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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1905

Page

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Miners in Convention Elects Officers After Lively Contest

Delegates representing about nine thousand miners from sub-district No 1 of district No 9 met at the courthouse. John Moore won the presidency over long-time leader Michael Collins as officers were elected for the coming year. The gathering included a theater party and a late supper with speeches and songs.

Court House Hocking Sunday Creek United Mine Workers Michael Collins Congo Joseph Richards Glouster Richard Lanning Blatchford John Moore Rendville Moore Collins W. H. Haskins D. O. Thomas Glonuster Continental Mines J. M. Roan Athens Messrs Thomas Roan Johnson Dining Hall J. M. Wood Haskins I. M. Foster F. W. Bush Michael Colliina John Gore A. E. Price Richards

Common Pleas Court Adjourned and Decisions Noted

The February term of the common pleas court adjourned Saturday without a day. Judge Wood named H. 5. Coulsrap and Mrs. Wm. Clark to the county visitors board. Lizzie Gibson v. Daniel Gibson dismissed. decree modified giving real estate to defendant and $10 monthly for the minor. Lottie Whitmore v. N. O. Whitmore alimony decree for plaintiff with two houses, four Nelsonville lots, a 62 acre tract deeded to plaintiff. custody awarded. cross petition dismissed. costs against defendant. John Whitmore fined $10 and jailed 10 days for contempt. State v. D. S. Stewart and N. A. Wetherholt continued.

Common Pleas Court Wood H. 5. Coulsrap Wm. Clark Board of County Visitors Lizzie Gibson Daniel Gibson Lottie Whitmore N. O. Whitmore Happy Hollow Nelsonville John Whitmore State of Ohio Stewart N. A. Wetherholt

Almon Henry Dead in Amesville at 77

Almeon Henry, 77, respected resident of Amesville, died at his home this morning after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10:30 a.m. conducted by Rev. Cellars. Bee the Carpences Hardware Co. , for Chain Pam , make Sprompt deliveries.

Amesville Almeon Henry Cellars Bee the Carpences Hardware Co

Happily Wedded. Carrie Scott and Carson Fultz Tie The Knot

Miss Carrie Scott of Little Hocking and Mr. Carson Fultz of Wolf Summit WV married at the bride’s home on March 12. Rev Culmer officiated. Miss Frances Scott served as bridesmaid and Benjamin Fultz as best man. The couple plan a westward honeymoon then return to a new home in Wolf Summit.

Little Hocking Carrie Scott Carson Fultz Wolf Summit W. Va CO. Culmer Frances Scott Benjamin Fultz Mrs. Fultz

Miner Luhman Drowns After Fall From B and O Bridge

Luhman a 60 year old miner from Luhrig fell from the B and O Swing Bridge west of Athens while returning for a forgotten package. He disappeared in high river currents as companions Albaugh and Shaw heard a splash and notified authorities. The body recovery may take days. He leaves a wife and several children.

L. Luhman Lahrig Athens John Albaugh William Shaw Luhman Albaugh Shaw Marshal Finsterwald Luhrig

Candidates Withdraw From Central Committeemen Field

A list shows Wilfred Henry Dover E E James Ford Conner Monday Creek Wm Sharp Nelsonville 4th dist Alonzo Wooley Ames township H B Rath Lodi Wm Cox D B Lowry Mineral John Gatchell Wm Hines Trimble East dist Andrew Johnson Hollister Ora West Kimberly E M Stout Carthage withdraw their names as candidates for central committeemen and will not run this time.

Sisson Wilfred Henry Dover E. E. James Buchtel Ford Conner Monday Creek Wm. Sharp Nelsonville Alonzo Wooley Ames Township H. B. Rath Lodi Wm. Cox D. B. Lowry Mineral John Gatchell Wm. Hines Trimble East Andrew

Splendid Results At Methodist Church Evangeli stic Meetings

The Methodist church reports fruitful evangelistic work with a pastor Dr. W. L. Slatz receiving forty new members and baptisms totaling thirty seven over two Sundays. He expects another class of about forty to join soon.

Methodist Church W. L. Slatz

Infant Fay Everett Dies of Spinal Meningitis

Ida Fay Everett aged one year ten months daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Everett of near McDougall died Sunday from spinal meningitis. The funeral was held Tuesday at McDougall church conducted by Rev Baker.

Ida ‘Fay Everett Henry Everett Near McDougall McDougall Church Baker

Local Doctor Solemnizes Two Marriages in County

Dr. W. L. Stutz was summoned to the probate court twice last week to solemnize marriages. On Thursday he united Charles Schermhorn and Clara Warn, both residents of the county.

W. L. Stutz Charles Schermhorn Clara Warn This County

Remarkable Officer Captain Julius C. Stedman Funeral Monday

Captain Julius C. Stedman served in the Mexican and Civil Wars as an officer. He became a Mason in 1855 and is remembered as a remarkable man in many respects. Funeral services are planned for Monday.

Nelsonville Pioneer Captain Julius Stedman Dies

Captain Julius Stedman a longtime Athens County figure died at his Nelsonville home aged 80 years 11 months 15 days He served in the Mexican War and Civil War including as captain of Co G 18th O V L and later Co B 141 O N G He was imprisoned at Andersonville eight months and later worked as a contractor builder and carpentry manager at the Athens asylum He was a Mason and a G A R member married three times and survived by three children Funeral rites were held at his home with Masonic auspices in the old cemetery.

Julius Co. B 22Nd Régiment O. M 18Th Regiment Co. G Andersonville Athens Asylum Paramythia Lodge No Golden Post G. A. R Sallie Carter Martha A. Nichol Elizabeth Gibson Eben Z Emma Dobson Ft. Dodge Iowa James H Deaver Colorado Masonic Lodge

Ohio Women to Vote suffrage push gains momentum in Cleveland

The Ohio Woman Suffrage Association executive committee voted unanimously to urge the next state legislature to submit a constitutional amendment for full women’s suffrage. Work begins immediately to mobilize current and future members of the general assembly, amid strong sentiment. Other women’s organizations will be invited to cooperate.

Ohio Woman Suffrage Association Cleveland General Assembly

Small blaze in barn behind shoe store extinguished

A minor fire was found in Charles Grim’s barn behind J. B. Rose’s shoe store. Firefighters arrived after the blaze was out, likely started by burning rubbish, and only a small amount of damage occurred.

Charles Grim J. B. Rose

Barker’s fiftieth birthday party at Wolfs Plains

About thirty friends gathered at H. M. Barker’s home on Tuesday evening to mark his fifty years. Music by Dr. Hawk and Grace MacCathran complemented the event as guests enjoyed an elegant nine o'clock lunch and well wishes for future birthdays. Nearby, Harry Moore and Miss Freda Phillips visited Mrs. Fannie McCathran and daughter Grace, while Sanford Shaw called on toe and Nelsonville.

H. M. Barker Dr. Hawk Grace MacCathran Mr. Barker Harry Moore Freda Phillips Chillicothe Fannie McCathran Grace Sanford Shaw Ana Nelsonville

Couple to Wed in Presbyterian Church Ceremony

Mr and Mrs Frank E Grones announce the marriage of their daughter Mabel Beatrice to Mr Russell E Bonifield. The ceremony takes place Thursday evening March 30 at 7 oclock in the Presbyterian church.

Frank Grones Mabel Beatrice Russell E. Bonifield Presbyterian Church

Death of Samuel Lake at 56 in Athens area

Samuel Lake aged 56 died Saturday of tuberculosis one mile south of Athens. Funeral and interment were held at Clark's Chapel on Monday. He leaves a wife.

Samuel Lake Athens Clark's Chapel

Garden Tools Sale Note Incomplete Advertisement

Fragment mentions garden rakes hoes spades shovels and rubber hose with price nine cents, but sentence is cut off. Likely a small classified ad item offering household tools at a low price. No clear date or shop name readable.

AMESVILLE Social Notes and Local Burglary Incident

Local residents and visitors are listed with brief movements and visits from Glouster Athens Marietta Waterford and Columbus. Notable items include a burglary at D W Cornell store by a thief seeking clothing and a revival service at the M K E Church likely to continue next week.

New England Visitations and Local Socials

Ed Peebles was a business visitor at Sugar Creek Sunday and Monday. Walter Wyatt of Logansport Ind visited relatives here the past two weeks and returned with Frank and Glick Wyatt of Kansas who have wintered here. Mrs Emma Copeland was called to Stewart by her father Mr Biggena’s illness. Cleveland Adrian of Stockport visited his aunt Mrs Rebecca Stahlin last week. Ray James of Broadwell visited Len McDonald late week. Mrs Ella Copeland who has spent eight months here left for Chillicothe to join her husband. George McHarter of Athens visited his father over Sunday. Miss Bertha Spears and Mrs Frank Coleman are on the sick list. The rest are convalescing. Myrtle Rowland went to Sugar Creek Sunday to stay indefinitely. A taffy pull with Ed Peebles’ family entertained local youth.

Frank Minner Bachtel Wm. Mitchel Jennie Veriy Beaumont Alice Mulligan Carnes’ Store John Fox Logan Hiram Borseter Seth Maxwell Athens John Keller Louise Hyde Columbus Chorge Fenzel M. Pennybaker Lizzie Mosier Michael Parker Florence Richards Edith Lancaster G. W. Hill L. M. Hall Layton Ramiller Orbiston Mabel Chidister Mabel McAllister Arthur Boyles J. A. Hardy N. Poston Cora Cunningham Charles Zaleski Ed Cummins Miss Mills Charles Shepara N. Hill Nelle Stoneburner Springfield Herbert Leysbon Karl Fott Cosmopolitan Club Mra. Frank Ranch Lou Shaffer Welleton Nora Graves Nelsonville Harper Matheny Koon Deanville Weatherbee Alma Lahing Edward Michael James McHarg Carpenter Clarks Chapel J. Hawk Fletcher Sugar Creek Alice Bell Little Clarence Shaw A. O. Young Glouster J. ©. Howard Will B. Golden Will B. Wells G. Owen Linscott F. W. Gibson J. O Creadman Fred Porter Buchtel John Fleming R. B. Henry Vesta Morris Beasly Waterford Justin Gaynee Curtis Hartisburg Phoebe Williams W. F. Cellars Ned Marietta Samantha Allen Effa McCune D. W. O'Neil D. W. O'Neal & Son Granville Calvert Robert Calvert Sandy Gilson Wm. Wilson Letha Saunders O. A Louise Wooley Mary Back Emmett Cray George Calvert Emma Calvert M. EK. Church Ed Peebles Walter Wyatt Logansport Ind Frank and Glick Wyatt Kansas Emma Copeland Stewart Biggena Cleveland Adrian Stockport Rebecca Stahlin Ray James Broadwell Len McDonald Ella Copeland Chillicothe George McHarter Bertha Spears Frank Coleman Myrtle Rowland Mr. Ed Peebles

Local Notes From Trimble and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Sheldon Parks of Athens visited her sons Herbert and Dolph Monday and Tuesday. M King and wife of Crooksville were Trimble visitors Sunday. W Wilson and wife spent Sunday at Bishopville. Charles Bishop of Homer township seeks Republican nomination to state legislature. Geo Koons moved his family from Columbus to Trimble. Mrs 8 S Danford and Mrs H Brown spent Monday in Athens. John Mandt and family visited J M Haskins and family. Dick McCarty returned home for the season from the coal fields of Guernsey County.

Sheldon Parks Athens Herbert Dolph M. King Crookaville W. Wilson Bishopville Charles Bishop Homer Township Morgan County Geo. Koons Columbus Trimble Danford H. Brown John Mandt J. M. Haskins Dick McCarty Guernsey County

Sprinter of Marietta Visits Friends in Guysville

A sprinter from Marietta spent a few days visiting friends in Guysville last week, staying with local residents and taking part in informal gatherings.

Stewart Birth Announcement and Local Visit Notes

Stewart reports the birth of a son to Burrel Stratton and wife on March 9. H. M. Roach of Athens visited relatives here for one day. L. H. Smith and family spent several days with relatives in Ath. Mrs. John Butts of Guysville and Mrs. Nan Withee of Kanagha were here last week due to their father Harvey Biggens's serious illness. Har vey Biggens, H. Smith, Mrs. Josephine Berry, Wm. Faires and Carl Hayes' baby are noted. Miss Hattie Norris, teaching at Federal, spent the weekend with her parents here.

Burrel Stratton H. M. Roach Athens L. H. Smith Ath John Butts Guysville Nan Withee Kanagha Harvey Biggens H. Smith Josephine Berry Wm. Faires Carl Hayes

Local Notes From Hulls and Surrounding Towns

Daniel Crawford and L D Back are sick. Mrs Sarah Williams of Long Ran visited her daughter Mrs F O Riley. Arthur Davis Earl Parmiter George and Edward Miller left for Illinois on Monday seeking summer work. Mr and Mrs Frank Lawrence visited the latter's parents at South Canaan Sunday. Rev Crabbe began protracted meetings at Asbury Monday evening.

Daniel Crawford L. D. Back Sarah Williams Long Ran F. O. Riley Arthur Davis Earl Parmiter George Edward Miller Illinois Frank Lawrence South Canaan Crabbe Asbury

Preacher Brigader Lambhof to Speak at Presbyterian Church

Brigader Alexander Lambhof of the Salvation Army will preach at the Presbyterian church next morning. He is well known in Athens with many friends eager to hear him. The evening service features a sermon titled The Power of Redemption by the church pastor.

Alexander Lambhof Salvation Army Presbyterian Church Lamb Athens

Barn Fire Destroys Moore Property Near Athens

A barn owned by Charles and Meilisa Moore three miles south of Athens burned down with all contents. Cause unknown. Loss about $400, partially insured.

Charles Meilisa Moore Athens

Great Questions of the Bible Sermon Series Continues

The Christian Church crowd filled the pews again Sunday evening for the second sermon in Mr Lowe’s series on Great Questions of the Bible. Next Sunday night will feature the third sermon titled What Must I do to be Saved.

Lowe

See Our Window Display Next Week for Fishing Tackle

See our window display next week for fishing tackle including com stock at Carpenter Hardware.

Carpenter Hardware

East Union Street House Offers Solid Investment Chance

The notice promotes a room house on East Union street as a sound investment. It mentions names Warren Border Moe Bettery the Carpenter and Ware Vone Washing Machines as part of the sale and asserts they sell you the best.

Cgent East Union Street Warren Border

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miners IN Convention Almon Henry Julius C. Stedman Elizaveth Shepard Franklin Street E. 8. de Miller The Christian Church Frank Raine J. Shepard Mary Cooley Grady Florence Hickman Ohio Wolfs Plains D. W. Cornell New England Missa Hattie Norris Federal HULLS Presbyterian Christian Church Services
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