Personal Mentions From Tuesday's Daily
John L McDonald of Glouster was an Athens visitor Monday. Ovrs. R. A. Jones left today for Lancaster on a business trip. G. Hickman of Nelsonville was a business visitor here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Moore and daughter Derre attended in Columbus today. Ovrs. D. W. Peoples of Zaleski was a guest Monday of Mrs. Edward Schloss. Mrs Hawk left today for Jackson county to visit her parents. Mrs O G Hospes has returned from a brief visit with Mrs. Cornelia Jones in Connellsville. Ves. John Hunter of the dormitory spent Monday with relatives in New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L McDonald
Glouster
Athens
D. W. Peoples
Zaleski
Edward Schloss
O— Vrs
O. G. Hospes
Cornelia Jones
veConnelaville
John Hunter
New Marshfield
Local Residents Visit Athens and Surrounding Areas
Marshal C W Fisher and Ira Stan bury of Glouster were business visitors in Athens today. Mrs Orpha Bougher spends the week in Chillicothe with sister Mrs Waldo Laughlin. Mrs Margaret Vickers hosts sisters Miss Kate Conaway and Elizabeth Bugh of Roseville. Hon I Kogan of Wellsville spent Monday night in Athens. A J Laverty of Cambridge testifies in Alligon vs Luhing Coal Co case. Mrs Ida Baker returns to Nelsonville after visiting Mr and Mrs J C Wilkes. Mrs James Kyle of East Mill street suffers heart trouble. Mrs A C Rossi leaves for Zanesville to visit her parents. Mrs W S Myers and daughter Marg of Columbus return home after week with Mrs Val Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Vickers
Kate Conaway
Elizabeth Bugh
Roseville
Boden visits Nelsonville in midweek
W HL Boden paid a visit to Nelsonville on Wednesday, dropping in as a notable local guest and engaging with residents during a brief daytime stop.
Local Visitors and Travel Notes Across Athens and Nearby Towns
Campbell a business visitor in Columbus today. Tedrow of Nelsonville was a business visitor here Tuesday. Ena Nelson visiting relatives in Glouster. Owen Beebe infirmary director a Athens business visitor today. Herb of Chillicothe here on a few days' visit. Mrs Henry G Williams and daughter Clara guests in Marietta today. Annette Walker in Stewart visiting Mrs Nl. Af. Smith. Rev John B K Bowers of Toronto Tabada guest for a few days. Mr and Mrs A M Lewis. Clare Carpenter went to Glouster for a few days with Blanche Jones. W Southerton retired after several days in Columbus and Cincinnati. Mrs George Coe and two children week with her parents in Jerseyville. Mrs George Parker returned today from visit with her parents in New England. Mr and Mrs Varney Dennett and Lucile and Mr and Mrs Thomas Edmundson went to Combermont this morning to take a farmer’s daughter to a hospital for throat trouble. Conductor W W Brown off duty a week moving his parents from Rutland to make home. Pomorey Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varney Dennett
Lucile
Thomas Edmundson
Co Membre
WW. Brown
Lines
Rutland
Graham
Pomorey
Business and Social Notes From Nelsonville Region
Dr N Hi of Nelsonville visited here briefly. Julia Friday traveled to Cincinnati for a noon visit with relatives. Mr Walter Malley of Columbus arrived in the city with a telephone inspector staying a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Malley
Columbus
Local Residents Attract Visitors And See Family Ties
Mr C H Welch of Charleston visits his relatives near Mrs Conrad Josten as she recovers from illness. Mrs Fred McCoy spends day with parents in Glouster. Mrs Charles O Pickering visits family in Middleport. Mrs C M Copeland travels to Uhrichsville and Tappan. Mrs Samuel Pidcock and Mrs Edson Kyle visit New Marshfield. Mayor Hugh Gormley of Glouster passes through Parkersburg. Gen C J Grosvenor and L G Worstell travel to Pomeroy for court litigation. Mrs Goldie Dye and baby return from visit with Smallwood family in McArthur. Mr and Mrs C D Gift of Toledo return home from Hebbardsville visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pidcock
Edson Kyle
Gerald
New Marshfield
Notable Visits and Birth Announcements in Athens State News
Mrs A E Howell of Columbus visits Morrosin Brown dairy farm while Miss Gertrude Strahl travels to Athens for the Strahl damage suit. Miss Mildred Francis heads to Columbus to view The Soul Kiss production. E E Bean returns from Shellmound Tennessee after railroad contracting. L Dow Poston of Dayton announces the birth of a daughter March 24, granddaughter to Poston of Park Place. George Baker returns home to Zanesville after visiting college friends. Midshipman John F Barleon of the U S battleship Minnesota visits Athens after world cruise. Annapolis graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Howell
Adria Frame
Columbus
Morrosin & Brown
Gertrude Strahl
Marietta
Athens
Mildred Francis
L. Dow Poston
Dayton
Poston
Park Place
John F. Barleon
U. S
Minnesota
Mr. Barleon
Annapolis
Supreme Court Vets 1908 Liquor Seizure Law
The supreme court upheld the 1908 search and seizure statute aimed at suppressing speakeasies and illegal liquor sales. Fred Rowland, fined for selling intoxicants in Oberlin, challenged the law in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Fred Rowland
Oberlin
Live stock and grain prices across multiple markets
The report lists cattle, hogs, sheep and lamb prices in Chicago, East Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Toledo. It provides bid ranges for steers, cows, heifers, bulls, calves, sheep, lambs, hog pricing by grade, plus commodity prices for wheat corn oats and bulk meats. Several markets show mixed quality and price spreads with notable figures such as Chicago hogs at various bids and cattle around six dollars per hundredweight in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Meath
Toledo
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted in Adv
A Noah Kentucky testimonial extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for headaches nervous prostration and female troubles during the Change of Life. The letter claims relief enabling daily tasks and larger vitality. It promotes Mrs. Pinkham and invites confidential correspondence from women seeking advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lizzin Hiolland
Lynn
Mass
Chauncey Baseball Club Organizes for 1909 Season
Chauncey, Ohio, officially opens its 1909 season with a reorganized baseball club inviting fast Southern Ohio teams for early games. The team has secured new grounds and anticipates good size crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey, CO
Chauncey Baseball Club
Ohio
Chauncey
Secured Well in First Land by Stroud's Run Drillers
Stroud's Run company plans to sink its first well in May in the district. George Slaughter, of Stroud's Run, reports an 81 foot oil find on the Poston farm yielding three barrels daily and will shoot both shallow wells with dynamite this week. Clarksburg men bought fifty shares and may acquire more as local investors rally. W. J. Parth of Clarksburg serves as a director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud’s Run
George Slaughter
Poston Farm
Slaughter
Clarksburg
W. Va
W. J. Parth
Best Known Cigar in the US Features Cost Edge
A brief item notes a cigar touted as the best known in the US due to its cost efficiency. Henderson-Crider is cited with a page or ad line showing 23-2402 as a reference point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider
Community notes from Coolville Ridge and surrounding area
Local brief mentions include Alma Anthony visiting grandmother Elizabeth Poston. Ollie Cranmer visiting Octa Bobo. Anna Swartz returning to Columbus. Calvin Frost hosting at Angel Ridge. Henry Lower visiting Poston. Goldie Tedrow visiting at Judson. Samuel Frost moving to Athens for work. Weatherby sisters visiting Octa Lobo. Joseph Kelley visiting Robert McLain. Hobo and Fulton visiting Konkoskie while she battles typhoid. Hawk family visiting Hattie Kelley in Athens. Weatherby called to hospital due to illness. Pough at Bates church meeting. Lucy Brost visiting Frosts. Gilbert Crawford attending meeting. Mar Downey visiting Jerseyville. Henry and Maude Lower visiting Fulton. Isaac Frost and sons visiting Calvin Frost. Maude Ashton ill with typhoid. Clifford Douglas visiting Athens. Lois Bobowas visiting Mrs South. Ruth of Jerseyville visiting Robert McCain. Sunday school progress under Edward Cranmer. Grace Ashton visiting Jeashna obo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Anthony
Angel Ridge
Elizabeth Poston
Ollie Cranmer
Octa Bobo
Anna Swartz
Joseph Hawk
Columbus
Calvin Frost
Isaac Frost
Henry Lower
Goldie Tedrow
Herbert Lawk
Judson
Samuel Frost
Athens
Mary
Eva Weatherby
Octa Lobo
Long Run
Joseph Kelley
Robert McLain
John Hobo
Orestes Fulton
Arthur Konkoskie
Asbury
Konkoskie
Herbert Hawk
Hattie Kelley
Charles Weatherby
Mansfield
Karry Pough
Bates Church
Lucy Brost
Gilbert Crawford
South Canaan
Mar! Downey
Jerseyville
Mere
Clinton and
Elmer
Maude Ashton
Lifford Douglas
John Douglas
Lois Bobowas
Will South
Fremont Ruth
Robert McCain
Edward Cranmer
Grace Ashton Ia
Jeashna Obo
Jieny Lower
A New Arrival In Ath ens KR
Mr and Mrs Vilas Forman of Ath ens KR announce the birth of a son on March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas Forman
Athens KR. D
New York
Theodore
Daily Markets Pittsburg Cattle and Hogs Report
Receipts of cattle light with prices unchanged. Hog receipts light with prime and Yorkers quoted at 7.00 to 7.05 and common roughs around 6.25 to 6.40. Sheep and lambs receipts light with fair to good demand. fat to choice lambs priced from 6.00 to 7.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cettle
Calv
Lane
Prue
Smoking tobaccos for pipe and cigarette sale
Advertisement notes a large assortment of pipe and cigarette tobaccos inviting customers to browse and buy, with a casual sign off from SHIENDERSON-CRIDEICS. The spelling and phrasing suggest a local shop promotional item from a past era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shienderson-Crideics
Entertainment in Guysville Rouses Local Welcome
An entertainment program featuring recitations, male and mixed quartettes, solos, and comic dialogues will be held at the Masonic Hall in Guysville on Saturday night March 27. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Masonic Hall
Hyomel Promises Cure for Catarrh and Inflammation
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a balsam from Australian eucalyptus forests for respiratory relief. It claims to cure catarrh and inflammatory conditions by inhaling a balsamic air through a hard rubber inhaler. Endorsed by Henderson rider and A. Cutler of Battle Creek, Michigan, with a price of $1.08 on a back plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Promyis
Henderson
Cuiher
Tie
A. Cutler
Post Ave
Hattle Creek
Mieh
Indictments in Cuyahoga County Grand Jury Case
The Cuyahoga county grand jury indicted James Boyle and Helen Boyle alias Faulkner for abducting Billy Whitin. Thomas Boyle traveled from Sharon Pennsylvania to identify his brother James. He denied knowledge of the woman involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Boyle
Sharon
James
Sloan’s Liniment Endorsed by Horsemen in Iowa and Illinois
Mount Carmel and Mineral City livery operators praise Sloan products for horse care. Statements claim no veterinary visits needed with Sloan’s Liniment, Colic Cure, Oilment, Fever and Distemper Remedy over years. Sloan’s Treatise on the Horse offered free to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pbedel Kros
Mount Carmel
Sloan
Colby Bros
Mineral City
Fort Dodge
Karles
Boston
Mass
Liquor Law Opinions Aid Local Option Workers
Prosecuting Attorney Follett of Washington county received an Ohio attorney general opinion noting an agent may lawfully obtain liquor for an ill prescription holder if acting in good faith and signing both parties, with the druggist record. Wayne B Wheeler of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League also reports mixed court rulings on Ohio river boat liquor sales and notes another legal section could support action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Follett
Washington County
Wayne B. Wheeler
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Ohio River
Wheeler
Hole
Columbiana
Korn
Adams County
Admiral Beresford Retired From British Navy
London March 24 Great Britain loses the services of its picturesque admiral as Admiral Lord Charles Beresford retires after a half century in the navy. The retirement, earlier than 1901, is linked to his clashes with the admiralty and factional politics surrounding the Channel Squadron and Vice Admiral May. Friends say pressure from supporters of Sir John Fisher forced the move. The press weighs whether he will seek Parliament again and advocate naval policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Lord Charlies Beresford
Beresford
Admiralty
Channel
May
Lord Beresford
John Fisher
Fuller property sold in partition sale at courthouse
A one story frame residence on Sycamore Street owned by Elizabeth A. Fuller, deceased, was sold at a partition sale in the courthouse. Appraised at 1150 dollars, the property brought 901 dollars. Carey Fisher purchased the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Sycamore Street
Elizabeth A. Fuller
Coalville
Carey Fisher
Son Born to Mr and Mrs James Seipel Mechanicsburg
A seven pound son was born to Mr and Mrs James Seipel of Mechanicsburg on Sunday night. The announcement reflects a family news item from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Seipel
Mechanicsburg
Roosevelt sails to Africa aboard Hamburg with Roosevelt party and entourage
Theodore Roosevelt and his hunting party sail from Hoboken aboard the Hamburg on a voyage toward Africa. The group includes Kermit Roosevelt and Smithsonian representatives led by J. Alden Loring, with Captain Archibald Butt aboard and a large cheers-filled departure. The party plans to sail via the Admiral of the German East Africa line, disembarking at Mombasa in late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Hamburg
Europe
Admiral
Africa
Ocean
Mr. Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Edgar A. Mearns
Edmund Heller
J. Alden Loring
Smithsonian Institution
Roosevelt
Isney
New York City
Agai
John J. Timmins
James 8. Clarkson
Archibald Butt
Taft
Governors Island
Old Town
Wiliam Loeb
William M. Moeks
Oyster Bay
Justice John ,Roctor Clarke
John Hays Hammond
George KR. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Teddy
Suez Canal
Red Sea
East Africa
Mombasa
Tobacco Trade Shift From United States to Spain
More than a quarter of tobacco consumed by Spain comes from the United States as trade patterns shift. This reflects evolving import sources for Spanish buyers and the global tobacco market dynamics of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Dr Humphreys Specifics List of Ailments and Remedies
The text presents a catalog of Dr Humphreys Specifics listing remedies for fevers coughs aches and various ailments in multiple languages. It enumerates conditions such as fevers worm fever diarrhea dysentery croup hiccups indigestion rheumatic pain malaria and others with corresponding pellet dosages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Colle
Wandering Elder Found After Midnight Wide Search
An elderly man, aged 68, wandered from his home in only undergarments and barefoot during a mental lapse near Ath ens east end. Night Officer Gandee led a large search. the man was found near the studion factory and carried home for treatment. recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Dyers
L. GC. Byers
Ndson
Ll. G. Byers
Pomeroy
Gandee
Phillipe
Ohio passes law banning eavesdropping on calls
The new law passed by the Ohio legislature makes it a serious offense to listen to a telephone conversation and repeat it. It applies to operators and patrons with penalties from 100 dollars to a maximum fine and up to six months imprisonment. The measure was debated at a recent telephone convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Divorce Filed by George G Burdett Against Wife Helen
George G Burdett filed for divorce Monday afternoon from Helen H Burdett. Attorney M Foster represents the plaintiff. They wed at Nelsonville about seven years ago and have two children. Burdett cites wife’s alleged infidelity naming Owen Flickinger as correspondent and seeks custody of the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Burdett
Helen H. Burdett
M. Foster
Burdetts
Nelsonville
Burdett
Owen Flickinger
Bell's Horse Wins Half Mile Race at Fairgrounds
A half mile running race at the fairgrounds Monday afternoon featured horses owned by Lloyd Wadley and Charlie Bell. Bell's horse won in a time of 58 seconds amid strenuous betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Fairgrounds
Lloyd Wadley
Charlie Bell
Literary and Entertainment Night at Guysville Masonic Hall
The Guysville M F church will host a literary and entertainment program at the Masonic hall on Saturday evening March 27. Admission is 19 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Mareh Ae Aworth League
M&f
Masonic Hall
Return of Henry Hibbard From Hospital
Henry Hibbard returned from Columbus Monday afternoon after an operation at Grant hospital. He is much better but cannot work yet. He is the eldest son of County Surveyor and Mrs S St Hibbard and has many friends in the city pleased by his improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hibbard
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Mra. S. St. Hibbard
Miss Hye Fulton Weds Victor Carpenter in Simple Home Ceremony
Miss Hye Fulton and Victor Carpenter were married Tuesday evening by Squire T. Rose at his East State Street home. The groom is a young farmer from near Athene, and the bride formerly lived in Guysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hye Fulton
Victor Carpenter
Squire ”T. Rose
East State Street
Athene
Guysville
Wheaton's Store Hatchery Advertisement
Petaluma incubator advertises hatching eggs with a promise to hatch every good egg. Prices described as reasonable. Contact Wheaton's Store at 2 1605 19tiny for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. Wheaton's
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. A. Jones
Lancaster
G. Hickman
D. H. Moore
Derre
Hawk
Jackson County
Marshal C. W. Fisher
Ira Stanbury
Orpha Bougher
Waldo Laughlin
Hon. I. Kogan
A. J. Laverty
Cambridge
Alligon
Luhing Coal Company
Ida Baker
J. C. Wilkes
James Kyle
East Mill Street
A. C. Rossi
Zanesville
Frank Sidel
Hey. W. HL. Boden
Nelson
Ip. Campbell
Tedrow
Ena Nelson
O— Infirmary
Owen Beebe
Herb
Henry G. Williams
Clara
Annette Walker
Stewart
Nl. Af. Smith
John BK. Bowers
Toronto
Tabada
A. M. Lewis
Omiss
Clare Carpenter
Miss Blanche Jones
W. Southerton
George Coe
Www. M. Williams
George & Parker
Fay
Noah Tedrow
New England
Dr. N. Hi
Julia
Cincin
Rela
C. H. Welch
Charleston
Conrad Josten
Fred McCoy
George Williams
Charles O. Pickering
Middleport
Robert Arscott
C. M. Copeland
Uhrichsville
Prof Copeland
Tappan
Hugh Gormley
Parkersburg
C. J. Grosvenor
L. G. Worstell
Goldie Dye
Baby
CC. M Smallwood
McArthur
E. E. Bean
Shellmound, Tenn
O— George Baker
Henderson Crider
Father John
Organ
Black & White
Coolville Ridge
Henderson-Grider Drug Co
Cuyahoga County
James Boyle
Helen Boyle
Alias Faulkner
Billy
Whitin
A. G. Denman
Admiral Beresford
Naples
Lion Hunt
Humphreys
Martin Byers
Ath
Ens
Castoria
Infante and Childr
Fulton-Carpenter
Howell
Howell & Ruth
Jacksonvill
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