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The Messenger and Herald lists subscription rates: $15 per year if paid in advance and $1.25 per county edition in advance. Editor and Manager is W. Bush.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
4
The Messenger and Herald lists subscription rates: $15 per year if paid in advance and $1.25 per county edition in advance. Editor and Manager is W. Bush.
Mr and Mrs F E Wade were guests of relatives in Athens Sunday Mrs L W Russel was in Athens Thursday A daughter was born to Eben Gillespie and wife on October 12 Mrs B B Allen visited relatives at McArthur last week Rev B F Oswald filled his first M E church appointment Sunday afternoon
Hiram Wyatt of Butler Missouri visits relatives in the Amesville area. Rev G D Clifford resigns from the M E church to move to Florida for health reasons of Mrs Clifford. The Pickerings of Gloucester visit Miss Maude Gibson. Guests include Mrs S Patterson and family from Beverly. Henry Hatfield moves to New Lexington. T KE Clark of New Matamoras spends a few days at home. A new baby born in several families. church leaders Rev Whitaker of Beverly and Rev Cellars exchange pulpits.
Miss Lucy Fleming visited her parents in the area on Saturday and Sunday. Fanny Crawford secured a clerk position with David Dyson. Gibson and Gillilan traveled to Glouster to hear Pattison define Democratic doctrine. A Warner family moved to Columbus Wednesday. M L Balderson of Glouster hosted the Baldersons on Saturday and Sunday. Daniel Hill, 78, died in Toledo while seeking medical care. services held at the old homestead conducted by Rev. Solers. Bone of Black Diamond Traction circulated “hot air” to debtors holding notes. Prof A D Selby of Wooster visited his sister in Crooksville. Dr J M Howard bought 90 acres at Ardmal e for 15 dollars per acre. Frank Danford left for Ada to study civil engineering. Weaver of Amesville took his former depot job. Contractor Vernon began paving High Street south end, with completion expected soon. Mrs B F Jackson returned from Cleveland. Elijah Lee left for Wisconsin after visiting here.
Local applications cannot reach the disease. Catarrh is blood or constitutional. cure by internal medicines. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Not a quack medicine, prescribed by top physicians, a regular prescription. Combines tonics and blood purifiers to target mucous linings. Send for testimonials. Sold by druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Marie Harper is confined at home with scarlet fever and the residence is quarantined. In other notes, Tom Vaughn at Sunday Creek No. 256 mine sustains multiple broken bones after a slate piece falls on his foot while working with his brother Monday. Mrs. C T Evans of Columbus visits sister Mrs Hatton. Mrs. G W Wyatt visits relatives in Middleport.
The Albany Improvement Company schedules a public auction on November 21 1906 for about forty building lots in Albany between the business district and the K M depot. Terms are one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years. Col J C Morrow renowned Pittsburg auctioneer will preside with brass band music. Albany sits on a rich coal field near the K M railroad with oil prospects and is pitched as a growing future town.
All coughs colds and pulmonary complaints that are curable are quickly cured by One Minute Cough Care. Clears the prison e draws out inflammation and heals and soothes the affected part strengthens the lungs wards off pneumonia. Harmless and easy to take. Sold by GCline's macy.
The superintendent reports severe overcrowding as enrollment nears one thousand before holidays, with twelve hundred six students this year and expected over fourteen hundred next year. A new school has opened and desks are now in use though rooms remain full, impacting health and comfort. Teachers and pupils persist in hard work while awaiting better accommodations.
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