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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1901

Page

4

THIRTY-EIGHT BILLS RETURNED BY JURY IN ATHENS COUNTY

A long Athens county session recap notes thirty six of thirty eight indicted prisoners arraigned before Judge Wood. Youths Yoonm and Frost pleaded guilty to burglary. Hatfield Welling Burton Richards faced various charges with December trial dates set. several suspects pled guilty for penalties from fines to jail time. court scenes included large crowds and several notable cases across criminal offenses.

Common Pleas Court Athens County Jugo Wood G. W. Gibbs Lewis Roach Porter Wood Arthur Yoonm Lewis Frost Rome Township Yocum Frost Charles Hatfield John Welling John Burton John Richards Warry Gberly James Ogle Frank Robinet Fred Fisher Charles D. Willey Clara Oberhalezer Ted Blower Blower Tolliver

Saloon cases flood local court with December trials

Defendants including Frank Smith Jacob Bowen and George Paul plead not guilty to fornication and keeping a saloon open on Sundays. Several others including Thomas Silvers Sir Bhimmer and Charles Gyurko face December trial dates. A group of saloon keepers from Huntingtonport bonded at 800 each.

Frank Smith Jacob Bowen Bowen Glouster Evan Sprey Hranch Milligan Val Davis John Caldwell Lewis Wend Tip v Johnsen Lewis Warner Wilfie Donate George Paul Thomas Silvers Knip Sir Bhimner Charles Gyurko D. W. Nelson Michael Hays George Baker Eva Calvert Baker Calvert Hockingport

Death of Major A. D. Brown in Pomeroy

Major A D Brown died Tuesday night at his home on Lincoln Hill Pomeroy after a long illness He was a former Athens resident and active in Athens county affairs for years before moving to Pomeroy At seventy death followed a set of old age complications His remains will be brought to Athens Friday morning by the K and M train for brief funeral services at the new cemetery where he will be interred

A. D. Brown Jin Home Lincoln Hill Pomeroy Athens Athens County New Cemetery

Wyoming Woman Kills Bear Solo in Big Horn County

Mrs. Marx, a resident of Big Horn County, Wyoming, killed a large bear solo near Beaut Creek on a 20 30 Winchester. She dismounted, fired thrice, and the bear fell at her feet after a precise shot under the shoulder. Her husband and others later retrieved the carcass while she shared bear meat with friends.

Wyoming Cady Mr. O Dol. Marx Big Horn County Beaut Creek Shoshone River

B and O Announces Time Change for Through Trains

Notice of a slight time adjustment on two B&O through passenger trains. Train No 2 from the West will now arrive at 1:00 PM and a train from Oupoi will arrive just enough earlier to miss the old time. Passengers with chronometric regulators should plan accordingly.

B&o Ou Poi Ctl

Caldwell Hammond dies after long illness in Wayne County

Mrs Caldwell daughter of William and Lucretia Hammond was born December 21 in Wayne County Illinois and died September 27 in Aches County. She married Francis Caldwell February 11, 1900. She trusted God during sickness and prayed for her husband’s comfort. She spoke of her departed mother and called for her husband who stayed by her side through all. God called her home and the family trusts His will.

Caldwell Lucretia Hammond Wayne County Ilinois Aches County Lawrence Francis Fh Caddwell Diffreentimes

Work's Ladies' Tailoring School Continues Indefinitely

Announcement by Miss Bertha Jillet that Work's Ladies' Tailoring School will be continued indefinitely in Athens and vicinity. She will maintain full charge and provide unlimited instruction as in the past, asking for continued patronage and support.

Athens Bertha Jillet

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