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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1899
Page
8
Miscellany of visitors and locals across towns including Miss Vernie Gillian of Athens hosting relatives, Laura Dunfee’s visit near Youba, and a Republican meeting at Coalville hindered by rain. Social events, church plans, and endowment appeals feature alongside shifts in local business and church renovations.
Miss Anna Black spends Sunday at home in Glen Ebon. Frank Hell suffers a severe scarlet fever attack. Eugene Cabie arrives from Washington to cast his vote. Ben Gibbs hosts his mother from Maron WV this week. Jessie and Mary Smith visit Athens with Alma Paul. Walter Hanning, Columbia Medical College student, returns home. Mrs. Jackson Carr returns from Chauncey visit. F S Coultrap of Athens visits many friends Saturday. Mrs. G W Gibbs returns home to hens after visit with her parents. Ebon Woody injured in Hocking Valley mine Monday. Lee McDowell called to Logan for mother’s illness. Mr and Mrs Paul Cummins host daughter Mrs G E Hammer of Cleveland. Dew of Columbia Medical College spending days with parents P E Wells. Augusta Drescher suffers typhoid fever with little hope of recovery. School board meets. Prof G W DeLong of Corning to replace J Jones. DeLong to begin work next Monday. experienced public school man. Dr Tinker of Athens visits. Rev Cheadle holds meetings at Canaanville. Etta Kimes of Chester visits cousin Nell Coleman. Myrtle Hall attends district conference at Athens. Harvey Copeland visits sister Mrs Hayes. Pilcher and wife spend week in Morgan County. Lun d wife visits relatives in ER. Mrs Corainda Rowell ill and slowly recovering. A char pedal held at Burdon’s residence last Saturday. Curtis Dean and wife visit relatives in West Virginia. Liverpool’s Ted Fordata hosts William Swan.
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