. Local visits include Mrs Orinda Davis with sister, and many residents hosting guests from Columbus and Athens. A social club forms The Twentieth Century social club. An infant of John Moorly dies. funeral led by Rev L B Sparks.
Mrs Will Selby and relatives return to Nelsonville after visiting here. Miss Nelle Michael of Athens visits Mary Michael and family. Harry Barker returns home to Wolfs Plains from Nelsonville. Several residents recover from measles and pneumonia. Local visits include Mrs Ella Michael, Mrs Stella Shipley, Mrs Flora McHarg, and Miss Maggie Stage in Athens and nearby areas.
Conrad Steinmetz had his telephone box removed last week. Miss Gusta Harris of Cleveland spends the week visiting here with her parents. Miss Mary Caldwell was at home with her parents Sunday. Miss Gusta Patton of Frost visited Pearl Kinvade. Charles Day was in Athens on business. Eva Davis of Codkville stayed several days with W. Stout’s family. William Winters of Stewart moved his family to Lottridge. Mrs. George Frost of Athens visited J. W. Kincade and Wilbur Pars. Susan Hammond visits relatives in Athens. Mr and Mrs Leslie Stout of Coolville visited here. Daniel Coakley made a business trip to Coolville. Protracted meeting continues at Lawrence Chapel.
Messrs. Tinkham and Wade visited Athens on Friday. L. D. Hanlin went to Gallipolis on business last week and hired Fisher and Roberts as teamsters for Sugar Creek work. Lena Latimer of Hollister is here on a protracted visit, while R. S. Dent and wife were in Athens last week. Clarence Brown visited Jacksonville Saturday, Ada Higgins of Hebbardsville called on relatives here Sunday. Peter Wolfe of Jacksonville and W. P. Bishop of Athens were in town on business. Those on the sick list include Grandia Stewart and Mrs. Earich.
The article discusses renominating auditor commissioner and infirmary director after one term with no opposition. It suggests the central committee hold a meeting to form a ticket and possibly skip the primary to save costs. It also highlights a piece on improving Athens and calls for communal effort to beautify the village for Home Coming and the university centennial.
Mrs. Hopkins found the room in flames about 8 on Monday morning and, without help, poured water on the blaze. She saved the house and nearby property, with only a trunk spared. Fire damaged bedstead, dresser, chairs, sash, casing, matting, rugs. no prior fire source was found. Damage estimated at 100 dollars and insured.
Athens Transfer Co Warren Bros announces it remains in business at the old reliable stand. Cab or bus service to and from depot or anywhere in the city is available day or night. Call No. 4 on either phone. Thanking patrons for past support and hoping they stay with us.
A convention of the Republicans of the 4th Circuit Court Judicial District of Ohio is called to meet in Portsmouth at 10 a.m. Delegates are apportioned by votes for Governor Herrick and selected by county Republican central committees. Names listed include White and Roadarmour as officials.
The president accepts a statue of Frederick the Great from Germany to stand on the War College terrace beside Alexander the Great Caesar and Napoleon. England reportedly furious that Wellington and Cornwallis were overlooked.
The Dr Howard Company and CC B Hendersons Drug Store announce a special introductory offer of 25 cents on the 50 cent size of Dr Howards specific for constipation and dyspepsia. It is advertised as a new stomach remedy promising quick relief and permanent cures with a guaranteed refund if it fails.
Nelsonville's county commissioners awarded the Robbins bridge repair to be completed at an estimated cost of about $700. Work will address structural repairs and necessary upkeep to restore safe passage across the span.
J. B. Allen appointed administrator with the will annexed of Chauncey Frost, deceased, by the Probate Court of Athens County Ohio. He will sell 118 acres in Lodi township at 1 p.m. at the court house front door to the highest bidder. Bids must be sealed and cash offers filed with the administrator before the sale date.
Ground floor space at Bank of Athens building noted for sale or lease. Contact Clarke's Real Estate Agency for details on unit 10 126 and available terms.
The Gallipolis Journal reports Prof. Lewis and his symphony orchestra performed at the opera house Thursday night to acclaim. Soloist Mrs. T Guy Stewart won hearts and drew an enthusiastic encore, with hopes for a return concert soon.
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