Physician and Surgeon Xuem4 D at Orriel House
A physician and surgeon identified as Xuem4 D. operates from Orriel House, located second building west of Court toCAL MaT.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1881
Page
5
A physician and surgeon identified as Xuem4 D. operates from Orriel House, located second building west of Court toCAL MaT.
Reports cover election results with Kurtz’s 322 majority and 2522 total votes, freight trends on the M and C road, water shortages forcing furnace suspensions, and a social loss as L M Fowler and family move to Illinois. Also mention Andrew W Allom leasing land, a new two story brick building, Mary Whittlesey seeking work in Athens, and community tributes to local telegraph operator Harry Crippen with ongoing subscription support.
Citizens urged to boost attendance and participation in the upcoming Athens county Agricultural Fair. The article encourages buying society membership tickets from Treasurer Chas W. Harris at the Bank of Athens to advance the society’s welfare.
Athens residents denounce a Jackson Standard article that accused local camp meeting attendees, especially the Athens military company, of rude behavior on Jackson streets. They insist the target was wrong and call editor Mackley’s tirade unfounded and premature.
Attendance at the Coolville camp meeting has fallen short of expectations this past week. Managers urge people from all directions to attend Sunday for spiritual and financial success and request special trains from Athens and Parkersburg to enable access to the grounds.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered in the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning. Preparatory service on Saturday at 2 p.m. These services conclude Rev. Jas. M. Nourses pastoral labors with his congregation. A congregational meeting is set for Thursday September 8 to consider Mr Nourses request to dissolve the pastoral relation. The Athens Presbytery meets September 13 at Barlow, Washington county at 7:30 p.m.
A fire this Thursday morning destroyed the large covered double bridge over the Hocking near D B Stewarts mill just east of town. The bridge, built about fifty years ago, was evidently set on fire and was entirely destroyed.
Ray McMasters of Nelsonville, who pleaded guilty and drew a one year penitentiary term for robbing a local store, has been pardoned by the Governor. The pardon followed extenuating circumstances cited in the case.
Alf Burnett and company perform on Fridays and Saturdays at City Hat delivering entertainment to entertained audiences despite oppressive weather. Many patrons who would have attended were drawn away by the weather yet Alf’s renowned ability to delight remains strong.
The Athens county slate secured strong primaries with Hon. Chas. L. Kurtz for Representative and Col. W. S. Wilson for Probate Judge leading a lineup of leaders. Tim. B. Warden for Sheriff Emmett Tompkins and Silas E. Hedge plus John P. Coe and W. H. Curfman received renomination and broad support.
The community notes the death of Mrs. Maria C. Lyon at her son L. A. Lyon’s home after a long illness. Born Maria Crawford in Athens Ohio on March 23 1808 she married John F. Lyon of New York in 1829. She joined Episcopal life in New York later Presbyterian in Athens. Survived by five children two predeceased she endured a stroke last spring with Christian fortitude and died peacefully.
The primaries produced a central committee listing members and their towns: W. F. Scott Athens Harvey Linscott Ames R. S. Dent Alexander Ross R. Marquis Bern Waldo Baird Canaan William Russell Carthage B. Pickering Dover John Mohler Lee John Burson Lodi D. W. Cornell Rome Wm. Bingman Troy H. D. Danford Trimble T. J. Allison Waterloo J F Welch York.
The Columbus, Hocking Valley and Toledo Railway issues circulars to business men announcing the merger of the C and HV R R with T R B B and C and W V BR BR. The documents outline the guiding principles of the consolidation and argue it will restore confidence in operations long run by focusing on reliability, efficiency, and service quality.
A corrected tally shows 150 attendees at the Athens County Institute with 63 males and 87 females. Supervisors R W Stevenson of Columbus and H M Parker of Elyria praised for their competent instruction and conduct of the institute sessions.
Special trains will run from Parkersburg and Jackson next Sunday September 4 to Athens Agricultural Fair Grounds for the Colored Baptist Camp Meeting. Round trip fare is one dollar with reductions from intervening points. Return trains leave Athens at 6:45 PM. Jubilee singers will perform a new spiritual song repertory.
The Ohio Brigade National Reunion at Cincinnati Ohio designates headquarters at 188 West 5th Street. Members of the 27th 39th 48rd and 63rd Ohio Infantry are instructed to govern themselves accordingly with A J White James Morgan James Blair Cras E Brown E E Roney Secretary W H H Minton Vice President listed as officers.
Local residents discuss building a new church with D Hill offering to donate one hundred dollars. The piece notes others able to give and urges neighbors to follow. Also mentions Annie Hill's return from Athens visit and various local social updates among Federalites and nearby families.
All departments advertise cash discounts this week at D. Zenner & Co. Shoppers are urged to call at the business before making purchases to avoid missing bargains.
A new incorporation named the Standard Company seeks a $75 million capital to mine and sell coal limestone iron ore and related products in the Hocking Valley. It aims to buy coal lands furnaces and mills, link rail lines via the Monday Creek Valley railroad, and potentially reshape regional trade while denying or accepting monopoly concerns.
A brief social notice appears referencing Josten-4a Aug WW and an announcement to Mr and Mrs Comrad regarding a personal matter. The fragmentary text limits clarity but indicates a family or congratulations style notice in a community publication.
Fragmentary OCR item with unclear meaning. Readable bits mention a vehicle tow and a registration note but lack enough detail for a full event summary. No clear persons or organizations can be identified from the text.
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