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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1905

Page

11

Local notes from Glouster and area

The Rothwell club met at Mrs. Rearden's home with Mrs. A J Crawford delivering a Shakespeare paper. A Rendville to Sugar Creek labor train began Monday as miners fear shutdowns to work in Sugar Creek mines. Mrs. C H Hatton visits Columbus this week. Mr. and Mrs. M Clark and son Dwight spent Sunday with relatives in New Lexington. Over one hundred people from here and Athens attended J B Meredith's funeral at Shawnee. Meredith died in Wales and was brought home. A J Munden hosted nephews J R Skinner and T B Andrews of Cincinnati. Joseph Wolf of Nelsonville visited his daughter Mrs L R Andrews. The Epworth League held a social at W A Clark's residence Saturday night.

Rothwell Club Athens J.B. Merdith Shawnee Meredith Wales A. J. Munden J. R. Skinner T. B. Andrews Cincinnati Joseph Wolf Nelsonville L. R. Andrews Epworth League W.A. Clark

Mrs H W Sterns Praises Dodds Kidney Pills

Gelatt Pennsylvania November special report notes Mrs H W Sterns, a longtime resident, credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing her rheumatic back pain. She suffered years from kidney related rheumatism and after four days, lameness and pain subsided, leaving her free of discomfort and eager to keep the remedy in her home.

Gelatt H. W. Sterns Deéd Ford Dodd

Funeral Sermon Held for Mrs. Dailey at Graham Chapel

The Rev C B Longman preached the funeral for Mrs. Benjamin Dailey at Graham Chapel on Sunday. Local scenes include Mr and Mrs W M Williams visiting Chester, Mrs C E Reading and Frances Mohler in Athens, Mrs E O Coe moving to a new home, and Mrs L H Jeffers injuring her arm. Rev M A Harvey to preach at the Christian church next weekend. Also notes on social visits, family travel, and a digest of a medicinal advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.

C. B."longman Benjamin Dailey Graham Chapel W. M. Williams Chester A. Johnson C. E. Reading Frances Athens J. H. Mohler E. O. Coe Martha Wilson L. H. Jeffers M. A. Harvey The Christian Church B. Longman Portsmouth Cincinnati J. E. Williams

Tonsiline: the cure for sore throat dangers in children

A medical ad urges mothers to act quickly on sore throats to prevent croup quinsy tonsillitis or diphtheria. It claims liniments and syrups fail, promotes Tonsiline as the fast effective remedy and urges buying a bottle now from Tonsiline Co.

Tonsiline Co

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup

A historic remedy marketed as a cathartic cough syrup that clears the throat and strengthens lungs. Promoted as effective for croup and whooping cough and noted as the only cough syrup that moves the bowels. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.

Kennedy Cline

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Church Events

Mr Kurtz returned to Columbus after visiting his brother in law Elias James. James Medley Jr of Reedville is home for a few days. Mrs Ellworth Furtz and children returned from Wolf Summit West Virginia. Mrs G Dye visiting Parkersburg. Mr Goodrich of Byers visited Carl Dunfee and Miss Linscott. G Dye and wife attended Vanderhoff church. Rev E A Parkinson to preach here and at Little Hocking. Mrs Belle Johnson of Parkersburg visiting Levande James Scarlett and others. Ladies Aid of Baptist church met with Mrs Dye. raised forty to forty five dollars, four dollars in treasury. portraits taken after meeting. Dinner planned at the hall on Thanksgiving. Mrs Anne Dunfee and mother Mrs Bailey of Frost returned from Guernsey county after visiting grandmother. Ira Barrows spent Monday with his mother Nancy Barrows then left for Pittsburg for work.

Kurtz Elias James Columbus James Medley Jr Reedville Ellworth Furtz Wolf Summit W. Va G. Dye George Betsall Parkersburg Goodrich of Byers Carl Dunfee Miss Linscott Vanderhoff Luster Clark E. A. Parkinson Little Hocking Belle Johnson Levande James Scarlett Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church Dye Anne Dunfee Bailey Frost Guernsey County Dunfee Perry Ira Barrows Nancy Barrows Pittsburg

Prelude to Wartime Readiness Promotes Early Colds Cure

In the early months of the Ruasi- Japan conflict the article urges preparation and rapid treatment of colds. It highlights that a cold can be cured more quickly if treated promptly and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure, sold by W. H. McKee and Barton Drug Co. Chauncey Ohio.

Chamberlain’s W. H. McKee and Barton Drug Co Chauncey Ohio

Local Notes From Melseonville and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Ed Powell slowly recovers from a severe attack of peritonitis. County Commissioner Frederick Von Weymuller of Logan visited on business Friday. Prof Aaron Grady attended the teachers examination in Athens Saturday as an examiner. Mrs James Beattie and son Fred of Columbus visited Nelsonville relatives last week. Miss Alta Russell of Marshfield visited Miss Vivian Kelley early this week. Mrs S Tedrow and son Will of Orbiston visited R M Manigal and family Saturday. Mrs Clarence Sharp and Mrs G W Gibbs and children visited Floodwood Saturday. Mr and Mrs Florey Johnson of Brenholts visited his father Frank Johnson from Saturday to Monday. Mrs George Barrows Jr visited Chauncey Sunday. Mrs Anna Kelly and sons Harry and Eddie of Marshfield visited W W Kelly and family Thursday to Sunday en route to Indiana to make their home. Dr Walter Hanning returned from Chicago after a six weeks post graduate course in medicine. Miss Lizzie Dempster and Nora Collins of Floodwood visited Saturday. William Hordene of Middleport is

Frederick von Weymuller Logan Aaron Grady Athens James Beattie Fred Columbus Nelsonville Alta Russell Marshfield Vivian Kelley S. Tedrow Will Orbiston R. ©. Mo. Manigal Clarence Sharp G. W. Gibbs Floodwood Joseph Austin Florey Johnson Brenholts Frank Johnson George Barrows Jr Chauncey Anna Kelly Arocella Harry Eddie W. W. Kelly Indiana Walter Hanning Chicago Charles Junkerman Lancaster R. C. Dean Clarissa Tedrowsis Daugher Jesse Vanhorn James Jewell Glouster John Gilbert Oakdale G. E. Hammel Lucile Ed Cummins Paul Cummins A. Cable W. Cable George Charley Malloy New Straiteville Carl Bridgeman Gertrude Pride of Lou Matheny L. G. Matheny Frank Ranch Theresa Ranch Kimberly Jennie Cook Bernard Inman Hocking Henry McCullough Edith Herman Stador Wm. Tedrow John Evans Judson Harmon Falton Blanche Frost Amos Holland Dorcas Love Cora Goldie Tedrow Lucy Frost Sarah Creighton Colorado Pete Finsterwald David Griffith Beaumont Charles Kelley Wm. Fulton Albany

Local residents host guests and relatives across counties

The report lists numerous visitors and guests from Columbus Lancaster Glouster Oakdale and Hocking visiting families in the area. People include Joe Kelch Helen Johnson Mrs Junkerman Dr Johnson and Mrs Dean among others with weekend and first of the week visits noted.

Purge and Stomach Liver Tablets Sold in Canada and Ohio

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are marketed as strong yet mild and safe for children without griping. The ad cites R. B. Webster & Co. of Adora Ontario and lists W. H. McKee's drug store and Barton Drug Co. of Chauncey Ohio as sellers.

Chamberlain Webster & Co Adora Ontario Canada W. H. McKee’s Barton Drug Co Chauncey Ohio W. H. Me Chauncey, Ohio

Dailey Widow Dies After Long Illness At 71

Mrs. Benj. Dailey died at her home Friday evening after a prolonged dropsy illness. She was 71 and funeral services were at Graham's Chapel with Rev. Longman officiating. Local notices include visits and travels among residents and a Witch Hazel Salve ad from DeWitt Co. prescribed for various ailments.

Benj. Dailey Graham's Chapel Longman Lucy Frost Elbert Sama Ath

Albany Social News and Weekend Events

Mr Goodrich of Byers visited daughter Mrs W E Mohler over Sunday. A masquerade ball at the town hall Friday was enjoyed by attendees. Mr and Mrs E Morton arrived from Washington DC. Morton left Tuesday. Mrs Morton will visit relatives for weeks. Auction at McCoy addition drew quick sales. Mrs M F Whaley drew the free lot. Eva Morse stayed with aunt Mrs John Rickey in McArthur for several days. Mr and Mrs John Hollingworth of Nashville NY stayed with Mrs Almonda Bowers. Hollingworth plans to buy property here. Misses Vira Chase Blanche Sisson and Dora Sisson visited Mrs Mary Throckmorton Saturday.

Eva Morse John Rickey Mc.Arthur John Hollingworth Nashville N. Y Almanda Bowers Hollingworth Vira Chase Blanche

Local Moves and Visits Reported in Belpre Wheeling and Logan

Mr and Mrs Charley Scott visited Belpre for employment and plan to move there soon. Mr and Mrs Charles Hayden traveled to Wheeling for employment. Miss Lowe Hannis visiting sister Mrs Ben White at Little Hocking. Mrs Fannie Huggins returned to Logan after weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs W A Bingman and daughter Miss Emma hosted the Daughertys and Charley Scott. Miss Sadie Daugherty attended the event.

Charley Scott Belpre Mr. Scott Charles Hayden Wheeling Hayden Miss Lowe Hannis Ben White Little Hocking Fannie Huggins Logan W. A. Bingman Emma W. E. Daugherty Roy R. F. Daugherty Sadie Daugherty

Marietta Conference Held at Irish Congregational Church

Last week a conference convened in Marietta at the Congregational Church of Ireland gathering attendees from local groups. The event focused on community matters and religious outreach with speakers addressing social issues and fellowship.

Marietta Congregational Church At Ireland

Carthage Social Notes and Local Appointments

Will Coe hosted 8S A Wilson and family last week. Ida Hoisington and Master Harold Coe visited Porterfield relatives. W H Mills and N E Mills wives spent Thursday with Ed Clark. Ora Townsend and Lelia Mills attended Reading Circle in Stewart. N E Mills wife and baby visited Albany with her brothers. Mable and Mary Mills called on Stewart friends. Harry Bean of Guysville rabbit hunted with Murry Ewers and Maggie Stewart. Pain treated with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at Oline's Pharmacy.

Will Coe A. Wilson Ida Hoisington Herold Coe Porterfield W. H N. E. Mills Ed Clark Ora Townsend Lelia Mills Reading Circle Stewart Albany Miseee Mable Mary Mills Harry Bean Guysville Carthage Murry

Examinations Schedule for Elementary and High School Certificates

Notice to Teachers states examinations for Elementary Certificates at Athens on the first Saturday each month and for high school and special certificates on the first Saturday in September December March and June. Additional exams occur at Stewart Nelsonville and Glouster on the first Saturdays of May June and July. Boxwell examinations at Athens and Glouster on the second Saturday in May. By order of the Board of Examiners M. M. Bryson Clerk. The young man who thinks he knows it all is just on the brink of acquiring some knowledge.

Athens Stewart, Nelsonville Glouster Boxwell Board of Examiners M. M. Bryson

Also Mentioned on This Page

OUT OF Town News Sir. OE California Melseonville Ed Powell Lizzie Dempster Nora Collins William Hordene Middleport John L. Wilson Joe Kelch O.8. U Helen Johnson O. U Johnson Lysgander DeWitt & Co DeWitt Cline’s States Court of Cla Charles Nott Lawrence Weldoo John Lay Btanton J.pfelli Charles I. Huuwwk Websten St. Louis Springfield, Mass Hart, Schaffner @ Marx Hart Schaffner Marx Thompson Scott Lawrence-Worstell Building Seth Hart Croup Seth Bart Croup Syrup CO Obie Youba Hollister Oline Beverly Nursery W. T. Mitchell & Son Beverly T. A. Copeland Bell E. L. Mathie & CO James B. Chappelear O. L. Mathie D. A. de Weese Main St Bears
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