Personal mentions from Thursday's Daily at various towns
Mrs. J. C. Coleman of Marshfield visits friends. Mrs. D. J. Evans tours Columbus. Elma Bell returns from Nelsonville. Anthony Pettiford from Newark home for days. Dr. J. T. Hanson to Mechanicsburg. Dr. C. M. Shepherd of Columbus visits Grosvenors. Frank Gross from Bremen on business. Mrs. B. A. Hossam from Jacksonville visiting Frank Gross. the Harveys from Athens visit Chapples. Noah Shrigley of Zanesville guests of Pickering. George Duffee and M. M. Russe back from Marshfield. Miss Cora Woodyard visits Greenfield and Springfield. Elizabeth Maxon of Coolville and Mrs. Jesse Dixon visit relatives. Mrs. D. J. Tewkebury of Blanches ter with Logan family. Mrs. D. D. Fuller and Mary Frances Lawhead return from Amesville visit. Dr. Hoyt Larch and Joan Larch return from Mt Clemens. M. S. Connors and private car transfer via Ohio Central and Hocking Valley lines.
Local residents and visitors Journal entries
Friday's brief notes list J. H. Boden visiting Gursville and several residents traveling or visiting relatives. Names include Mrs. J. Halliday Cline in Coolville, Fred Fiegal from Zanesville, W. G. Hickman, J. W. Kaughee of Nelsonville, A. C. Rossi from Zanesville, J. R. Sands on a Morris-Posten Coal business trip, Rev. L. A. Patterson of Welgton, Mr. and Mrs. James I. Robbins hosting Mrs. J. T. Ogieer, Malvina Lefavor and Zenia Melad visiting from New Lexington, Hiram True of McConnellsville, H. S. Hulbert of Worthington, Jennie Root headed to Washington DC to live with Charles Root.
Local residents plan visits and weddings in area
Mrs. C. F. Killin and granddaughter Olive Logan leave for Jackson to visit relatives including Mr. and Mrs Edward Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Will Cox with two children and Mr. and Mrs. B. Parkison of Muncie are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson. Mrs. Harry G. Stalder travels to Germantown Pa for her brother Dr Josephus T. Ailem's October 15 wedding. Frances Hatch, ill with typhoid in Middleport, is slowly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Killin
Olive Logan
Edward Roberts
Jackson
Will Cox
8. B. Parkison
Muncie, Ind
A. L. Johnson
Harry G. Stalder
Germantown
Josephus T. Ailem
Frances Hatch
H. A. Hatch
Middleport
A.L. Johnson
Wi' Connell
S. BB. Parkison
Parkershoro
Agonies Of Pain and the Popular Female Remedy
An advertisement claims that women suffer no more after using a widely promoted remedy. It asserts thousands of letters about cures and says over a million have benefited in 56 years through various female diseases.
Local Women Leaders Attend W R C Convention Guests
Mrs Edith Mason of Oberlin department president of the W R C Mrs Carrie Osborne of Antwerp and Miss Hannah A Mexon of Gallipoli are visiting as guests of Mrs Amelia Lowry. Mr Harry Kinkead, tied to the Singer Sewing Machine here for about a year, has been transferred to Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mason
Oberlin
Carrie Osborne
Antwerp
Hannah A. Mexon
Gallipolii
Amelia Lowry
Harry Kinkead
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Chillicothe
Harry
Visiting relatives and business trips noted
Mr. William Huhn visits Hamden for a few days with relatives. Mrs. Elmer Gelden travels to Logan to visit relatives over Sunday. Mr. Harry Ridenour is a business visitor in Martinsville West Virginia for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huhn
Hamden
Elmer Gelden
Logan
Harry Ridenour
Martinsville
W. Va
Local social notes from Glouster and surrounding towns
Miss Minnie Pengh of Glouster guests N K Alderman James Hawk of Lancaster visits Athens friends and relatives. Mrs Cl gid H H Thompson to Roei Norwood to visit Phil Wardim. Herbert Snow comes from New Lexington for a few days. Jeannette Dew of La can visits grandmother Mrs F J Preston. Villa Van Dyke leaves for Albany for the coming winter. Mrs PF McVay tests for Guysville to visit father S T Hull. Mabel Codding returns from Columbus and Findlay. C X N Marbuga of Denver, secretary of Marshall Mining Co., travels to Middleport. Wilson Welch and Res Fultz of Kenyon College visit grandparents Major and Mrs J M Welch. Mrs Cora M Swett and son of Cincinnati return home. she is juvenile court matron there. Mrs Loyd Wadley goes to Columbus to visit mother at Grant hospital. Mrs Shelton operated on for appendicitis. recovering. Fred Alderman and F Critter depart for Huntington then Lexington for races. return through Cincinnati to Columbus, Dayton and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioyrd Wadley
Columbus
Chris Sheldop
Grant Hospital
Shelton
Shospital
Fred Alderman
F. ©. Critter
Mr. Aldermen's Auto
Huntington
W. Va
Lexington
Cincinnati
Dayton
Albany Court Social Notes Brim with Visitors
Relatives and friends visit Albany and nearby towns as residents host guests from Columbus Athens Parkersburg and Munice Indiana. Delegates to the W C T U convention in Akron and several local residents travel for family visits and sightseeing over the weekend.
Miss Ida Pinkerton Guest of Friends in Columbus
Miss Ida Pinkerton spent Sunday in Columbus as the guest of friends, enjoying hospitality and social visits during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Pinkerton
Columbus
Visitor from Nelsonville Arrives in Athens
Dr. J. C. McGrath of Nelsonville was a visitor in Athens today. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Knowlton visited during the day, details not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McGrath
Nelsonville
Athens
Mrs. L. J. Knowlton
Visitors and guests fill Marietta area homes
The Marietta Register notes numerous guests visiting relatives across the region. Cyrus Higgins and family near Hebbardsville hosted visitors from Chillicothe and Columbus, while Dr. Scott Allen returned from Chillicothe. Several residents traveled to Columbus and Athens for short visits, and others hosted relatives from Gallipolis, Cincinnati, Gallipolle, and Glouster.
Mrs Williams Recovering After Operation at Columbus Hospital
Mrs Henry G Williams is home on College street recovering nicely from an operation performed in a Columbus hospital several weeks ago. Miss Snew Higgins returned to Chauncey Sunday after a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Wood, Jr
Arthur Johnson
Columbus
Nell Kern
Cwo
Henry G. Williams
College Street
Columbe
Snew Higsins
Chauncey
Local residents on brief visits and visits in Marietta
WA. Carpenter is a business visitor in Glouster today. Mrs. Alston Ellis spent today with friends in Marietta. Miss Clara Kreamer was in Marietta on Sunday visiting relatives. Mr. W. F. Jourdan left for Upper Sandusky for a week. Mrs. L. A. Sprague is visiting relatives in Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Campbell
Glouster
Thesday
Carpenter
Clara Kreamer
Marietta
W. F. Jourdan
Upper Sandusky
Mrs. L. A. Sprague
Millfield
James Josten Heads to Indianapolis on Business Trip
James Josten left Monday for Indianapolis for a few days of business travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Josten
Indianapolis
Taft Campaign Close Draws Big Crowd In St Louis
Judge William H Taft wrapped up his western tour in St Louis drawing an immense Coliseum audience and a large open air crowd in Clayton. Taft defended his record on labor unions and said no contributions had yet been made that could embarrass any candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Wiliam H. Taft
Taft
Coliseum
Clayton
St. Louis County
Planters
Bill
Gompers
Minderton-Opidh Warrants Satisfaction Money Back Guarantee
A local advertisement promotes Minderton-Opidh products with a money back guarantee if items are not as represented. It emphasizes a full refund and asserts competitive pricing to attract customers.
Paving Nears Finish on Mulberry Street Approach
The east approach on West Mulberry Street to the north end of the new south bridge is nearly ready for final steps in Ha paving. Grading is done and bricks have been hauled. laying of the street will soon begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
New South Bridge
Buckien’s Arcic Salve Praised by Georgia Farmer
A rural Empire Georgia farmer, W. A. Floyd, reports Buckien’s Arica Salve cured his two worst sores on hand and leg. He says it is worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to buy it, available at McKee’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
W. A
Floyd
Buckien
McKee
Burns Improve After Laboratory Explosion
Frank Porter of Ohio University, assistant professor of Chemistry, is improving after a chemical lab explosion injured him during a tea in the lab earlier this week. He remains in contact with doctors as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Porter
Ohio University
New Straitsvile
Porter
Son-Crider Drug Co. Prescription Filling Promise
An advertisement for Son Crider Drug Co promises precise filling of prescriptions with reliable service and a wide range of medicines. The copy emphasizes accuracy and completeness in dispensing medical orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son-Crider Drug CO
One of Thousands of Nemes
RS PLORENCE ALTRENS of Toledo Ohio writes a testimonial praising Perana now in tablet form after a nine month suffering period. She claims four to five bottles cured internal catarrh and that the medicine saved her health and mood with her husband also using it. The letter credits Dr Hartman and assistants for developing Perana tablets after long efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorence Altrens
3Rd St
Toledo
Ohio
Perana
Hartman
Perana Cited By Maria Goertz For Chronic Catarrh Relief
In Orienta Oklahoma Maria Goertz reports her family used medicines kept at home for illness and claims Perana restored health. She says her husband cured of Isthaia a daughter of earache and stomach catarrh and a son of throat catarrh. She notes weight gain from illness and praises Perana as a nerve quieting remedy for chronic catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Goertz
Orienta
Oklahoma
Isthaia
Perana
Foster Faces Mayoral Campaign in Athens County Meeting
A county political gathering outlines a campaign committee selection with Rex Nelson and H. Wickham among leaders. The article notes internal debates over chairmanship, pledged support for Taft, and claims no opposition to the county movement while acknowledging some missteps and misinformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinterbutgin
Athens
Pays Dirt and Texas Land Offers Abundant Farm Deals
An ad lists numerous farm properties including 62 to 71 acre improved farms and “Many choice farms” on pikes. It offers cash or payment options, seeks trade for other property, and promotes investment in Texas lands. Contact Parker in Room 9 at New Bank Building via phone 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottyese
Taubae
Texas
Léa Feta
New Bank Bigg
Lhane
Oneaeels
For Sale Beach Hounds By Hywood No 103154
For sale Bead hounds by Hywood no 103154 A K C blooded can be registered either sire or dam in pairs ready to run Horace Knowles Hockingport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hywood
Horace Knowles
Hockingport
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J. C. Coleman
Marshfield
Friends
D. J. Evans
Elma Bell
BK. EB. Bell
Anthony Pettiford
Warden
Newark
Mrs
J. T. Hanson
Mechanicsburg
Mrs. Hanson
C. M. Sheperd
C. H. Grosvenor
Frank Gross
Bremen
B. A. Hossam
Jacksonville
J. R. Harvey
A A. Chappele
Pomeroy Independent
Mmne
Noah Shrigley
Zanesville
Joseph L. Pickering
University Terrace
George Duffee
M. M. Russe
Cora Woodyard
Greenfield
Springfield
Elizabeth Maxon
Coolville
Jesse Dixon
Robert
Guysville
D. J. Tewkebury
Blanchester
Henry Logan
West Washington Street
D. D. Fuller
Mary Frances Lawhead
Drusilla Wyatt
Amesville
Hoyt Lareh
Joan Larch
Mt. Clemens, Mich
M.S. Connors
Hocking Valley
Ohio Central
Hocking
J. H. Boden
Gursville
Mrs. J. Halliday Cline
Mrs. J. KB. Hartnell
Fred Fiegal
W. G. Hickman
J. W. Kaughee
City
A. C. Rossi
O— J. R. Sands
Dunglien
Morris-Posten Coal Company
L. A. Patterson
Welgton
George Whipple
James I. Robbins
J. T. Ogieer
Malvina Lefavor
Zenia Melead
Sear New
Hiram True
McConnellville
H. S. Hulbert
Worthington
Mufuis Carpenter
Jennie Root
Washington D. C
Charles Root
Minnie Lambe
Lebanon Junction
Cardus
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Minnie Pengh
N. K
James Hawk
Lencaster
Clgud HH. Thompson
Roei Norwood
Phil Ward
Herbert Snow
New Lexington
Jeannette Dew
Lacan
F. J. Preston
Mabel Codding
Colmbus
Findlay
C. XN. Marbuga
Denver
Col
Marshall & Rusal Gield Mining E Company
Messrs
Wilson Welch
Res Fultz
Kenyon College, Gambier
J. M. Welch
Cora M. Swett and Son
Swett
Albany
BE. R. Jash
R. K. Richardson
Geerge Pake
Portsmouth
M. Hiram Stright
S. D. Thormpsoft
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Julia Dew
O. Logan
Milo Ayres
Baby
Parkersburg
G. ©. Pyson
Fred Shoop
Henry Poston
Cornelia W. Jone
McConnelisville
Mrs. F. W. Bush
Clara Mills
Cam
Visi
Mrs. W. A Millis
J. P. Wood
Lureau
Lewis Mansfield
Merwin Mansfield
Canaanville
George Parker
A. O. Sloane
Nis C. McVay
Akron
Arthur Wolfe
Beebe
Peter Finsterwald
Mies Florence Gabetel
Eber Gabriel
Mies
Gertrude Finsterwahl
Mirs Mary Chambers
Vieil Win Friends
Celedo
TR. A. Dalton
Will Connell
Verna Jonson
B. Parkinson
Muncie
Ind
George Johnes
John Joyce
Varren
George Lewis
Marietts
Mr. Joyce
Jieft Sumdy
C. A. Snow
Mr. Frank Stout
Mrs. Stout
Frank 8.Leach
Mr. Howley Grim
Wheeling
Emma
Misa
Myrtle Grim
Colomus
Cyrus Hiesins
Hebbardsville
Joes
Scott Allen
W. B. Reptiles
James Roach
Marietta Register
Niss Att Higgins
Cyrus Higgins
BE. A. Williams
Son Loren
Cacanvile
W. N. Alderman
Will Phillips
Hh. i. True of
McConnelsville
J. A. Sprague
BD. R. Richards
Enina EB. Richards
Gallipolle
Ralph PL Jennings
Pdoward
New Decatur
Ala
Kise Murphy
P. McClure
B. Kilbourne
Br. J. Haning
Ethel Haning
BE. PF. Black
Kate Dean
Wi Whaley
von James
Hebvardaville
Will Bean
Howell
Anesville
Jennie
Kittl Son
Fieyd
D. C. Landis
Stimpson Ave
Tey
Mildred Francis
B. F. Stout
Guy Nealon
Tieaday
J. A. Phoee
Pittsburg
Samuel Curtis
Sunnyside
Charles Spellman
Lizzie Woody
James Diltz
Beverly Nursery
W. T. Mitchell & Son
Beverly, Ohio
Dillinger
White Mountain
Monogram
Omaha
S. M. Denison
E. Main &J
Chillicothe, Ohio
H. H. Wickham
Minderton
Opidh, wapGe
Peruna
Florence Aitkens
Veruna
Foster
Movement For County
Ft Welcotef
Rex Nelson
HW. H. Wickham
Me Oo
DD. Sayre
B.C. Woodworth
Marty Webster
Nelson
Wickham
EK. (. Woodworth
A. W. Lynch
Sam Jolson
James Hughes
Jack
Charleston
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