Local Notables and Visitors Share Weekend Across Albany and Nearby Towns
A local union member attended a fair in Albany on August 26. reports of injuries from a rope incident, plus a series of weekend visits: Ada Rickey to Athens. Miss Mary Jeffers returning home. Zelda Potter meeting Mr and Mrs Potter. Mr and Mrs M Dalton visiting near Trimble. Martindale family from Cincinnati hosted by Billlis. Conrad Mosure hosting at William Mosure’s near Hibbardsville. Russell Van Dyke hosting at home near Albany. P G Moler family visiting near Mt Blanco. C C McVay in Athens. Trude Keller ill. Charles McHare and son Harry visiting recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Sweet
Ada Rickey
Athens
Mary Jeffers
Zelda
Jean Potter
P. G. Moler
Dauchtera
Mt. Blanco
C. C. McVay
Trude Keller
Charles McHare
Harry
Reverend Coon Farewell Sermon Marks Wolf's Plains Farewell
Mrs Dork Vincent of Athens visits Mrs Fannie McCathran and daughter. Residents who went to Columbus Saturday included H M Barker F M Meary Harry Moore and families Mrs McCathran Gabriel and family James McHarg and family. Rev Coon gives farewell sermon after a year and a half of service. He is greatly esteemed for his work and efforts. Several local visits noted. births and visits recurring as community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dork Vincent
Athens
Fannie McCathran
Mive Grace
Columbus
Hi. M. Barker
F. M. Meary
Harry Moore
Gabriel
James McHarg
Coon
Phew
John Robbing
Mies
Campbell
Conailew
Conailew To Yeo Vary
Ane
Ferguson
Pletcher Thewk
George Edie Jr
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Chronic Cough
Houston man John White reports seasonal cough relief after using Dr King s New Discovery sold at McKee s Drug Store. He notes the remedy banishes his annual cough after a few doses and endorses its effectiveness with a guaranteed sale and trial bottle offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Highland Ave
Houston
Maine
Dr. King
McKee's
Mercer visit and Laramie land trip noted in Amesville
Amesville residents report Mr and Mrs A J Mercer from Marietta visiting J G Moore family over Sunday. They planned to travel to Laramie Wyoming to prospect land. Will Lorts Jr and his brother visited from Columbus returning after a week with relatives here. Ed Rose and Join Gillett of Athens were in town on business. A peach orchard owned by Loring Hill still bears hundreds of baskets of peaches despite weight breaking branches. The Carbon Coal company marine work will resume this week with new scales and equipment installed. L B Glosser returned from Cincinnati after a week with relatives. Carl Beasley, who sells the Dispatch and Messenger, had a two day event on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Mercer
Marietta
J. G. Moore
Mrs. Moore
Mr. Mercer
Laramie
Wyo
Vas
Will Lorts, Jr
Lloyd
Columbus
Ed Rose
Join Gillett
Athens
Bilou
Loring Hill
Carbon Coal Company
Local Notices and Social Roundup from Athens Area
Miss Coral Bondinot of Trimble visited Flo Wilson over Sunday. W. C. Wells drew treatment for eyes in Columbus and is in serious condition. Mrs. Z L Henry and sons spent last week with relatives in Columbus. Charles Lawton of Barlow visited Charles Curtis. Rev. W. J. Warrener moved to Athens for the college year. May Walker of High Point N C visits relatives in Athens. Mrs. May Preffer of Chicago returned home after visiting her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Roilieu of Minnesota guests of Sarah Patterson. Miss Elizabeth Dysech of Athens visits Miss Lacy Fleimming. Finsterwald, Blanwell, Copeland, and J Copeland in Guysville and Hamden to discuss the gee company well on John Beasley farm. A Columbus balloon seen moving northward near sunset. Jaiy Phillips, 71, died of heart trouble awaiting Captain Harrison’s party. buried at McDougal cemetery with Rev. Trecker conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Bondinot
Trimble
Flo Wilson
W. C. Wells
Columbus
Mra. Z
JL. Henry and Sons
Charles Lawton
Barlow
Charles Curtis
W. J. Warrener
Athens
May Walker
High Point
N. C
May Preffer
Chicago
Pearl Walker
Oscar Roilieu
Minnesota
Sarah Patterson
Elizabeth Dysech
Lacy Fleiming
Samuel Finsterwald
Charles Blanwell
Mr. Copeland
Guysville
J. Copeland
Hamden
Gee Company
John Beasley
Northwest
Jaiy Phillips
Captain Harrison
Fritz Phillips
Mr. Trecker
How to Get Strong
P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago shares a testimonial for Electric Bitters as a tonic. He claims his feeble mother gained flesh, overcome insomnia, and grew stronger, praising the remedy for stomach and kidney complaints and noting a guarantee at McKee's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Daly
W. Congress
Chicago
McKee's
Local Social Notes in New England Community
Mrs Mary Mouffer and son Fred of Athens visited Mr and Mrs L Laughlin at Sugar on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lawe of Colville visited Mrs O P Kirkendall Sunday and Monday. Jones of OCoolville visited L E Post Friday and Saturday. Miss Reida Sutton spent last week with her sister Mrs Bertha Clarke in Athens. Mrs Sarah J Stewart not much improved. Mrs Florency Wright visited her sister Mrs Bertha Clarke in Athens Friday and Saturday. The community was shocked by the sudden death Saturday of Miss Lacy Phillips near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mouffer
Fred
Athens
Eesi
Fred “Laughlin
Lawe
Colville
O. P. Kirkendall
WI Jones
Ocoolville
L. E Post
Reida Sutton
Bertha Clarke
Florency Wright
Lacy Phillips
Here
Local Family News and Community Notices
Mrs L A Dye and daughters Litha and Bernice visited Henry Laddell last Thursday. William O Dye and brother Frank returned from West Virginia. Rev Litel to preach at Sand Hill next Saturday Sunday nights. Miss Lucy Dye and Harri son made a business trip to Coolville Tuesday. Fern Lobdell visited Anna and Jaicy Dye Sunday. Park Dye and daughter Joanna were guests of J M Shirley family Sunday. Born to William Fordham and wife at Bethany Ridge. Rolly Dye hosted guests including Warren Wiers and granddaughter Elsie Dye. Farmers haul coal for winter supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Shirley
William Fordham
Bethany Ridge
Won
Rolly Dye
Warren Wiers
B.C. Dye
Elsie Dye
Temperance rally and local social notes in Troy town
The Hockingport temperance rally at Coolville camp grounds drew a large audience with Rev. Jackson of Glouster and Seaborn Wright of Georgia addressing the crowd on temperance progress. Local notices mention Co K 39th WMH reunion, family visits from Oklahoma and Parkersburg, and upcoming Troy township Sunday school convention at Coolville on September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Coolville
Rev. Jackson
Glouster
Seaborn Wright
Georgia
Pleasanton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Laura Parker returns home from Cunaiqnast best week Mrs. Gidd Aibnervdener and children of Idaho visit relatives. B F Shamel returns from Westerville. Mrs Joe Brickles of Nelsonville visits D C Pierce. Locals attend reunion at Athens. Mrs Ada Bennett to Iowa Wednesday. Miss Mae Kenny returns to school Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Parker
Cunaiqnast
Gidd' Aibnervdener
Idaho
B. F. Shamel
Visttiliz
Westerville
Joe Brickles
Nelsonville
D. C. Pierce
Athens Saturdy
Ada Bennett
Iown
Miss MaeKenny
Harmony Hill Social News Roundup
J Dutton and M N Linscott went to Sand Rock and back. Commodore Gamble traveled to Newbury. Mrs N S Dutton hosted Mrs Sarah Curtis and daughters Bertha and Claude of Little Hocking. Clarence Wieoxon formerly of Armenia to Athene State Hospital. Georgia and Nelle Scott visited Mrs George Hueston in Clarksburg. James Smith family visited parents. Edith Watson from Parkersburg visited Tobias and Mrs Watson. H Noland, Ed Payton, George Hueston trips to Parkersburg and Perkersburg. Hamlin and Summer on sick list. Coggeshall family called on Mrs Gambie. Myrtle Tobey and mother visited Little Hocking. William Cornes and daughter to Little Hocking. Milton Cornes to Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wieoxon
Armenia
Athens i
State Hospital
Georgia
Nelle Scott
Clarksburg
W. Va
George Hueston
James Smith
Jease
H. Noland
Little Hocking
Ed Payton
Parkersburg
Perkersburg
M. J. Hamlin
Summer
J. C. Coggeshall
Gambie
Center Point
Myrtle Tobey
William Cornes
Milton Cornes
Athens and Columbus Residents Visit Nearby
Local society notes show Mrs. Samara Palmer of Athens visiting Mrs. Amanda Wells. Dr. B C Vorhes on a business trip to Columbus. Miss Lona Bowers visiting Newark and Columbus. Mr and Mrs J D Brown of Athens and Dr. Charles Wilson of Indianapolis calling locally. Karl Allen of Newark visiting friends. Mills and Miss Emma Wyatt from Amesville at Wyatt home. Florence Brown and Addie Ootter as Athens visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Brown
Athens
Charles Wilson
Indianapolis
Ind
Karl
Sure-Enough Knocker Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad
J C Goodwin of Reidsville North Carolina touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a sure enough knocker for ulcers and says a bad leg sore healed with no scar after a few rounds. Claims it guarantees for piles sores and burns offered at McKee's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N. C
Local guests gather for 4th wedding anniversary at Cheppelear home
Chesterhill visitors Annie Fawcett and William Smith of Amesville join Columbus residents Mrs Larkin and Anne Gifford at Jabez Gu christ home. B B Cowee and wife visit, James Rogers and wife host. August 28th, seventy friends and relatives attend the 4h anniversary with noon lawn tables and afternoon prayers and social chats.
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Chesterhill
Anne Fawcett
William Smith
Amesville
Larkin
Columbus
Anne Gifford
Sandusky
Jabez Guchrist
B. B. Cowee
Josenimas Cheppelear
Social notes from Frost area and adjacent towns
Miss Olive Brandeberry and Miss Pansy Jewell visited cousins in the area. A birth announced for Sid and Mrs. Baker adds a daughter born on a Sunday. Local families hosted relatives from Smithfield, Wolf's Summit, Coolville, Grafton, and Steubenville. Sunday school convention at Coolville, Harvest Home services planned, and multiple residents traveling to Empire, Jefferson County, and East Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Brandeberry
Frost
Pansy Jewell
Belpre
Thoredey
Georgia Doe
Sid Baker
Copeland
Smithfield
McLaughlin
de Vore
Greenfield
Ladies’ Aid Society
Arthur Scarlett
Fleworth Fultz
Wolf's Summit
W. Va
Fultz
Eta Kimes
Migs County
Nellie Cole
Elijah Cole
Coolville
Nettie Taylor
Grafton
Robert Daugherty
Here
W. E. Daugherty
D. M. Green
Cocotville
Ben Akinson
East Liverpool
Ohio
J. EB. Fultz
West Virginia
Plantsville Visitors and Local Family Notes
Mrs. Sarah Forward and daughter Elizabeth visited Athens Thursday for business. Harvey Bingham and wife are the nests of Eli Morris and family. Mr. Elbert Athey with wife Lil lian Bardin and son joined Mrs. H D Bingham at Athens Saturday. Mrs Clyde Potts, recently at Grant Hospital Columbus, has returned home with Misses Blanche and Stella Piatt of
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Sarah Forward
Elizabeth
Athens
Harvey Bingham
Eli Morris
Elbert Athey
Lillian Bardin
H. D. Bingham
Clyde Potts
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Finday
Blanche
Stella Piatt
Pleasant Valley Businessman Harrison Dye Travels to New England
Harrison Dye of Pleasant Valley went on a business trip to New England one day last week to conduct meetings and explore opportunities.
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Harrison Dye
New England
Smith Scott Nuptials Celebrate Tuesday Noon
The wedding of Miss Mabel Scott of East State street and Mr. Carl Joseph Smith of Columbus was held at noon Tuesday in the Scott home. The ceremony featured the Lohengrin and Traumer, with Rev. Herbert Scott officiating, and 75 guests attended the ceremony and dinner. The couple will reside in Cleveland after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Scott
Mabel Scott
Wilbur F. Scott
East State Street
Carl Joseph Smith
Columbus
Maude Scott
Point Desprit
May Scott
Fred Scott
Herbert Scott
Lronton
George Weaver
St. Louisville
Gus Whipple
Schumann
Traumerer
Scott
Ena Nelson
Edith Carpenter
Edna Mopeland
Maude
C. H. Harris
Lou Riley
George Parks
Benedict
Pred Pickering
Hilda Smith
Roy Reddinger
A. P. Whipple
John Smith
Hilla
Edna Smith
George Benedict
Dessa Marie
Waldo
St. Isville
Vae Scott
George Whipple
Hazel
Cleveland
Nettie Gilmore
Prosweet
Irontom
Thief Steals Candy From Probate Judge Office
A sighting thief took a large box of candy from the probate judge office last Saturday. Deputy Mrev Sharp seeks the culprit and urges witnesses to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrev Sharp
Growing-What The Black and White Cigar Sale
An item notes a sale of the famous Black and White Cigar by Henderson-Crider Drug Co with a 9-214 listing. The OOD text implies a promotional mention of the cigar in a retail context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sc. Henderson - Crider Drug CO
The Pessimistic Bachelor Opinion Cited on Wages
A Chicago newspaper correspondent argues that marrying on a twelve dollar weekly income is risky. The piece suggests bachelors may push to drop the phrase on the $12 a week basis to avoid stigma.
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Chicago
Japanese Cleaner Cleans Silks and Ribbons Perfectly
A short classified notice for Henderson-Cri DPR Drug Co advertising a cleaner that can wash silks ribbons and other goods without damage. The ad asserts high quality cleaning capability and lists the firm’s name and stock code 9-212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Cridpr Drug CO
Unclaimed Mail at Athens Post Office List
Unclaimed letters remain at the Athens post office including Charles Abbott H Ackerman Laura Allard Chas Andrews Goldie Artis Etta Bailey Lottie Baker Ocie Baker Laura Baker Mrs Henry Baker Harry Breaky Mrs Wm Crisswell Tom D Davis Anna Dean Ida Dotson Darrell Dunn Edna Ferguson Mrs Other Floone Grace Fowler Grace Fulton C A Gibbs Augusta Goddard Fred Goins Mrs Sylvia Grant Grant Heiser Margaret Henderly Mather Hudwell Mrs Riley Keaton Ella M King Will G Lavender Madge Lindsay Miss Dolly Mansfield Dyer Mitchell John Mooney Carl Morice Mrs J B Peoples Harol Pierce Mrs Anna Pitts Mrs EB J Riechers Annie Riley J W Sergent Kassie Smith Mrs Mary Smith Bessie Short Golda South J Mitton Thompson Martha Troutman Mrs J M Thompson P J Tucker Ethel Vaughn Miss Robin Wallace Vera Wallace Bert Warne Mrs J L Waterman Adaline M Watson Mrs Sarah J Wood Mary Wilson E Wing J Young Miss Lizzie Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Charles Abbott
H. Ackerman
Laura Allard
Chas. Andrews
Goldie Artis
Etta Bailey
Lottie Baker
Ocie Baker
Laura Baker
Henry Baker
Harry Breaky
Wm. Crisswell
Tom D. Davis
Anna Dean
Ida Dotson
Darrell Dunn
Edna Ferguson
Other Floone
Grace Fowler
Grace Fulton
C. A. Gibbs
Augusta Goddard
Fred Goins
Local Personal Notes Track State Fair Travel
Miss Grace Jewell vacationing at Big Run. Edson Ruth and Edson Ruth of Judson heading to the State Fair. Attendees include Blanche Light and Nettie Light of Guysville for millinery openings. Coroner Lane of Nelsonville and Judge Rufus Carpenter among visitors. Charles Slaughter and Alpha Baird return from trips. M T Kilis and E R Lateh on business and fair plans in Columbus and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Nettie Light
Guysville
Columbus
Edson Ruth
Judson
Local residents return and travel notes mingle across towns
Mrs Russell Swinebart and her daughter return from a several week visit with relatives in Cleveland. Alama Moore and Derroll Moore join family in Columbus for the State Fair while Harvey Barten resumes work in Athens with Fr L Preston. Numerous other residents travel to Columbus for weddings attendances and visits with family including May Scott Minnie Wean and Geraldine White among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Swinebart
Baldwin
Cleveland
C. ©. Moore
Alama
Derroll
Alice Henry
Donald Hibbard
Columbus
Unclear notes on residents and towns in a fever report
Fragmentary item mentions Miss Jizzie Green of West Hiloh Street with typhoid fever and visits by Mr Charles K. Fiedler in New Philadelphia. Also references Mr William Boyce in Cumberlandville working as operator at the Hoking Valley telegraph office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jizzie Green
T. Green Wilveryah
West’ T Hiloh Strdet
Wiliam Boyce
Cimaanville
Hoking ‘Valley
Hen Henderson-Grider Co. Offers Wide Manicure Tools
A trade notice lists manicure files scissors knives buffers clip clips and orange sticks as available items from Hen Henderson-Grider Co with catalog number 9-212. The short inventory highlights a broad range of nail care implements for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Grider CO
Another Side of Goodspeed Story Revealed
An Athens citizen presents a view of the Elza Goodspeed accusation, arguing the opening of a letter was accidental and the prosecution malicious. The account recounts a rural route mail mix up, a corrected delivery to Goodspeed’s sister, and family tensions prompting proceedings with Mrs. Bell as prosecuting witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Elza Goodspeed
Goodspeed
BE. G. Bell
Ohio
R. D
G. E. Goodspeed
Satisfying value at Henderson Crider’s drug store
A Lincoln area ad extols customer satisfaction and says shoppers get top market goods at low prices with gentle service. It claims no customer is dissatisfied and highlights the store’s honest descriptions and fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider'’S
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Br. A. Dutton
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J. B. Cline
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Lona Bowers
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The
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Vative Bank
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Pleasant Valley
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A. 8. Bethel
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Toledo
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Manygar Chittenden Hotel
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Alpha Baird
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Columbus Business College
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Ohio River
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Bisa
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Portsmouth
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Ann Arbor
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New York Centuip Railway
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