Peruna Endorsements and Local Society Notes
Letters extol Peruna as an excellent tonic for catarrh and coughs with endorsements from ex governor BRRD BHARP of Kan gas and Montreal merchant James Currie. Local notices report visits by Linn Totman, Hile Albee, Mrs. W. P. Smith, and others, plus a Game Warden patrol in Glouster. Daniel Fleming purchases ten shares of First National Bank stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrd Bharp
Kangas
Mt. N. E
Washington, D. C
Isaac Sharp
James Currie
Montreal
Can
Notre Dame St
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Messrs
Linn Totman
Hile Albee
Columbus
P. O. Anderson
W. P. Smith
Marietta
F. M. Selby
George D. Wandless
Detroit
Mich
Bessie Spurrier
Flora Gray
A. B. Vincent
Margaret
Vincent
J. G. Moore
J. W. Cecil
Dunbar
Jewell
Marshal Yocum
Glouster
Daniel Fleming
First National Bank
T. K. Clark
Maude Gibson
Amesville Residents Attend Funeral and Visit Chesterhill
Wilber Carpenter visited friends at Logan this week. Several Amesville residents attended Pearl Vore's funeral in Chesterhill on Monday. Harvey Thomas of Chesterhill came to town on Black Diamond Traction Company business. M. M. DeWees of Stewart was in Amesville Monday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Carpenter
Logan
Amesville
Pearl Vore
Chesterhill
Harvey Thomas
Black Diamond Traction Company
M. M. DeWees
Stewart
Residents Attend Barnes Funeral and Local Notices
Local residents from Orbiston Floodwood Columbus Logan Hocking and New Lexington gathered for the Barnes funeral. Several families report illnesses births and travel with church events and dignitaries attending services and organ dedication.
Fateful Sailor Marr and a Chocolate Rescue Tale
A Melbourne tablet honors James Marr who rode out the Rip! squall on July 14, 1878. Marr clung to the wreck, the crew debated rescue, and a gift of candy from a Brooklyn aunt secures a dramatic escape for him amid the sea's fury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
James Marr
Marr
Reia
Local Social News From Amesville Area
Mrs A J Ogg and Mrs George Totman are both ill at home. Grandmother Totman visits daughter Mrs Alby near Joy. Mr and Mrs George Brown visited Athens Friday. Miss Marie Balderson of Glouster visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs Lew Totman of Columbus visit mother Mrs William Van Dyke. Rev the new Amesville circuit pastor preached his first sermon yesterday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Griggseby of Sharpsburg visit parents Mr and Mrs J W Brawley, due to Mr and Mrs W A Cope, recently a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedrow
Orbiston
Joseph Austin
Floodwood
Joseph Slater
Columbus
Fred von Weymuller
Logan
George
Lucius Hull
Hocking
Robert Shannon
Miss Fern
New Lexington
Barnes
Rose
Anna Price
Charles Price
BE. W. Cable
Washington, D. C
Harriet Black
Nelle Black
Athens
Ben Black
Clarissa Tedrow
Herman Ruble
Walter Raybould
Wellston
Eliza Raybould
Will Hoodlet
Edward Fluke
Woman's Relief Corps
Athens Corps
Morris Wilson
Dora Patton
Henry Barron
Fayette Street
E. 8. DeMiller
The
Christian Church
Green Lawn
Thomas Raybould
Marynville
L. B. Sparks
David H. Moore
M. E. Church
Moore
Mel Robb
Henry Hamm
Chillicothe
Henry Barrow
Will Matheny
Gallipolis
Will Cornell
L. G. Matheny
William Barnes
W. Washington Street
W. H. Miller
Oddfellows
Rebekahs
A. J. Ogg
George Totman
Grandmother Totman
Alby
George Brown
Marie Balderson
Glouster
Lew Totman
William van Dyke
Amesville
Clarence Griggseby
Sharpsburg
J. W. Brawley
Sheriff Sale of Hockingport Properties in Athens County
Public auction ordered by Athens County Court of Common Pleas in the case William M. Straus v Robert L Hickman et al. on December 23 1905 at 1 pm at the courthouse front steps Athens Ohio. Described parcels include In-Lots 2 5 6 1133 1142 1143 Out-Lots 1062 1063 in Hockingport plus a 100 acre tract and a 3 rod wide strip off In-Lot 1149 with appraised values listed. Cash in hand day of sale. A Murphy Sheriff W E Peters Puff's Att'y. Nov 23 to Dec 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Straus
Robert L. Hickman
Athens
Troy Township
Athens County
Ohio
Hockingport
Ohio Company
L. E. Curtis
Private sale of late R. Sheldon homestead on West State
Bids invited for the late R. Sheldon homestead on West State Street in Athens O until November 25 1905 cash terms. Inquiries directed to O D Hopkins attorney of Henry OBleness administrator. Also two modern residences in May Avenue and Maplewood Drive with detailed features and a note they are for sale cheaply if sold soon as owner plans to go south for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Sheldon
West State Street
O. D. Hopkins
Henry O’bleness
May Avenue
Maplewood Driveway
Maplewood Place
Athens
W. C. Hudson
Camel as war steed among Somali warriors
The passage describes camels as patient beasts but notes that trained riders become formidable war steeds. Somali fighters are said to have used camels for fierce charges for generations, wielding long spears from mounted positions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nelsonville
Chamberlain
Webster & Co
Adora
Ontario
Canada
W. H. McKee’s
Iton Drug Co
Chauncey, C
Dickson & Mustard’s
Humpty Dumpty
Black Dwarf
America
Athens Opera House
Mary C. de Steigner
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
T. R. Biddle
G. D. Read
E. W. Chubb
Hazel Bean
J. A. Brown
Mollie Erwin
Win Gold
Geo. Harris
Sylvester Harper
Florence E. Jennison
Frank D. Koons
A. M. McKee
Chas. Mathews
Walter Meadows
Joseph Morrison
Sadie Murphy
Frank Norman
W. W. Pugh
Rev. Randal
J. R. Stauert
Valentine Stevens
Lucy Tippie
Dr. F
Waterbury
W. W. Williams
Jno
W. Wilson
Ss. B. Pickering
P. M
Bes Ladies
J. D. Raw
STO
Chicago Tribune
Bacon
Egbert
Yonkers
Brooklyn
Edna
John Stow
EnglysPr
William Collingwood
Chicago
Lovel
England
Rich
Cates
Ratcliff
Woma
Louisville
D. Raw Company
Wilson Chapel
W. A. Copei
Bay
Chicago Record-Herald
A. Murphy
W. E. Peters
Puff
Sam Summer
Prn
Bargains
K. P. Building
Athens, Ohio
X-M-A
Jack and
Jill
Millikan
Pike Road
oHimer Corner
E. G
Care Ohio Hotel
Portland Cement
Athens Concrete
Alpha Portland Cement
McKinstry & Parker
Fit
yCilicothe
Parkersburg
Su A
New York
St.Louis
St. Louis
Fast Mail
St Louis
Louis
New Yores
G.P.A
Hocking Valley
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