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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
11
Physicians in the United States and Europe contend appetite aids digestion and moderate beer consumption may aid digestion. The piece highlights Pabst Blue Ribbon as a wholesome, pre digested malt beverage with strong nutrition and a mellow flavor attributed to sixty years of brewing.
Mrs Jessie Cullums Bord visits her mother on Vase State street before traveling Wednesday to Arthur for a week with relatives. Mrs Louise Culume and Mrs Harry Shaw leave for Columbus for a week's visit. Mrs Lydia Dalrympie of French Town NJ guests in Athens. Mrs Frank Bartoe and Mrs Thomas Savage of Nelsonville guests of Mrs C F Hummel. President and Mrs Elis travel to Columbus for events including the McKinley monument unveiling. Frances Angell returns home after ten days in Columbus. John McLaughlin of Coolville visits Athens. Mrs Floyd Crider improves with time. Mr S D Webb of Albany visits Athens. Capt F B Lowry attends Republican Convention in Dayton. Attorney General and Mrs Wade H Ellis host a reception for Nicholas Longsworth. Ellis invited to the monument event. Mr and Mrs D H Thomas of Marietta guests of Mr and Mrs Stalder. John S Barleon of Annapolis Naval Academy visiting friends in Athens. Editor C V Harris leaves for a week in Columbus and McConnelsville. William Kons of Columbus visits J B Chapplear family. Lulu Fulton heads to Washington DC for extended visit. May Harris returns from Columbus. Willis Casley visits Cincinnati. E L Sayre and son Arthur travel to Mast sSheetud for a week. William Pratt of Bedford Township Meigs County visits Athens. Miss Lucy Bel returns from a two weeks’ visit with Westerville friends.
Godfrey Downer is spending several days with friends in this city and will spend the year at Harvard. Many old students are arriving today and enrollment is expected to reach nearly 500. Hon. Edgar Ervin, field agent for the university, is here this week.
The squad shows many new recruits and a strong experienced core. Captain Wood and several veterans were present at Tuesday practice with prospects for a fast, heavy team once full squad joins. Sites of O. W. U. and Leever from Miami attended for ends as many recruits were seen in uniform.
Mrs. Mary H. Waiters of St. Clair St Columbus Ohio says her stomach and nerves were wasted by worthless drugs and she could not sleep or eat. After taking Electric Bitters she improved at once and later fully recovered. Guaranteed by W H McKee, Druggist.
John Curtis and Ama Rose, both colored, were united in marriage by Mayor Day in his office Tuesday evening at 7. Curtis works for Silas Dew and Rose has served in Gen. Grosvenor’s home. The couple plans to establish a home soon, with some light courtroom antics from Judge Lynch during the license process. A separate notice touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar for coughs and bowel movement, sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
McKinstry and Parker list eleven houses on State Lancaster Maplewood Morris Mill and Stimson streets with prices from 1 800 to 6 000 plus cheaper lots on Congress Maple Franklin State and Grosvenor. Also offers country farms seven sizes and a farming hotel near the court house for exchange.
QO R Bowman departs this week for East Liverpool to serve as secretary of the M C A in that city. Edward Ewing left Athens Sunday for Cincinnati to study pharmacy. Miss Nelle McLean visited in Columbus over Sunday. Frank Guilum spent Sunday at Nelsonville.
Coolville reports a bustling year of growth with new buildings, a rising banking sector, and a fulling mill operation. A planned trolley from Parkersburg to Pomeroy advances, while residents modernize homes and streets, signaling a bright future for the village.
Athens County Soldiers and Sailors Association invites regimental organizations, soldiers, and citizens to a reunion on Sept 18 with 2:30 PM assembly at the College Campus grand stand, evening campfire at the auditorium, and speeches by governors and dignitaries on Sept 19.
Charles Beasley, longtime Athens meat market operator, has moved to Columbus and took charge of the new business last Monday. He plans to open this Thursday and will relocate his family to Columbus in the near future.
Emma Boelzner invites calls to view a new line of fall and winter millinery in the old Sloane block at the corner of Court and State streets.
Public notice lists recipients of advertised letters including Catherine Brown Mabel Carleton George H Cless W OH Davison Davidson Puifee Frank Draper Mrs J Elliste W T Ellis Mrs WH M Garnett W O Gettman F B Harbourt S I Humphrey R D Lampton S L McBurne John MacGregor and others.
Congregation of names appears as uncalled for letters to be sent to the dead letter office on September 24, 1906. The notice names many individuals and ends with JOHN FINSTERWALD P. M. The ad promotes Deans Ointment claiming a fast cure for eczema and itching, safe for children and available from all druggists.
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