Social notes from Coolville and vicinity Sunday visits
Mrs. Mary Weatherby and Misses Goldie and Cora Tedrow spent Sunday in Lysander. Emmett and Harry Riley teaching at Chauncey visited family here. Henry Lour and wife made a business trip to Athens. Bunte and Johnson of Langsville called on old friends. Jesse Watkins and family from Athens visiting Rev. Samuel Poston. Rev Massie preached at Grahams Chapel. Helene Maxon and Mrs. Parrish to Cincinnati for the winter. Mrs. W Gray returned from Parkersburg after an operation. John Brookhart and Mrs. Brookhart of Parkersburg called on Lee Taylor and daughter Bess. Anna Hilderbrand spent Sunday with Clara Higley. Geo H Walden went to Clarksburg. Fra Frost of Marietta visiting relatives here. Mrs. Lucy Fisher of Watertown visiting Mrs. M A Morrison. The Twentieth Century club danced at the I O F hall. they bought a piano and enjoy music. Agnes Humphrey and A E Lawrence attended the Chautauqua club meeting at Mrs. Neal White's in Hockingport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weatherby
Goldie
Cora Tedrow
Lysander
Emmett
Harry Riley
Chauncey
Henry Lour
Athens
Bunte and Johnson
Langsville
Jesse Watkins
Athone
Samuel Poston
Massie
Grahams Chapel
Helene Maxon
Lucy Fisher
Watertown
M. A. Morrison
Twentieth Century Club
Melgonville News Quietly Links Illness and Social Visits
Local notes report Mrs. J. P. Reynolds gravely ill from blood poisoning after a minor injury. The city records numerous social visits, travel, employment changes, and a few legal fines. Notable events include Prof. Aaron Grady buying land for a new home and a mining accident at Sunday Crews mine No. 967 injuring Frank Wallace's foot.
Local social notes from Wingett Chapel area
Mrs Mary Boazman visits daughter in Wilkesville and Mrs Frances Phillips. Linke Rossell of Columbus guests Mac Barrows family. Mr and Mrs Jesse Carroll retire after three weeks in Zanesville and Denver town. Mrs Ferdinand Hoisington visits Marshfield aunt. Mrs Luln Steed ill with quinsy. Mrs Mary Bradley visits near Marshfield. Dr Philip Hawk and wife of Factory calling on friends. Harry Hoisington guests at Albany. Wallace Drake moves to Wilse Gilbert farm near Marshfield. Clara Borman of Athens visiting parents. Charney Hoisington employed at Loohrig visits parents. Mrs Potter of Hebbardeville guest of daughter Mrs John Steed Sanday. Mr Michaels and wife move to Henry Baker farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Carroll
Zanesville
Denvertown
Ferdinand Hoisington
Smith
Marshfield
Toesday
Luln Steed
Quinsy
Mary Bradley
Schaualis
Philip Hawk
Factory
Harry Hoisington
Albany
Wallace Drake
Henry Baker
Wilse Gilbert
Clara Borman
Athens
Charney Hoisington
Loohrig
Mrs. Potter
Hebbardeville
John Steed Sanday
Michaels
Meigs County
Community Notes from Athens and Surrounding Areas
Local residents travel for visits and business in Athens Little Hocking Nelsonville and Marietta. Numerous social visits include Mrs Flinn and Miss Cora Latrobe to Mrs Dye and relatives of Erie Pa. A tie vote for supervisor prompts trustees to favor Sid Dunfee. Coolville circuit plans conference at Torch November 26 with date still unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Dunfee
Coolville
Torch
Local Visitors and Property Transfers Noted Around Athens
Mrs Amos Holland and sister Mrs Milton Creighton of Colorado visited friends in Athens. Mr and Mrs Z Fulton visited their daughter Mrs Harvey Williams at Clarks Chapel. Mr and Mrs Clarence Sams of Mechanicsburg spent a day last week with his parents. Elbert Sams of Athens bought the farm recently owned by John Kanaugh. Mrs Dora Hartley and Mrs Elizabeth Williams went to Okey Lawrence County to visit Mr and Mrs J B Massie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Holland
Milton Creighton
Colorado
Athens
Z. Fulton
Harvey Williams
Clarks Chapel
Clarence Sams
Mechanicsburg
Elbert Sams
John Kanaugh
Dora Hartley
Elizabeth Williams
Okey
Lawrence County
J. B. Massie
Local Notes From Glouster Area
Mrs. W H Leighty visits friends in Athens Ollie Birtcher of Colambus stays with relatives Wm Levy and Mathew Reed spend Sunday in Columbus Vernon completes paving on South High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Leighty
Athens
Ollie Birtcher
Colambus
Wm. Levy
Mathew Reed
Columbus
Vernon
South High Street
Peruna praised by Mrs Marsh in 1904 letter
Mrs Senrietta A. Marsh of Los Angeles writes that after seven weeks of grippe she found Peruna effective. She reports rapid improvement within three weeks and vows to use the remedy again, noting its long approval and travel proofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senrietta A
Marsh
16Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
Woman'’s Benevolent
Kentucky
Tennessee
Peruna
Bao
Henrietta AS. Marsh
Ir. Hartman
Siartman Sanitarium
Columbus Opia
New England Notes of Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Addie Bundy of Guynville visited here at the week’s start. Miss Annie of Glenuster guests her sister Mrs George Thomas. L E Poston and wife were Athens visitors Monday. William Jackson noted as oldest man ill in the village. Masters Harvey and Almon Edwards from Guysville visited grandparents William Edwards and his wife. Mrs A J Bennett and son Clinton and daughter Ida returned from Illinois. Miss Mina Bennett visits Athens with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Bundy
Guynville
Annie
Glenuster
George Thomas
L. E. Poston
Athens
William Jackson
Harvey and
Almon Edwards
Guysville
William Edwards
A. J. Bennett
Clinton
Ida
Illinois
Mina Bennett
Stewart Notes and Local Visits in Athens
Mrs J R Bennett and her young daughter return to Fairmont after visiting her parents Earl Hayes and wife in Athens. Tim Murphy and Mrs W Gossage are sick. Bertha Hall returns from Chillicothe. Jose Palmer and Ora Danfee visited Saturday. Hever Reese from Athens stayed with her mother several days. Maggie Ewers visited friends in Athens. L H Smit wife Harvey Gopel and Maury Ewers witnessed the Isle of Spice in Athens Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Bennett
Fairmont
W. Va
Earl Hayes
Athens
Tim Murphy
W. Gossage
Bertha Hall
Chillicothe
Jose Palmer
Ora Danfee
Hever Reese
Maggie Ewers
L. H. Smit
Harvey Gopel
Maury Ewers
Armesville area notes many visitors and new arrivals
Armesville residents host guests from Columbus Planteville Joy Glouster and Hebbardaville. Rev D R Reese arrives to fill M E church vacancy. A Presbyterian dinner nets 35 dollars. Two births reported at Perry and Sedgwick homes. Various locals visit Athens Columbus Marietta and Sugar Creek.
Local Movers and Social Notes
Dr. H. T. Phillips and family moved to Marion last week to make their home. J. H. Bobo and son Ray visited in Columbus recently. Addie Phillips spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Bobo. Harvey Douglas of Meigs county moved onto George Shoemaker's farm. Rev. Longman was called to Moretown to preach Howard Marshal’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Phillips
Marion
J. H. Bobo
Ray
Columbus
Addie Phillips
Mary Bobo
Harvey Douglas
Meigs County
George Shoemaker
Rev. Longman
Pleasanton Funeral for Mr. Howard Marshal
Pleasanton residents attended the funeral of Mr. Howard Marshal in Burlingham after his death by a gunshot last week. Foul play is suspected. Carl Mansfield of Athens and Miss Lida Newman of Shade visited Mrs. Blanche Kene y. Helen Mason recovers from chicken pox while William Young remains ill. Mrs. Soloman Woodruff shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Marshal
Burlingham
Marshal
Carl Mansfield
Athens
Lida Newman
Shade
Blanche Kenney
Helen Mason
William Young
Soloman Woodruff
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A. E. Lawrence
Chautauqua Club
Neal White
Hockingport
Melgonville
J. P. Reynolds
William Woodard
van Wert
Clarence Sharp
Chicago
Isaiah Tedrow
John H. Salta
Ivy Salta
Dundas
R. ©. McManigal
Nellie Caddy
New Philadelphia
Will Goodwin
Louie Crane
Ed. Rochester
Logan
Hiram Rosser
Maggie Newton
Lancaster
St Martin
G. W. Gibbs
Wheeling
Margaret Crane
Jacob Wilds
Enterprise
George Burdette
Misa Emma
New Straiteville
Ed Evans
Emma Rable
John Sweeney
J. ©. McGrath
Continental
Ed Powell
Robert Hanter
David Six
Circleville
M. Poston
Nelsonville
George Webb
Murray City
W. H. Burrell
Gertrude Sheppard
Orrin Thacker
Fred Zeisler
Lancoaster
Blake
Burrell
W. H. Barnes
Aaron Grady
East Franklin Street
Michael Betts
Mrs. Pearl Betts
Glouster
N. R. Hesse
John
Somerset
William Biddison
Crookeville
John Phillips
Will Franklin
Frank Vollmer
Cromwell Culver
John Perry
San Toy
Orville Dailey
John Faires
Moxahala
John Nelson
Gormley
Costa
John Tracey
Frank Wallace
Wallace
Wingett
Mary Boazman
Francis Phillips
Wilkesville
Linke Rossell
Mac Barrows
Mias Iva Russell
Cyrus Brewster
T. W. Jones
George
Jones
Little Hocking
Flinn
Cora
Latrobe
Dye
A.A. Blackburn
Marie
Corena DeVore
Caleb Russell
Lucy Roberts
Erie
Posey
Kansas
Dewees
L. Posey
E. A. Parkinson
Troy Church
Frost
Crawford
Freda
Marietta
Lygander
Worley Dickson
McArthur
Mary Daugherty
Miss Daugherty
Tme
Blanche Woodgerd
Fayetteau
Henrietta
LA Grippe
New England
Armesville
Robert V. King
May Creighton
Raby Gilchrist
Planteville
W. P. Smith
Orpha Johnson
Trimble
PF. J. Beasleys
D. R. Reese
Pomeroy
Clifford
M. E. Church
Maude Day
Sugar Creek
Lola B. Mingus
Joy
Wilson Inman
Daniel Fleming
B. A. Ellis
The
Presbyterian Church
J. ©. VanValey
Charles Perry
Lizzie Engle
Lucy Adair
Heber H. Henry
Sarah E. Henry
Roy Drury
Ernest Adair
Z. L. Henry
Charles Green
Peter Oxley
William
Hebbardaville
FE. S. Johnson
J. R. Ernshaw
M. Lovell
Fred Sedgwick
Elizabeth Henry
al. L. Ogg
Wilson Chapel
Herbert H. Henry
Pike Valley
Pleasanton
Sam Summer
SAM Summer Headquarters
K. P. Building
Athens, Ohio
Anderson Bros. & CO
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P. CO
Ohio
Havi
China
Hawk
Ban Nae
Bette
Millikan & Hickle
C.W. Walker
Richland Avenue
G. E. Warner
Washington Stree
Charleston
Boy
Lock Box
Ameésville
Pike Road
Elmer Conner
Nelsonville, O
Atenburg
Richardson
Tye
Parkersburg
St. Louis
New York
Daily Beeek
Newark
Parkers
Casherseers
Sion
Wang
C. McBee
Hocking Valley
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