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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1905

Page

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Peck Alman Fatally Shoots Brother in Saloon Brawl

Peck Alman shot and fatally wounded his brother Charles G. Allman Saturday afternoon after a saloon brawl. Charles died Tuesday after operation in Columbus where bullets pierced stomach liver and bowel and thigh. Alman to have preliminary hearing in Nelsonville.

Deanville Peck Allman Charles G. Allman Peck Charles Columbus Pletcher, Brown and Company Broad Street St. Anthony's Hospital Hocking County Athens

No New Developments in County Treasury Probe

No new developments reported in the county treasury investigation. Inspectors Worstell and Scott Jr. review the books this week but will not disclose progress. Former deputy auditor Scott Sr. is improving in health, with friends hoping for a speedy recovery.

County Treasury L.G. Worstell Winfield Scott Jr Winfield Scott Sr

Marshfield Class of 1905 Commencement Schedule

Marshfield high school will hold 1905 graduation exercises May 14 to 16. Baccalaureate Sunday at morning in the Christian church by Rev. O J Livengood. Monday is class day with an invited program. Tuesday evening commencement in Kofhall. Five young ladies and one young man comprise the class.

Marshfield Marshfield High School Christian Church O. J. Livengood

Supt. Coultrap Reelected by Athens Board

Supt F S Coultrap reelected by the Athens board of education for two years. He has led the public schools for seven years with progress and high efficiency. The administration is praised for improving organization and standards. Look for Sam Sommer's ad in next week's paper.

F. S. Coultrap Athens Board of Education Coltrap Sam Sommer

D Elmer Jones Case Before Circuit Court

Grosvenor and Lewis attorneys for D Elmer Jones, imprisoned for killing Stephen Cain at the state hospital, argued the case on error before the circuit court. Prosecuting Attorney Foster and J P Wood appeared for the defense. No decision yet.

Grosvenor & Lewis D. Elmer Jones Stephen Cain State Hospital Foster J. P. Wood

Death of James F. Pyle in Athens County

James F. Pyle died at his West Union Street home Thursday last, aged 55, after a year of consumption. A longtime Athens County resident, he lived in Los Angeles with his son for a time before returning home. The Methodist church funeral was held Sunday at 3 p.m. with Rev. Slutz officiating, and burial followed in the new cemetery.

James T. Pyle West Union Street Athens County Los Angeles Calif Athens Slutz New Cemetery

Glouster Schools Close for Summer Term

Glouster reports early May 8 as the town’s schools close for summer. Most rooms end with suited exercises while the high school remains in session a few more weeks due to missed time last winter. Principal Miss Elizabeth Hurst leaves for Kingston then Columbus to take a new teaching post. Graduates prepare for commencement and orations. Several teachers depart for Athens for Ohio University summer school.

Glouster Bryson Elizabeth Hurst Kingston Columbus Athens Ohio University Adda Andrews Thea Culver Cassie Richards Grace Abeb Bea Walsh Bessie Pough Alice Vernon Jennie Nelson

Tinner Injured After Ladder Collapse Roofing Fall

Charles Edmundson a tinner for F P White was repairing Mrs John Wise's High street roof when a gust blew the ladder out. He jumped to save himself and fell nearly fourteen feet landing on the roof edge. No bones broken and he is expected to recover after medical exam.

Charles Edmundson F. P. White John Wise High Street Mr. Edmundson

Second sermon in King series at Presbyterian church

Dr King continues a series on the Lord's Prayer at the Presbyterian church. Next Sunday's morning text is Hallowed Be Thy Name. The evening service at 7:30 features a sermon to young men on Hope with choir music. Weather permitting, electric fans will be used. All are invited to attend both services.

Barn Fire Destroys White Farm on Angell Ridge

Frank White’s barn and a nearby granary burned Friday afternoon on Angell Ridge. Isaac Frost, a resident, suffered heavy losses of grain hay wagons and harness. The fire caused significant property damage with no insurance on the contents. buildings loss covered by Lawrence and Bean as adjusted yesterday for 401.

Frank White Angell Ridge Isaac Frost Lawence & Bean

Enthusiastic Coolville Trolley Line Meeting Praises Feasibility

An energetic gathering in Coolville advocates a trolley line. Col. Tutt and Mr. Gardener press the benefits, address doubts, outline surveys, and urge subscriptions to reach a July start with civil engineers ready.

Ocoolville Trolly Line Coolville Colonel Tutt Gardner Thomases Gibbons Chesterhill Marion Township Troy Township Tutt TO. O. F. Hall

Delegates Named for Republican State Convention in Columbus

A list of delegates and alternates is released for the Republican State Convention to be held in Columbus on May 24 and 28, 1905, naming E. D. Sayre W. S. Bower William A. Carpenter D. H. Williams James Sheppard A. Murphy A. B. Allen G. W. Reynolds James McVickers E. Woodworth L. F. Carpenter W. Cable H. Johnson and others with alternates including John Palmer John McDonald O G Tinker Frank Rabe Wilfred Henry John McLauglin Frank Finsterwald Richard Peach and more.

Columbuas D. Sayre Wilfred Henry John McLauglin Frank Finsterwald Richard Peach H. H. Haning Tom Foster

McDonald Appointed Deputy Mine Inspector

John McDonald of Hollister has been appointed deputy mine inspector by Chief Inspector Harrison to succeed D H Williams of Gloucester who resigned. McDonald will assume duties May 16.

John McDonald Hollister Cnief Thpodtor Harrison D. H. Williams Glouster McDonald

Tree falls on horse near Derthick killing it instantly

Glouster May 8 John Hayden and his son sheltered under a tree during a sudden storm on their Derthick farm. The old tree blew over and rolled down the hill landing on the horse, which died instantly. A stray note claims 64 Berlin shops sell only horseflesh.

Glouster Derthick John Hayden Little Son Hayden

Ohio University Blanks Otterbein in Six Inning Downpour

Ohio University defeated Otterbein of Westerville 14 to 0 in six innings. The game started late at 3 45 due to wet grounds and was called after 1 hour 5 minutes to allow Otterbein to catch the train. O U piled up ten hits with two errors while Otterbein had four hits and five errors.

Ohio University Otterbein Westerville O. U

Albany High School Holds Sixth Commencement

Albany May 8 The sixth annual commencement of the Albany High School was held at the Baptist church on May 4. Eleven graduates delivered orations on topics from Turning Points in Life to America’s Un crowned Queen with Captain Alvin Dille presenting diplomas.

Albany Albany High School The Baptist Church Audra Blanche Gillogly Frank E. Radecliff Napoleon Bon Mary Maud Carpenter Eva Eravina Morse America Walter Edwin Duffee Esther Irean Carpenter Alvin Dille

Woodworth Named Chief Clerk in Treasurer’s Office

James Woodworth brother of Treasurer E Woodworth is chosen as chief clerk in the treasurer's office. He brings years as a telegraph operator and railroad station agent, and will assume the new role Monday morning.

James Woodworth E. ©. Woodworth Woodworth

Card of Thanks for a Sainted Wife

I express sincere thanks to many friends who ministered during illness and death of my beloved wife. Daniel J. Hixson signs this notice with gratitude and sorrow.

Halavad

Federal News Item on Athens County Treasury Suspicion

The text discusses long running remarks about a treasury deficiency in Athens County and questions raised about Winfield Scott who served as deputy auditor during the period. It frames a strong plea from a brother claiming wrongful treatment and humiliation by the reporting.

Athens County Winfield Scott Scott Athens Auditor of State Mr. Scott Treasury Columba

Minerva notes on local visits and a reba Snyder

Local items list Miss Reba Snyder at Albany for commencement and family visits by Abe Graft and Mrs Gaskin among others. The letter from W H Scott defends Mr Scott against auditor reports, condemns hasty public allegations, and urges full fact finding before judgment.

Reba Snyder Albany Abe Graft Mr. Graft

Sunday School Elects Officers and Local News Update

The M S E Sunday school elected officers led by Superintendent O E Reading and Assistant Superintendent A O Creamer with Ethel Bobo as secretary and Ada Wilson as treasurer. H B Burson returned from Indian Territory after four months away. The Coe family of Athens visited H S Burson. Miss Florence Burson attended Albany high school commencement. Fred Witham departed for Oberlin Kansas to establish his future home.

M. EB O. E. Reading A. O. Creamer Ethel Bobo Ada Wilson Burson Indian Territory G. A. Coe Catherine Athens H. S. Burson Florence Burson Albany Fred Witham Oberlin Kansas

Frost Births and Local Visit Highlights

Frost newborn Grace Starkey described as born to Sumner R bean and wife on May 4. A closing of a local school on Friday featured a fine literary program. Miss Osa Doan of Wellsville visits home for a few weeks. H Wickham of Athens was a recent guest here. Misses Anna and Lena Doan of Athens visited their parents. William Founds and Mabel Doan attended teacher examinations at Stewart. Mr and Mrs O S Burfield of Roxbury hosted friends here. Mr and Mrs McCain of Cutler visited John Welch Jr and wife.

Sumner R. Bean Grace Starkey Osa Doan Wellsville H. ‘. Wickham Athens Anna Lena Doan Wm. Founds Mabel Doan Stewart O. &. Burfield Roxbury Peter We Ch McCain Cutler John Welch, Jr Wife

Local Visitors Share Weekend Calls Across Towns

Millfield and Chauncey residents plus guests from Athens and Gallipolis spent a pair of days visiting relatives and friends. H D Henry and family from Athens called on kin, while M E Christman of Chauncey visited here. Pearl Roberte toured Athens, Nace Firebaugh of Gallipolis saw relatives, and Miss June Fuller of Chauncey stayed with Nellie Earich and Irene Russell. Manford Sams from New Brighton, Pa., is visiting his parents, with H Watkins of Chauncey as guest of E B Dent.

H. D. Henry Athens M. E. Christman Chauncey Pearl Roberte Nace Firebaugh Gallipolis Miss June Fuller Nellie Earich Irene Russell Manford Sams New Brighton H. Watkins Dent

Death of Mrs Cook in Beebe at 61

Mrs Christina Cook aged 61 wife of Harley A Cook died at her home in Beebe Tuesday from complications of old age. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Universalist church conducted by Rev Carpenter. Interment followed in Doan Cemetery.

Christina Cook Harley A. Cook Beebe Universalist Church Carpenter Doan

Central Avenue building lots for sale in Athens

Excellent lots for sale on Central Avenue offered by Woodworth and Ellis at Hastings Furniture, Athens. Prime location presents affordable entry to home ownership with a small investment. Contact Woodworth and Ellis for details and prices.

Central Avenue Woodworth & Ellis Hasting Athens

Clergy Leader Begins Fifth Year At Local Church

Rev. T. L. Lowe starts his fifth year as pastor of the Christian church Sunday. He received a $100 yearly salary increase by church officers. Lowe has been highly successful in building up the church and the raise reflects the congregation’s appreciation of his efforts.

T. L. Lowe Christian Church Lowe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Peck Alman Chas Coultrap James F. Pyle Mr. Campbell Traction Line Troy Kickers Campbell W. 8 Bower William A. Carpenter D. H. Williams James Sheppard A. Murphy A. B. Allen G. W. Reynolds James Mc Vickers E L. F. Carpenter W. Cable H. Johnson John Palmer O. G. Tinker Frank Rabe Grant Bolin John Sawyer Harry G. Stalder E. R. Walker F. W. Bush H. Bryson Berlin Gollam Balis James Smith Liloyd Flick Gullam Johnson Bill Watkins Goldie Etheline Morse Winnie Faye Winger Lane MacGonagle John Howard Aim Martha Maria Dailey Ance Moore Fleer Daniel J. Hixson Gaskin Wellston J. R. Stout Vigo J. P. Lowther Jane Phillips Chillicothe Carbondale Will Dexter Morario Parkersburg Zoe Mace Lookout Florence Lowther Marion County Miriam Mace M. Wise Vic McWhorter Winchester Mines W. H. Scott Frost Millfield
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