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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1895

Page

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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE AND PERSONAL NOTES IN ATHENS COUNTY

Athens County notes recount visits and travels of H A and Frank Cook, Hattie Doane at Ohio University, Frank Patten’s Missouri trip, Mrs Adelaide Starr’s return from Colorado, and many local calls and visits. The column notes school openings, teachers, college news, and various social events across Albany, Lookout, Canaanville, Mineral, and surrounding towns with numerous named residents and interactions.

H. A Frank Cook Athens Hattie Doane Ohio University Frank Patten Missouri Ilinois Adelaide Starr Colorado

Local Notes and Arrivals Highlight Frost Area Life

A. L. Conlin of Frost visited friends on Sunday while Ret. Warren Munn preached at Broadwe. t Sunday. A Sunday school picnic at Utica is planned for the 21st with all invited. John Lippincott of Daleton spent the weekend here. T. Boyd leaves for Nevada Missouri to reside. Robert Kerns of Amesville moves to J. R. Rathburn’s farm this week. Thomas Roberts of Lathrop visits his daughter Leta Jackson. Mark Brown of Sand Rock hired men for his apple crop. A camp fire at Broadwell postponed to October 10. Lith, Nelson France and family of Sand Run are guests here. Miss Cora Riggs weds George Williams at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. Warren Munn officiating.

A. L. Conlin Frost Warren Munn Broadwe Utica Everbody John Lippincott Daleton T. Boyd Nevada Robert Kerns Amesville J. R. Rathburn Thomas Roberts Lathrop Leta Jackson Mark Brown Sand Rock Broadwell Nelson France Sand Run Hocking County Cora Riggs George Williams

Local Social Notes and a Death in Clark's Chapel

Mr and Mrs Melvin Douglas spent Sunday with friends at Gilen Ebon. John Finsterwald praised for having the finest melons on Hocking. Miss Blanche Kelley of Shade spent weekend with friends at School began Monday with Miss Bill Hill as teacher. Young people attended missionary concert at Canaanville Saturday. Miss Blanche Kincade of Guysville visiting cousin Junie Carpenter. Grand dinner for Miss Belle Robinson at Charles Robinsons home last Friday. Benjamin Robinson died Monday after long illness of over 4 years. Funeral at Clark's Chapel Tuesday at 10 AM. Go to Gem Restaurant for fresh oysters.

E. T. Hulbert Albany E. T. McKinstry Maud Vorhes Harrisonville Editor Miller Pleasantville Everett Duffee Marshfield J. Howard Cline Cincinnati J. D. Miller Earl Lodi C. J. Roush Trimble Mary Cline C. L. Cowan Town House James Duffee Mr. Vore Elza Gillogly Kate Gussman Columbus A. O. Whaley J. H. Duffee Will Vorkes Vincent Vore Bainbridge Vore Verhes Hall Whaley Hotel Joseph Morris Mamie Verhes Chillicothe W. B. Verhes Sammy Blake Drs. Horton Henry John Emma Carpenter J. L. Carpenter Carpenter Lanrels J. A. Linscott Fred Haning Nelsonville Fredaning George Bean Sand Run Frank Pone Wrightsville A. Linscott Eva Poston New England R. B. Munn Lu Carpenter Athens Graham Chas. Baird Hocking County Charles Haislett Portsmouth Miss Ida C.jam Rambo Zanesville Sutton J.P. Mingus A. E. Frame St. Mary’s Hospital James Gritt Frame Hovt Bean J.N. Plever Mr. Bean Melvin Douglas Gilen Ebon John Finsterwald Blanche Kelley Shade Carpenter School Bill Hill Canaanville Blanche Kincade Guysville Junie Carpenter Charles Robinson Belle Robinson Benjamin Robinson Clark's Chapel

Democratic party factions and sugar bounty politics discussed

A Washington correspondent dissects Democratic factional hopes around Hill Whitney and the national convention, noting Hill's control of New York machinery and Cleveland's stance. Contemplates Gorman and Allison prospects, sugar bounty court actions, and Louisiana’s bitter stance. Ends with treasury reserve fears and calls for an end to the Democratic administration.

Wasmeuton DO. C New York Washington Hill Whitney Cleveland Goriman Dan Lamont Gorman Ian Kamear Webster City Towa Allison Bowler Court of Claims Congress Treasury U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court Jackson Louisiana Logan

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Athens County Beeby Lottridge Harry Green Curt Dean J. W. Kincade Parkersburg Lamin Castle Coolville Tom Collins Owen Keller Civil Service Fame Lillian Young Vic Young New White Hall Ella Higgins Cox Salt Lake City Lizzie Higgins John Biddle Anna Malone Louisville West Alexander J. P. Johnson Aithens Lizzie Stotts Muskingum County Jennie Finsterwald Athens State Hospital J. W. Smith Clarence Throckmorton Florence Porterville George Zimmerman Lexington Commercial College Thomas Woodruff Hattie White Rodney Hysell Middleport Eva Adair H. Wyatt West Virginia Clay Lumber Company O. L. Johnson Carl Stanley Kansas Alice Patterson Jolly George Fox Newlington William Irwin Myrtle Henry Columne Meg Daisy Coe Jerseyville PROST Amelia Hatch Flossie Richardson Stella Ford Akron C. L. Knowles Little Hocking Co. Kk O. V Margaret Jarvis Theo. Rewell Warren Mann Conant Family Burying Ground Big Run Vourrard Sbverman Parker Pleasanton Gorn Brad Gibson C.F. Dixon Isaac Brooks The Valley Church Lawrence Morse Meigs County Mineral Will Lowry Elmer Dixon Kate Lawhead Lulu Cooper Lee Coleman Metta Scott Lewis Goodman Hitesman Indianapolis James Pratt John Emish Stewart John McGill Tedrow Sarah Hewitt Messrs Braley Biddle Phillips Ward Beckler K. of P. Lodge de. Coleman Sport Ile H. Fr. McMay Adams Miller Ashland Co Emerson J. H. Atkinson Esther Burns F. C. Schofield T. A. Martin P. A. Bright Clyde Brown Minton Jercie Cooley Xenia Ohio Percie Cooley Abner Cooley Col. Geo. W. Baker the Gazette Charles Jackson Bank of Osborn Pereie Cooley West Liberty Iowa W. O. Cooley Rev. Hughes Dayton Atlas Osborn Cooley F. Staupver & Co F. S. Coultrap Board of School Examiners Rosa i Csigiemedighheeaves Thas Alesis Petysisicece Taupor Grodeioimnge Assicsees Citesterseentese Geenthamiety Sn Bissess Sieves Serstenes DORA County Treasury Board of Examiners Teachers’ Institute Fund Marietta Frost G. A. R Ohio Department Townsend GA. R Falls City Andren D. Y. Murdoch Willis Boughton Europe Ladies’ Prayer Meeting Women's Home Missionary Society Abram O’bleness Belpre Henry O'Bleness D. ¥. Murdoch Helen Cardington Delaware Chapin Earl Cranston Glouster Boughton Henry & Means the Democrat Carrollton, Ky W. H. Mckee Gem Restaurant
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