Mineral community notes on residents and moves
Mrs. B. Lewellyn visits her daughter at Marshfield. Mrs. Duncan and her young daughter return from Stewart. Joe Algood moves his family to Bodkin farm west of Mineral. George Bodkin to occupy a new Pine Street home. John Stout’s new house nearing occupancy. Mrs. Gaskin visits Carbondale to see her daughter Mrs. Rob Doolittle. Mayme Watkins and Capitola Sanders guests of Fannie Albaugh and Carrie Marquis. F. L. Stewart makes a business trip to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lewellyn
Marshfield
Duncan
Stewart
Joe Algood
Carbondale
Bodkin
Mineral
George Bodkin
Pine Street
John Stout
Gaskin
Rob Doolittle
Mayme Watkins
Capitola Sanders
Lubiig
Fannie Albaugh
Carrie Marquis
F. L. Stewart
Athens
Athens Residents Social Roundup and Illness Update
Cameron Crossen spent Sunday with his parents in Athens while Abijah Carrell from Colorado is in poor health. Mise Faye Baker and Ella Osborne visited the Bakers in Athens as part of a family weekend. Attendees from here at Miss Blanch George’s Miasquarade in Hebbardsville included Maude Crossen Della Clutter and Deane Crossen. Mrs. M Bentz of Alfred visited her brothers H P and Dal Rood. The Mansfield child is ill with scarlet fever. Charles Harris and family from Athens stayed with the Sidders family last week. Albert Snow hosted graphophone music at Geo Hawks Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Crossen
Athens
E. Crossen
Abijah Carrell
Colorado
Mise Faye Baker
Ella Osborne
W. H. Baker
Blanch George
Hebbardsville
Maude Crossen
Della Clutter
Local Social Notes Include Weddings And Visits
Mrs James Anthony and son Frank visit Mr A Same recently. Miss Ethel Same of Athens staying with parents. Mrs Henry Love ill but improving. Maude Rath of Judson guests of Miss Goldie Tedrow. Rev Massie preaches on home of our God. Elbert Snow and Alma Frost of Judson wed at bride’s home with Rev Massie. Wise & Son building occupied. Country Glee Club met at Mattie Gunder’s. Harry Walden and Clyde White visit from Parkersburg and Athens. Ed Bomgardner and son Donald return from Belpre to St Paul. Edwards Sisters to sing at M E church. Dr Joe Berner from Kansas guests of Brown. Fellowship meeting at Congregational church led by Rev Nichols and Rev Gadsby and Rev Small. Dr Ward A Frame to practice in Athens with Dr Basom. Wilma Barrett of Parkersburg visits. Surprise party at Max’s for Helen’s birthday. Clarence Davis moving into F B Tidd’s Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Anthony
Franki Ridge
Ethel Same
Athens
Henry Love
Maude Rath
Judson
Goldie Tedrow
Love
Massie
Elbert Snow
Alma Frost
Wise & Son
Country Glee Club
Mattie Gunder
Harry Walden
Parkersburg
Clyde White
Ed Bomgardner
Donald
J. M. Tidd
Belpre
Dal Casley
St. Paul
Edwards
M. EB
Ward A. Frame
J. 8. Basom
Wilma Barrett
M.8
D. Dunlavey
Max
Helen
Clarence Davis
F. B. Tidd
Main Street
Local Notes from Cham paign Area Visitors and Drouth
Mrs Rev John Wright of Cham paign visited friends recently Rev H Delay preached here Sunday Mrs Wm Irwin of Albany stays with her parents Mr and Mrs G F Robinson Oil operator J Crashen is expected to drill gushers soon Mrs Octa Fox of New Lexington visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Irwin The region faces its severest drought to date for water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wright
Champaign
Local notes from Athens area residents return home
Mrs. Susan Hammond returns from Athens after five weeks away. Lizzie Day, ill, is improving and coming home Friday. Garland Buck of Columbus votes after returning home. Will Winter and wife visited OCoolville on business Saturday. Josie Caldwell spent Sunday with her parents. Frank Caldwell in Athens Friday. Blanche Bilsir and cousins Dunfee spent Sunday at Wallace Kincade's. Frank Buck of Illinois returns home after two years. Harvey Bennett moved his saw mill near Selridge. Rev Cranb preached at Lawrence with a full house and the sisters provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hammond
Athens
Lizzie Day
Garland Herbert Buck
Columbus
Will Winter
Ocoolville
Josie Caldwell
Frank Caldwell
Blanche Bilsir
Bittie, Ora
Lillie
Archie Dunfee
Wallace Kincade
Prank Buck
Illinois
Gilbert Day
Harvey Bennett
Alex Caldwell
Selridge
Rev. Cranb
Lawrence
Morrison family visit spurs local social week
Mrs. M. A. Morrison and her daughter Mrs. Hoobler visited Parkersburg Monday. A recital was held Wednesday evening at the I. O. C. hall featuring Miss Annie Anna Hatch from Columbus. The Citizens' Telephone company has moved its office to a newly assigned space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Morrison
Hoobler
Parkersburg
Annie Anna Hatch
Columbus
Citizens‘ Telephone Company
Attractive Merchandise and Satisfied Customers
A dry goods store featuring Brady and Bischof suits and cloaks, advertising exclusive lines and varied styles. Prices range from 1.00 to 30.00 with new dress goods and silks, department busy with woolens and silks, and drives on fabrics and merchandise through Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Bischof
Uie
Soap Advertisement Claims Pure Ingredients
An ad promotes EASY TASK SOAP claiming a clean, sweet towel friendly bar with no injurious ingredients. It emphasizes a pure soap scent and urges readers to buy a bar for five cents.
Fox Mistakes Tigers For Pretenders In Tale
A fable-like note warns that clever deception may fool a fox briefly but fails when meeting a true tiger. The comparison emphasizes the danger of mistaking strength for vanity.
No Freedom from Catarrh in November Warns Readers
An advertisement extols catarrh as a constitutional disease linked to scrofula and consumption. It claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla can eradicate scrofula, cure catarrh, and prevent consumption when taken early, calling it America’s Greatest Medicine for America’s Greatest Disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
America
When a Man's Religion Robs Him of Manhood
A short aphorism argues that religious constraints on male identity require self scrutiny and personal integrity rather than blind adherence. It frames faith as potentially diminishing unless aligned with individual worth and dignity.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promotes Instant Relief
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal remedy for sour stomach belching gas and stomach disorders. It cites a New Britain druggist and a local pharmacy as sellers and includes a religious quotation at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Storrs
Main Street
New Britain
Conn
Cline
Jewelry Quality Promised For Holiday Gift Season
The store pledges ample supply of watches gems and jewels for holiday gifting. It asserts high standards in quantity quality style and price and invites customers to verify the caliber of its jewelry.
D C Cornwell & Co Jewelers in Athens Ohio
Athens Ohio jewelers and scientific opticians D C Cornwell & Co present a concise notice noting their business scope. The brief text emphasizes faith as a guiding concept rather than detailing services or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C Cornwell & CO. Jewelers and Scientific Opticians
Athens
Ohio
One Minute Cough Cure Praised by Chester Postmaster
Chester Mich postmaster A L Spafford reports his daughter nearly died from croup but was quickly relieved and cured by One Minute Cough Cure. The product is marketed as a quick remedy for coughs croup and whooping cough and is sold by Oline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Spafford
Chester
Mich
Oline
Tickets Good Seven Days Ride Options Day Or Night
A brief notice advertises tickets valid for seven days with choices of daylight or night rides.
Man Should Speak Well Of Self Without Downing Others
Opinion notes that self-promotion is acceptable when it does not attack or denigrate others, urging balanced self-advocacy while avoiding personal slurs or negative contrasts.
Clouds Shadow Yesterday's Promises Behind Dark Sky
A reflective line notes that overcast skies fail to erase commitments made earlier. The sentiment ties weather to enduring hopes, suggesting resilience despite gloomy conditions.
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Claims Piles Cure
C H La Croix of Zavalla Texas reports using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for a stubborn pile case and says it cured him permanently. Sold by Cine's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
C. H. LaCroix
Zavalla
Texas
Cine
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Messenger & Herald Printing Co
F. W. Bush
UNION
Lysander
Lottridge
Coolville
Big Preston
Peters
Court House
W. H. Brown Shoe Co
the Home Furnishing CO
the Home Furnishing Company
Home Furnishing Co
Athens, Ohio
Clarke’s Real Estate
Adams Express
North Court Street
Wun
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Napoleon Bonaparte Hotel
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