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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1905

Page

7

Woman credits kidney pills with major relief after years of illness

Almira A. Jackson of Traverse City Michigan recounts twenty years of kidney and liver trouble followed by near paralysis and pain. After seven boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills she reports reduced bloating weight loss and better sleep and circulation. A free trial offer is available by mail through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by druggists nationwide.

Almira A. Jackson East Front St. Traverse City, Mich Dean Buffalo N. Y

Visitors and relocations span counties near and far

Local notes report numerous visits and guest stays across Albany Logan Athens and Wellston including Hyla Vorhes Mary Brooks and Mildred Hickman among others Parade of relatives travels continues as families move between Congo Lancaster Columbus and Belpre. The item records community social calls and a near centenarian's illness in Hockingport.

Townspeople and Relatives Busy with Weekend Visits

Clarence Townsend returned to Columbus from visiting his parents in Bethany. Henry Burk left for Athens for new work. Leslie Petty and sister Nellie Barnes with Willie visited Sugar Creek to see their brother. Minta Grubb went to Athena for employment. Teachers attended tests at Stewart. John Johnson and wife visited daughter Gertie Lones near Beebe. M M Dewees and wife called on Jennie Morrison at Coolville.

Clarence Townsend John Johnson Gertie Lones Beebe M. M. Dewees Jennie Morrison Coolville

Miss Faye Cline and Athens visitors at Union events

Miss Faye Cline of Albany was a guest of Constance Crossen Friday. Several local youths attended the Albany commencement exercises. Miss Pearl Blackwood and Miss Faye Baker of Athens visited here Sunday. Genevive Biddle closed a successful Froggie term. An evening exhibition drew a large audience as teachers praised pupil progress and diligence.

Faye Cline Albany Constance Crossen Pearl Blackwood Faye Baker Athens Genevive Biddle Froggie

Plantsville enjoys fair weather as electric survey starts

Weather is mild in Plantsville as farmers harvest corn and oats. Surveying for a new electric line begins this week, bringing optimism for the town. Ruby Gifford Creighton dies at home and is buried in Chesterhill with family mourning.

Local social notes from Clarksburg and surrounding towns

Stewart and Mrs Hart along with Mrs Fitzhugh and Gertrude OConnor of Clarksburg are guests of their parents P OConnor and wife Edson Dean of Athens visited parents here Edson Dean of Athens spent Sunday with his parents at this place A son was born May 1 to Mr J Charlton and wife Ed Nice and wife attended Ringling Bros show at Parkersburg last week Mr and Mrs Hay and baby of Salem were guests of Mrs Hay s sister and husband Carl Hayes and wife for a few days Fred Hammond and his mother plan to move to New Mexico Friends regret their departure Mrs Sarah Storer hosted her daughter Mrs Maxwell and family from near Glouster for a weekend visit

Wm. Vorhes Albany Hyla Vorhes Erma Erwin Gertrude Furnace Logan V. Bartelis Chas Congo M. D. Schaff Margaret Bartel Wm. Brooks Miss Mary of Columbus Maria Ruby Gifford Creighton Chesterhill Clyde Potts Kansas Lillian Bardin Maggie Phipps Somerton Tenn Centenary M. E. Church Cutler Mayme James Richard Folgerton Bartlet Joe Hart Maggie Fitzhugh Gertrude O’connor Clarksburg W. Va P. Oc’onnor Edson Dean Athens J. Charlton Ed Nice Ringling Bros Parkersburg Hay Baby Salem Carl Hayes Fred Hammond Thei New Mexico

Local visitors and family contacts noted in Wolff Plains area

Ida Hustoo and her daughter from near Sugar Creek visited F. M. McHarg and wife on Sunday. Charlie Matheny stayed with relatives in Nelsonville, tied to Alderman Matheny of Athens visiting family here Sunday. Mr. Carpenter from near Clark's Chapel visited Mrs. Jennie McHarg. Miss Alice Michael returned to Athens Sunday due to her sister’s serious illness.

Ida Hustoo Sugar Creek F. M. McHarg Charlie Matheny Nelsonville Alderman Matheny Athens Mr. Carpenter Clark’s Chapel Jennie McHarg Alice Michael

Local Social and Real Estate Notes From Summit and Latrobe

Miss Sinez and Francie Winters visited Summit and Latrobe relatives returning Saturday. Real estate agent G W Dean reports active business. Rev Kellar of Coolville to preach next Sunday at ten. Frances Winters of Latrobe hosts her thirteenth birthday party with friends from Coolville and Latrobe. E P Chambers left for Colorado. J B Cubbinson went to Chauncey for work on the K M.

Miss Sinez Francie Winters Summit and Zaleski G. W. Dean Kellar Coolville J. M. Townsend Latrobe Frances Wintera Magel Lawrence Annie Walden Bernice Dean Alice Humphrey Nona Shields Aurtley Fitch Carrie Shanks Gladys Root Lacy Chevalier Wellsville Leora Wharf Pleasant Plains Dean Ewers E. P. Chambers Colorado J. B. Cubbinson Chauncey

Community Notes From Woodyard and Nearby

P. V. Coe of Woodyard visited sister Mrs. Olile Winget. Many locals attended the Froggy school house exhibition Saturday night. Constance Winget returned home to Woodyard after visiting friends. Dr. H. H. Baker of Newark was a guest of his father H. L. Baker at the week’s start, accompanied home by the Filippino boy who has stayed at the family home.

P. V. Coe of Woodyard Mrs Olile Wingets H. H. Baker Newark H. L. Baker Filippino Hom

Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea Baby Tonic Ad

An old advertisement promotes Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a beloved baby tonic claimed to bring strength and health to fretful children. Cline's Pharmacy lists the product with an 850 designation.

Cline Llister Rocky Mountain

Athens to Chicago Service Link Through Daily Car

The Ohio Sonnel Lines operate through sleeping car service to daily. Train No. 5 runs via Toledo and the Lake Shore Ry landing in Chicago at 7 10 a m and connects with morning trains out of Chicago for all points west.

Athens Chicago Ohio Sonnel Lines Sleepie R Rune Ohio Central Toledo Lake Shore Ry

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