Personal Mention from Wednesday’s Daily Messenger
Mrs G D Read and Miss Mary Will left Tuesday for a few days visit at Cincinnati. Dr Charles Cable of Nelsonville is in the city today on professional business. Mr and Mrs J M Welch left Tuesday for a few days visit to Cincinnati. Mr E S Koons and Mr E F Danford of Glouster were business visitors here Tuesday. Prof and Mrs E M Mills host the latter's sister Mrs Fred Karg of Findlay remaining two weeks. Mr and Mrs Theodore Dean host Mr and Mrs Jefferson Tuning of Parkersburg and Miss Bess Vanden of Addison. Mrs Pascal Traglio returned Tuesday from a visit with her sister Mrs Danser at Parkersburg and her brother Charles Caldwell near Greenwood W Va. Mr Peter Bronner of Wolega Holland will sail for the United States on May 12 to visit his sons Herman of Paris Ind and Mr Simon Bronner of this city. Mr and Mrs George Fenzle and heavy hitl son returned from a week in Columbus Toledo and other northern points. Mrs H R Enochs and son Ted of Cleveland arrived Tuesday to stay with Mrs Enochs mother Mrs Amelia Walker on President Street for several weeks. Mrs Fannie Minear and daughter Miss Rosa arrived home last evening from Pittsburgh Pa where they spent the winter with Mrs Minear's daughter Mrs Cal Humphrey. They will remain here all summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bronner
Wolega
Holland
United States
Herman
Paris
Ind
Simon Bronner
George Fenzle
Hitl Son
Columbus
Toledo
Fannie Minear
Miss Rosa
Pittsburg
Athens Area Guests and Residents Daily Messenger Items
Mr E C Buck of Columbus visits Athens friends for a few days. C L Poston and L D Poston visit Nelsonville on business. F H Laird of Charleston W Va guests of J D Foster. Frank Goldsberry and son Blaine return from Dayton. Blanche Jones returns to Glouster after week in Athens. Andrew Ullom of Germantown Pa arrives to visit H G Stalder for a month. Mable Rorick returns to Columbus after three weeks in town. Mrs M H Cooper of Lancaster moves to 110 Morris avenue. Johnson to practice law in new bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ullom
Germantown
H. G. Stalder
M. H. Cooper
Lancaster Ble
H. D. Nice
Morris Avenue
Johnson
Bank
Local Notes on Visits and Attends from Friday
Miss Daisy Foster left today for a short visit with relatives at Coolville. Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence of Guysville were guests here Thursday. Miss Nan Gabert of Pt. Pleasant W Va a former student is the guest of Miss Mildred Francis. Mr. and Mrs. W E Peters left Thursday for New Lexington to visit the latter's sisters. Miss Mildred Francis and her guest Miss Nan Gabbert attended a dance by the Albany Dancing Club last evening. Mr K T McKinstry of Pt Pleas ant W Va is here for a few days guest of his parents Mr and Mrs D A R McKinstry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Messenger
Daisy Foster
Coolville
John Lawrence
Guysville
Nan Gabert
Pt. Pleasant, W. Va
Mildred Francis
W. E. Peters
New Lexington
Nan Gabbert
Albany Dancing Club
K. T. McKinstry
D. A. R. McKinstry
Grim Sells Court Street Saloon to Marietta Firm
Charles Grim sold his Court street saloon stock and fixtures to Jacoby Bros. of Marietta. He will hand over May 27 while retaining ownership of the building. The business began April 8, 1890 as Grim and Finsterwald, later Grim alone after Finsterwald sold out. Grim reports a clean record with no arrests or fines and no fights in the saloon. He plans to exit the business but has not chosen his next venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grim
Court Street
Jacoby Bros
Marietta
Mr. Grim
Grim and Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Grim
Hudson Plant Rebuilding in Logan After Fire
After a April 5 blaze destroyed the Hudson School Furnishing Company plant at Logan West Virginia the firm plans to rebuild in Logan with a 350 by 45 foot stone building. Foundry machinery from Athens will be moved and a complete foundry set up in Logan. Operations are expected to resume in three to four weeks. W. C. Hurson, in Cincinnati, aims to secure a 1906 contract for about 2000 desks for Cincinnati Public Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson School Furnishing Company
Logan
W. Va
W. C. Hudson
Athens
S. N. Hudson
W. C. Hurson
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Public Schools
Old Athens school house to be torn down brick by brick
The venerable Athens school house on the Hill, beloved by teachers and pupils, will be razed this summer to make way for a modern structure. Mr. Brown, visiting from Dundee after a 14000 mile tour through Egypt, Italy, France, England and Ireland, is expected to become general superintendent for Jeffrey Mining and Manufacturing Company in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Brown Returns from South Africa After Four Years Abroad
Will A. Brown, a former Oklahoma University football man and student, arrived home last evening after four years stationed in Dundee, Natal colony, South Africa where he served as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. Brown
O. U
Dundee
Natal Colony
South Africa
Carpet Department Appreciation Notes
Interest in this room grows as dozens make purchases with gratifying results. Beneficiaries of a square deal express appreciation, reflecting well on the department and its service.
Shirt Factory to Open in Athens Under G A Welty Co
The G A Welty Company plans a May start for a new shirt plant in Athens with training operations for four months. The project will initially ship stock from Zanesville for training and move cutting duties to Athens, with Mrs Grace Davis Noyes set as forelady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Welty Company
Zanesville
Athens
Grace Davis Noyes
Jones Wins Delegation Choice in Marietta Convention
In Marietta on May 2 David Warren Jones defeated J C Brennan for the right to select delegates to the Judicial convention at Athens May 8 and 9 by a vote of 118 1 2 to 61 1 2. Judge Jones likely to succeed himself on the common pleas bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
David Warren Jones
J. C. Brennan
Athens
Jones
Common Pleas
Muslin Skirts with Lace Trim and Embroidered Flounce
Four rows insertion at 9Bc and a double flounce 6 inch embroidery on muslin skirts offered at 7.99 dollars. Lace trim accents.
Guard maneuvers to test endurance in Ohio hills
Major William H. Duffy and Major Maclee Wilson led orders to Tuscarawas county to secure land consent for annual guard maneuvers set August 6 to 13. Regulars are expected to participate as more than one regiment of the U S army may be detailed. The camp will be commanded by Major General Dick with Brigades under Generals McWakin and Speaks in a Bolivar to Strausburg district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Duffy
Maclee Wilson
Hughes
United States Army
Johnson Coal Mining Company Celebrates First Anniversary
The Johnson Coal Mining Company marks one year since first coal was taken from Hocking. Mines operate at full capacity with orders steady, shipping 1427 tons or about 50 cars. A worker and his sixteen year old son earned 100 dollars for twelve days of work. Local nearby mines have not yet begun operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hanna's Lustro-Finish Promise for Floors and Woodwork
Ad promotes Hanna's Lustro-Finish as the finest finish for floors and woodwork with finished samples on display at H. L. Wheaton's store. It emphasizes beauty and market-leading quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wheaton's
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. D. Read
Mary Will
Charles Cable
Nelsonville
J. M. Welch
E. S. Koons
E. F. Danford
Glouster
E. M. Mills
Fred Karg
Findlay
Theodore Dean
Mrs
Jefferson Tuning
Parkersburg
Bess Vanden
Addison
Pascal Traglio
Mrs. Danser
Charles Caldwell
Greenwood
H. R. Enochs
Ted
Cleveland
Enoch
Amelia Walker
President Street
E. C. Buck
C. L. Poston
L. D. Poston
F. H. Laird
Charleston
J. Db. Foster
Frank Goldsberry
Blaine
Dayton
Blanche Jones
Mable Rorick
Chas. Grim
Hudson Plant
D. Zenner & Company
Clothing Department
S & Young
Ens
Veiles
Togo
Millinery Department
Athens County
Carawas County
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Bolivar
Strausburg
McWakin
Bridage
General Speaks
Cline
Axminster
Johnson Coal Mining Co
The
Johnson Coal Mining Company
Hocking
Hanna
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