Local Notes From Union Area Social Scene
Baker of O U spent Sunday at home. Ish Barker visited Athens last week. Roach Riggs and Good visited Grandma Baker. Mrs John Smith improving in health. A singing school held at Union and another proposed. Tedrow and wife guests of I M Barker. Farmers optimistic about pike extension next year. Hudnall hosted birthday party last Saturday. Rev Scott family visiting Mrs parents and plan to settle near Marshfield. Emma MecAdams and daughter to winter with W H McAdams.
Local Moves And Social Notes In The County
Lafayette Mitchell and family relocate to Missouri and neighbors report illnesses of Mrs Waldo Baird and Mrs L Graham. Nora Munn and Mary Smith visit Mrs R B Munn while Leonard Baird stays with Sand Run friends. Albert Haislett and wife visited John Haislett’s family last week. Ollie Zeigler from Indiana moves in with sister Mrs C W Ham. Local youths form a reading club at the schoolhouse with John Hull elected president and Lizzie Higgins as vice president. Agent F C Webster says B&O SW line station agents will be uniformed immediately. he frets over caps and brass buttons but they will be worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Mitchell
Missouri
Waldo Baird
L. Graham
Nora Munn
Mary Smith
Stewart
R. B. Munn
Leonard Baird
Sand Run
Albert Haislett
John Haislett
Ollie Zeigler
Indiana
C. W. Ham
John Hull
Carpenter
Lizzie Higgins
Canaanville School
F.C. Webster
Athens residents and visitors listed in local notes
Vernie Gillilan of Athens was home per Sunday. Mrs. O. O. Barrows is visiting relatives at Frost. Mrs. M. R. Thorp of Washington D C was here last week. Geo. Jones moved into the house vacated by Mrs. T. P. Memew. John F. Bingham and wife attended the Huston Batchelder wedding at Ireland last week. Squire T W Jones called to Coolville to assist in an inquest over Josiah Wise. Charles Rhoades of Granville will preach at the Baptist church next Saturday evening and Sunday morning at 10 30 and at Frost Sunday evening. Protracted meeting begins at the M L church next Monday evening. Cottage prayer meeting on Tuesday evening at Mrs Wilcoxon's and Mrs Forester's on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernie Gillilan
Athens
O. O. Barrows
Frost
M. R. Thorp
Washington, D. C
Geo. Jones
T. P. Memew
John F. Bingham
Huston-Batchelder
Ireland
Squire T. W. Jones
Coolville
Josiah Wise
Charles Rhoades
Granville
Baptist Church
M. Lk
Local Notices From Meigs County and Surroundings
Harry Stage visits Meigs County friends. Rebecca Cornish wintering with Mrs. Sarah McHarg. Mrs. Jane Fuller of Chillicothe guests here. Mrs. Mary Dowler visiting brother Marion. Isaac McHarg buys the Sophrona Fouts farm and takes possession. Owen Martin ill with tongue inflammation but convalescent. Dr. B F Hawk and family of Chauncey guests of the doctor’s brother. Mrs. Fannie McCathran and Lizzie confined to bed with la grippe. Rev. Sargent evangelist from Madison Delaware to preach at Zion on Sabbath evening November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stage
Meigs County
Rebecca Cornish
Sarah McHarg
Jane Fuller
Chillicothe
Mary Dowler
Marion
Isaac McHarg
Owen Martin
B. F. Hawk
Chauncey
Fannie McCathran
Lizzie
la Grippe
Rev. Sargent
Madson
Delaware
Zion
Laughlin Family Attends Henrietta Phillips Funeral
Wm Laughlin and family attended the funeral of Henrietta Phillips at Clark's chapel last Friday. Mrs William Laughlin has returned from visiting her brother in Washington D C after several weeks. Herbert Beckler, a former teacher, begins his third term at this place and is welcomed back as a good teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Laughlin
Henrietta Phillips
Clark’s Chapel
William Laughlin
Washington D. 1
Herbert Beckler
Leslie John joins Athens railroad work roster
In Athens, Leslie John begins railroad employment. Born last week to Jonathan Cubbison and his wife are twin boys. A fleeting note mentions K. Fl, wife of Stewart, and G. W. Flinn with carpenters from B. & T, who moved to Athens amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie John
Athens
Jonathan Cubbison
K. Fl
Stewart
Watt
G. W. Flinn
Ralf
B. & T Carpenters
Tae Akay
Local notes and upcoming meetings in Alexander township area
Effie Woodyard visits relatives near Pomeroy. Sherman Parker recovers from typhoid and resumes social rounds. Valley church E. society hears Rev Williams on the Golden Rule. Blanche Robinson teaches in Pleasanton township. County commissioners are petitioned to remove a problematic pike road from the asylum gate to John Ackley’s residence. New typhoid cases appear. calls for better disinfection. Alexander township teachers circle meets at Center Stake school, next on December 1 at 1 30. M M LeFavor teaching winter term. Mrs Tisher visiting Cincinnati friends. Mrs Elliott and Nora Light visit from Athens. Joe Boyles moves to Patterson farm. Rev Hugh Spencer Williams returns from Chicago and aids Albany C P church revival services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Woodyard
Pomeroy
Sherman Parker
E. Society of the Valley Church
Rev. Williams
Blanche Robinson
Pleasanton
Board of County Commissioners
Pike
Asylum Gate
John Ackley
Alexander Township
M. M. LeFavor
John Tisher
Cincinnati
Frankie Elliott
Nora Light
Athens
Joe Boyles
Nelsonville
R. M. Patterson
Hugh Spencer Williams
C. P. Church of
Chicago
R. Harmon
Williams
Albany C. P
Local notices and society brief on Wheeling trip and visits
J M Tidd made a business trip to Wheeling Friday. J E Hartnell and G Gunder were in Athens Saturday on business. Modie Wise of Sciotoville was called home by her father's death. Mrs B B Kirby of Marietta visiting her father B A Hosom. Dr A J Monahan of Hamden spent percent days here as a guest of his parents. A E Cole of Marietta was guest of J Cole's family last week. The Athenian Quartette gave a pleasing entertainment Saturday night. Effie and Mass Sorel of Reedville were guests of Mrs F B Tidd Saturday and Sunday. The farmers' institute at Coolville rescheduled to December 7 and 8. Eleven members of Coolville Lodge 560 K of P attended the institution of Lodge 670 at Long Bottom last Friday. Josiah Wise, longtime resident, died by his own hand at home early Sunday morning. funeral Tuesday under O O F direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Tidd
Wheeling
J. E. Hartnell
G. Gunder
Athens
Modie Wise
Sciotoville
B. Kirby
Marietta
B. A. Hosom
A. J. Monahan
Hamden
A. E. Cole
J. Cole
Effie
Mass Sorel
Reedville
F. B.tidd
Farmers’ Institute
Coolville
Local Notices and Church Plans Near Berbe
Hattie Doan began school at Berbe on the 19th. Jessie Russell started at the Doan school house last Monday. Rev Carrie Brainard to preach at Universalist church next Sunday forenoon and evening. Titus Shotwell and wife of Ireland guests of Rev and Mrs L A Jenne on the 16th. Rev Carrie W Brainard attends Ohio Universalist ministerial association at Blanchester this week. Rev L A Jenne attended M E district conference at Vincent last week. Thanksgiving church social at Warren Patten’s residence invites all. E Rowland mustered into G A R Post Saturday. post is in good order and welcomes more members. Election results gratify Republicans. opponents warned not to attack old soldiers or tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Doan
Berbe
Jessie Russell
Doan
Carrie Brainard
Universalist Church
Titus Shotwell
Ireland
L. A. Jenne
Carrie W. Brainard
Ohio Universalist Ministerial Association
Blanchester
L. A
Mineral Echoes and Local News Wrap
Local notes report C G Bellows selling property and moving to Athens. Al bany youth attend a Mineral hop. Mrs Duffee and son J H of Albany visit relatives. Hawk and Baughman plastering Dr Harvey’s new residence. Rev Sims preached morning and at Air Line evening. Thanksgiving urged as turkeys cheap. Andrew Irwin improving after illness. Mrs Eliza Mintum, a longtime resident, died November 4 in Greenfield and was buried here. Rev Scott returned from Ohio river and filled Rev Craig’s M P church pulpit. Campbell Glaser extraordinary bargains advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Bellows
Athens
Mineral
Andrew Irwin
Eliza Mintum
Greenfield
Hallowe'en
Scott
Ohio River
Rev
Craig
M. P
Social Notes From Athens Albany And Portland
Mrs Floyd Downing visited Athens last week Della Shaw now staying with relatives in Albany Mrs Laura Wenimer visits her parents Mr and Mrs Woody in Portland Mrs Harriet Staats who stayed with her daughter for three weeks returned to Albany on Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Downing
Athens
Della Shaw
Albany
Laura Wenimer
Woody
Portland
Harriet Staats
Woman's Christian Temperance Union notes district delegates and events
Miss Emma McVay serves as eleventh district delegate to the national convention in Cleveland. New Gambier member Mrs. Duval wishes to join union work. Miss Frances Griffin to speak in Nelsonville Logan Jackson area. The W C T U marks twenty one years this fall and plans a Majority Convention amid crusade memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McVay
Cleveland
Prof
Monroe
Ohio Union
Woman's
Christian ‘T'Emperance Union
Crusade
Frances Griffin
Nelsonville
Logan
Jackson
W.C
S. U
Methodist Church Notes Prodigal Son Sermon and Votes
Rev I M Leslie of Nelsonville visited the parsonage last week. Mr and Mrs D B Stewart have recovered from illness. Ladies Aid flower display a success. Pastor will close the Prodigal Son series next Sabbath. Marietta District Conference met at Vincent Washington county with Rev D Y Murdoch and Rev G W Burns in attendance. Prof H M Conaway was ill and absent from Sunday activities. Mrs Clara Rhea of Zaleski visited Grace Murdoch and attended college days ago. An election in the church lecture room expressed support for women seats in the general conference. forty eight votes, all in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Burns
H. M. Conaway
Epworth League
Clara Rhea
Zaleski
Miss Grace
D. Y. Murdoch
Delaware
Church
Lawsuits and sentences from local court docket
Judgment for plaintiff in Vorhes vs Blake for $100. Dismissals in Belfridge vs Selfridge and Snyder vs Snyder at plaintiff or court costs. Stalder vs Weatherbee dismissed at defendant costs. Linton guilty of assault. thirty days in Zanesville work house plus $10 and costs. Owings vs Grubb dismissed at plaintiff costs. Richards guilty of assault. days in work house plus costs. Stock sale notice: Crippen Wagon Co stock purchased. debtors to settle with W Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Vorhes
W. W. Blake
Reid L. Belfridge
Kittie
Selfridge
Charles Snyder
Mary E. Snyder
Olnoon
Samuel Stalder
Isaac Weatherbee
Frank Linton
Zanesville
C. H. Owings
Wells
Pearl Grubb
John Richards
Crippen Wagon Co
W. Lawrence
Dr Greene's Nervara cure advertised for nervous disorders
An advertisement extols Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as a cure for nervousness headaches and various blood and digestive complaints. It cites Miss Nose McCarthy of New York City who reports relief after three bottles and claims physicians endorse the remedy from Dr Greene at 35 West 14th Street New York. It invites free consultation by letter or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
Miss Rose McCarthy
East Sith Street
New York City
Greene
West 14Th Street
Washington Letter on Cleveland Bond Issue and Hawaii Report
Washington observers question President Cleveland authority to arbitrate China and Japan and to negotiate bonds. Critics cite constitutional limits and foreign entanglements while Admiral Walker’s Hawaii report, debated but suppressed, supports union with the United States. Republican response emphasizes Democratic borrowing and warns of political risk ahead of Thanksgiving. Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Congress
Carlisle
Mit
Hooker
Mississippi
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
China
Japan
Senate
Great Britain
Russia
John Bull
Gresham
Mr. Cleveland
Admiral Walker
Washington
Hawaiian Republic
Hawaii
United States
First annual Hocking Sunday Creek Valley Football Assn Meet
The convention gathered in Glouster on November 10 with a nine member board elected. President J. Murray Glouster presiding, vice president A. McLean New Hamburg, secretary-treasurer J. Mackinaw Glouster, and an executive committee including H. Kelso Corning C. McQuade Murray City T. Fleming Buckingham H. Campbell New Straitsville D. Love New Pittsburgh R. Moody Shawnee. Association rules will govern all games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking and Sunday Creek Valley Football Association
Glouster
J. Murray
A. McLean
New Hamburg
J. Mackinaw
H. Kelso
Corning
C. McQuade
Murray City
T. Fleming
Buckingham
H. Campbell
New Straitsville
D. Love
New Pittsburgh
R. Moody
Shawnee
Change of Time for Athens Bb.& VU. B. W. Trains
The Bb.& VU. B. W. at Athens changes arrivals for west and east bound trains. No. 1 at 3:00 a.m., No. 34 at 9:17 a.m., No. 5 at 8:20 a.m., No. 4 at 1:05 p.m., No. 3 at 1:05 p.m., No. 6 at 3:18 p.m., No. 38 at 4:17 p.m., No. 2 at 10:42 p.m. Passengers on No. 34 at 9:17 a.m. can connect to Marietta and return on No. 38 at 4:17 p.m., yielding a 3 hour layover in Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Marietta
Wanted Immediately House Help In Athens
Classified ad seeks a 10 percent tent girl for general house work. Apply cors at HF. M 4 Athens. Faded clothing repaired to look like new by Beier with MD fast tool. "10 cents at Ghee Phar."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Free Doctor Offers Cure by Letter from New York
Dr. Greene of 35 West 14th St New York advertises free letter consultations for nervous and chronic diseases. He claims to explain symptoms and treatment without charge and offers Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy. The notice promises strong health and appeals to distant readers and those unable to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
West 14Th St
New York City
Dr. Greene
Albany Lose is Athens Gain in McKinstry Move
Albany loses a top citizen with deep ties to public works from boyhood to present. D A R McKinstry departs to Athens, where his memory and legacy in Albany will endure in local hearts. The McKinstrys will be welcomed by Athens society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Athens
D. A. R. McKinstry
McKinstry
Albany Advance
Thankful note for mother Joan Woop's family
Cara of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of mother Joan Woop. Signed by Marrie Woop and M Enoch Jones. Message notes Jones bought BP B. Latsenesa bakery in the Silom Block, Main singer, and claims to be a first class fence who sells the uber and is confident in pleasing all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Enoch Jones
BP B. Latsenesa Bakery
Silom Block
Mr. Jones
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Canaanville
Wolif's
Peach Ridge
Woodyard
Hibbardsville
Marshfield
Campbell "Glaser
Jacksonville
Methodist Church Notes
Commion Pleas
Miss Nose McCarthy
Lincoln
Football Convention
Wassel Brick & Tile Company of
Columbus
Bucyrus Brick & Terra Cotta Company
Bucyrus
Magic City
Sunday Creek Valley
Athens Lumber Company
Wassel Brick & Tile Co
Trimble
Cara
Joan Woop
Marrie Woop
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