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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
2
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The Inter state Commerce Commission's Hepburn rate rulings uphold that only money may settle transportation charges, affecting newspaper and railroad advertising. Former Ohio attorney general Monnett boosts a Republican Congress to back President Roosevelt, arguing labor should support the administration against labor-unfriendly Democrats.
Mrs R P Jennings spent Friday in Columbus. Mrs F W Bush visits friends in Chicago. Mrs William Hoover guests relatives in Massillon. Mr Herary Hebbard a business visitor in Athens. Judge Lynch and A B Scott Columbus visitors Friday. Cecil Bean spends weekend at home in Guysville. Mrs C J Bower visits relatives in Columbus. Mr and Mrs D R Richards spend week at Mt Clemens Michigan. Dr E M Bean and wife of Pleasanton visit friends in Athens this week. Mrs J H Johnson among excursionists who left Friday for Chicago.
Fastidious women consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a hygienic essential for personal care and feminine ailments. Noted for cleansing germicidal deodorizing and healing properties. Sold by druggists with free samples. Address The R Paxton Co Boston Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Hull Foster and daughter return from the East. Miss Mable Baker leaves for Troy for a short visit with relatives. Miss Edna Sanderson of Columbus visits Mr. and Mrs. F. Preston. Mrs. D. H. Moore and daughter Derre travel to Wheatland Illinois. A ten pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel White near Grosvenor. Mrs. Fred Sexauer visits relatives on President street. Mrs. Herbert Brooks returns from a trip to Corning. Mrs. C. E. M. Jennings returns from a three week visit to Toledo. Josten and E. Ray Lash depart for Sulphur Lick Springs to rest. Mrs. J. T. Davis and son go to Cincinnati after visiting the Browns. Mr. James P. Wood Jr. leaves for Columbus to officiate at Marietta OMA game. Mrs. F. Earl DeWeese returns to Chillicothe from Athens. Hair retainers offered by W. C. Loos jeweler. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hudson and daughter Lorene move to Norwood near Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hurst attend the Pickering Perry wedding in Gloucester. Squire and Mrs. Henry Logan return from a week with their daughter D. G. Tewksbury in Branchester. Dr. E. M. Bean of Pleasanton and his wife visit Athens. Dr. Bean, age 87, remains spry. John W. Strahl and family leave for Denver for the winter. father O. L. Strahl in Canaanville is recovering.
Mr J A Roan visited his parents in Columbus Sunday. Miss Fay Baker visited Albany over Sunday. Katherine Thompson spent Sunday with her parents in Haydenville. Capt J B Allen left Monday noon for a business trip to Clyde. Mr T H Jones of the O U spent Sunday with his parents in Jackson. Miss Helen Johnson of O U visited her parents in Nelsonville Sunday. Miss Margaret Scanlan of the O U spent Sunday at home in Lancaster.
Local residents and relatives shared Sunday visits across Gallipolis Glouster Columbus and surrounding areas. Guests included Mrs Claud Parker and Miss Maude Carpenter while others traveled from Cleveland Cleveland to Logan for family gatherings.
Nelsonville September 29 bids to the Board of Public Service for Myers and Jefferson streets show Charles Vorhes offering 1 397 66 with sand and 1 231 09 with slack. Abner Juniper quotes 1 491 78 with sand and 3 762 19 with sand for the other street. L B Davis bids 1 636 85 with sand and 3 799 37 with sand. Lowest is Vorhes. contracts to be awarded at tonight’s meeting.
Charles Sanborn aged 17 was arrested on Court street for intoxication and fighting. Mayor Day, witnessing the incident, took him into custody and later released him after sobering up. Sanborn alleges liquor was sold to him at Main street saloons run by Walter Josten and M. Hays. The mayor and police will investigate, aiming to punish those responsible. bloodstream
The Athens County Ministerial Association withdraws the October gathering citing broad misunderstanding about the date. Previously planned for October 1 at 1 pm in the University of Athens Carnegie Library Y M C A room Rev F M Moore will present on The Modern Divorce Evil. The November 5 meeting remains scheduled.
An ad describes Kodol Digests What You Eat as a remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims natural stomach juices plus tonic properties relieve sour stomach belching gas and general debility. Prepared by E O DeWitt Co Chicago markets to Ra Va and others.
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