Local notes on visits and travel from East Livrepool to Coolville
May and H L McAfee and wife returned home from East Livrepool after visiting their children. Story Rails traveled to Little Hocking for a business trip. Ralph Rath left after two weeks with Luella Clark and returned to Coolville. Charles Clark went to Columbus seeking work. Edd Byron of Stewart spent several days with friends here. Mrs Alice Jeffers of Stringtown Ridge was here on business. Mrs Abbie Crippen, a home missionary, lectured at the Baptist church Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
H. L. McAfee
East Livrepool
Story Rails
Little Hocking
Ralph Rath
Luella Clark
Coolville
Charles Clark
Columbus
Edd Byron
Stewart
Alice Jeffers
Stringtown Ridge
Abbie Crippen
Baptist
What a Pretty Skirt Exclaims About Easy Task Soap
A playful ad notes a pretty skirt and a user of Easy Task Soap. It claims darkish hues require the soap to cleanse away dulling stains. The copy promises availability at grocers for five cents per bar, cheaper than inferior brands.
McKinley Bobo Illness and Local Notes From Ohio Ridge
McKinley Bobo suffers pneumonia and remains very low. A large turnout attended the Sunday school convention at Shade. Elsworth Burleigh rents pasture land on Coolville Ridge for stock. John Evans survived a ferocious animal attack while salting cattle, sustaining only minor bruises. Not Christman sells a horse for four hundred dollars to Columbus buyers. A bountiful fruit crop, especially apples, is anticipated as locals enjoy apple juice. Chas. Sloane, a longtime dealer, sinks further after a prolonged illness. Haugh Mulligan buys a fine herd near South Canaan for shipment to northern buyers. Wallace Douglas visits from Coolville Ridge. Willow Creek and Long Run ball game held at Trion's park on Weaver Bobo's farm, drawing five hundred spectators.
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McKinley Bobo
Elsworth Burleigh
Pike Valley
Coolville Ridge
John Evans
Mr. Evans
Christman
Lodi
Chas. Sloane
Haugh Mulligan
South Canaan
Wallace Douglas
Trion
Willow Creek Fats Edge Evansville Spares Tie in Roller
Two hundred pound players filled the gate as Umpire Bart Burson called the game at two o clock. The Willow Creek boys faced a stout lineup and a tense contest ended with four runs scoring after a misthrow by James Daily. Lincoln Trion tried to steal home but was cut down by Rice Kimes. A rematch is set for Miners Park in Evansville on Saturday.
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Bart Burson
Willow Creek Boys
Alva Crayford
Lincoln Trion
Rice Kimes
James Daily
Fats
Miner's Park
Evansville
Easy Task Laundry Soap Ad Claims Total Household Coverage
An advertisement touts Easy Task Laundry Soap as meeting all household needs. Made from coconut oil and borax, it supposedly leaves a pure clean sweet odor and cleanses every garment it touches. Use a bar, five cents at your grocer.
Willow Creek Baseball Forms Organization at South Canaan
The Willow Creek team organized after meeting Saturday in South Canaan with James Daily elected manager. Alva Crawford and James Daily visited Athens with friends while Lena Hill returned home from Murray City after teaching music. Rev ONeal plans a farewell sermon Sunday with baptism for eighteen. Otis Mansfield returns from Iowa to visit relatives and will spend months nearby before the St Louis fair in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
James Daily
Messrs
Alva Crawford
Athens
Lena Hill
Murray City
O'Neal
Otis Mansfield
Lowa
Mr. Mansfield
St. Louis
Local social notes from the U. B. Sanday school event
Miss Cecelia Evans and Cooley of Jacksonville visited the area as guests of Cooley s parents. Grace Crawford of Jobs spent Saturday here. Hetta Latimer of Murray City visited Sunday. Merle Creahbourne and sister Flossie of Glouster called on Miss Fossie Mason. Don Cassis of Columbus stayed with Miss Sarah Richards Sanday. Celia Clarke and Libbie Hillier visited relatives at New Lexington and Columbus. U B Sanday school reorganized with James Wheatley superintendent Will Hilton assistant superintendent Norma Wilson secretary Mary Gibbs librarian. Teachers elected Molly Robinson Will Hilton Flossie Mason Welia Smith James Robinson. Scholars enrolled 38.
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Cecelia Evans
Cooley
Jacksonville
Grace Crawford
Jobs
Hetta Latimer
Murray City
Merle Creahbourne
Flossie
Glouster
Fossie Mason
Don Cassis
Columbus
Sarah Richards Sanday
Celia Clarke
Libbie Hillyer
New Lexington
U. B. Sanday
Sanday
James Wheatley
Will Hilton
Norma Wilson
Mary Gibbs
Molly Robinson
Flossie Mason
Welia Smith
James Robinson
Richard R. Grenhow Cured of Rheumatism by Dodds Kidney Pills
Kirkland Illinois May 9 Richard R Grenhow reports curing rheumatism in his left leg after suffering severe pain and inability to walk with two canes. He used fourteen boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills and says the pain faded, sleep improved, and he feels better than he has in twenty five years.
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Kirkland
Ill
Richard R. Grenhow
Dodd
Dodd’s
Local Social News From Wolfs Plains and Nearby Towns
Edward Michael and family visited Mrs Michael s parents near Athens over Sunday. James White and niece Miss Hattie Robbinett left for Meigs county to visit relatives. Harper Matheny and wife attended a funeral near Glen Ebon. George Shaffer of Jackson county was hosted by Mr and Mrs Joe Brown. Harry Barker moved to Nelsonville for a new job. Rev McDowal spent time with Mr and Mrs George Hull. Alderman Matheny of Athens visited his parents here. Joe L Hutchins and family visited Logan with Mr and Mrs J D Harvey. Mrs J Hawk visited Mrs James Blazier in Athens. J K Brown improving his property here. Edward Shipley moved family to Glouster with Miss Etna Michael tagging along. H M Barker family spent a day at Nelsonville. Miss Ethel Sams, staying with Edward Michael s family, returned home near Lysander. Miss Alice Michael hosted her sister Miss Nelle of Athens. Miss Ida Campbell of Murray City stayed with her mother here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Michael
Nelsonville
Rev. McDowal
George Hull
Alderman Matheny
Athens
Joe L. Hutchins
Logan
J. D. Harvey
J. Hawk
James Blazier
J. K. Brown
Edward Shipley
Glouster
Ethel Sams
Lysander
Alice Michael
Nelle
Ida Campbell
Murray City
Snowy Cloth On The Board Sensorial Appeal Of Table Linens
A vivid ad copy extols EASY TALK soap as the key to a snowy clean table cloth. It promises purity for any feast, noting that cloths stay fresh and free from rot when washed with the soap. Grocers sell it for 5 cents a bar.
Hollister News In Briefs
Miss Golden Wood recovers from serious illness and is able to be out. Homer Love visits Nelsonville this week. Mrs. J W Arbaugh of McLaney visits her parents in town.
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Golden Wood
Homer Love
Nelsonville
J. W. Arbaugh
McLaney
Twenty Two High School Graduates to Receive Diplomas
The Athens high school plans a May 20 baccalaureate service at the Presbyterian church with Dr. G Walton King delivering the sermon. Class day is June 2 at the high school, followed by commencement on June 8. Twenty two seniors are listed: Harry Baker Minnie Bell Virgine Bishop Don Coultrap Willie Conhett Dermont Dean Josiah Fuller Harry Foster Grace Johnston Hattie Cooper Heber Henke Frank Kurtz Maggie Mills Blanche Mills Charles Mills Freida Porter Robert Snow Madeline Schaeffer Fred Scott Lenne Ward Isabella West Arthur Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Presbyterian Church
G Walton King
Harry Baker
Minnie Bell
Virgine Bishop
Don ©. Coultrap
Willie Conhett
Dermont Dean
Josiah Fuller
Harry Foster
Grace Johnston
Hattie Cooper
Heber Henke
Frank Kurtz
Maggie Mills
Blanche Mills
Charles Mills
Freida Porter
Robert Snow
Madeline Schaeffer
Fred Scott
Lenne Ward
Isabella West
Arthur Walsh
Healing Piles Cured by Arnica Salve Claim
J A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama suffered a severe pile condition with 24 tumors and was hospitalized twice. After doctors failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve halted inflammation and cured him, advertised as a remedy that conquers aches and kills pain at W H McKee's Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
W. H. McKee’s
Ohio Wins Over Otterbein in Baseball
Ohio university defeated Otterbein 14 to 6 in a weathered game marked by errors on both sides. Gullum pitched despite illness as OU benefitted from home runs and strong second baseman play while Otterbein struggled with injuries and position confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Otterbein
O. U
Pennsylvania
Gullum
Miami
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Promoted by Sufferer
A Atlanta man G F Carter credits DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with curing his piles after one box. He notes instant relief and praises it for eczema skin ailments burns and wounds. Sold by Cline's pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Carter
Atlanta
DeWitt
de. Witt
Cline
Harmacy
Final Meeting of Men's League at Christian Church
The Men's League of the Christian Church held its last meeting of the year in the church parlors on Monday night with a large gathering. Mrs. J. D. Raw read Mrs. Treadley's paper Home from a woman's standpoint and Rev. Conner spoke on Home from a man's stand point. The men provided refreshments and officiated at the frappe bowl. The League adjourned until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s League of the Christian Church
Columbus to Athens Excursion Schedule Details
Train leaves Athens at 5 55 a m for Columbus return from Columbus at 8 30 p m. Excursions to Wellston McArthur Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis and other points priced 75 cents to 1 25. Additional Athens to Pomeroy and Jackson returns depart Athens 5 50 a m and 6 p m respectively.
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Hocking Valley
Athens
Columbus
Jackson
Wellston McArthur
Pomeroy
Middleport
Gallipolis
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