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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1905
Page
8
Mothers describe Peruna as essential for spring and summer ailments in children and longstanding catarrh. Testimonials from Thresa Rooke and Amelia Sailer praise Peruna for stomach, head catarrh, colds, and as a household staple. Dr. Hartman Sanitarium contact notes confidential correspondence.
William Henry and daughters Mil lie and Mrs. Bertha Evans visited the Peop les family at Chesterhill this week. Miss Kate Tinker of Trimble stayed with Mr. and Mrs. O Grinker. Mrs Flora Gray traveled to Marietta to visit relatives. Dr W Morris of Columbus representing Franklin Life Insurance did business here several days. Miss Jessie Beasley visited Miss Jessie Owen at Federal on Thursday and Friday. Lucy Fleming of Ohio University stayed with her parents. The M E church ladies plan an oyster supper and social at Mr BD J Hixson's home Thursday evening. Ira Cornell of Guysville opened a harness shop in the old A Young building. Mr and Mrs Edward Gifford visited Athens Thursday. Jesse Gilchrist of Charleston W Va here visiting friends. Mrs O M Lovell and daughter Lucile entertained friends with flinch Wednesday afternoon. D D Fuller of Athens visiting Eldon and Chauncey Wyatt and hunting. A L Logan made a business trip to Nelsonville and Melee. C W Millwood of the Sunday Creek Coal Company promoted to the engineering corps. J F Willis of Sharpsburg was ser-
Edward Otto of 927 De Soto Street St Paul Minnesota writes that Peruna cured his oldest boy after three to four doctors failed. He says doctors gave up and Peruna saved him and now they keep it in the house and no doctor is required.
A coal mine laborer suffered injuries from a slate fall while working on the Morris Beasley farm. O M Lovell D J Hixson and Grant Antle attended the Good Roads Convention in Athens on Saturday. James Gilligan made a business trip to Athens on Monday.
Frank Hubler and family of Can anville spent Thursday at Mr. Simms. Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Robinson on the 22nd a son. Several from here attended lectures and advocacy of Pike roads at Athens Saturday. Miss Rosa Bond and Miss Mabel Cooley with Elmer Bond spent Saturday and Sunday at Marshfield. Bessie Staneart made a business trip to Albany Saturday. Frank Simms and Fred South of McDougal spent Sunday with their parents. Jessie McBroom spent Saturday and Sunday at her home in Gloster.
Postmaster H H Brown visited Athens on Tuesday. Mrs H O LeGoullen and children of Marietta stayed with Dr and Mrs A E F Lawrence. John Campbell moved his family to town for winter. Lee Taylor visited Parkersburg Monday. Carl Higley Frank Humphrey and Ward Frame went to Marietta for Thanksgiving. Co G C as Thanksgiving spread at May Wise's Friday. Twentieth Century Club dance at O O O F Halls Friday. Jessie Wells hosted Coolville youths with Bess Taylor Flourine Frame Clara Higley Frank Humphrey Carl Higley Ward Frame and Lily White. Mrs S S Humphrey returned from Athens. Mrs Des Chevalier and daughter Deana left for East Liverpool after three weeks here.
The article argues Peruna contains no narcotics and is permanently effective. It claims safe long term use without drug habit, no adverse system effects, and gradual removal of catarrh by addressing its cause. It notes many households have used Peruna for over twenty years.
A quiet wedding at A. C. Davis residence on Main street joined Eva Hartnell and A. W. McBride with Rev. A. S. Carroll officiating. The couple, married in May 1901, have one child and custody rests with the mother. Dr. W. B. Hartnell of Beverly and the defendant reside near Norwalk. Court adjourned Friday. grand jury to resume Monday.
Mr. Jesse B. Smith and Miss Grace Doolittle of Carbondale were married Wednesday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Brouwer on Franklin avenue. Rev. W. L. Stutz officiated.
Mrs Cornelia Jones of McConnelsville visits Mr and Mrs F W Bush on South College Street for Thanksgiving.
Howard Andrew Sterner of Muddy Creek Pennsylvania writes that Peruna helped his household including a baby with croup and cold. He claims to have introduced Peruna into six families since his last letter and that four received relief already.
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