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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
8
Prof. F. S. Coultrap of Athens visited Nelsonville on Saturday. Dozens of acquaintances from Logan Columbus Athens and nearby towns were mentioned as hosting or visiting friends and relatives through the week with plans for travel and professional work.
Amesville J. HW Glanter of Athens was here Saturday on business. Miss Carrie Yocum salted her brother in Glouster. Sidney KK Warrener of Athens visited his parents this week. Herbert Sutton left for Chicago to be employed. Miss Edna Glazier of Athens is visiting the Glaziers. A. J. Linscott to occupy Dille residence. Will Finch leaving for Logansport Indiana. Orpha Johnson of Blehopyville visiting sister. Helen Howard of Jacksonville visiting the Howards. Fred Blunden of Cincinnati visiting his mother. Mrs Adaline Beasley of Marietta visiting daughter. Clarence Henderson injured hand on barbed wire. Rev Beeman lectured in Marietta. B. F. Dutton of Chesterhill visiting Porter family. Rev Campbell of Layman assisting in Marietta meetings. Harry Owens of Grafton visiting grandparents Curfman. G. Linscott visiting brother A. J. Linscott. W. W. Dille moved to New England. Robert Keirns moved into Antle’s house. A. L. Logan summoned to Coalton over death of brother-in-law H. Whitt. Tina Young returned from Columbus after college visit. Harry Warrener of Chicago visiting parents. Doctors Kinsman and Heston consulted at Bartlet for Dr Moody’s daughter. About twenty people went to Marietta to hear the Marine Band. Marlon Carpenter lost a pocketbook with eight dollars.
YOUBA Mrs Scarlett of Torch is the guest of Mrs Foster Misses Bertha Dunfee and Bertha Carville are visiting friends in Torch J B Daugherty and family visited R F Daugherty Sunday Will Daugherty and Alfred Scott of Torch left Monday for Bladisen S G for the summer Misses Sannle and Maggie Griffin returned home Saturday with Edith McFarland of Moundsville W Va
Albany residents and visitors are noted in a social roundup with Dr. Alderman of Athens, Mrs. Jones of Athens, Mrs. Webb and son Carol, Milas Brown of Athens, and Arch Johnson as hosts. Movements include Parker Henry moving to Albany, Miss Myrtle Robinson returning from Pittsburgh, and Chas Bean relocating to Athens for work. A memorial service for Orson Mitchell is planned at the F W B church on April 7.
NEW fabrics feature vigorous venetiens, prunellas, melroses, and new cloths including cheviots and serges. Prices claimed as the lowest with bold claims of novelty in mercerized chambrica, silk wefts, pongees, latticed fabrics, lawns, silks, and batistes. Large stock, bright new shades, twice the selection and style.
Asa Fawcett adds a front fence to his home while Mary Nye returns from a three month visit in New Castle Indiana. Seward Stiffy begins work for Trimble Brick Company. Mrs W F Palmer of Frankfort Indiana visits her aunt Mrs W H Hyde and is daughter of Rev J P Ewing former Disciple pastor. Wm Job Jr transferred to Mudfork mines and Hartley becomes mine superintendent and will move with family to J N Sands property. Elder citizens share stories on street corners as octogenarian J K Miner runs for assessor. Mrs Tabitha Chase and Mrs C B Jeffers in poor health. Rev Perry wraps U B church meetings. Grace McBride trips to Parkersburg. Mary Rose recovering from lung fever. Bertha Bails visits Bertha Swain near Alfred. Mrs Warriett Hull of Lida visits nearby. Mrs Henry Swartz and Mae visit Mrs Kyle at Lottridge. Smith and Lewis McCall and Lank Stout appraise W S Chase personal property. Mrs Alice Jeffers and daughters Pansy Amanda of Springtown Ridge visit Mary Rose.
Doctors try Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil for rheumatism caused by imperfect digestion. If the stomach and bowels fail, it may cure or do no harm. the genuine product features the pictured banner. Free samples offered. price 50 cents and 1 dollar at all druggists.
Hillfield reports visiting relatives in Albany. Rev. E W Howe leads Methodist church meetings. Hirley Fuller, ill but improving, is noted. The school plans an Friday evening program on March 29 featuring two dramas and a violin guitar club. No entrance fee. a collection will aid the achoss library. All invited.
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