Local notices recount Athens visitors and town events
Local BREVITIES list visitors and residents including Mr. George Beaton Detroit, James Bebout Logan, Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Rentinger in Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. Cackler hosting friends, Attorney Tinker Chillicothe, Flora Black Glen Ebon, Miss Maud Howe to Ashland, James Ginnan Columbus surgery, Dave Russell Ohio Penitentiary, Lovell family Marietta, Jack Hoke Pomeroy Bank, A. E. Price with Congressman Linney in Marietta, Mrs. Brown and Dortha to Silver City, editor visits, Guy Walker back to K and M Railway, Mary Martin Lookout Mountain, Editor Harris Morgan Co., Poston Texas, Elma Eckley Kansas, E. M. Tidd Lancaster near Coolville funeral, James Homes convalescing, and police court notes on drunks and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cackler
E. A. Tinker
Chillicothe
Athens
Flora Black
Glen Ebon
Margaret
J. H
Ashur Biddle
Medical College
Baltimore
Maryland
Maud Howe
Ashland
Kentucky
James Ginnan
Jacksonville
Columbus
Dave Russell
Ohio Pennitentiary
al Lovell
Ear
Marietta
S. N. Hobson
Jack Hoke
Pomeroy National Bank
First National
A. E. Price
Con‘gressman Linney
Phipps in Athens Jail on wholesale thievery charge
William Phipps was brought from Nelsonville to Athens and jailed on a grand theft charge for allegedly stealing clothing hats shoes a gold watch rings buttons shirts and more. He could not make a $500 bond. Prosecution witnesses include F M Peters I M Carr Earl Richmond and others. He is a tailor formerly of Amesville and married. his wife visited him with their two month old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tolliver
Glen Ebon
Hose
George Swingle
Frank Farrell
Hog” Leonard
Athens
Rose
Leonard
Hog
Hotel
John Gist
Hugh Patterson
Patterson
Gist
F. R. Gross
Harry Guthrie
Gross
Guthrie
I. M. Carr
Earl Richmond
W. G. Thompson
Frank Burley
Barney Mathena
Ben Louden
Phipps
Amesville
Death of Elmer Sanner at Union Furnace Hocking County
Elmer Sanner died Sunday at his home near Union Furnace after a two week typhoid illness. He was thirty one and left a wife and one child. Funeral services were held Monday and he was buried in Groves cemetery. He was the son of William Lanner and brother of Mrs. A P White of Athens. A reunion of the with O V I was in progress at Albany today with prominent visitors from Indianapolis Cincinnati and other areas including Dr C L Wilson Dr H M Lash ex Governor Harris State Commander E I Monfort Maj Fox Capt Knowden H L Morey and Capt Gano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Sanner
Union Furnace
Hocking County
Groves Cemetery
William Lanner
A. P. White
Athens
Albany
C. L. Wilson
H. M. Lash
Indianapolis
Guv. Harris
I. Monfort
Maj. Fox
Knowden
H. L. Morey
Gano
Cincinnati
Knights Templar from Athens to attend Columbus meeting
The Athens Commandery Knights Templar will travel in a body to the state commandery meeting in Columbus on October 1, accompanied by the Athens concert band. One of the oldest commanderies in the state, it expects to make a strong showing in the Capital City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Commandery
Knights Templar
Columbus
Athens
Side-Tracked at the opera house with Jule Walters and Louise Lewellyn
Amusement note for an October 5 performance of Side-Tracked starring Jule Walters and Louise Lewellyn. The piece promises strong scenery and a large cast, with added specialties and a separate Poor Relation by S01 Smith Russell. Manager Slaughter urged early advance-seat purchase and patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jule Walters
Louise Lewellyn
Opera House
Walters
Harralian Islands
Honolulu
Smith Russell
Alden Bass
Equal Suffrage Notes and Convention Plans
The piece outlines committees for an equal suffrage convention in Columbus with receptions, entertainment, and finance groups led by named members. Prominent speakers include Mrs. Clarriet Taylor Upton and Mrs. AL BR Cort of Columbers. Also notes a meeting of the Athens Aeal Surname Assoc at Annie M. Hoteon’s home to finalize arrangements for October 11 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Higley
Clarriet
Taylor Upton
AL BR. Cort
Columbers
Assoc
Thc
Annie M. Hoteon
Toolouah
The New Season Dawns at Our Store
The article proclaims a stronger season with bigger, broader buying and a growing business. It emphasizes extensive stock, honest pricing, and lasting value for buyers seeking quality and economy.
Ladies' Suits At Great Fall Prices
Our new fall suits show stylish cut and beauty at low prices. We have sold many already. We offer better suits for less money than ever before, a strong draw for shoppers.
Blanket bargains for winter sale at 33.00 per pair
Local advertisement urges stocking up on blankets this week with an all wool plaid blanket offered at 33.00 per pair. Limited stock, emphasized as a good time to prepare sour supply for the coming winter.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder CO
William BT
New York
George Beaton
Detroit
James Bebout
Logan
J. M. Welch
L. H Rentinger
Cincinnat
J. F. Brown
Tittle
Dortha
Silver City
New Mexico
C.D. Webster
Harvey
Cadda Davis
Canaanville
Thomas-Allom
W. G. Sibley
Gallipolis Tribune
Guy Walker
K. & M. Railway
Mary Martin
Man@s
Lookout_Mountain
Harris
Morgan County
Biroven Parkinesn
States
C. L. Poston
James Homes
Angie
Holmes
Passadena
S. D. Thompson
Elizabeth Smith
Washington, D.C
Geological Survey
Atlantic City
Arthur Wolf
Stacey Wolf
Young Wolf
Pallas Club
Pallas Clu
J. E. Pickering
M. Eich
Brown
Mexico
4. E. Price
C. A. Morse
Times
Merwin
David Dobbins
Nelsonville
Charles Betts
Dobbins
Wells
Frost
Jewett & Woon
E. W. Grove
H. H. Haning
Ohio
Regina
W.H. Brown Shoe Co
Atheng, Ohig
Juve Walters
Louise Llewellyn
Seb
Smckee
Comforts
D. Zenner & CO
MR. Allen Bass
Sol Smith Russell
Ernie Urcoarac
Miss Blanch Vaughn
Security Saving and Loan Company
Vbankon
Athens, Ohio
Firat National Bank
Athens County Farms
McKee
Executrix
Nettle J. Mathena
Rt of
Whey
W. Mathena
Plaintist v. Sarepta Shaulls
Athens County
Ward County
Waterloo
Lowe Ship
Towit
Teacr
Obba Company
Uecans
Maui
Town Strange Ls
Company
Margaret Six
Cloyd Wiley
Volerd
Ohio Company
Morte Raxe
Nettie J. Mathena
Riley W. Maethena
C.D. Horkiss
Platt
Laaenost-Ws
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