Happenings in Frost and Nearby Towns
Miss Hattie Dean from Columbus visits her parents as many attend the State Fair this week. George Welch dies after typhoid fever with funeral services led by Odd Fellows and the Rev. Otto Martin. Miss Maud Newton and Miss Naomi Conklin plan upcoming school terms, while others visit relatives and attend local events. Rev J B Massie preaches at Graham’s Chapel marking his first conference appointment of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Dean
Columbus
Claude Conklin
Ottie Conklin
Hoboken
Naomi
McMeken
W. Va
Linus Conklin
DeWitt Richardson
Hiram Thomas
George Welch
Order of Odd Fellows
Otthe Martin
Welch Cemetery
Maud Newton
Bartlett
Centennial District
Mary Lemmon
Aldie Tibbets
Toledo
Naomi Conklin
Mountain Bell
Maud Stahlaker
Charleston
John Welch, Jr
Rose Merrill
Marietta
Chas. Ladd
Stella Ladd
Athens
Martin Welch
Pearl
Lelia
Little Hocking
Edward Doan
Mabel Doan
Joseph Norris
Joseph Kelley
Cora Tedrow
Lewis Kelley
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Herbert Poston
Angell Ridge
J. B. Massie
Graham's Chapel
Dean's Ointment Claims Quick Skin Relief
Advertisement notes instant relief for eczema sores and itching. Declares Dean's ointment safe for children and effective with fast cure, marketed through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cananville mine explosion injures workers in New England
Mrs. William Edwards shows improvement after illness. M N Linscott and BEK Peebles visit from Little Hocking. Lot Adrian and family of Stockport came for their son Cleveland hurt in last week's gas explosion. Mr Adrian recovering. L A Hill remains in dangerous condition from the same blast. George Townsend of Richmondale stayed with his children Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edwards
M. N. Linscott
BE. K. Peebles
Little Hocking
Lot Adrian
Stockport
Cleveland
Canaanville
Adrian
L.A. Hill
George Townsend
Richmondale
Burdock Blood Bitters Endorsed by Sunbury Man
J H Walker of Sunbury Ohio reports years of dyspepsia and poor appetite but states Burdock Blood Bitters cured him. He describes longstanding indigestion and relief after using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Walker
Sunbury, Ohio
WOLPF'S PLAINS SOCIAL NOTES
Mr and Mrs Sanford Shaw and Ruth visited Pomeroy with Mrs Shaw s sister Mrs Fannie McCathran entertained Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and son Derrell of Chillicothe Mrs Sprice returned from Newark to stay at home John McHarg of Nelsonville visited relatives Lydia Beabout Miss Maggie Beabout and James Ferguson hosted Chauncey guests Bert Adams family of Cawthorn visited George Matheny family Fletcher Hawk and family spent Sunday with Mrs Hawks mother at Salem Winnie Stage Maggie Stage hosted at dinner Mrs John Vore Mrs Joe Sheppard Mrs Lydia Beachout and Mrs Flora McHarg Edna Bumeardner and daughter spent Sunday with relatives at Hocking
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Shaw
Ruth
Pomeroy
Shaw
Fannie McCathran
Grace
Harry Moore
Derrell
Chillicothe
Thomas Sprice
Newark
John McHarg
Nelsonville
Lydia Beabout
Maggie Beabout
James Ferguson
Chauncey
Bert Adams
Cawthorn
George Matheny
Fletcher Hawk
Thelma
John Vore
Joe Sheppard
Lydia Beachout
Flora MecHarg
Fred Buméardner
Edna
Hocking
Charms for sale in Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offer
An old catalogue note advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with charms describing bright eyes glowing cheeks red lips smooth skin and perfect health. The sale price is 35 cents and is offered at Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Cline
Local Social Notes From Coolville Ridge and Area
Harvey Williams and wife and Mildred visit Zeph Fulton home near Clark's Chapel. Charles Bishop and family of Anthony and Vinton Sewell and Mrs. Mike Love of Athens join Elmer Poston's at Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Williams
Mildred
Clark's Chapel
Zeph Fulton
Charles Bishop
Anthony
Vinton Sewell
Athens
Elmer Poston
Mike Love
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Blood Action
Catarrh cannot be cured by local treatments as the disease is blood based. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and said to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is marketed as a nonquack remedy from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, with testimonials available and priced at 75 cents. Also recommending Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Bethany Expects Harvest as Neighbors Share News
The Mes senger and Herald readers learn Bethany revived after showers and neighbors note farm work for seed time. Local visits continue with Fiasco Cole and wife visiting Burk family. Petty and Hudson Wright join relatives. Grubb family visits Barnes. a sick infant shows improvement under Dr. Steele. Lones and Gertie Lones visit Patton. Burk children visit Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger and Herald
Bethany
Fiasco Cole
Coolville Ridge
John Burk
J. L. Petty
Hudson Wright
Decatur
Pearl Grubb
Frost
J. W. Barnes
E. Marple
Steele
Guysville
Mary Lones
Inlaw Gertie Lones
Mary Patton
Beebe
Rose Burk
Athens
John Robins
Community Notes From Torch Chronicle
Mrs. Harry G. Sayre returns to Elizabeth W V after staying with uncle C G Dye. Several residents visit kin in Athens Frost and Frost areas while others host relatives near Porterfield Parkersburg and Little Hocking. Rev E A Parkinson will give a farewell sermon and enter Louisville seminary. Troy township Sunday School Convention to meet at Torch M E church next Saturday with picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Sayre
Elizabeth
W. Va
C. G. Dye
Nixon
Dave Dunfee
Porterfield
Ethel Dunfee
Haddon Dye
Coolville
Everett Gillilan
Athens
Jack
Harley Huggins
Logan
J. A. Griffin
Addie Palmer
Dolly Palmer
Little Hocking
Maggie Torrence
Tupper’s Plains
E. A. Parkinson
Louisville
Troy Township
M. E
Ansley YOUBA to convey Troy children to Torch school
Ansley Blackburn was awarded the contract by the Troy township Board of Education to transport four children Homer Griffin James Seton Ralph Dunfee and Josephine Dunfee to Torch School. Mary A. Stone a veteran Troy township teacher will teach in Newbury Belpre this year due to her father's health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansley Blackburn
Torch
Board of Education
Troy Township
Blackkburn
Homer Griffin
James Seton
Ralph Dunfee
Josephine Dunfee
Mary A. Stone
Newbury
Belpre Township
Washington County
Miss Stone
Marietta
Annual reunion of Co. K 39th C. W. IL. at Frost
The annual reunion of Company K, 39th Illinois Cavalry will be held at Comrade D. C. Richardson’s home in Frost on Thursday, September 27. A large attendance is expected as comrades and families gather for a picnic dinner, with Mr. and Mrs. Richardson hosting and ensuring a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. K
39Th
C. W. IL
D. C. Richardson
Frost
Obituary: Elizabeth Ogg Dies After Long Illness
Elizabeth Ogg died August 29 1906 at age 72 in Ames township Ohio after months of illness. She was born February 27 1834 in Ames township to Lewis and Sally Rathburn and married to Andrew Ogg on March 23 1854. Survived by husband four sons and one daughter and siblings, burial at Sand Rock M E church cemetery after service by Rev. War rener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L
Andrew L
Silas
David
Mary Easler
Grim Reaper
Sand Rock M. E
Wm. J. Warrener
Federal
Ohio
Football Schedule for 1906 Advised by Manager Clyde White
The 1906 football schedule lists Morgantown at Morgantown on Sept 29, Otterbein at Otterbein on Oct 6, Wesleyan College at Athens on Oct 15, Muskingum at Athens on Oct 27, University of Cincinnati at Cincinnati on Nov 3, Denison at Athens on Nov 10, Ohio Medical University at Athens on Nov 24 with Open dates Oct 20 and Nov 17. Additional arrangements anticipate two games with Marietta, at Athens Sept 22 and at Marietta Nov 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde White
Morgantown
Otterbein
Wesleyan College
Athens
Muskingum
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Denison
Ohio Medical University
Marietta
Beer as a healthful food praised by scientists
An advertisement extols Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer as a nutritious drink aiding the ill and well alike. It highlights malt and hops, purity and cleanliness, the Milwaukee brewery, and the eight day malt process as evidence of quality and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Peruna Proclaimed Best Medicine by Fair Women
Thousands of women praise Peruna as the best medicine in the world in letters to Dr. Hartman. Mrs. W. J. Bryanton reports cure after following directions. Miss Jessie S. Dward says two bottles relieved a dry cough. Miss May Cray details long rheumatic issues easing after twelve bottles. Additional testimonials claim throat recovery, voice restoration, and lasting relief from catarrhal symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryanton
Sherman Street
Dennison
Ohio
Misa Jessie S. Dward
South Street
Passaic
N. J
J. A. Baker
Locust Avenue
Amsterdam
N. Y
Peruna
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Investigation at Athens State Hospital probe continues
State Board of Charities inquiry into the Athens State Hospital began last Thursday and Friday with testimony by F. C. Stedman and other witnesses. The probe centers on alleged moves by C. C. Higgins to force Stedman and Company out, amid conflicting testimony and claims of improved patient feeding under current administration. The committee’s findings will be published when issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Charities
Athens State Hospital
F. C. Stedman
Steward Carpenter
Higgins
C. C. Higgins
Eldridge-Higgins Company
Wood
F. C. Stedman Company
Stedman
Local social notes from Athens area events and visits
Residents and visitors gather across Athens including Mr. and Mrs G R Johnson in Loveland guests of Mrs Margaret Martin. J L Pickering attends M E Conference in Chillicothe. Stella Dunleavy and Bessie Cooley visit Rev Howe. Nelle Kern and Lenore in Albany. Selby family return from Athens. Major Welch and wife travel to Philadelphia Atlantic City and New York. A W Rothwell visits Frank S Grones. J B Fulton and R C Fulton attend State Fair in Columbus. D H Williams tours Columbus. S D Thompson and Wirt Leland at French Lick Springs. Gerald Sooysmith returns from Chicago to Athens for university. Mary White visits with Nelle Pickering and Athens kin. S M Starks returns to Charleston W V. Ralph Quinn visits Carl Berry. Evert Gillilan and relatives visit Athens. M E Rathburn visits from Rutland.
To Cure a Felon with Bucklen's Arnica Salve
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest cure for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore feet and sore eyes. Available for 25 cents at W H McKee druggist with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Bucklen
Social Visits Reported Among Columbus and Athens Friends
Miss Effie and Anna Sylvey visit Athens hosted by Miss Maud Bingham and others. Donna Roach stays with Marietta friends. Clara McVay leaves for New York to resume Girls High. A O Whaley of California visits McConnelsville relatives with Mrs McVay. Annette Higgins returns from Parkersburg. Dow Higgins back from Bellevue Hospital in Pittsburg. Mrs J M Higgins and children Monroe and Louise return from Cedar Point and Columbus. Mrs F L Preston visits Logan relatives. Harvey Wilson family guests in Columbus. Mrs T B White of Logan visits her parents in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie
Anna Sylvey
Columbus
Athens
Miss Maud Bingham
Clara McVay
New York
Girls’ High School
A. O. Whaley
California
W. W. McVay
McConnelsville
McKinstry and Parker Launch Southeast Ohio Real Estate Listing
McKinstry and Parker announce a new pamphlet listing city and farm properties in southeast Ohio and Athens County. It will be widely circulated as an advertising medium with no charge for listing or advertising. Interested parties should send property descriptions promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinstry & Parker
Ohio
Athens
Athens County
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Youba
White
R. M, Laird & CO
Ste Sain
PE Ru-Na
May Cray
Lth Street
Brooklyn, N. Y
Miss. May Cray
Jessie Dword
G .R. Johnson
Loveland
Margaret Martin
J. L. Pickering
Stella Dunleavy
Bessie Cooley
Rev. Howe
Harry Selby
Middleport
Major
Mrs. J. M. Welch
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
A. W. Rothwell
Rock Island, Illinois
Frank S. Grones
J. B. Fulton
Mrs
R. C. Fulton
D. H. Williams
D. Thompson
Wirt Leland
French Lick
Springs
Ind
Gerald Sooysmith
Chicago
The
University
Mary White
Fort Wayne, Ind
Nelle Pickering
S. M. Starks
Edward Berry
Ralph Quinn
Cambridge
Carl Berry
Mrs. Evert Gillilan
M. E. Rathburn
Rutland, Ohio
Excelsior
Lancaster
Coulter & White
W. Wingo
Donna Roach
Annette Higgins
Parkersburg
Mr. Dow Higgins
Pittsburg
Bellevue Hospital
F. L. Preston
Harvey Wilson
T. B. White
James Ballard
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