Local notices and greetings fill Albany week news
Out of town items include visits from New Lexington Miss Saunders and Beverly Wilber Adair. school opens with Mr Heston in charge. a ball game win for locals against Bartlett and Trimble results. multiple social visits, weddings, and weddings planned. a W U L society prize drive grows from 14 to 28 members. several residents visit Marietta Chesterhill Athens and Columbus. a reunion at Hoisington farm. a typhoid fever case involving Roy Lansbury. a maternity birth reported. pupils returning to school. many relatives visiting Albany area and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randville
Miss Saunders
New Lexington
Harrison
Teg Robina
Mrs. Trees
Floyd Branley
Athens
Lily
OS Uoo
Tugul Vipoine
Rai
Wilber Adair
Beverly
Mra Surule Calperson
Bartlett
Fo Mo Heston
Mr. Heston
Gillilan
Kountain Park
W. Loriz
Columban
Bensley
J. Glazier
N. Lortz
Gideon
Clyde
Cr. Porter
Harmond Kasler
P.O. Anderson
Stockport
David
Ashville
Cecil
Nelonville
J. B. Palmer
W. C. Wells
Local Folks Share Weekend Visits in Hull Area
Mrs Polly Coen shows slight improvement after a week of illness. Mrs Mamie Hatch of Cincinnati visits sister Afra and Wm Shott. Grace Reader and sister Ann of Judson entertained at Miss Etta Shott Anurnday. Della Ater returned home from Shade. Mr and Mrs Whit Bean visited parents near Gayaville. Carrie Noland hosted her father from Little Hocking. Josephine Shott of Columbus visits relatives and friends. Jessie Gillet of Athens visits W C Jones family over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Coen
Mamie Hatch
Cincinnati
Afra
Wm. Shott
Grace Reader
Ann
Judson
Etta Shott
Aira
Della Ater
Shade
Whit Bean
Gayaville
Carrie Noland
Little Hocking
Josephine Shott
Columbus
Jessie Gillet
Athens
W. CG. Jones
Local society notes from Athene area visit families and fair plans
The column lists guests visiting from Pittsburg Chillicothe Zanesville Athens and Marietta, names several families including Green Townsend and Hover, mentions a state fair attendance and a family reunion at Jim McKinley's. It notes harvest progress and a notable wheat yield of 759 bushels for Will Dodds.
Lottridge Social Roundup and Local Moves
Clarence Kyle of Athens called on friends here Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Alice Geary of Glouster visited at this place and Tuppers Plains the last of the week. Lottridge school opened Monday with Carl Buck as teacher. J. W. Kincade went to Columbus for an operation on his left leg. Miss Kate Klingenberg returned from Stewart, Dir, and Mrs. If. E. Stout and two children Forest and Mary visited Chester Sunday. George Caldwell returned home from Cincinnati after visiting Georgy Bosco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kyle
Athens
Alice Geary
Glouster
Cincinnati
Georgy Boscu
Miss Esther Stewart Heads South to Teach in Mississippi
Local notes recount Miss Esther Stewart leaving Hockingport to teach in Mississippi after graduating from Delaware College. Other items report Miss McHase going to Japan as a missionary, church meetings, visitors from Parkersburg and St. Louis, a quarantine violation case, funeral attendance, a budding baseball interest, and the start of a two room schoolhouse construction in the village.
Broadwell Notes and Sudden Death Concern
Mrs W A Webster of Vincent visited her father Merdica Vernom lyst work. Mrs E P Totman of Sharpeburg visiting. Miss Edna Wickham vacationing with Miss Besie Totman. Scarlet fever breaks out again. The eldest child of Jas Hulbert fell ill Saturday and died shortly after a doctor arrived, prompting citizen alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Webster
Vincent
Merdica Vernom
E. P. Totman
Sharpeburg
Edna Wickham
Wheeling
Bessie Totman
Jas
Hulbert
Latrobe News Highlights Local Visits and Social Calls
Mrs Winters and two daughters Inez and Frances were guests of friends and relatives at Hamden. Thomas Flaherty and daughter Anna spent the week at Mountain Lake Park. A large number attended the Sunday school convention at Torch. Nathanial Batchulder and family from Job were guests earlier in the week. O P Chambers was a business visitor to Parkersburg Friday. Sherman Self made a trip to Pomeroy. A L Bingman and T A Flaherty joined an excursion to Cincinnati. Joe Cabbison, a fireman on Ritenhours saw mill, is at home on the sick list. Buck and Miss Iva Davis of Guysville were guests of R L Davis. Miss Grace Barrows and Corn Flinn were guests of Miss Ida Moore of Ireland. Miss Addine Romine of Torch was the guest of friends here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Inez
Frances
Hamden
Thomas Flaherty
Anna
Mountain Lake Park
Nathanial Batchulder
Job
O. P. Chambers
Parkersburg
Sherman Self
Pomeroy
Messrs
A. L. Bingman
T. A. Flaherty
Cincinnati
Joe Cabbison
Ritenhours
Fourmile Creek
Buck
Iva Davis
Guysville
R. L. Davis
Grace Barrows
Corn Flinn
Ida Moore
Ireland
Addine Romine
Torch
Local Visitors Return Home After Weekend Visits
Alfred A A Person and wife and G D Chase and wife joined Miss Lutle Hammond at her Guysville home from Friday to Sunday. Miss Chloe Stickney of Athens stayed with E K Stout and wife. Mia Lizzie Reeder and children returned to Abazietta last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Person
G. D. Chase
Lutle Hammond
Guysville
Chloe Stickney
Athens
E. K. Stout
Mia
Lizzie Reeder
Abazietta
Will Woody and wife return home after working for Anderson Bentz
Will Woody and wife who have been working for Anderson Bentz and wife moved back to their home Saturday. J. B. Halsey and son Weldon visited at Elmer Stoat's Sunday. A pleasant evening was spent at A. A. Person re coards with melon and music. Retired M. Swain has rented the Abner Guthrie farm of Geo. Nickerson for another year. Will Care's oldest daughter Miss Ossa is very sick. Dr A J Guthrie returned from Athens Saturday with a badly poisoned face. J M and John Stout plan to attend the Citizens Telephone Company annual meeting at Rutland today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Woody
Anderson Bentz
J. B. Halsey
Weldon
Elmer Stoat
A. A
M. ©. Swain
Abner Guthrie
Geo. Nickerson
Will Care
Miss 'Ossa
A. J. Guthrie
Athens
J. M
John Stout
Citizens Telephone Company
Rutland
Jacksonville social notes from the week
Athens visitor Mav Tinker stays with cousin Ty Ay Koons and family. The ME church in Ay Koons installed about fifty volumes in Sunday school. W. AL Bell and family visit Columbus. Mr and Mrs Joe Stephenson stay with Joe Stephenson's mother in Shawnee. A A Adama of Pleasant City renews old friendships. Mr and Mrs G A Carbaugh and daughter Edith return from Chase. QC L Taylor visits Columbus. Miss John Sarres joins excursion to Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mav Tinker
Athens
Ty. Ay Koons
W. AL Bell
Columbus
Joe Stephenson
Shawnee
A. A. Adama
Pleasant City
G. A. Carbaugh
Edith
Chase
L. Taylor
John Sarres
Marietta
Kadol Digestive Tonic Promises Cure for Dyspepsia
An ad-style claim extols Kadol as a reconstruction tonic that cleanses and sweetens the stomach, cures indigestion and dyspepsia, and keeps digestion perfect. A testimonial by Rev J H Holladay of Holladay Mississippi says Kadol saved his life after physicians gave up. Cline’s Pharmacy sells Kadol with after meals use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Holladay
Holladay, Miss
Kodal
Kadol
Cline
Homemade Barometer for the Kitchen Reader
A simple barometer can be made with a glass jam jar and an oil flask. Fill the jar three parts full with water, clean the flask, and invert it in the jar neck downward. Rising water in the flask signals fair weather, while falling water indicates unsettled weather.
Good Manager Quotes on Housekeeping Money
In the New York Herald a remark praises a manager for handling finances well as tradespeople have not yet sent their bills. The line suggests frugal, orderly management amid unsettled accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Lingering Summer Cough Cure Ad and Payment Dialogue
An old ad touts One Minute Cough Cure to treat colds and throat troubles, claiming fast relief and safety. A short humor story follows of a boy affirming a governor's order to wait for payment, with the gentleman surprised by the instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline’s
Little Johnnie and Adam in a Chicago News quip
A brief humorous quote contrasts Little Johnnie Solomon and Adam with witty lines about schooling and luck attributed to Chicago News. It notes one says Adam is luckier because he was born a man and did not need schooling, reflecting a satirical past tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Solomon
Adam
Chicago News
Prepares the Way in a Fractured Journal Note
A fragmented note from Som eryllic presents a man dropping work and fearing outcomes. It discusses worry, aim, and aspiration, with hints of personal struggle and the need to realign expectations within Alass. The text reads like a reflective journal fragment from a 19th century publication.
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OUT OF Town News
Athens County
Amesville
Clarence Henderson
Fiere
Wm. Henderson
Hoisington
N. P. Hoisington
W. ©. T. UL. Society
Howard
Albany
Dixon
Athang’ Friis
Dharp
eWibdeen
Laverhool
Mardis
Mig
Berting Moller
Agife
Marcisfield
Jol
Arthur
Ed Patterson
Mondaly
Crooksville
Patterso
J. D. Millar
Harrisonville
Misa Adda Vorhes
Kansans City
Nelsonville
Edgar Carpenter
Pennsylvania
Ray AL. Dutlee
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Marshivhall
Ray
Ais
HULL
Harry G. Stalder
Atkins
Ohio
England
Harry Green
Pittsburg
Chace Townsend
Chillicathe
Mer
Green
Lew Will
Bair
Frank Robinson
Hooper Ridge
Harry Whart
Guysvile
Spandling
Nancy Davis
Lewis
Charley Tucker
Zanesville
Jenn Dodds
Ella Grosvenor
Nellie Styres
Calambas
Annie Dille
Jessie Sharnie
Mrs. Green
Sam Marquis
George Marquis
Mr. Davis
Ott Hill
Vina Bennett
Lou North
McKinley
Athena
Will Dodds
Lottridge
Panama
the Clothing Department
Castor
The
F. L. Preston Co
Hockingport
Esther Stewart
Delaware College
Ida Cook
Edson Bailey
Rath
Coolville
N.C. Patterson
Ella Wells
A. Wella
Delmer Stone
Ralph Stone
Mra Lessie Stone Danfer
Cleveland
Mra G. B. Simms
Belle White
John Morrison
Youba
Henry Humphrey
St. Louis
Calvin Humphey
Shepard Humphrey
Chas. Caldtwell
C. E. Gard
C.J. Valery
Vore
Broadwell
Alfred
Jacksonville
DR. Fenner
Fenner
J.lstill & CO. Woodland
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