Dean's Kidney Pills Praise Prominent Local Testimony
Athens residents report kidney relief from Dean's Kidney Pills with Mrs. A L Johnson of 21 Morris Avenue sharing a strong testimonial after prior remedies failed. The ad notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents with recall to remember the name Dean's. גם
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Johnson
Morris Avenue
Athens
Ohio
Dean
Hender’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local social notes recount visits and travels around Athens
Saturday and Monday social items list university and town residents visiting relatives, traveling home to Bremen, Somerset, Lancaster, and Jacksonville, with several attendees from Columbus and Cleveland. The notices mention former students, faculty families, and guests at local homes, churches, and the university community.
Revenue official Mr George Gregg heads home for visit
Mr George Gregg of the revenue office left this morning for his Circleville home for a few days visit. Miss Margaret Davis from the model school also departed to spend spring vacation at her Jackson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hawk
Middleport
Zella Foster
Pt. Rock
George Gregg
The
Revenue Office
Circleville
Margaret Davis
Model School
Jackson
Local residents arrive and travel for personal duties
Homer C Brooks of Alexander plans to resume teaching next year. Mrs Sarah Young of Urbana arrived to assess Wolf street property damage. Mrs James Osmond traveled to Jackson to visit sisters Miss Ferell and Miss Bowles. Clayton Starr, Eldridge Higgins salesman, floodbound in Marietta and returned home. F Stanley Crooks of the State Insurance department arrived from Columbus. Prof Henry W Elson left for Zanesville to preach. Mrs C M Shepard, guest of Gen and Mrs Grosvenor, returned to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer C. Brooks
Alexander
Sarah Young
Urbana
Wolf Street
Clayton Starr
Eldridge-Higgins Company
Marietta
Miss Lillie Faris Leaves for Lynchburg Spring Visit
Miss Lillie Faris departed today for her home in Lynchburg accompanied by Miss Clara Williams who will spend the spring vacation as her guest. Miss Elizabeth Lindley, who has been the guest of Dr and Mrs Alston Ellis for the past two weeks, returned Friday to her home in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Farron
Buffalo, N. Y
Florence Lash Williams
Will Ross
Marion
Ohio
Lillie Faris
Lynchburg
Clara Williams
Elizabeth Lindley
George Blower Travels From Glouster On City Visit
George Blower of Glouster arrived in the city today on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blower
Glouster
Athens Visitor Frank Finsterwald Guards Ohio Penitentiary
Frank Finsterwald a guard at the Ohio penitentiary visits Athens returning from duty and meeting acquaintances at the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Finsterwald
Ohio Penitentiary
Athens
Public School Miss Visits Mrs Hibbard on Vacation
Miss Margaret Dilts of the public schools will visit Mrs. P. G. Hibbard in Canaanville during her vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dilts
P. G. Hibbard
Canaanville
Miss Emma Langdon Leaves for Spring Vacation
Miss Emma Langdon of the university departed today to spend the spring vacation at her home in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Langdon
University
Washington
D. H
Mrs Malvina LeFavor Heads to Junction City to Visit
Mrs. Malvina LeFavor left this morning for Junction City where she will be the guest of her daughter Mrs. J. F. McClead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hurst
Columbus
State Food and Dairy
Renick W. Dunlap
Dunlap
D. H. Moore
Derre
Cincinnati
Charles Witt
Malvina LeFavor
Junction City
J. F. McClead
Miss Mary Williams Heads to Jerseyville for Vacation
Miss Mary Williams leaves today to spend her vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Williams in Jerseyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Williams
Jerseyville
Mrs. W. M. Williams
Wood leaves for Washington to attend Spanish War Claims meeting
Hon J P Wood departed Thursday for Washington D C to participate in a session of the Spanish War Claims Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Wood
Washington, D. C
Spanish War Claims Commission
Gift Couple of Cleveland Mentioned in Brief
Mr and Mrs C D Gift of Cleveland are noted in a short society item. No further details available.
Cardus credited by New York woman as cure for womb issue
Mrs. S. J. Chrisman of Mannsville, New York, claims four years as a supporter for a womb problem ended after using Cardus. She states her doctor offered no medicine help and that stopping the supporter and taking Cardus left her well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Chrisman
Mannsville
N.Y
Cardus
Local residents depart for work and travels after visits
Landowners arrive Thursday evening staying with the McCoys. F M Koons leaves for Trimble and Gloucester to inspect flood property. F M Coultrap and Prof Coultrap travel to Columbus for the O T R C directors meeting. Capt John E Spicer moves to Columbus to live with daughter Mrs Carpenter. Emmett Murphey and two children return to Corning after Albany visit. Hattie Jones travels from university to Chillicothe. blind but progressing in typewriting and may join a large firm with a good salary.
City to Enforce Eight MPH Speed Limit for Automobiles
Complaint to Mayor Day cites frequent speeding in the city and the mayor vows firm action. The 1903 ordinance bans driving faster than eight miles per hour on streets, with limited ten mph allowances west of the railroad crossing and on State street east of the brick plant crossing. It requires drivers to stop at horse signals, limits crossings to six mph, and forbids turning at more than four mph. Violations carry fines up to fifty dollars. Mayor orders police to arrest violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
State Street
Spring Frat League Formed at College For Baseball Season
A pan Greek league of four teams representing the four fraternities has been organized this spring. It runs mid term to term end with Saturday forenoons games on the athletic field. Varsity players cannot participate. Athletic Director Dr Jones leads the project and a small admission fee funds expenses.
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Dr. Jones
Track Laying Nears Completion After Repairs Near Cut
Track laying around the cut near Ath ens is nearly finished with a 200 man crew at work under W. M. Brimson and Stimpson overseeing repairs. Freight and construction trains tested the track as a heavy engine crossed late in the day, with passenger service expected to resume today at the union depot.
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Athens
Tipples
W. M. Brimson
South-Western Division
Stimpson
Cincinnati
Union Depot
The Scotch Cap and Waistcoat Highwayman Case
A tale from long ago tells how Amy Hastings shelters a distressed traveler who turns out to be Clarence Paget. Disguised with his borrowed clothes, Paget is mistaken by a bishop for a highwayman and jailed for robbery. A misidentified alibi leads to a dramatic reversal and an unexpected marriage vow.
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Miss Hastings
Paget
Crown
Clarence Paget
Amy Hastings
Miss Flastings
Florence Gilbert
Miners Union Organizes Flood Relief Fund
A meeting of Local Union No. 2737 miners in the court house was held to establish flood relief aid. The unit will first use its own treasury before a general fund is tapped, with donations listed from members in Athens Chauncey Murray City and Nelsonville. Relief committees were named for Nelsonville Athens and the unions.
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Court House
Michael Collins
J. H. Harrison, Jr
Sugar Creek
P. D. Hawkins
Athens
Charles Irsworth
James Cunningham
Chauncey
A. C. Lewis
Samuel Willis
Charles Mansfield
John Heavener
Murray City
C. C. Wallace
Nelsonville
Pearl Webb
T. B. Shumway
James Cooksey
C. M. Sams
W. J. Haning
Edward Burton
George Rowe Arrested After Saturday Fight
George Rowe was arrested for fighting Saturday evening on Dean avenue and jailed pending action of His Honor. This morning the judge fined him five dollars plus court costs totaling eight dollars and ninety cents. Unable to pay, he was sent to Hotel De Roush to work off the fine on city thoroughfares. The altercation followed a clash with Simon Butts of Byer's Station who did not join the fight.
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George Rowe
George
Hotel de Roush
Rowe
Simon Butts
Byer’s Station
Dean Avenue
Butts
Permits to Wed in Hollis and Athens Couples
Joseph Alex 27 a miner and Miss Susanna Siker 20 from Hollister wed. Geo Carsey 34 a laborer and Miss Sarah Tucker 40 from Athens also obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Alex
Miner
Susanna Siker
Hollister
Geo. W. Carsey
Sarah Tucker
Athens
Fragmentary Historical Page Note
A fragment from a historical page shows fragmented items labeled No. 4 10 No. 11 No. 12 No. 13 and a stray quoted term Croup No. 14 indicating incomplete listings or sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Found at Last Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsed
J A Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia says he found the perfect pill that never disappoints. He recommends Dr King’s New Life Pills for torpid liver and chronic constipation. Guaranteed satisfactory at McKee’s Drug Store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Harmon
Sizemore
West Va
Dr. King
McKee’s
Juvenile Band Aids Flood Effort With Silent Service
The Athens Juvenile Band aided after the flood by playing at funerals for flood victims and offering free services. Their quiet, unpaid work earned their gratitude, while a kidney remedy advertisement notes Pineules with claimed relief and refunds.
Bond sale closes at noon for city electric plant remodel
The city sold 6000 dollars in bonds to remodel and equip the municipal electric light plant. Somerset Bank of Somerset Ohio bid 6777.50, top among offers. Other bids included Weil-Ross Co Cincinnati 6588 Seasongood and Mayer Co Cincinnati 6623.28 and Providence Savings Bank Cincinnati 6637.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Electric Light
Somerset Bank
Somerset
Ohio
Weil-Ross Co
Cincinnati
Scurity Savings Bank and Trust Co
Toledo
Benefit dance nets $29 for Swett fund in Campbell’s hall
The Saturday evening dance in Campbell's hall hosted by Mr. Ralph Dalton raised 29 for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. James Swett. All donations were given, and the proceeds were turned over to the committee in charge of the fund.
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Campbell's Hall
Ralph Dalton
James Swett
High Class Property at Low Water Prices Post Flood
McKinstry and Parker offer 13 houses and lots from 700 to 2500 and 20 modern homes 2500 to 5000 all above the 1907 flood line. 40 lots in Highland Park and Glenwood additions with elevations and views. 100 farm bargains near Athens and along pikes, large timber tracts and exchanges. Room 9 New Bank Building contact Home 180. 3-21-4-éw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Glenwood
Athens
Pikes
New Bank Building
McKinstry & Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emma Bolan
Florence Allard
C. W. Keller
Bremen
T. O. Warner
John Warner
Harrison
Albert Bailes
Albany
David Pierce
Pleasanton
M. T. Walsh
Eli Dunkle
McArthur
Co. H. Caywood
Margaretta Scanlan
Lancaster
Edith Jones
College of Music
Joe Porter
Will Wells
Lathrop
Clarence Strahl
Chillicothe
G. C. Dyson
Ira Cornell
Amesville
Emery Graham
F. L. Preston
Sam Preston
Louise K. Walls
Clyde Cramner
Little Baby
T. H. Wheatley
H. F. Link
Leonard Ravenscroft
Frank Driggs
Hamden
Florence Gabriel
Eber Gabriel
Dave Morrow
W.J. University
College Friends
Charles Young
Logan
T. W. Coe
C. L. Jones
Will Brown
Cleveland
Mr. Brown
Athens Lumber Company
J. C. Morrison
Nellie of
Elza Salters
Albert Hibbard
Jacksonville
E. H. Raymond
Michigan
Raymond
State Hospital
Co. B
James Osmond
Ferell
Ethel
Grace
Theodosia Bowles
F. Stanley Crooks
State Insurance Department
Henry W. Elson
Zanesville
C. M. Shepard
Gen
C. H. Grosvenor
Mrs. C. D
Cleve
Land
William McCoy
F. M. Koons
Trimble and
Mr. Koons
F. M. Coultrap
Professor Coultrap
John E. Spicer
John Carpenter
Emmett Murphey
Corning
Hattie Jones
Miss Jones
J. C. Jones
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Drury Drug Store
Kalse Witness
Archibald Hastings
England
Amy
Clarence
Miners’ Union
Hghter
Ae Med. Co
Widiam & Jol
Juvenile
Henderson Crider Drug Co
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