Town House Guests and Local Moves in the Region
Mrs. Dan Hawk and daughter Mrs. Lou Trout with children Inez and Ernest visited Mrs. Levi Nickles on Wednesday. Clarence Wingett nears completing a new house. Miss Irma Martin of Bolin's Mills visits relatives and plans to move to Lancaster. Various locals host, visit, or move, with Farm purchase by G. J. Tewksbury near Fairview for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hawk
Lou Trout
Inez
Ernest
Levi Nickles
Clarence Wingett
Irma Martin
Bolin’s Mills
Lancaster
Irene Bobo
Albany
Golda Bailes
Faye Wingett
Athens
Everett Smith
Wilbur
Chester
Bert West
van Clendenning
Constance Crossen
Athers
John Rickey
G. J. Tewksbury
Borman
Fairview
Fern Fought
Mae Rickey
Leslie Bobo
Charles Bobo
Marshfield
William Robinett
G. J. Tewkesbury
Pherice
Archie
Local births and social visits highlight community life
The column notes multiple newborns including a son born to Mr and Mrs Samuel Frost and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Edward Carsey. It also lists гостей visiting from Judson and Athens, purchases of farms, relatives calling on Hattie Kelley, and residents attending events with mentions of Cy Bean and M L Mansfield. The piece ends with locals cutting corn and a few short visits by George Hartley and Miss Lottie Castor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Frost
Robert McClain
Epent
James Tipple
Athens
Sam Hartley
Ed Hartley
Judson
Joseph Sprague
John Hawk
Grace
Lewis Hawk
Primrose
William Tedrow
Edward Carsey
James Carsey
Ellis Brown
Mattie Kelley
Lorinda McClain
Nellie
Hattie Kelley
Will McClanahan
Mary
James McClanahan
H. T. Phillips
George Love
Naomi
Cy Bean
South Canaan
Williams
Eimer Poston
Clinton
George Hartley
Peter Finsterwald
Misa Lottie Castor
South Canaanville
Charles
Ellis B
Fashion Magazines at Henderson-Crider Drug No 9 2012
Local notice promotes sale or display of fashion magazines at Henderson Crider Drug numbered 9 2012. The terse listing highlights available periodicals and a retail location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider
Local News Briefs From Hebbardville and Nearby
Mrs R B Dent of Millfield has returned home after visiting relatives. Mrs Jobin Fisher came back Friday from Columbus on business. Mrs L A Gift returned to Wheeling West Virginia where her husband works. Mrs J J Whaley, long ill with rheumatics, is improving after a visit from her daughter Mrs W C Bean. Mrs Clara McVay of Albany visited friends here and returned home. A E B Dent and C Croasen worked on Mr Wingetts new residence. Mr Peter Hibbard is very ill with few chances of recovery. Mrs W Johnson visited her daughter Mrs Henry of Amesville and returned home. Miss Bertha and Blanche Johnson attend Athens High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B Dent
Millfield
Jobin Fisher
Columbus
L. A. Gift
Wheeling
W. Va
J. J. Whaley
W. C. Bean
Clara McVay
Albany
A. E B. Dent
C. Croasen
Wingett
Peter Hibbard
W. Johnson
Henry
Amesville
Bertha
Blanche Johnson
Athens High School
Miss Ruth Armstrong Attends Athens High School
Miss Ruth Armstrong, a student at Athens High School, spent Sunday at home. Mr Zern Rose and wife of Fisher welcomed a new daughter who is several days old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Armstrong
Athens
Zern Rose
Fisher
Local Social Roundup from Torch and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs J A Dye and cousin Llewellyn Taylor visited Beebe with Mrs Dye’s parents. Lawrence Swan of East Liverpool revisited his parents. Adnah Brown and Mrs James Bailey visited Torch, guest of Annie Dunfee. Will Daugherty sold goods to W Y Bowles. Bertha Dunfee of Youba and Laiella Russell of Harmony Mill visited. Mrs Jesse Bailey of Parkersburg stayed with Caleb Russell. Wiza Watson moved into Daugherty’s former room. Rev G B Kreager resigned Baptist pastorate and plans to move to Glouster. M N Linscott and daughters Susie and Fauna hosted Dye family. George C Jones and wife spent a week at the fair grounds in the secretary’s office. Mr Stout of Tupper’s Plains visited with Alma Jones. Charlies Bahr and children of Athens guests of Elias Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dye
Llewellyn Taylor
Bertha Dunfee
Youba
Torch
Laiella Russell
Harmony Mill
Dye
Jesse Bailey
Parkersburg
Caleb Russell
Wiza Watson
W. E. Daugherty
G. B. Kreager
The
Baptist Church
Glouster
M. N. Linscott
Missa Susie
Fauna
G. Dye
George C. Jones
Stout
Tupper’s Plains
Alma Jones
Charlies Bahr
Athens
Local notes from Canaaville and Athens community
Residents and visitors pictured in a Canaaville column include Mrs. Caroline Hill from Athens and Mrs. Sarah J. Williams from Kansas visiting relatives. Others mention Miss Carrie Munn, May Hayw Tedder, F. B. Rickey, P. G. Hibbard, Josephus Atkinson moving to Denver, and Harry M. Webster’s funeral in Athens. The Devonshire thrift lesson urges schools to teach savings via post office or penny banks.
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Caroline Hill
Athens
Sarah J. Williams
Kansas
Willams
Ohio
Far West
Carrie Munn
Mises May Hayw
Tedder
F. B. Rickey
P. G. Hibbard
D. B. Webster
Josephus Atkinson
Denver
Oscar Agan
H. O. Shirley
Lucinda Wickham
Stewart
Harry M. Webster
Maude Nicely
Parkersburg
W. Va
Amesville Social Calendar and Local Notes
Amesville residents host dinners and social events at the Henry and Wells homes. Gas development advances with a new well moving south toward Fritz Phillips farm and a plan to supply village gas within thirty days. Community updates include visits, travel to Zanesville and Columbus, a bank dividend approval, a church anniversary, and a Wyoming land promotion by Chicago agents.
Rubber goods and supplies at Henderson Crider Drug Co
A large assortment of syringes hot water bottles gloves and sponges plus countless rubber necessities are offered by Henderson Crider Drug Co. in this front page notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber New Hendersoncrider Drug CO
Agreement on Storing Fine Coal in Hocking Valley
Coal operators and Hocking Valley Railway officials met in Columbus to extend demurrage free storage for fine coal. Cars will be arranged to keep sidings south of Columbus open, allowing continued storage until demand reduces surplus. No price changes for any coal grade on October 1. August 1 circulars remain in effect.
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Hocking Valleyy
Trafic
Hocking Valley Railway
Columbus
Doings in Ohio Opens Campaign in Cleveland
Governor Charlies H. Hughes of New York spoke at a Delta Epsilon banquet before a large crowd at the University Club in Cleveland. He joined a Republican rally with Former Congressman W. S. Kerr as another speaker. Hughes contrasted Democratic promises with Republican actions and praised Mr Bryan’s personal qualities while deeming him unsuitable for the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charlies H. Hughes
New York
Delta Epsilon
University Club
East End
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hughes
W. 8
Kerr
Bryan
Millcreek Valley Starch Co Goes Under in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Sept. 30. Millcreek Valley Starch company with $150000 capital goes into assignment due to corn crop failure and slow collections. President Charlie W. Schmidt values assets at $100000 and liabilities at $96000. John H. Goyert named as assignee. Court allows continuation of business to pay out without suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Millcreek Valley Starch Company
Charlie W. Schmidt
John H. Goyert
Girl's Assailant Captured Near New Straitville
Grant Mixon a colored barber accused of assault on Miss Lulu May Ramsey Sunday afternoon was captured by Nelsonville police as he stepped from a freight train. He was surrounded by an enraged village posse led by the victim's father Charlies Ramsey in deep woods near the village before being seized. Marshal Lou Spencer took Mixon to the county jail at New Lexington under heavy guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straiteville
Grant Mixon
Lulu May Ramsey
Nelsonville
Charlies Ramsey
Mixon
Lou Spencer
New Straitsville
New Lexington
Stolen Horses Suspected Fence Found Near Galion
In Galion Ohio on Sept 30 a suspected horse fence is found two miles east in a dense forest. Several horses have been stolen locally. Eugene Quarrett's horse and buggy disappeared two weeks earlier and were later found hidden in the woods. Jefferino De Sota, a foreign wanderer, is arrested on the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galion
Eugene Quarrett
Jefferino de Sota
Beets Deliver High Sugar Content in Bellefontaine Area
Bellefontaine Ohio September 30 T A Johnson field manager for Continental Beet Sugar reports sugar beets raised locally run to 17 percent sugar. Farmers cultivated the crop as an experiment and the harvest is worth thousands of dollars to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine, C
T. A. Johnson
Continental Beet Sugar Company
Sandusky Captain Hauser Injured in Practice Scrimmage
Sandusky Ohio September 30 Captain Merle Hauser of the Sandusky high school football team fractured a leg and suffered internal injuries in a practice scrimmage.
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Sandusky, O
Merle Hauser
Sandusky
Ellis Fixes Dates
Wade H. Ellis Ohio attorney general will assume charge of his new office on November 1 after a long conference with the attorney general. Ellis was appointed as assistant to Attorney General Bonaparte to succeed Milton D. Purdy in enforcing the Sherman act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Washington
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio
Bonaparte
Milton D. Purdy
Davis bound over for murder in first degree
In Omaha on September 30 Charles Edward Davis was bound over to district court for murder in the first degree in the Sept. 2 killing of Dr. Frederick Austin after a five day Police Court hearing. Bail set at 10000 posted by his two brothers. he remains under guard. Mrs. Abbie Rice detained as a witness to be released on bond. Her father will take her to Des Moines until trial. Dr. J. P. Lord and Mrs. Rice testified briefly in rebuttal regarding police statements and seating on a streetcar.
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Omaha
Neb
Crawford
Charles Edward Davis
Frederick Austin
Davia
Abbie Rice
Des Moines
J. P. Lord
Lord
Davie
Court of Appeals rules suspended sentence voters may cast ballots
Albany N Y Sept 30 the court of appeals holds that a person convicted and sentenced with suspension may vote after restoration of citizenship. The ruling clarifies whether conviction means jury verdict or court judgment and is expected to affect about 20000 voters in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Court of Appeals
Surprised minister praises Hyomei cure for catarrh
Rev Charles Hartley of Sardinia Ohio testifies Hyomei brought complete relief after years of bronchial catarrh. Henderson Crider Drug Co promotes Hyomei as a remedy for catarrh colds coughs bronchitis asthma and croup with a dollar outfit and fifty cent refills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hartley
Sardinia
Ohio
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Hendersons
Rider Drug Co
Taft A Friend Of The Miners At Pittsburg Station
Taft uses swift action to establish a government mining experimental station at the Pittsburg arsenal. The new facility opens with coal dust explosion tests and rescue demonstrations aimed at reducing mining deaths, potentially saving many lives next year.
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Pittsburg
United States
William H. Taft
Taft
Naomia
Monongah
W. Va
Jacobs Creek
Yolandi
Ala
Congress
United States Geological Survey
Interior Department
War Department
Unclaimed Mail at Athens Post Office 1908
The Athens post office lists unclaimed letters as of September 28 1908 including Grace Ashton Essie Bolen Florence Black Maude Bordwell Ella Buck W Buck ard W etc. Patrons must claim by October 12 1908 or letters go to the Dead Letter Office.
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Athens
Ashton
Grace
Bolen
Essie
Black
Florence
Bordwell
Maude
Buck
Ella
Buckard
Buff
John
Carr
Mary
Carrington
Carter
A. Li
Chandley
Gertrude
Clapp
Howard
Clark
Dalton T
Craig
Eliza R
Connedd
H. L
Custin
Day
Cora
Denné
Armildia
Duppstadt
Edington
Than
Pliner & Ell
Prwin
B. Gu
Francis
Minnie
Frazeure
Mammie
Forter
Mrs. W
Frost
Gladys
G—Graham
Kate
Gentie
Gay
Griffith
Mattie
Goodwin
Charlie
Haning
Becca
Hawkins
Jno
Henry
Dellis
Holdren
Carrie
Hooper
H. D
Hostetter
Hulbert
F. R
Hume
Leonard
Jackson
Goldin Co
Jenkins
Dale
King
Kirby
Mary G. J
Ane
Lillian
Lenning
C. H
Love
Thos
H. M
McKee
Sarah
McMasters
Effle
MrMaster
Mrs. Geo
Miller
E. P
Moore
C. E
Morgan
Rose
Mosley
R. A
Moss
Motto
Kilmer
Mourne
Marion
Murman
Lenore
Myers
Johnson
Berthan
Salser
Fannie
Strahl
C. L
Stevenson
Garnett
Starkey
Pleas
Sexauer
F. K
Smith
Jess
A. H. Smith
Nallie
Scott
Esther
Surgeon
Viva
Sergon
Chas
Tebler
Willie
Taylor
James
Tethers
Elizabeth
Townsend
Judge Brewer Addresses Tuberculosis Congress
Justice David J. Brewer of the U S Supreme Court spoke on The Legitimate Exercise of Police Power for the Protection of Health at the international tuberculosis congress in Washington He contrasted gloomier warnings from some experts with a more measured view. Professor Irving Fisher of Yale warned that about 5 090 000 Americans face consumptive deaths and that 130 000 TB deaths yearly cost over a billion dollars.
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Brewer
Washington
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
International Tuberculosis Congress
Irving Fisher
Yale
United States
Carter Disinherits Son in Chicago Will
The will of Leslie Carter, former millionaire, filed for probate in Chicago on Sept. 30, disposes of an estate reduced to 875000. The estate is left to a sister and a brother, with Leslie Dudly Carter disinherited for abandoning the home his father maintained.
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Carter
Chicago
Leslie Carter
Leslie Dudly Carter
Howe
Barber and Crank Exchange Boost in Quote
A brief comic exchange features The Barber praising hair as it sits atop a subject and The Crank declaring belief in a hidden talent. The line ends with a warning against speaking to avoid a return of the crawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
At the Opera Signor Tenori Sings Poorly
The New Orleans Times-Democrat notes Signor Tenori sang a drinking song poorly during a performance and suggests he may have been drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Tenori
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Pelts Sent to Europe From Illinois River Firm
A four man firm headquartered near the Illinois River annually gathers pelts valued at about $100,000 and ships them to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois River
Europe
Calamity Seen If Taft Fails To Be Elected
Theodore Roosevelt warns that a Taft defeat would be a national calamity, urging supporters to rally for the election and stressing the stakes for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Fire Blazes Across Northern Ohio Not Due to Harmon
Warren Tribune reports that the conflagrations sweeping northern Ohio are not caused by Judson Harmon, clarifying questions about responsibility amid several large fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Warren Tribune
Athens Business Ad At Joke John8o Press Shop
Local notice invites customers to have clothes cleaned and repaired at Joke John8o Press Shop near Fulton’s grocery store in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOKE
Fulton
V C Loos Advertises Watch and Jewelry Repair
V C Loos promotes first class watch clock and jewelry repairs with a guarantee. Waist pins offered at 25 cents a pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Loos
Washing machine ad at H. L. Wheaton estate
An advertising brief offers a motor washing machine available for viewing at the estate of H. L. Wheaton. Sold on approval. The item is presented as a labor saving device for wash day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wheaton
Athens Dye Works Offers Cleaner Pressed Clothes Cheaper
Athens Dye Works promises better cleaning and pressing at lower cost with a call to action to phone for service. The ad emphasizes value and invites customers to contact the shop.
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Athens
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