Local Notes and Socials From Athens Area
Local brief highlights many visits and arrivals around Athens including Mrs Bertha Lawrence in Jackson Mrs T N Black Glen Ebon visiting Mrs Vickers L D Poston Mt Pleasant visiting parents Stanley Jones Chilli and Dr J Jones Nelsonville witness before grand jury Simon Brouwer contract for cottage Sunnyside Sam Sommer Pittsburg visits Mrs T L Schrantz Elyria guest of Mrs Cochran Six week old child of Mr and Mrs Chas McLaughlin died of whooping cough Mrs Henry Cameron and children attend Cheshire high school commencement Miss Nora Falls Bishopville enters Athens university Miss Estella Wood Smithfield reenters university Louisa Bice Miles Martin Lucasville John Bice Circleville guests of Mrs Ed Patterson Homecoming visit by Arthur Carpenter family Lieutenant L R deSteiguer from New York in Athens Supt C L Martzolff New Lexington schools in Athens Sanford McDaniel Bessie Triplette Trimble wed Mayor Logan ties John Wilson Leona Dow wed Mayor Logan Goug Walker returns from Chisago arm improving O L Strahl left leg amputated Mrs L H Reutinger returns from Atlantic City will of Henry Devore York township read Home Missionary Society meets at Methodist church Gen and Mrs Grosvenor arrive from Washington water damage at their home P L Beal and O O Barrows in Columbus hospitals for operations
Busy Days at Zenner's Demonstrate Record Store Trade
Zenner's reports brisk shopper traffic and a spring sales surge as every department overflows with desirable, reliable goods. The store touts its large assortment, low prices, and popularity beyond the local area with appreciative customers from across the country.
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Zenner
Special Neckwear Sale With Ties This Week
Regular 25c string ties offered at 15c this week only. A selection of effects, sober tints and plain colors available in the sale of neckwear.
Boys Knee Pants Sale At Remarkable Reduction
A local store advertises boys clothing at reduced prices with knee pants up to the regular standard. New patterns in handsome fabrics offered this week at 50 and 75 cents, highlighting exceptional value.
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Manhattan
All Wool Suits With Careful Tailoring Offer Quality
These suits are made of all wool cold water shrunk fabrics in neat and novel patterns. Every suit is tailored with extreme care and there is no shoddy workmanship or careless work.
Shirt Waist Department Adds Large Reinforcements
Our shirt waist department has received large reinforcements with many beautiful waists arriving, boosting the assortment beyond previous seasons. Summer styles feature tasteful trims and popular designs ranging from 50c to 85.00, plus shirt waist suits at 1.97 and 3.75. Japanese silk shirts attract much attention as warm weather wear expands, with many color options and strong craftsmanship from 2.00 to 85.00.
SELT SETS Display of new belt blouse and shirt waist sets
A display of new belt sets at popular prices features a fresh assortment of blouse sets and shirt waist sets with many novel ties. See them.
Trimmed hats sold at remarkably low price
Bargain seeking ladies discover a tastefully trimmed hat priced at just $2.00. By purchasing hats and trimmings separately and hiring ordinary milliners would cost far more, while our bulk buying allows extremely low prices. An inspection of the display is urged.
Crex floor coverings on sale with three 25c mattings
Crex mattings and Crex rugs offered at rock bottom prices claim values will rise. store advertises 25c mattings at 17 for 4 and promotes reliable floor coverings across all departments urging early inspection and selection.
Health the key in buying food products asserts danger of imitation
The text argues health outweighs economy and convenience when choosing food items. It warns that imitation foods risk not only money but health, suggesting health is priceless and more critical than other purchases.
Resolutions of Respect for James A Stalder
Resolutions of Respect note the death of James Andrew Stalder, describe the loss to the order, and express sympathy to his family. The committee on Resolutions, Chauncey Tent No 370, asks to publish copies to the family and in the Athens Messenger & Herald. Isaac Newton relocates his jewelry business to the Sloane building at Court and State, offering repairs and optical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Andrew Stalder
Athens Messenger & Herald
W.C. Faires
George Katzenbach
Ray
Gardner
Committee On Resolutions
Chauncey Tent No. 370
Isaac Newton
Union Street
Sloane Building
Court and
State
Wanted Tan Bark Best prices paid
Advertises tan bark purchase by Jacob Brand Tannery in Marietta with contact for details during May 5 to 18.
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Jacob Brand
Marietta
Henderson's New Departure Boosts Dr Howard's Specific Sales
After two months of strong sales C B Henderson the enterprising druggist reports selling Dr Howards Specific at half price with a money back guarantee. He promises refunds for customers who are not helped and cites hundreds of bottles sold with no returns as proof of the medicine's merit for constipation dyspepsia and related ailments.
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C. B. Henderson
Dr. Howard
B. Henderson
Wood Painter Wanted to Use Green Seal Paint
If you have a job of painting to be done find a wood painter and give him your confidence. He'll prove worthy of it if he uses Green Seal Liquid Paint. For sale by H. L. Wheaton.
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H. L. Wheaton
Martha Barrett Flowers obituary from Lawrence church notes
Martha Barrett Flowers born February 9 1827 in Meigs County Ohio died April 19 1904 at home near Lawrence Chapel Athens County aged 77 She married Benjamin Flower January 3 1850 and had seven children Two sons and one daughter survive her Funeral at Lawrence Church officiated by Rev M R Crabb with large attendance Interment at Tu**ppers Plains.
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Martha Barrett Flowers
Meigs County
Ohio
Lawrence Chapel
Athens County
Benjamin Flower
M. E. Church
Ife
Lawrence Church
M. R. Crabb
Tuppers Plains
Clarke's Real Estate Agency with Adams Express
Clarke's Real Estate Agency operates on No. 5 North Court Street with Adams Express service offering local property listings and package delivery options in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke's Real Estate
Adams Express
North Court Street
Civil War Veteran Praises Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mr. N. J. Stephens of Salesville Ohio a Civil War veteran reports chronic kidney pain and backache improved after taking Dodd's Kidney Pills. He declares his health better and endorses the remedy as the best for kidneys on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salesville
Ohio
N. J. Stephens
Dodd
Mr. Stephens
Coolville Union Fair Dates Announced
The Union fair of Coolville will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday August 30 and 31 and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Fair of
Coolville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha Lawrence
Jackson
T. N. Black
Glen Ebon
Vickers
L. D. Poston
Mt. Pleasant
Stanley Jones
Chilli
Dr. J
Jones
Dr. N. Hill
Nelsonville
Simon Brouwer
F. P. Phillips
Sunnyside
Sam Sommer
Pittsburg
T. L. Schrantz
Elyria
Mrs. Cochran
Mulberry Avenue
Chas. McLaughlin
Henry Cameron
Cheshire
Davis
Ann Arbor, Mich
F. P. Bachman
College Street
Harry Bingham
The
W. A. Telegraph Company of
Columbus
D. H. Moore
W. H. McKee
Mrs. McKee
California
Enos Starkey
Blanche Love
F. M. Hurley
Nora Falls
Bishopville
Corning
Athens
Estella Wood
Smithfield
Laticia Bice Miles
Charlotte Bice Martin
Lucasville
John Bice
Circleville
Ed Patterson
Arthur Carpenter
Denver
Col
Prof
D. J. Evans
L. R. deSteiguer
New York
Mary
deSteiguer
de Steigner
Illinois
Supt
C. L. Martzolff
New
Sanford McDaniel
Bessie Triplette
Trimble
Logan
John’ Wilson
Leona Dow
Bachtel
Goug Walker
Chisago
O. L. Strahl
Grant Hospital
Mr. Strahl
Hocking Valley
L. H. Reutinger
Atlantic City
Henry Devore
York Township
William Roach
Andrew Wolf
Isaac Nice
South of
Gertrude Shaffer
L. D. Devore
Mrashfield
Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
deSteigner
Chubb
Jane Ryan
Grace May
J. A. Miller
Mansfield
Grand Council of the
Improved Order of Red Men
Silverheel
Buchtel
P. L. Beal
O. O. Barrows
Zenner’s
Brown
Court Street
Geo. A. Kurtz
L. HM. Glazier
Coolville Fair
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