Social Roundup of Local Visits and Guests
YVOLLEY SCHOOL. telephone line in this vicinity has recently been completed. Howard Figley of Athens spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Flossie Steward of this place spent a few days with her aunt Mrs. Carrie Irwin. Mr. Will Johnson spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gift were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Evans and family. Mrs. I. Robinet of Hebbardsville visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Masters. Edwin Hibbard of Athens staying with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Hibbard. Mrs. Clara McVay visited Mrs. John Fisher for a day. Miss Lina McVay of Cincinnati visiting sister Mrs. W. R. Angell. Miss Nan Miller visiting friends in Albany. Will Vorhes listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Figley
Athens
Flossie Steward
Carrie Irwin
Will Johnson
L. A. Gift
A. L. Evans
I. Robinet
Hebbardsville
L. B. Masters
Edwin Hibbard
P. G. Hibbard
Clara McVay
John Fisher
Lina McVay
Cincinnati
W. R. Angell
Nan Miller
Friends
Albany
Will Vorhes
Millfield Social and Travel Notes
Mrs. Bert Watkins of Chauncey visited relatives in Millfield on Sunday. Reuben Sayers, Cyrus James, and Robert James traveled to Athens and Chauncey for various business and visits. Lydia Hixon and Mrs. Jane Gift visited locally, with Jane Gift returning near Hebbardsville. Mrs. L. D. Hamlin is ill. Frank Moore went to Columbus on business. Rev. Matheny led M E church services. 8. M. Johnson visited his parents in Trimple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Watkins of
Chauncey
Reuben Sayers
Athens
Mrs. Oberholzer
Glenster
Lydia Hixon
Messrs
Cyrus and
Robert James
L. D. Hamlin
Frank Moore
Columbus
Jane Gift
Hebbardsville
W. Cass
Rev. Matheny
M. E. Church
M. Johnson
Trimple
Sugar Creek Notes Young Folks Gather for Laughlin Event
Mrs Cadis seeks health at Magnetic Springs while Peter Closter walks on crutches. Sugar Creek ball team organizes for the season. David O Seaman ends a successful school term with a planned program. Lin South returns to Kimberly work. Edith and Ethyl Laughlin host a pleasant gathering for local youths with games and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Lin South
Local Notes from Wolfs Plains and Nearby Towns
Ira Barnes attended lodge at Marsh field Saturday night Rev Matheny closed his meetings at this place Sunday Frank Peters visited his parents recently Albert Bolin and Wilson Carlton visited their cousin Mrs Stage Miss Winnie Beard of Nelsonville visits grandparents at this place George Gabriel Jr spent the week at Langsville Mr and Mrs Edward Shipley spent Sunday at Glonster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Barnes
Marshfield
L. G. Matheny
This Place
Frank Peters
Albert Bolin
Wilson Carlton
H. E
Winnie Beard
Nelsonville
George Gabriel Jr
Langsville
Edward Shipley
Glonster
Judson News: Local Moves and Family Health Updates
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Elza McGrath is slowly recovering. Mrs W H Parmiter called on friends Friday. McCauls moved their mill to J W Parkers place to continue work. Mrs Herbert Ruth visited her parents Friday. James Cathers to move into J K Christmans house for the summer. Hazel Parmiter and L Miller were sick or visiting. Ambrose Smiths hosted a birthday party for Clara with many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza McGrath
W. H. Parmiter
McCaul
J. K. Christman
Hazel Parmiter
L. Miller
Ambrose Smith
Clara
Vanderhoof Notes and Local Movements
Frank Beadle returned to his home near Gladwin Michigan after months in the area with friends. Edwin Chase and M A Noyes attended the telephone meeting at Coolville Wednesday. M A Noyes shows some improvement from sore eyes. Miss Vesta Harris remains very ill with consumption. Mrs L E Chase stayed several days near Tuppers Plains. Gilbert McAfee of Coolville works on shingles for Asa Jeffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beadle
Gladwin
Mich
Edwin Chase
M. A. Noyes
Coolville
Vesta Harris
Influenza Fears Rise With Relapses Cited in North
A Minneapolis patient credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing a severe grip after relapse and lingering after effects. The ad claims the pills restore health by strengthening blood and warding off pneumonia bronchitis or consumption. Available at druggists or by mail from Schenectady NY, fifty cents per box, six for two dollars fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Peck
East Fourteenth Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Amesville Pike Question and Timber Man Letter
Ed Messenger and Herald prints a reader defense from H. E. Bennett the Timber Man addressing Amesville road complaints. Bennett argues agitation caused the issue, claims limited timbering loads on narrow tired wagons, and urges official investigation by county commissioners to clarify blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger & Herald
Athens County
Pike Roads
Amesville
Coolville
Amerville
Cecal
Rescue in the Taconics Aims to Save Sam and Sue
In a moonlit barn scene, Susan Bates frees Sam Willey from bonds after a horse theft. They flee through pines toward the Taconic foothills and plan a future together away from crime, with Willey renouncing the theft life. The group returns to the house for cider as Sam contemplates a name change and a possible escape to Canada or the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bates
Jedediah
Jeddy
Munn
Jed
Susan
Sam
Samuel Willey
Massachusetts
Willey
Susie
Canada
Eye Ear Throat Specialist Dr Evans Visit Athens
Dr Evans, eye ear and throat specialist, will be in Athens on April 4 at Hotel Berry. He claims to cure granulated eyelids in severe stages, scrofulous sore eyes, and all diseases of the eye ear and throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Evans
Athens
Berry
Evans
Porter and Coleman Start Cigar Factory on West Union Street
A new cigar manufactory formed by C. H. Porter and Charles Coleman under Porter & Coleman began near year’s start. The enterprise has ten workers and seeks more help as demand grows. Porter handles sales and reports strong results, while labor shortages hinder prompt order fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Porter
Charles Coleman
Porter & Coleman
West Union Street
Porter
Coal worries fade as violets cost fifty cents a bunch
The article notes that despite coal price concerns, violet bunches in the cities sell for only fifty cents, offering small relief to shoppers.
Blood Wine Promised To Cure Female Ailments
Mrs. Bertha Sanborn of 60 Germaine St Boston testifies that Blood Wine nourishes the body and improves conditions in all organs, claiming relief from long standing feminine ailments and general lassitude after using the product. The testimonial asserts quick disappearance of symptoms once properly treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sanborn
Germaine St
Boston
Toward Warren
Main St
Co . N.H
Blood examination offer via microscope ad reads oddly
A garbled newspaper ad from Worcester Massachusetts promotes a blood test offering powerful microscopic examination and a detailed February report. The fragment hints at diseases linked to blood but is unclear and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Co
Worcester
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yvolley School
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Kimberly
Wm. Cuester
Strouds Run
James Harvey
Creek
Edith
Ethyl Laughlin
Wolfs Plains
Judson
Gilbert McAfee
Asa Jeffers
Hayner
Pega
NER
First Mail
Troy
Hawker Distilling CO
West Fifth St
Baytom, Ohio
Amesville Pike
H. E. Bennett
Sue
S. McClure Company
Caleb Munn
Waal
Caleb
Cato
Elizabeth Marsh
Isabella St
W. EL. McKie
J. J. McClalien
OP. McClellan
Ituree
South
Mom ST
Columbus, CO
Bushrod Hall
Ohio
Edwin D. Sayre
New York Central
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