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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1903
Page
3
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Governor Myeron T. Ferrick of Cuyahoga and Lieutenant Governor Warren G. Harding head a slate including General Wade H. Ellis of Han kon Jon as an electoral group. The auditor Walter Dr. Al Beit Nobile, the state treasurer, a supreme judge Augustus N. Summers Ci, school commissioner E. A. Jones Stark, and other posts appear in the ticket.
A series of Republican meetings is listed with dates and speakers in Carbondale Broadwell Coolville Judson Stewart New England Millfield Joustex. Notable figures include Hon. J. P. Wood Hon. A. E. Price Major I. M. Jewett General C. H. Grosvenor and others.
The piece notes campaign chatter in Athens county with talk of poll taxes and straight Republican voting. It mentions fund hearing speakers like Senator Fairbanks and Gen Grosvenor, an opera night, early polling, funerals, and a speech on the Merchant Marine reproduced in full on page seven.
The piece calls for strong GOP turnout in Ath ens county next Tuesday to secure a continued Republican majority. It stresses no wavering exists among Republican voters and urges citizens not to stay home, framing the election as pivotal for this year and next, with a push to stamp out Johnsonism.
The article urges a strong Republican win for Senator D. H. Moore in the 9th district. It praises his leadership in the legislature and argues he should secure a large majority, noting his support for Hanna and his district achievements. It also endorses the county ticket candidates for representative to coroner as popular and capable.
Local residents host guests from Athens Logansport and Columbus attend church calls and a Grand Lodge meeting Dr Henry and Warrener attend Dayton Grand Lodge events Ozro O Neal buys stake and moves in to Williams Franklin Street home Dr Z L Henry and Rey W J Warrener participate in drilling operations on eight thousand acre lease to develop winter prospects.
Mrs. Caroline Tedrow visits daughter Mrs George Lewis at Buehrel Ed Cunningham and mother visit James Cunningham and family near Utley James Cunningham's family Sunday Mr and Mrs John Spaulding improving Mrs Thomas Vore and mother Bernice of Guysville visits Mrs Lucy McVey Sanday Mr and Mrs Robert Conelang visit son Frank at Delaware Mrs H E Adrian and son Dorris leave for Buffalo NY Annie Dille recovers from injuries and returns to Marietta Dan Tippie of Bethe Verd visiting William Chambers D H Edwards and family of Guysville dinner with parents Mush Ran on a hoot oil well drilled on Hannah Wyatt farm and land held for fancy prices.
Will Earich and wife of Athens visited relatives here Sunday. Misses Clara and Nellie Welling of Chauncey visited the Misses Learned Sunday. Rev. Newton filled his regular appointment at Union church Saturday and Sunday. Messrs. John Sprague Ernest Chadwell and Boris Russell of Athens were Sunday visitors. 4 Misses Viola Learned Bess Dent and Jennie Sprague were in Athens Saturday. Dr W T Sprague and family of Chauncey were Sunday visitors. Mr and Mrs Edward Barker and son Walter of Middleport have been guests of Mrs Baker's parents the past week Little Russell. MecHarg who has been alarmingly ill is slowly improving. Mr and Mrs George Hawk who have been making their home in Bluff City Kansas have returned and still locate here in the near future. J Hawk has moved his family into his new residence which was test completed. Mr and Mrs Joe Brown spent Sunday at Pleasarthill the guests of relatives.
Isaiah Baser visiting friends in Parkersburg and Marietta this week. Hiram Stright to occupy new residence soon. Lena Burt guest of Athens friends last week. A E Downard summoned to Columbus to bring niece Viola McVay home recovering from rheumatism. Mrs Markham of McArthur visiting sister A E Downerd. Gladys Lewellyn and Ralph Sharp recovering from fever. Mayne Arnold to move family to Carbondale last week. O T R G held first meeting at high school room Friday evening. Aliss Mae Stanton of Mineral visiting niece Ella Herron. Charles Stewart of Chicago visiting his mother D G Stewart.
Those on the sick list include Mrs. Lydia Beabhont Flora McHarg Rosa Furgeson and Winnie Stage. Miss Welle Stage of Columbus visited Miss Winnie Stage and Miss Maggie Stage. Grayce McCathran spent last week with Mr and Mrs Harry Moore of Athens.
New York soprano Louise Voigt is featured in the Athens Choral Society program tonight. Her dramatic soprano voice and polished technique earn praise from major press outlets. Agnes Wallace Villa stars in The World Against Her at the opera house Thursday November 5 with a long-running production record and favorable notices. Prices are described as popular.
One hundred dollar reward offer for an incurable catarrh case. Firm headed by F J Cheney & Co Toledo endorsed by West & Truax Waldening Kinman Marvin wholesalers. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims systemic blood and mucous action with testimonials. price five cents per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills praised. Dr W S Scott to visit Hotel Berry November 2 for ear and eye diseases. For rent a seven room house on Lancaster Street by C D Hopkins.
Real estate listings declare prices cut to move properties quickly in Athens. Assets include five vacant lots at Grosvenor corner and north Court street, several houses on north Court street, a brick eight acre property with barn, and multiple building lots in Fairfield Addition. Also offered are coal sand rights near town, and a WANTED ad for a general house worker.
Post office at Athens Ohio lists uncalled letters dated Monday October 2 including Bell Bertha Craig Ida Caldwell Mrs Mary Davis H 31 DeMende Chester Flowers Samuel 2 Hib ben G F Mathews H 7 Parker Dr Geo W Reynolds We We Townson George
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