Personal mentions highlight ailments and visits in Amesville
Miss Aldine Roach has recovered enough to be up. George Gress stays with the Reverend. Mrs. John Hixson hosts her son Dr. P. E. Hixson and wife in Amesville. Miss Grace Beverage travels to Columbus. Mrs. Alex Nelson and son Andrew return from Glouster visits. Charles Walsh visits Columbus mother Mrs. Thomas Walsh. Rufus Secoy recovers from typhoid enough to come downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldine Roach
Vrs
John Hixson
Amesville
P. E. Hixson
Alex Nelson
Andrew
Yiett
Glouster
Rufus Secoy
Local Residents Depart and Visit Relatives in Various Cities
Mrs. George Junod and her daughter Rose visit relatives in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laughlin host the latter’s grandmother Mrs. Fielden Simmons in Frost. Prof. H. R. Wilson travels to Bournville for a high school commencement address. The Pallas Club meets with Miss Lizzie Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mirick wed in Washington and visit Mrs. Mirick’s mother. J. F. Robbins travels to Windon for his uncle’s funeral. Marion Danford tours with relatives while her daughter Blanche attends college. J. T. Merwin returns from Cincinnati after Ohio State Medical association meeting. Dr. C. S. McDougall and Dr. D. H. Biddle will return home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Danford
I. Sisler
Blanche
S Tay
McConnelaville
Th. J. T. Merwin
Cincinnati
Ohio State Medical Association
C. 8. McDougall
D. H. Biddle
Mrs Ravenscroft Returns From Columbus After Illness Visit
Mrs. John Ravenscroft came home from Columbus on Thursday night due to her daughter Mrs. P. Th. Carpenter’s illness. She will stay with Mrs. Carpenter for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ravenscroft
Columbus
P. TH. Carpentr
Carpenter
Local Visitors and Guests Reported Around Columbus
Judge A W Lynch visited Columbus on business while Leonard Ravencroft and Dr G L Sanders passed through for brief engagements. Lew Jones and Mrs Samuel Pidcock travelled, guests stayed with Alex Mahan and Miss Anna Howard, and several others visited or returned home from trips to St. Louis Gallipolis Pomeroy and Dayton.
Local residents visit relatives during weekend travels
Day by day social notes show Mr. and Mrs. F. Hooper visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Swinehart and Virginia visit Adelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Clester depart for Sulphur Lick Springs. Mrs. Koons of Columbus guests on South High street. Mrs. McKinstry and baby join husband visiting family. Mr. and Mrs. Harper head to Dayton for grocery venture. Cameron family and Malvina Le Favor visit Columbus. Clara Bancroft, ex voice teacher, in town from Lawrence, Kan.. Dr. and Mrs. Henry return from Ft Thomas after attending a state medical meeting. Roush family in Colorado near Denver. daughter Helen improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cameron
Arthur
Malvina le Favor
Columbus
Thomas L. Lowe
Social Notes From Town And Nearby
Mrs W G Logan and daughter Norene spent Sunday in Cincinnati. J P Cross of Albany was the guest over Sunday of his son Everett Rose. Miss Edith Beasley of Amesville is visiting H D Henry and family on College street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Cross
Albany
Everett
Edith Beasley
Amesville
H. D. Henry and
College Street
Adda Higgins
Cyrus Higgins
Hebbardsaville
Virgene Henry
Delaware
John Woodworth
Mrs Wood and guests visit Columbus for weekend
Mrs James P. Wood Jr returned Saturday evening from a several days visit in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Byron Wolf and Mr and Mrs FE Schloss were Columbus visitors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Wood, Jr
Cincinnati
Byron Wolf
Miss Mattie Fagan Returns Home From Parkersburg Visit
Miss Mattie Fagan of Parkersburg West Virginia has returned home after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs FW Bush. The report mentions accompanying guests Ellis Sibley and Will Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Fagan
Parkersburg
W. Va
FW Bush
Messrs
Ellis Sibley
Will Fletcher
Pleasant Ridge visits and travel notices in Cincinnati
Leo Bean and Carl Tewksbury visited Karl Adams at his Pleasant Ridge home in Cincinnati. Mrs. J. C. Jones and daughter Aleta returned from Sabina after visiting her mother Mrs. Nathan Henry. The Someries and brother with Addie and Burt siblings attended the Boxwell examination near Kimberly. Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Dyke came from Morris Avenue to visit Parker Snyder in Mineral. Frank Mansfield and family with Minnie Bardin expect to arrive from Los Angeles tonight or tomorrow. Rev. H Marshall Thurlow suffers conjunctivitis in the left eye with a burst blood vessel causing swelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bean
Carl Tewksbury
Karl Adams
Pleasant Ridge
Cincinnati
J. van Dyke
Morris Avenue
Frank Mansfield
Minnie Bardin
Los Angeles
Cal
Cincinnati visit and local guests list from Sunday
Mr and Mrs H J Long were guests of relatives in Cincinnati Sunday. Mr Long returned in the evening and Mrs Long will visit relatives there for a week. Otto Rose Ray Slaughter Clarence Batts Lewis Kelley Carl Batts Tun Kale Charles Slaughter John Kale James Josten Jesse Gilkey Frank Schloss and Guy Radcliff were among the Cincinnati excursionists Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. J. Long
Cincinnati
Mr. Long
Mrs. Long
Otto Rose
Ray Slaughter
Clarence Batts
Lewis Kelley
Carl Batts
Tun Kale
Charles Slaughter
John Kale
James Josten
Jesse Gilkey
Frank Schloss
Guy Radcliff
Warrener Finishes Cincinnati Visit Before European Trip
H P Warrener secretary and assistant manager of Whitaker Paper company Cincinnati and Nashville and vice president of Bay State Paper company Poston Mass arrived to visit his parents Rev and Mrs Warrener. He will soon depart for an extended European tour to boost business and enjoy travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Warrener
Whitaker Paner Company
Cincinnati
Nashville
Freight steamer Adelia Shores sinks in Lake Superior
A 21 person crew and passengers aboard the Adelia Shores, owned by Manx Transportation of Cleveland, went down off Whitefish Point during a gale on Lake Superior while bound from Michigan with a salt cargo. Wreckage sighted by Northland crew. storm winds up to 70 mph and heavy snow hampered recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Sheree
Cleveland
Duluth
Whitefish Point
Peleth, Minn, May
Adelia Hores
Lake Superior
Northland
Whitefish Polot
Adelia Shores
Manx Transportation Company
Michigan
Holmes
Aurania
Russia
Nestor
Ship Shorts Owned by Cleveland Company Sunk in Lake Superior
The steam ship Shorts, reported sunk off Whitefish Point in Lake Superior, was owned by the Manx Transit Company of Cleveland. It was purchased last winter for $30,000. Captain Hiolmen, 25, from Milwaukee, commanded the boat with a crew of 13 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Shorts
Lake Superior
Whitefish Point
Manx Transit Company
B&. Hiolmen
Milwaukee
Refugee Becomes Premier In Liberal Cabinet Formation
Teheran May 10 Said El Dowléb, recently dismissed foreign minister, forms a liberal cabinet and will resume his post. Nasir El Mulk, a refugee in Europe, will become premier. El Mulk previously led in 1907 but was ousted amid protests over delays in executing soldiers who murdered two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Said el Dowléb
Nasir el Mulk
Europe
Constipation Remedy Cited In Early Dean's Regulats Ad
An old advertisement claims Drastic physics gripe and Dean's Regulats cure constipation gently. It warns of headaches nausea dizziness and languor from constipation and offers the product for 25 cents through the druggist.
County board of examiners files large teacher results
The county board of examiners met in this city Friday evening and reviewed last Saturday’s teachers’ examination papers. The morning report shows an unusually large number of successful applicants across classifications from Elementary to Eight Years, with many completing all work at the last exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Examiners
Boxwell Examinations Draw 200 Athens County Youths
The Boxwell examinations were taken today by over two hundred young people from all parts of Athens County. The Boxwell commencement will be held during July, with the exact date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Wrights Due Tomorrow in New York for Welcome
Dayton aeronauts Wilbur and Orville Wright are due in New York from Europe for a one day visit. Tributes of homage await them as their aviation triumphs are keenly watched by the world. The Wright brothers will be the centerpiece at Aero Club and Automobile Club receptions during their 24 hour stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Aeroplanists
New York
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Dayton
Europe
Aero Club of
Avtomobile Club
The Kiss on a Transcontinental Train
A New York man Scarborough meets an easternly charming woman on a westbound train. Their playful instant rapport leads to a kiss on the platform near San Francisco. The twist: she is the fiancée of his friend, Merriam, and she had teased him all along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Omaha
San Francisco
Hin
River Platte
Scarborough
Walford
Merriam
Rosalie
Charlie Wolford
Charlie
Chariie
Wolford
Speakers Named for Ohio University June Commencement
Ohio University announces a full week of events June 20 to 24 led by President Bilis. Alumni will hear from speakers including Kon Jas Campbell and Rev. Thea L Lowe with a concert by the College of Music and an annual oratorical contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Bilis
Jas
Bk. Campbell
Coriwnbus
Y. M. Cc
Avanda
W. A
Thea. L. Lowe
D. D
Columbus
Don D. Tulling
Terre Haute
Inn
Ewing Hall
Mills Hall
Mes
Ellie
The
College of Music
Board of Traatees
Benior — Usef
MeeAlaumal
Timothy
Hogan
Wellaton
College of Liberal Arts
State Normal College
Commercial College
Col of Music
Engineering
Board of
Modoc Shooting Leaves Suspect at Large
Matt Hayes of Modoc survived a shotgun wound at about fifteen feet after a Tuesday afternoon clash with Mike Vamish Jr. Hayes’s condition improved beyond expectations. Vamish Sr. and Steven Vamish faced charges and were jailed with bonds set. Mingus was also involved. The grand jury will probe the cases when it sessions Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Hayes
Modoc
Mike Vamish, Jr
Vamish
Fraves
Hayes
Mike Vamieh
Steven
Buehiel
Mike Vamish
Steve Vamish
Ed Mingus
Mingus
Local Social Notes Highlight Columbus Visits and Athens Guests
Nelsonville resident Meehen returns from Columbus after ten days visiting relatives. Several locals host visitors from Columbus Hindley and Zaleski while Mrs Ace Lee and Libian Barron stay with Mes Patton. Athens guests include Mrs William Phillips and children visiting Dr Primrose and Mrs S N Preston hosts Arch Rannelis of Logan. James Sheppard from Columbus visits mother Mrs Marie Sheppard in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Lee
Liblian Barron
Mes. Walk “Patton
Zaleski
William Phillips
Athens
8. N. Preston
Arch Rannelis
Logan
James Sheppard
Columbus
Marie Sheppard
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Health
An all round laxative tonic claims to tone regulate stomach liver kidneys and nerves. It purifies blood cures constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice chills and malaria. Price 25c at McKee's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
McKee's
A New Arrival in the Baughman Family
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Baughman announce the birth of a child on May sixth at their home. The new arrival joins the family as a welcomed addition to the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Baughman
Harmony Hill Social Roundup and Travel Notes
Richard Hueston left Thursday for Idaho then will visit Washington and the coast before returning home S H Holland made a business trip to Parkersburg Miss Carrie Thorp visited Littleocking with Miss Edith Delliows Miss Addie Cornes stayed with Mrs J C Coggeshall Guy Crawford joined a Blennerhasset Island fishing party Arthur and Cecil Cornes hosted a cousin visit Miss Vernon Stone and Evan Stone of Belpre were honored A crowd of cherry makers serenaded Frank O Neal and bride after their return Mr and Mrs Tobias Watson spent a day with Mr and Mrs M J Hamlin Goblera Kaeb. Farmers are planting corn in the county Meesera J B Chappelear and John Robbins of Athens traveled through the area Marie Stone of Dunham visiting aunt Mrs Clara Cornes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hueston
Idaho
Washington
S. H. Holland
Parkersburg
Carrie Thorp
Littleocking
Edith Delliows
Addie Cornes
J. C. Coggeshall
Guy Crawford
Blennerhasset Island
Arthur
Cecil Cornes
Vernon Stone
Evan Stone
Belpre
Mesera
J. B. Chappelear
John Robbins
Athens
Marie Stone
Dunham
Clara Cornes
Frank O'Neal
Mere Tobias Watson
M. J. Tiamlin
Goblera Kaeb
Long sought man in for trouble
Requisition secured. Charles Maile, wanted for cutting with intent to kill Leonard Harris at Kilvert two years ago, will be brought from Parkersburg West Virginia tonight. Sheriff D B Webster left for Parkersburg to transfer Maile after arrests at Cutler Marietta and Williamstown, Va. He refused to return to Ohio without requisition. Maile faces Ohio court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
D. B. Webster
Parkersburg
Charles Male
Leonard Harris
Kilvert
Harris
Cutler
Marietta
Williamstown
W. Va
Ohio
Maile
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Offi
Hie
Diane
Circles Isle
Miss Grace Beverage
Charles Walsh
Thomas Walsh
George Junod
Littl Daughtery Rose
Edward Laughlin
McKinley Avenue
Fielden Simmons
Frost
H. R. Wilson
Bournville
Pallas Club
Lizzie Cochran
Park Place
Mrs
Henry Mirick
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Mirick
Henry Brown
D. D. Jones
J. Jones
Girard
W. P. Stewart
Powell
Ad Norwood
Clement Hooper
Californe
J. F. Robbins
Winden
J. M. Robsin
Worning
A. W. Lynch
Leonard Ravencroft
G. L. Sanders
Corning
Gallipolis
Lew Jones
St. Louis
Samuel Pidcock
Alex Mahan
Labrig
A. L. Johnson
Anna Howard
Millfield
Flossie Burson
Pomeroy
Nora Cooley
Besse
Mrs Ain Cooley
Weert State Street
E. E Bean
Bhelimound
Tenn
W. B. Golden
Seen
George Rey
Inez Higgins
Chaunce
Laura Slowter
George Harris
Union
E. F
Emmett Hooper
Starling
Ohio U
Mrs. F. 8. Hooper
Russell Swinehart
Virginia
Adelphia
C. P. Clester
Charles Martin
Lick Springs
F. M. Koons
J. W. Barich
South High Street
K. T. McKinstry
Baby
Charleston
Cb. A. R. McKinstry
George H. Harper
Harper
Clara Bancroft
Lawrence
Kan
Wellston
John L. Henry
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Henry
State Medical Association
Thomas Roush
FE. C. Woodworth
Mary Blige
Chauncey
Frank Carraci
May Miller
W. Bundy
8. N. Hobson
J. A Lovell
Gertrude Bartlett
Ethel Gillett
Gilouster
J. A Duncan
V. ¢. Loos
Arthur Sloret
Chillicother
Levi Kelley
J. W. Hudson
Mee. A. KE. Downard
Mary Cross
Carl Hibbard
Herbert Brooks
Weert Union Street
Lulu
Nelle Young
Columbes
Evelyn Young
Mt. Carmel Hospital
George H. Junod
Rose
Clarence G. McCray
J. C. Jones
Aleta
Sabina
Nathan Henry
Somerie
Brother
Kimberly
Addie
Oscar
Clarence Burt
H. Marshall Thurlow
Commandery No. 15
Mandery
Knight T. R. Cowell
Julian Streets
Chillicothe
Cyrene
Zanesville
Meister
Wheeling
Wheeling Commandery
Kanawha
Clarksburg
Weston
Huntington
Sistersville
Sutton
Bluefield
Morgantown
Fairmont
de Molay
Franklin
Crusade
Aletha Blackwood
Gertrude Blackwood
Flora Baird
Edna Cline
Ruth Calahan
Richard Campbell
O. W. Cray
Wealthy Davis
Earl Downey
Draper Davis
Agana Fenwick Mable Fisk
G. A., Gilbreth
Arthur Graham
Goldie Gillian
Minnie Hall
Cora Knowlton
Emma Lenox
Ethel McAfee
Everett White
Everett Neff
Harry Riley
Cora Radcliffe
Grace Aubrey
Ida Vare
Erie Day
C. F. Evans
Elizabeth Forward
Robert Lee
Goldie Morse
Elizabeth Musgrave
Gertrude O'Conner
C. G. Potts
Grace Smith
Beulah Scott
Leora Trickett
Edytha Trickett
Earnest Wood
Ida White
Mary Secay
Mary Burnett
Leah Maker
Sylvia Cor
Ht. L. Dunlap
May Fisher
BE. VT. Hays
Grace Herrold
Jessie Lorts
G. T. Mills
Henry Norrie
L. BR. Pierce
Lillie Taylor
Eleanor Wilson
R. By Copeland
George Norris
Leota B. Morris
Delia Q. Conner
Pearly Gaskill
Gheorge Norris
Laura M. Hastings
Wrights
Louise B. Cummings
American Press Association
O. U
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Dna Meehen
Mr. Joseph Sinthis
Hindlay
Paul Becklett
Rachel Ellen
al In
Thie City
the and Friends
Fred ‘Idénscott
Petite
John Lawson
Missea Maud
Iris Juniper
Forrest Marsh
Dr. Cann
Edith Lynn
Joseph Smith
John L. Roach
Charles Newton
Little Son
Harry Bulwn
Mrs. B. Sherrard
Colorado
Mina Myrtle Sieberts
Mee
Lillian Bechtold
James McKey
Frederick Weymeuller
Haydenville
Harmony Hill
Charles Mave
Ben Athengs
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