Local Guests Attend Dinners and Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Isaac Brewer of Guysville were guests of Dr and Mrs F P McVay on College Street. Several families travel for medical advice and family visits including C D Hopkins taking Rufus to Columbus for an eye specialist, and Don Higgins of Dickinson WV visiting parents and hunting in the county. Bishop and Mrs David H Moor from Cincinnati stay at The Maples for the First Methodist church dedication, with other locals hosting travelers and speakers from Findlay to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Brewer
Guysville
F. P. McVay
College Street
Don Higgins
Dickinson
W. Va
Joseph Higgins
David H. Moor
Cincinnati
The
Maples
First Methodist Church
Local residents plan visits and addresses in Ohio events
Mrs A E Price travels to Marietta to visit her mother Mrs Kostermeyer and to host a few days. O A E Price from Athens scheduled to address a Y M C A men’s meeting in Marietta and visit his sister Mrs Revillion. Mrs D D Fuller and Mrs A T Lawhead with two daughters depart for Ironton to visit Mrs Fuller’s sister Mrs Ogg for Thanksgiving. E T J Jordan from Athens State Hospital heads to Marietta to visit relatives including J L Jordan and sister Mrs Guilbert, planning a month away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Price
Marietta
Kostermeyer
D. D. Fuller
A. T Lawhead
Mary Frances
Theodora
Ironton
Fuller
David Ogg
E. T. J. Jordan
Athens State Hospital
J. L. Jordan
Washington County Children’s Home
Walter D. Guilbert
Columbus
Visitors and guests mingle in Athens from distant cities
Saturday notes list A W Blizard of Baltimore visiting University friends and recalling his UW year. E C C Bibbee of Letart Falls, a recent civil engineering graduate, is visiting Athens friends. Mrs Albert Leonard of New York visits South Congress Street household. Various locals from Coolville Marietta Mannington and Frankfort are in town or traveling, with memorial services in Columbus and a death-related family return from Ludlow Kentucky. Many guests plan winter stays with local families and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C C. Bibbee
Letart Falls
O. U
Athens
Albert Leonard
New York City
Herother
Henry Wright
South Congress Street
Ill Mrs. Beaton critically ill awaiting operation
Mrs Ralph Beaton, daughter of Charles L Kurtz of 1525 East Broad street, is critically ill in Grant hospital after a planned operation was not performed last evening. Reports say she may not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Beaton
Grant Hospital
Beaton
Charles L. Kurtz
East Broad Street
Ohio State Journal
Athens Area Residents Receive Visitors and Dedication Guests
Dr J N Brown of Albany visited Athens on Sunday and several area residents hosted guests. Mrs Harvey Chatter of Marshfield stayed with Mrs John McCoy. Mr and Mrs J Haliday Cline hosted guests. Elizabeth Inman of Nelsonville attended events with Athens friends. Robert Jones of Fult h am hosted by his aunt Mrs A J Frame. Marie Josten and Esther Burns visited friends in Glouster and Bremen respectively. Bre men pastor Rev George W Burns was formerly presiding elder. Dedication of Methodist church drew Kern, McCoppin, Betz, and Miss Lucky from Columbus. Sherry Davis of Austin Ireland Lumber Co visited with James A Palmer. Davis last resided in Coolville. He heads to Philadelphia for lumbermen’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Josten
Marie
Esther Helen Burns
Bremen
Margaret Vickers
Morris Avenue
Miss Burns
George W. Burns
Bremen Methodist Church
Athens
Kern
McCoppin
Bainbridge
Betz
Miss Lucky
Columbus
M. Swinehart
Sherry Davis
Austin-Ireland Lumber Company
Brooklyn
N. Y
James A. Palmer
Davis
Coolville
Philadelphia
Moore Heads to West Virginia for Addresses This Week
Mohop David H. Moore left today for West Virginia to deliver several addresses. He speaks tonight at Wheeling and will travel to Wesleyan College and other points in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Moore
West Virginia
Wheeling
Wesleyan College
Local visitors and family updates from Athens area
Mr and Mrs E C Woodworth spent the day in Chauncey visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs William Meighen of Arden and Ronald Trimble visited Athens. Mr and Mrs Seth Linscott of near Mesville are guests of their son and daughter in law A V Linscott. Nora Dolen and Rose Mc Courtney visited Logan Sunday with Mrs Arthur McCourtney. Dr and Mrs H T Lee were called to Nelsonville for the illness of Dr Asa Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. CC. Woodworth
Chauncey
Nane
William Meighen
Arden
Ronald
Trimble
Athens
Seth Linscott
Nearmesville
A V. Linscott
Nora Dolen
Rose McCourtney
Logan
Arthur McCourtney
H. T. Lee
Nelsonville
Asa Lee
Miss Swisher Returns Home After Visit with Whetstones
Miss Madge Swisher arrived back in Cheshire this morning following a two week stay with Mr and Mrs Lew Whetstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Swisher
Cheshire
Mrs
Lew Whetstone
Local residents and visitors listed in social notes
A long list of visits and guests includes Dr A B Riker preaching at the Methodist church this evening Miss Winifred Higgins returning to Jackson from a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Higgins Mr and Mrs James Wood hosting Mrs Wood s mother Mrs DPD Rhea of Zaleski Fred Riley from Dayton visiting his mother on East State Street Mrs S I McCune visiting her mother Mrs Cora Dwinell in Chillicothe Attorney A M Lewis in Me. Connelsville for circuit court matters Pied Moen from Dickason West Virginia visiting for a hunt J L Phillips and daughter Mary visiting relatives in Chillicothe and Cincinnati Mrs J J Henry of R D 6 guest of sister Mrs Emmett Cray Will Hines home from visit near Pomeroy Jeannette Licht of Guysville guest of Mrs E Hedges Mrs Fred Hartley of Escanaba Mich visiting J W Knox s parents I A R McKinstry called to Rio Grande for illness of brother Dr J H Winn.
Death of Mrs Leggett at 32 in Athens area
Mrs Mary Agnes Leggett wife of Walter Leggett died Sunday night at home southeast of Athens from jaundice. She was 32. Survived by husband four sons and one daughter. Funeral from Clark's Chapel Tuesday at 1 p m conducted by Rev H J Bishop.
Peruna Tablets Promoted by National Figures
A Washington D C letter from Hon George W Honey National Chaplain U V A ex Chaplain Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry ex Treasurer State of Wisconsin and ex Quartermaster General State of Texas G A R extols Peruna for catarrhal troubles. Kansas City photographer Fred Libbard praises Peruna as a cure and tonic. Doctors Hartman and team announce Peruna in tablet form after long effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Honey
Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry
State of
Wisconsin
Texas
First St
N. E
Washington, D.C
Fred Libbard
Kansas City
12Th and
Grand Aves
Fully Covered Bachelor Definition Sparks Schoolwork Debate
A schoolboy submitted a playful written definition of the word bachelor implying a man with no wife and no desire for one. The entry drew attention for its humorous double negative approach and sparked discussion among teachers about language and grammar.
Live Stock Prices and Grain Markets Across Cities
The record lists cattle, sheep and pig prices for Chicago Cleveland Pittsburg Cincinnati and Toledo. It shows steers heifers cows calves and feeders with varied price ranges and notes wheat corn oats and rye futures and spot quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottie
Iin
Wey NG On Jongndt Art AO
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Tlard
Toledo
Permits To Wed For Two Logan Chauncey Pair
Charles W. A. Unkle a 22 year old railroader of Logan and Ethel E. Harvey 20 of Chauncey obtain marriage licenses. The notice lists their ages and occupations as filed with county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. A. Unkle
Logan
Ethel E. Harvey
Chauncey
End of Lamphere trial near. defense tightens alibi claim
In Laporte Indiana Nov 24 prosecutors expect closing arguments to follow the remaining evidence in the Lamphere murder trial. The defense argues Mrs Gunness was alive July 9 and that the fire did not match the state timeline. Lamphere will not testify as defenses challenge letters and hotel registrations tied to the Gunness case. Authorities doubt the writers behind the letters seek notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Lamphere
Michigan City
Gunness
Walker Street
Worden
McConnell
Lew McConne
Ministers Protest Presbyterians Split Over Bigotry Issue
In New York on November 24 the Presbyterian Ministers association resolved they disagree with President Roosevelt's letter asserting that refusing to vote for a Catholic candidate is narrow bigotry. The document states the Vatican claim to temporal and spiritual supremacy makes electing such a leader inadvisable on patriotic grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
Roosevelt
Vatican
Stork Sent To President Roosevelt From Indiana
George Myers of Elwood Indiana, famed trapper and fisher, captured a rare snow white stork as large as a turkey hen. He plans to send the bird to President Roosevelt. The stork was found near White River south of Perkinsville in a dazed state, its wandering origin a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Elwood
Ind
George Myers
White River
Perkinsville
Roberts is gloomily warned on German invasion
In the house of lords Field Marshal Lord Roberts says Germany could easily land an army on English soil. He argues Britain lacks a sufficient force to deter an invasion and would likely lose sea supremacy and submit to humiliating demands under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London
House of Lords
Lord Roberts
Great Britain
England
Mexico oil fight to curb Standard Oil control
A nationwide battle over Mexico’s oil market is forecast for the coming year. Competing for dominance are the Standard Oil company and the English firm 8 Pearsons & Sons, Limited, with experts predicting access to vast fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Standard
City of Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Standard Oil Company
Pearsons ¢ Sons, Limited
Cooper Taken to Jalil After Carmack Killing
Robin Cooper, who shot and killed former Senator BE W Carmack and was wounded, was moved from St. Thomas hospital to a county jail cell with his father Colonel Duncan B Cooper. The transfer occurred this morning in Nashville Tennessee.
Negro Lynched Near Luray After Assault Attempt
In Charleston, D. C., on November 24, Jim Gilmore a Black man was seized from the guardhouse in Luray Hampton county and lynched. He had attempted a criminal assault on a daughter of his employer A. C. Fitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Jim Gilmore
Luray
Hampton County
Gilmore
A. C. Fitts
Justice John M. Harlan Visits Transylvania University
Justice John M. Harlan of the United States Supreme Court visited Transylvania University in Lexington Kentucky on November 24. This marked his first return since graduating over fifty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Lexington
John M. Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Transylvania University
Fire damages Star block in Rock Island
Fire damaged the Star block at Rock Island Illinois causing about 75000 in losses. Tafts plurality over Bryan in Indiana, per official returns, stood at 10721. Charles W Grasty, former owner of the Baltimore News, bought a half interest in the St Paul Dispatch. Three hundred Negro strikebreakers arrived at Pensacola Florida to work on the Louisville Nashville docks under heavy guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Rock Island
Ill
Taft
Bryan
Indiana
Charles W. Grasty
Baltimore (Md
Wild Turkey Shot Report From Hanover Visitor
A postal card from Hanover C. H. Va reports engineer Fred Baker shot a wild turkey earlier this week. Baker is visiting his daughter Mrs. C. B. Markeson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover C. H
Fred Baker
Baker
C. B. Markeson, Jr
Mrs Mary Dowling Praises Electric Bitters Remedy
Mrs Mary Dowling of No 228 8th Ave San Francisco testifies to Electric Bitters curing acute indigestion and aiding stomach and liver trouble. She says the tonic purifies the blood and supports female health. Available at McKee's Drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dowling
8Th Ave
San Francisco
Cal
McKee's
Explosion at Glouster plant sparks damages suit
John T. Morris of Columbus sues Russell Engine Company and Harry Summers for 25925 dollars after a 1904 Glouster Municipal Light and Water Plant explosion. Morris, injured when a defective steam reducer was concealed, suffered two broken ankles and a cut head, left crippled for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Morris
Columbus
Russell Engine Company
Stark County
Harry Summers
Summers
Morris
Young Men Heavily Fined in Nelsonville Disturbance
In Nelsonville on November 21 William Mettler Sam Rogers and Owen Rogers were arrested and charged with disturbing the peace. The Rogers brothers brought 12 quarts of rock rye to Mettler's home for a celebration. a fight ensued, a door was broken, and a poker used. Mettler pleaded guilty and paid 5 dollars plus costs. The Rogers brothers also pleaded guilty and each paid 5 dollars plus costs and were locked up until the fines could be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Mettler
Sam Rogers
Owen Rogers
Yauer
Mettler
Rogers
Rogers Boys
Blood Bitters Promises Health Restoration
Advertisement claims heavy impure blood causes pimples nausea indigestion and weakness. Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised to enrich the blood making it red and pure and restore perfect health.
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Lenora H Grosvenor was awarded a decree of divorce from Peter W Grosvenor for neglect of duty. custody of a child named Thomas Yates was granted to Mrs Grosvenor. The trial had been set for December 24 but attorney A Price was absent. A separate decree was issued in Esther Prewater versus Harriet Maxon for partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Lenora H.grosvenor
Peter W. Grosvenor
Esther Prewater
Harriet Maxon
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O— Dr
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Hemlock
John McCoy
O. G. Jordan
Cecil Bean
Mason Taylor
Gambier
Wilson Welch
Robert Arsecott
Clyde Edmundson
Middleport
Charles Pickering
Lillie Faris
Normal College
Findlay
Hancock County Teachers’ Association
Herbert Townsend
Chester
S. H. Windsor
Townsend
Bel
T. C. Ileff
L. G Worstell
A. V. Linscott
Kenneth Johnson
Albany
George Jhonson
L. C. Bean
Gallipolis
M. ©. Rathburn
Rutland
Frank Hawkins
Lima
University
O . A. E. Price
W. D. Revillion
West Side
A. W. Blizard
Baltimore
Blizzard
Morrison
Hoobler
Gertrude Barth
Park Place
George Lewis
John Joyce
W. H. Hottel
Sarah Graham
Howard Johnson
Mannington
Elias Graham
Ludlow
Peter Finsterwald
Hong S. Wen
Paul Chee
Chui Leong
Emperor of China
Chinese Imperial Reform Association
John Davis
Frankfort
Kan
Ohio
Cardu
Malinda A. Akers
Basham
Cardus
Chattanooga Mede Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ben Covert
Vinton County
O— S. M. Hudson
Miss Lord
Robert Hamill
Chillicothe
Frank Lord
Lucy Brown
Lancaster
C. C. Millikan
Loring Monnett
Piqua
J. W. Brown
Emma Carpenter
Henry
Columbus Hospital
Sidney Parker
Sister May
Guvaville
George Tedrow
Loraine Mine Varctile Kinnison
Jackson
Poyd Hall
Newsom
J. N. Six
Evan Dent
Millfield
M. E. Church
J. M. Altman
Westernport, Md
P. B. Lawrence
Altman
Avis Dean
Theodore Dean
Ota Howard
A. J. Johnson
Will Scott
Mias Johnson
John V.lark
Alma
Nettie
Albert Graff
Ruriek
Maysville
Ripley, Tenn
Olive Stephenson
Elizabeth and
Elsie Turner
Elizabeth Smith
Buchtel
Robert B. Jennings
Gertrude
Calvary Morris
Flora Fverett
A. B. Frame
New First Methodist Church
Charles Morris
J. N. Brown
Harvey Chatter
Marsheld
J. Haliday Cline
J Howard Cline
Elizabeth Inman
J. A. Drake
M. E
Robert Jones
Fultenham
A. J. Frame
A. B. Riker
Methodist Church
Winifred H Higgins
James P. Wood
Wood
Dpd. Rhea
Zaleski
Fred Riley
Dayton
M. Riley
East State Street
McCune
Cora Dwinell
A. M. Lewis
Connelsville
Circuit Court
Co—— Pied Moen
Dickason, V. Va
J. L. Phillips
Mary
J. J. Henry
Emmett Cray
Will Hines
Pomeroy
Jeannette Licht
E. Hedges
Fred Hartley
Escanaba, Mich
J. W. Knox
I. A. R. McKinstry
Rio Grande
J. H. Winn
Hartman
Dillinger
White Mountain
Monogram
Omaha
S. M. Denison
E. Main St
Roberts
Steere Organ Company
Springfield
Mass
Stark County Engine Company
Glouster
Common Pleas
Stu Los
Japan
Ayo
Standard Oil C
Ompany
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