Hamley Run Local Trades and Travel Notes
Bart Davis moved to Athens to work for a brick company there. Elmer Davis returned from Nelsonville after laying brick for his brother. Andrew Wolfe made a business trip to Nelsonville. Marion Davis started for Hocking county but his horse frightened and tore his buggy. he was uninjured. Mrs. S P Stewart of Marshfield visited her daughter Mrs David Young. The community attended protracted meetings at Salem. Mr and Mrs James Young visited Athens for business. Madge Nice, ill with typhoid fever, is convalescent. David Young and daughter Neta were at Nelsonville. Mrs Dora Young and her two daughters visited Mrs Nancy Beverage at Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Davis
Athens
Elmer Davis
Nelsonville
Andrew Wolfe
Marion Davis
Hocking County
Orlan Mills
S&s. P. Stewart
Marslhifield
David Young
Salem
James Young
Madge Nice
Neta
Dora Young
Nancy Beverage
Marshfield
Jolley School Social Ties Highlight Local Visits
Miss Winnie and Lala Jolley of the O. U. spent Sunday with their parents. Miss Besse Johnson stays with her brother Lon Johnson. Elmer Steward visited Meigs county. A L Evans and W C Bean traveled to Harrisonville on business. P G Hibbard and family of Athens spent a day with J B Jolley. Mr and Mrs John Fisher hosted hunters from Columbus last week. A Columbus hunter lost a valuable dog nearby while hunting. Mrs Carrie Irwin of Mechanicsburg visited her parents Mr and Mrs James Steward. John George of Pittsburg spent a few days with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misse Winnie
Lala Jolley
O. U
Miss Besse Johnson
Lon Johnson
Chauncey
Elmer Steward
Meigs County
A .L. Evans
W. C. Bean
Harrisonville
P. G. Hibbard
Athens
Jolley
John Fisher
Columbus
Carrie Irwin
Mechanicsburg
James Steward
John George
Pittsburg
Social at Stewart residence draws large attendance
The event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart was well attended and successful socially and financially. Harve Adams and wife plan to move to their new home soon. Mrs. Mary Hartman of Charleston visits her mother Mrs. McKine. Nelson and Mrs. Dutton of Little Hocking visited their parents on Sunday. Friends mourn the death of Mrs. Mary Dutton Stiles at a Vassar hospital last week. Susie Dutton of Allegheny, PA attended the funeral in Vassar. Michigan visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dutton, hosted their daughter Susie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Harve Adams
Mary Hartman
Charleston
McKine
Nelson Dutton
Little Hocking
Mary Dutton Stiles
Vassar
Susie Dutton
Allegheny
Stiles
Michigan
Charles Dutton
Local News Roundup From Hillside Area
Robert Blair of Cincinnati Hill visited his daughter Mrs J W Kand e with granddaughter Myrta. Several attended Henry Swartz sale at Vanderhoof. W F M Day of Athens visits his parents. Stout and Myrtle Runion listed as sick. Swartz family moved to Abbott place. Riley and Lou of Guysville called on H E Stout. Residents being vaccinated. George Mitchell back from Hocking county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blair
Cincinnati Hill
J. W. Kincade
Myrta
Henry Swartz
Vanderhoof
W. F. M. Day
Athens
Charles Mary Stout
Myrtle Runion
Abbott Place
M. M. Riley
Lou
Guysville
H. E. Stout
Geo. Mitchell
Hocking County
Local moves and family visits span several towns
Johnt Brandenburg sold his place and moved his family to Logan. Miss Lucy Dowler returned home after a week in Hamden with her sister. 8S G Dowler of Saulsburg spent Saturday with his father Wm Dowler. Some youths attend protracted meetings at Salem. Wm Dowler and wife visit daughter Mrs S Shaw in Hamden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnt. Brandenburg
Logan
Lucy Dowler
Hamden
G. Dowler
Saulsburg
W. Va
Wm. Dowler
Salem
S. Shaw
Local notes from South Canaan and area
Ross of West Virginia visits his niece Mrs. Geraldine Butts in South Canaan. Leroy Williams of Pratts Fork calls on his sister Mrs Chase. E G Cullums of the O U is home over Sunday. The sick listed as improving include Mrs Kate Hoskinson Miss Anna Mansfield Clifford Brown and Clarence Butts. Joint boards of education for Canaan Rome Carthage and Lodi adjourned at the school house due to lack of a quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ross
West Virginia
Geraldine Butts
Leroy Williams
Pratts Fork
Chase
G. Cullums
O. U
Kate Hoskinson
Anna Mansfield
Clifford Brown
Clarence Butts
Boards of Education
Canaan
Rome
Carthage
Lodi
Local Visits and Sunday Sermon Reported in KEW ENGLAND
Mrs. Sarah Hill of Bethel visited Ella Ginn Saturday. Blanch Kincade Lina and Myrtie Calvert of Graysville visited Low Spaulding's Wednesday. Rev Cherrintgan preached a very interesting missionary sermon Sunday evening. Mrs. Edison Vandyke of Marion is visiting Mrs. Martha Vandyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hill
Bethel
Ella Ginn
Blanch Kincade
Lina
Myrtie Calvert
Graysville
Low Spaulding
Cherrintgan
Edison Vandyke
Marion
Martha Vandyke
Local residents host visitors and family guests
Joseph Chase and his wife hosted Rev. L. E. Chase of Illinois as a guest. Mary Byron returned home after visiting friends at Stewart. B. Jeffers traveled to Athens on business. Josie Chase hosted Mabel Chase of Tuppers Plains for a Sunday visit. Joseph Chase, wife and son visited Frank Chase at Tuppers Plains on Friday. Wm. Jeffers made a business trip to Canaanville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Byron
Stewart
B. Jeffers
Athens
Josie Chase
Mabel Chase
Tuppers Plains
Joesph Chase
Frank Chase
Wm. Jeffers
Canaanville
Social visits and illnesses in Lysander and nearby towns
Mrs Elizabeth Hull and Mrs Phebe Crawford visited Mr and Mrs Charles Sloan Saturday at Lysander. James Buck of Gaysville visiting daughter Mrs Bertha Bean. Uncle Simeon Buck surprised by friends cutting and hauling his winter wood. Mr and Mrs James B Crawford visited parents at Canaan. Stella Caldwell visited her mother near Tuppers Plains. Eva Christman of Athens stayed with her mother near Lysander. Uncle Dennis Timney ill and Mr L Miller recovering from a wrist injury. Olie Jones and Florence Lawrence visiting Mrs Mary Sams near Lysander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hull
Phebe Crawford
Charles Sloan
Lysander
James Buck
Gaysville
Bertha Bean
Simeon Buck
James B. Crawford
Canaan
Stella Caldwell
Tuppers Plains
Eva Christman
Athens
Konkoskia
Dennis Timney
L. Miller
Olie Jones
Florence Lawrence
Mary Sams
Local Notices From Chillicothe Area Gathered Week
E R Brewster of Chillicothe visited his mother Mrs Nancy Brewster Thursday and Friday. Lizzie Hendrickson Brewster 27 dies. funeral at M E church led by Rev McKerney with many attendees. Several locals visit relatives. typhoid cases Haddon Dye and Ella Scarlett recovered. Posey injured during event setup. proceeds from entertainment exceed twenty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Brewster
Chillicothe
Nancy Brewster
Frank Hannis
Youba
St. Joseph
W. Va
Will Hannis
Lizzie Hendrickson Brewster
Harold
Bernard
M. E. Church
Rev. McKerney
Flossie Richardson
Columbus
Bird Barrows
Frost
Henry Brewstar
John Hendrickson
Wheeling
Local visitors and hospitality noted in Amesville
Mrs Vesta Sullivan of Columbus visits relatives and friends in town. D T Moore of Albany stays with Mr and Mrs A C Painter this week. Mr and Mrs T E Clark and Mise...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Sullivan
Columbus
D. T. Moore
Albany
A. C. Painter
T. E. Clark
Mise
Funeral Notices and Local Incidents in Ames Township
Anna Clark attends the funeral of her aunt Mrs. Charles Warrener in Gallipolis. A large barn on Little Federal owned by H. B. Smith burns with an estimated $2600 loss and no insurance. Various local residents visit relatives or travel, plus postmaster appointment for A. G. Henry and school dismissals due to scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Clark
Charles Warrener
Gallipolis
H. B. Smith
Little Federal
Ames Township
Ezra Carpenter
Gloutier
C. Porter
Murray City
John Porter
Hattie Howard
Millfield
J. M. Howard
No Longer Than Your Hand Painkiller Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement touts Perry Davis Painkiller as a remedy for lumbago and back pain. It claims to ease throbbing pain to a dull ache after rubdown and notes effectiveness for sciatica and rheumatism with 25 and 50 cent bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Canadian Northwest Low Rate Excursions Offer
Announces low rate trips to the Canadian Northwest on November 18 December 2 and 16 via Chicago and North Western from Chicago. One fare plus 82 dollars round trip with liberal return limit and stopover privileges. Four fast trains daily Botim 6 30 p m 8 00 p m and 10 00 p m with direct connections at St Paul and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Chicago
Botim
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Set Medias Berese
Chyna
The Diamond Pin That Was Not Acceptable
A young man presses his suit with growing intensity over a week, gifting a diamond pin he hopes she will accept. She refuses, saying it would be improper to accept more than flowers or candy from a man they have known for only a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Masson
Brandur Magazine
Lake colors across European lakes color their surroundings
The article notes lake hues differing by lake names. Lake Geneva appears azure, Lake Constance and Lake Lucerne green, the Mediterranean indigo, Lake Brient greenish yellow, and Lake Thun blue, highlighting varied natural water tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake of
Geneva
Lake of Constance
Lucerne
Lake of Brient
Lake Thun
London Spectator
Courage and Fear in Disease Immunity
The piece argues courage strengthens resistance to illness while fear weakens it, citing beliefs that brave individuals withstand pest hospitals and disease better. It notes psychological and physiological effects, referencing Health in an article and the old adage that discretion aids valor, urging balanced precaution and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pest
Napoleon
New York Herald
The Least of the Lot
A dialogue about Clara's forthcoming marriage reveals only the trousseau house furniture and luxury items, with the narrator noting the absence of any mention of the fiancé and joking that she forgot about him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Paris
London
Education begins at home and beyond, says orator
An impassioned speaker argues education starts at home, while a calm observer counters that true schooling extends through kindergarten, boarding school, sports, cities like Paris and London, and ends in prison or privilege. The quip reflects a life view from Life magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Wall Street
Sing Sing
Newport
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Jolley School
Hockingport
Dowler Ridge
Harry G. Stalder
South Canaan
Kew
England
Joseph Chase
Rev. L. E. Chase
Illi
Nois
BULL
Amesville
Michalls Stern & CO
Rochester
Si.k
The
F. L. Preston Co
Alelens
Ohio
Herman Curry
Buethel
Benjamin Zumbre
Charles Batchelor
Pattons Mills
W. M. Hecker
Chesterhill
W. Lortz
A. G. Henry
Post Office Department
This Place
John Patterosa
Maggie Ghering
Elizabeth Painter
Irwin, Pa
Galzier
Phillips
G. E. Clark
Evelyn Young
Prin. F. M. Heston
Pataskala
Canadian Northwest
Conid
Lake
Jackson Business College
Jackson, Oh'o
DR. Fenner
Fencer
J. L. Still & CO
Woodland
ST. Vitus
Cecscult
E. R. Lash
Homeseekers
Ohio Central Lines
L. P. Lewis
Detroit
Mich
D. J. Cargo
Toledo
O. John Moores
Findlay
O. W. A. Peters
Pass
O. N. C. Bishop
New Cemetery
Pickering
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A. W. Allom
Hannah
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