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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1907

Page

8

Personal Mention from Mondays Daily

Mr William Prenck visited Gloucester Sunday. Henry Snyder from St Louis Mo visited friends Saturday and Sunday on his way home from Port Clinton National Guard school. L H Clark moved to North Congress street. Byron Wolfe leased Mulberry street property and will move in after repairs. Adelle and Pearl Houck Ivan Edwards and Harry W Kale of Cincinnati visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Kale Court street.

Henry Snyder St. Louis Nathonal Guard School Port Clinton L. H. Clark North Congress Street Byron Wolfe Mulberry Street Adelle Pearl Houck Ivan Edwards Harry W. Kale Cincinnati John Kale Court Street

Mrs L H Clark and family visit Guernsey County

Mr E J Jones of Athens was a business visitor in our city Saturday per the Logan Gazette noting Mrs L H Clark and her children visiting relatives in Guernsey county.

E. J. Jones Athens Our City Logan

Local Residents Attend Various Sunday Activities

Mr. H E Dickason visited his daughter Clara in college from Columbus while Rev F M Swinehart preached both services and planned a move to Columbus later this week. Numerous locals welcomed guests and traveled to Cincinnati Cleveland Portsmouth Beverly Glouster and Chillicothe for family visits business and social engagements.

H. E. Dickason Columbus Clara

Notable visitors and business talks in Athens region

Chattanooga fruit grower J. O. Sanders tours north returning via Jamestown to attend the exposition. Immigration agent F. H. Ellison heads to Cincinnati with Dalhart Texas land buyers. Athens attendees join. Denver couple Dr. and Mrs. Franklin R. Carpenter visit Prof. and Mrs. Evans in Athens, tracing family ties to Arthur Howe Carpenter and Lucile Evans.

DeWitt’s Linde Barty Risers Advertisement Claims

An old advert claims auiehk ratio from various names improves digestion and liver function. It touts prompt action and mild laxative to cathartic effects, describes the product as purely vegetable and harmless. Prepared by Ehew Witt & Co., Chicago.

DeWittt

Mr Edward Dye Spent Sunday With Relatives

Mr Edward Dye spent Sunday with relatives in Chauncey.

Edward Dye Chauncey

Columbus Visitors and Staff Engineer Moves

Messrs. C. H. Horn C. EB. Cameron and B. L. Horn are Columbus visitors today. Frank Super has left for Scranton Pa to take a chief engineer post with a large electrical power company after leaving General Electric in Schenectady New York for a substantially higher salary.

Messrs C. H. Horn C. EB. Cameron B. L. Horn Columbus Frank Super C. W Super Scranton Mr. Super General Electric Company Schnectady N. Y

Ohio eastern star leader heads to West Virginia meeting

Dr. F. P. McVay grand patron of the Order of Eastern Star of Ohio travels to Ravenswood West Virginia to attend the grand chapter meeting of Eastern Star.

F. P. McVay Order of Eastern Star Ohio Ravenswood W. Va Grand Chapter of Eastern Star West Virginia

Local SocialNotes Highlight Midwest Visits and Travel

Portsmouth visitor Mr D P Pratt attends coal interests in Luhrig while Henry Chambers of Casey Ill visits his parents. Weldon Kyle of Dunglen stays with relatives. Fred Chevalier of the Gas company tours Longbottom. Emma Langdon returns from Chicago after attending her grandparents golden wedding. A L Johnson travels to Amesville for Gate Fleming’s event. Mrs Fannie Minear and daughter Mrs William MacFarland arrive to visit and attend Long Coultrap wedding. Mildred Buck visits Guysville friends Emmett Cray household.

Emma Langdon University Chicago Fannie Minear William MacFarland Pittsburg MacFarland

Worstell Couple Return From Salt Lake City Trip

Mr and Mrs L G Worstell and Ka bay returned Monday from Salt Lake City Utah where they spent the past several weeks amid travel and visits to relatives and friends.

Miss Flo Hedges Returns From Columbus Visit

Miss Flo Hedges returned Monday from a visit with friends in Columbus.

Flo Hedges Columbus

Local Notes: Visits and Family Illnesses

P D Stickney supervising Columbus work was a Sunday guest of his family. A Moler child has scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs Russell Swinehart returned from Cleveland where Mrs Swinehart visited relatives. Chief Clerk George Gregg of the revenue office left for Cincinnati on business. Jennie Theopolis of Glouster stayed with Emmaline Thomas over Sunday.

George R. Walker Cleveland P. D. Stickney Columbus W. E. Moler George Gregg Revenue Office Cincinnati Jennie Theopolis Glouster Emmaline Thomas

Misses Ballenger and McDaniel Visited Trimble Friends

Misses Lillie Ballenger and Della McDaniel were guests of friends in Trimble on Saturday and Sunday.

Lillie Ballenger Della McDaniel Trimble

Columbus Visitor and Colorado Guests Leave Town

Mr. Henry Lancaster of the F. L. Preston store visited Columbus on Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. Franklin R. Carpenter of Denver, guests of Prof. and Mrs. D. J. Evans, left Tuesday evening for their home.

Henry Lancaster F. L. Preston Columbus Franklin R. Carpenter Denver Col D. J. Evans

Society Notes From Charleston and Nearby

Mr and Mrs W R L Sterrett and daughter Helen of Charleston W Va are guests of Mr and Mrs F L Preston Mrs C E Skinner of Pittsburg Pa has returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W W McVay Mr and Mrs B Frank Stout have returned from an extended trip in New York Philadelphia Washington and other eastern cities Dr and Mrs T R Biddle were in town for a visit to the area.

W. R. L. Sterrett Helen Charleston, W. Va F. L. Preston C. E. Skinner Pittsburg W. W. McVay B. Frank Stout New York Philadelphia Washington Parkersburg

Unclear Visit Notes From Columbus And Dun Glen

Lumbusa visitors Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Biddle went on to Dun Glen, and Mrs. Biddle returned home Tuesday evening. J. A. Palmer was a business visitor in Columbus Tuesday.

Lumbusa Mr. Biddle Dunglen J. A. Palmer Columbus

Local residents and visitors noted in Columbus business rounds

Mr EB Peters spent Tuesday in Columbus on business. Mr F Robbins returned from Columbus after several days there on business. Mr and Mrs H C Cameron and son Carlos, after weeks in Kansas and Nebraska, returned home Saturday evening. Mr E R Lash Jr attended the Columbus Toronto game. Dr Gunder of Coolville and Dr B C Vorhes of Albany were in town on business. Mrs Maria Brown of Ft Madison Iowa leaves for Chicago to visit her son Herbert before returning home. A W H M S and W F M S youth meeting is set for Thursday at 3 45 at Mrs M E Pond’s home to plan a Queen Esther circle.

3. F. Robbins Columbus Maria Brown Ft. Madison Iowa Nettie van Vorhes Chicago Herbert Brown M. E. Pond South Court Street

Peruna Cure Praised By Brooklyn Woman

Mrs. O D Robinson of 48 St Felix St Brooklyn writes that Peruna improved her health after two years of physician care. She reports relief from swelling bloating and breathlessness and says the treatment prolonged her life and let her work again praising Dr Hartman.

Peruna O. D. Robinson Hartman

Local residents heading to Jamestown exposition

Mr. and Mrs. F. H. King of Marshfield travel to Jamestown exposition today. Mrs. Henry G. Williams leaves for a brief visit with friends in Marietta. Mrs. T. L. Schrantz and her daughter Marie depart Thursday for Buffalo New York.

F.H. King Marshfield Henry G. Williams Marietta T. L. Schrantz Marie Emma Cochran Elizabeth Buffalo My. TF

A Belie ve Kind You Have Always Bough

Mrs. C. L. Sanders visited sister Mrs. Bell in Jacksonville on Saturday. G. H. Chadwell traveled to Athens for business. Rev. Guy of Athens led services at the Christian church. Mrs. Harry Gasker of Middleport visits local friends. Mabel Learned and Mabel Watson traveled to Athens. Mrs. John Brown of Logan visited last week. Presiding Elder Dick of Marietta preached at the M E church. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus James visited relatives in Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and Lizzie Neil of Columbus visited R. S. Dent and family Sunday.

Guy Athens Christian Church Harry Gasker Middleport Mabel Learned Mabel Watson John Brown Logan Marietta M. E Cyrus James Nelsonville Fred Taylor Lizzie Neil Columbus R. 8. Dent

Letter to Mayor Hedges seeks agent to sell Devoe paint

Athens Ohio residents urge the mayor to appoint a capable agent in Athens to promote Devoe paint. The letter highlights Devoe’s cost efficiency, claiming one gallon covers more, saving labor and material costs. Testimonials from multiple states praise lower paint and labor expenses and better wear.

Athens Ohio Devoe

Trimble Man Badly Hurt In Amesville Horse Incident

Louis Morris, 62, of Trimble, was kicked in the stomach by a horse at Harvey Linscott’s home four miles from Amesville. He is in a very dangerous condition and cannot be moved to his home or a hospital. Dr. Danford of Trimble attended him.

Amesville, O Louis Morris Trimble Harvey Linscott Amesville Danford

Merger Not Yet Completed for Railroads

The planned consummation of the merger between Hocking Valley and the Kanawha & Michigan railroads, set for today during the annual meeting, has not been completed.

Hocking Valley Kanawha & Michigan

Pending Merger of Railroads Faces Court Delays in Columbus

The planned KanaWha and Michigan merger, backed by J P Morgan & Co., is postponed as the Oregon Attorney General Ellis pursues suit in the courts under the Valentine anti trust act. Several stock deposit dates were delayed with belief the merger may resume, as lines run parallel only for a short distance.

Ing Columbus Ellis J. P. Morgan & Co Kanawha & Michigan Railroad Company

Local Matches Brides and Grooms in Ohio Notice

Orland McGirr a 27 year old lumber manufacturer of Little Hocking wed Miss Lelia M Mills 22 a teacher of Guysville. Frank Copper 25 a laborer and Miss Rosa Carsey 23 both of Athens announced marriage plans in public notice.

Ufacturer Litle Hocking Lelia M. Mills Guysville Frank Copper Rosa Carsey Athens

Brick Ice Cream Invitation from Henderson-Crider Drug Co

The Henderson-Crider Drug Co invites customers to visit and discuss Brick Ice Cream options. They promise quality over quantity and offer a ready taste of the product.

Henderson-Crider Drug CO

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William Prenck F. M. Swinehart Methodist Church Bainbridge R. C. Fulton Roll Carpenter Conrad Josten J. F. Tewksbury Woodyard T. W. Woodyard BE. L. Ewing Cline’s Pharmacy Harvey M. Roach Beverly Julia Dew Blanche Minner EB. C. Burchfield Ele Donaldson Gertrude Jones Portsmouth Nell Scott R. M. Laird Jane Graham Ezra Sands Lambourn Chillicothe J. O. Sanders Chattanooga Tenn D. A. R. McKinstry West State Street F. H. Ellison Hotel Berry Dalhart Texas Ehew Witt & Co Chice Cline,s Pharmacy D. P. Pratt City Luhrig O— Henry Chambers Casey, Ill Weldon Kyle Fred Chevalier Longbottom A. L. Johnson Link Fleming Mildred Buck Emmett Cray Russell Swinehart Mrs. Swinehart T. R. Biddle EB. Peters E. Rey Lash, Jr Dr. Gunder Coolville John J Brooks B. C. Vorhes Albany D. D. Robinson America G. H. Chadwell Saulsbury Dever Del C P Hanger Staunton Frank Edelin Grafton B. Edwards Raleigh N. C George W Brown Union F Arthur W B McCluney Crystal Spring Miss Eric Springall Co San Antonio D. J. Woodward Drvo Vance Shoe Co Wheeling, W. Va Stetson Shoes Orland McGirr South Court ST Croup Seth Hart Fleibel Bros Anderson County Dillinger Montreal Green River Reibel Bros Front Street H. V. Depot Pomeroy
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