Open court actions filed in Athens county cases
Six criminal cases from Athens county dockets moved to common pleas court as the new term opens. Cases involve Sunday liquor selling, assault with intent to kill, and an alleged ear maiming. bonds range from 200 to 300 dollars, with one defendant jailed for lack of bond. Also notes a county fair program with speakers from Ohio State and local agricultural leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Common Pleas
J. A. McKee
Dover Township
David Dille
Trimble Township
Justice McKee
John Wagoner
James Kinner
John Dow
Wagoner
William Collins
Male
Amesville
Justice Dille
James Dennison
James Wood
Ward
Des Antle
Ohio
Orvil Hewett
Hewett
Augusta Devore
Death of Civil War veteran and former Luhring postmaster
T D Book a Civil War veteran and former Luhring postmaster died unexpectedly during supper at Johnson's restaurant from apoplexy. He had recently lived in Athens and Rushville and was longtime superintendent of the Zaleski schools. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at Zaleski with Masons in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
T. D. Book
Book
McVay
Taylor
Athens
Luhrng
Rushville
Robert Arscotg
South Congress Street
C. D. Gist
Dr. Book
Corning
Robert Book
Pittsburg
Real estate transfers listing numerous parcels and prices
A condensed list shows transfers across Mechanicsburg Albany Troy Township Jacksonville Marshfield Nelsonville and Chauncey. Buyers like D H Edwards Enos Starkey Amanda R Allen and Charles Lehman acquire lots and acreage with prices ranging from 25 to 3100 dollars.
County Expenditures Tallied for September and Related Claims
A detailed list shows jail matron salary of 60 dollars, various soldiers relief payments totaling hundreds, bank and office expenses, road and bridge work costs, sheep claims, medical and legal fees, and court docket printing. Notable items include Mary Arscott deputy recorder salary 390, J. W. Sawyer 50, Wm. Lilienthal & Co. 28, and irrigation and infrastructure costs on Coolville and Millfield pikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Totman
Cynthia Bardin
J. W. Sawyer
George Bethel
Wm. Lilienthal & Co
Mary Arscott
Blanche A. Mills
R. Richards
B. Hill
John Finsterwald
L. A. Koons
Attorney State
Wooden
Waldo Humphrey
Coolville Road
Same
Coolville Bridge
D. R. Richards
Jasper A. Carsey
Athens National Bank
F. M. Coleman
W. J. Davis
Bower Bros
Richland Avenue
Shoes
John F. Biddle
R. C. M. Hastings
Recorder
Sharpsburg
Amesville Pike
W. A. Smollers
James D. Taylor
Emily Carsey
The
Athens Journal
T. W. Coe & Bro
Sam Hutchenson
Messenger & Herald Printing Co
A. A
E. C. Woodworth
Personal notes from Athens area travel and visits
E F Thompson returns to executive office after a two week vacation visiting Ada Ohio Northern Columbus and Delaware Ohio Wesleyan. Mrs C M Copeland returns from Urichsville. Dr W F Copeland moved to Maplewood Sunnyside. Brown and Davis family visit Cincinnati. Nora Light returns from Gasyvilleton West Virginia, and attends property interests. May Hudson engagement guest visit in Cincinnati. W F M Missionary Society delegates travel to Newport. Mrs Frank McCallister visits Athens relatives. T Watson Craig travels for Wolf Shoe Co returns from two month southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Thompson
University
Maysville
Athens
Mr. Thompson
Ohio Northern
Ada
Columbus
Ohio Wesleyyan
Delaware
Grange Fair Set for Carpenter October 11
The second annual Grange Fair will be held at the Southeastern Test Farm in Carpenter on Friday October 11. Organizers promise a larger better exhibit from the experiment station funded by estate and national governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hom
Charles E. Thorne
Ohio Experiment Station
A. B. Graham
Ohio State University
Hosa
E. Strode
Ohio State Grange
Wooster
Wood
W. A. Lloyd
Albany
H. P. Skinner
Middleport
Carpenter
Southeastern Test Farm
Divorce Petition Filed in Athens County Cause 8846
Lurena Martin petitions the Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio for divorce from Robert R Martin on willful absence for over three years. Hearing set on or after October 21 1907. By attorney C D Hopkins. August 29 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Martin
Lorena Martin
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Lurena Martin
C. D. Hopkins
Shoop’s Health Coffee Imitation Ad
If real coffee disturbs your stomach or kidneys try Shoop’s Health Coffee Imitation made from toasted grains with malt and nuts. It matches flavor of coffee without real beans and brews in one minute. Free sample at our store Henderson-Crider Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Salve touted for burns scratches and piles at local pharmacy
Cline's Pharmacy offers Salve as a healing soothing remedy for small cuts and bruises as well as minor skin conditions and larger burns. The ad emphasizes its versatility and suitability for various skin issues.
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Cline
Business visitor Dr. F. P. McVay in Columbus today
Dr F P McVay visited Columbus on business. Mrs H D Neimeister and her daughter Yvonne of Columbus are guests of Miss Lena Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. McVay
Columbus
H. D. Neimeister
Yvonne
Lena Graham
Local residents host guests and travelers visit area
Mrs E W Howe entertains her brother C D Warmer and wife and sister Mrs J H Kerr of Columbus for the week. Ohio Knights Templar officials J A Palmer J T Hanson and F L Woodworth attend grand commandery meeting in Springfield. Other individuals including Mrs Asa Sutton Jake Sherman and Arthur Wolfe visit Dayton Trimble and Marietta while families return from Cleveland Columbus McConnellville and McConnellville area trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Palmer
J. T. Hanson
F. L. Woodworth
Athens
Knights Templar
Springfield
Grand Commandery of
Ohio
Dr Shoop’s Restorative for Stomach and Nerve Ailments
A vintage ad states stomach and kidney troubles can be quickly corrected with Dr Shoop’s Restorative. It claims rapid relief due to restorative action on the stomach controlling nerves and notes Henderson-Crider Drug Co sells it.
McGirr and Mills Wed in Quiet Guysville Ceremony
Orland McGirr of Little Hocking and Miss Lelia Mills were married Thursday at the Mills residence south of Guysville before about 25 relatives. Rev. R. C. Stewart officiated as Letha Saunders sang Oh Promise Me and Lohengrin’s march marked the ceremony. The couple plans to reside in Little Hocking where McGirr runs a lumber business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
G. B. Mills
Orland McGirr
Little Hocking
Lelia M. Mills
Letha Saunders
Anna Wilson
Lohengrin
Faye Smith
Stewart
R. C. Stewart
Ohio University
Sterling Worth
McGirr
Peruna praised by gallant soldiers and war reporters
Col Arthur L. Hamilton of the Seventh Ohio Volunteers writes from Columbus praising Peruna for catarrh and stomach trouble and notes its benefit during Spanish American War with low casualties. Assistant War Correspondent H B Manley also lauds Peruna as a versatile aid in heat, cold, sleeplessness, or poor appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Hamilton
Ohio Volunteers
Goodale St
Columbus, O
Hartman
Col. Hamilton
War Department
Army Corps
Alger
Meade and
Bushnell
H. B. Manley
China
Care A. G. Pittaway
Spark Street
Ottawa
Canada
Peruna
Hudsons Attend Niece Jane May Hudsons Wedding
Mr and Mrs W C Hudson and daughter Lorene of Norwood came Tuesday evening to attend the wedding of his niece Miss Jane May Hudson to Mr Stuart Laughlin which took place this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Laughlin
May Hudson
Cincinnati
S. M. Hudson
W. C. Hudson
Lorene
Norwood
Jane May Hudson
Social notes on local visitors and movements
Miss Nan and Catharine Leyden traveled to Columbus for a brief visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Goodrich of Marshfield were in the city en route to the Jamestown exposition. Miss Goldie Smallwood, formerly with the Daily Messenger, left for Marion to take a lucrative new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Catharine Leyden
Columbus
L. C. Goodrich
Marshfield
Goldie Smallwood
The
Daily Messenger
Marion
Arthur Peffus heads to Detroit for Chicago Detroit series
Arthur Peffus of the Athens Candy Kitchen left this morning for Detroit to see the series of ball games between Chicago and Detroit. Mr and Mrs B F Switzer of Columbus are guests of Mr and Mrs E J Jones. Miss Sadie Stoneburner who had been guest of Miss Carrie Munn returned to Nelsonville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Peffus
Athens Candy Kitchen
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
B. F. Switzer
Columbus
E. J. Jones
Sadie Stoneburner
Carrie Munn
Nelsonville
Mrs Julia Friday Returns Home From Cincinnati Visit
Mrs. Julia Friday, who spent the past few months with relatives in Cincinnati, returned home Tuesday evening. Mr. H. H. Henry, formerly of Ames ville and now in real estate in Columbus, was an Athens visitor on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Friday
Cincinnati
H. H. Henry
Amesville
Columbus
Athens
Ballard Visit Tracked in Indianapolis Stopover
Mr. Felix Ballard visiting his parents Rev and Mrs Frank Ballard in Indianapolis stopped Tuesday during a trip to Birmingham Alabama and was hosted by his grandparents Mr. and Mrs James Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Ballard
Frank Ballard
Indianapolis
Birmingham
Ala
James Ballard
Ill son of Mr and Mrs Thompson improves after diphtheria
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Thompson, who had been ill with diphtheria, is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Thompson
Sloane Returns from Duluth After Grandson's Illness and Death
Mr. O B Sloane comes back from Duluth Minnesota following the illness and death of his little grandson Charles Byron Boden son of Dr and Mrs Jesse Sloane Boden. Generals and Mrs C H Grosvenor return from Washington after three days there and after their Europe trip with a case in the supreme court in which he was an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Sloane
Duluth
Minn
Charles Byron Boden
Jesse Sloane Boden
C. H. Grosvenor
Washington
Europe
Supreme Court
Hyomei Guarantee Backed by Henderson-Crider
Henderson-Crider assures a money back guarantee if Hyomei does not cure catarrh. The medicated air is inhaled, not ingested, reaching nose throat and lungs to destroy germs and soothe membranes. Complete outfit costs $1.00 with full refund if it fails to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider
Henderson-Crider Drug Company
The Women's Eye Savings Habit Ad
Read the Security Savings Bank ad on page eight and get the saving habit with weekly installments. Encourages women readers to start a savings plan and build financial security through regular deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Savings Bank
Permit to Wed for William Bunderbasen and Marie Chadwell
William Bunderbasen a 21 year old barber of Columbus and Miss Marie Chadwell 19 of Rimble seek a marriage license. The groom is noted as born in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bunderbasen
Barber
Columbus
Marie Chadwell
Rimble
Germany
Henderson Crider Drug Store Ad Weathering Illness
An old advertisement proclaims Pure Drugs as the ruling necessity during illness. It promotes Henderson Crider Drug Store with a concise, market-facing message. The snippet emphasizes dependable pharmaceutical goods and health relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider Drug Store
Unclaimed Letters Listed for Athens Ohio October 1907
Athens Ohio October 7 1907 unclaimed letters listed by postmaster John Finsterwald include Katie Barker Bacon Mrs Bud Brooks Glen Brown Olive Cana C H Co Carpenter David Carpenter Joe Carpenter Karl Creighton C D Evans Geo Finsham Rosa Gift Mabel Hedges Russell Kincade Mary Mace M FE Maikeson Mrs C E Miller Mrs Chas Moody Ed Morrison Wm Pettit P P Rogers Frank Romine Fannie Steadman Nettie Simms E J Tewksberry Dal Wann Gera Weaver F B Williams Cynthia Wilson Herman Persons calling for the above please say they were advertised. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the dead letter office October 21 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Bacon
Katie Barker
Bud Brooks
Glen
Ed. Morrison
Wm. Pettit
P. P. Rogers
Frank Romine
Fannie Steadman
Nettie Simms
E. J
Tewksberry
Dal Wann
Gera Weaver
F. B. Williams
Cynthia Wilson
Herman
John Finsterwald
P. M
Henderson-Caider Drug Store Offers Student Centered Goods
Local store markets itself as a hub for student events and ticket sales. It touts Belle Mead Sweets and popular hot chocolate, with a large stock of Spalding's Goods to keep customers satisfied and returning.
Daily Markets Prices From Pittsburg and Buffalo
Daily markets report from Pittsburg with cattle hogs and sheep price ranges. Cattle prime 5.80 to 6.10 and common 3.00 to 3.25. veal 3.50 to 8.50. Hogs prime 7.10 to 7.35 and common 5.00 to 6.10. pigs 6.25 to 6.70. Sheep prime 5.50 to 5.75. yearlings 3.50 to 6.00. spring lambs 5.00 to 7.00. Buffalo prices noted as dull for cattle.
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Associated Dailies Telegram
Pitsburg
Buffalo
N. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chewa
James Rennison
James Ward
Luhrig
Athens Township
D. H. Edwards
D. A. Frost
Mechanicsburg
Enos Starkey
Shaffer & Roach
J. Blackburn
David E. Blackburn
Athens Village
Frank
Lucy Morehead
C. L. Bean
Evan J. Jones
Ida B. Ritenour
A. J. Gage
H. H. Haning
E. R. Walker
Ames Township
Charles Robb
Everett Mace
Canaan Township
Josephine Jordan
Ida M. Burk
T. W. Lee
Jacob Spring
L. D. Evans
John L. Evans
Rome Township
Hiram Thomas
Francis M. Daily
Mary J. Winners
Frank C. Parsons
Troy Township
J. W. Fultz
John H. Furno
Glouster
Amanda R. Allen
Charles E. Allen
Ohio State
Margaret Redhead
Robert Skinner
E. G. Antle
George W. Warner
Thos. B. Hoge
Village of
Jacksonville
Susie Belt
Sherman Russell
Waterloo Township
Arthur Dower
Elizabeth Pidcock
L. D. Devore
Hocking Mining Co
George Dowler
James H. Dowler
Fred H. Nice
Percival Jones
Baker & Brown
M. A
H. D. Kreig
Athens Lumber Co
Henry Hawn
Minnie Courtney
Chauncey
Charles Lehman
William Champlin
Almira Webster
H. M. Webster
W. C. Pidecock
Bk. C. Woodworth
Treas
Merwin Mansfield
Ann Bobo
A. F E. Watkins
T. W. Coe
M. J. Carleton
J. E. Hartnell
Soldiers’ Relief
David Tetters
M. M. Bryson
C. M. Copeland
Urichsville
W. F. Copeland
Maplewood Drive
Sunnyside
J. D. Brown
T. J. Davis
Brown Davis
Nora Light
Sam Summer Store
Mrs. W. C. Light
Gasyville
W. L. Slutz
M. E. Pond
B. F. Jackson
Newport
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Frank McCallister
Marietta Register
T. Watson Craig
Wolf Shoe Company
South
Memphis
S. E. Test Farm
de Witt
Asa Sutton
Dayton
Jake Sherman
West Virginia
Robert and
Lewis Davies
C. C. Millikan
College Street
Arthur Wolfe
Trimble
Avis Dean
Theodore Dean
D. W. Peoples
Athens Veneer Door Company
Marietta
George R. Walker
Lelia
Cleveland
L. A. Sprague
McConnellville
H. L. True
McGirr-Mills
Col
Henderson-Caider
Daily Markets
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