Personal Visits Highlight Week Across Several Towns
Monday society note lists Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Stalder hosting Mayme Follred and Amelia Obrock from Cincinnati plus relatives in Texas and Pennsylvania. Others include Mrs. Moore Townsend visiting from Hamlin and Mart, and trips by Mr. B. Golden and Dr. Jones to Parkersburg and Ironton. The Order of Eastern Star meets at the Masonic temple tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Stalder
Mayme Follred
Cincinnati
Amelia Obrock
Egee
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Local Society Notes From Cincinnati And Nearby
Mrs Lena Slattery and Mrs E J Jones spend a few days in Cincinnati. Mr W R Delay and daughter Louise of Jackson were guests of his sister Miss Mayme Delay of the Ladies Bazaar. Mrs William Coates returned from a two months visit in Chicago. Mr George DeCamp of Athens National Bank visited his father in Albany. Mrs Henry Zenner and two sons Roe and Phillip returned from Belgrade take Maine. Mr R B Richardson and Mr Harry Holbrook of Columbus guests of Mr and Mrs E R Lash. Mrs R C Fulton and Mrs E C Burchfield returned from Columbus. Miss Margaret Davis and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson guests of Mr and Mrs A V Linscott on Montrose avenue. Guests Sunday included Mr and Mrs Deitz of Columbus. Mrs James Scott left Sunday for a visit with relatives in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Delay
Louise
Jackson
Miss Mayme Delay
Ladies’ Bazaar
George DeCamp
The
Athens National Bank
Albany
Henry Zenner
Roe
Phillip
Belgrade Take
Maine
Kenneth Johnson
Columbus
A. V. Linscott
Montrose Avenue
Deitz
Prof and Mrs Snow to leave for Chicago chair at Armour
Prof and Mrs John Snow who have been summer guests of Mr and Mrs W B Lawrence and relatives depart Wednesday for Chicago. Prof Snow will hold a chair in the electrical department at Armour Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snow
W. B. Lawrence
Chicago
Miss Lizzie Smith and Caldwell Guests in City
Miss Lizzie Smith of the United States survey at Washington D C visits her mother on Smith Street. Mr J E Caldwell and baby from Kingston stay with Dr and Mrs J T Merwin. Caldwell known as Pat a star of the 1897 O U football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Smith
United States Survey
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Smith
Smith Street
J. E. Caldwell
Baby
Kingston
J. T. Merwin
Mr. Caldwell
Pat
O. U
Mr and Mrs James D Taylor Named in Local Notice
Mr and Mrs James D Taylor are cited in a local notice as residents involved in a forthcoming event. The brief item records names without further context or details.
Moler Family Trip Ends After East Tour
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moler returned Monday from a trip east visiting Washington New York Atlantic City and the Jamestown exposition. Rev. W. H. Boden was called to Marshfield Monday due to his sister's illness. Mr. Harry Bingham of Columbus visits his father Sergus Bing ham and sister Maude Bing ham. Mr. Harvey Porter of F. L. Preston company returns from ten days with his parents in Jackson Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Moler
Washington
New York
Atlantic City
Jamestown Exposition
W. H. Boden
The
Christian Church
Marshfield
Harry Bingham
Columbus
Sergus Bingham
Miss Maude Bingham
Harvey Porter
F. L. Preston Company
Jackson, Mich
Warren family returns from Chicago and Great Lakes trip
Mrs. Jesse Warren, her son Samuel Warren, and Miss Pearl Blackwood came back Monday evening after a two weeks journey to Chicago and various Great Lakes destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Warren
Samuel Warren
Miss Pearl Blackwood
Chicago
Great Lakes
Mrs Hayes Returns to Chicago After Summer Visit
Mrs. A. J. Hayes and her two children finish summer at her mother Mrs. Bougher near the hospital and return to Chicago on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hayes
Higgins Family Returns From Visit to Smithfield
Mrs. J. M. Higgins and her children Louise and Monroe returned Monday from a week visiting relatives in Smithfield. Miss Alpha Babra is visiting Nelsonville for a few days as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Higgins
Louise
Monroe
Smithfield
Miss Alpha Babra
Nelsonville
Carl Cable
Mrs. Alice Hamilton Visits Woodyards in Greenfield
Mr and Mrs E H Woodyard hosted a Sunday guest Mrs Alice Hamilton from Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Woodyard
Alice Hamilton
Greenfield
Dr H B Shrigley Takes Two Week Northwest Business Trip
Dr H B Shrigley departed Sunday for a two week business trip in the Canadian Northwest. His destination objective is Battleford and Sagkatche wan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrigley
Canadian Northwest
Battleford, Sagkatchewan
Local residents on brief trips and visits around town
John Sprague left Saturday for a several days trip to Zaleski. Miss Charlotte Uliom of German town Pa arrived after a visit with her sister Mrs D H Thomas in Marietta and will resume studies at the university. Juce Mr and Mrs A M Lewis returned from a two days visit with relatives in Nelsonville. C B Beckler of the United States geological survey spent a few days at home then left for Freeport Pa. Mr and Mrs E B Clarke left for Point Pleasant. Emmett Parker of Huntington is here for a few days with his parents. Rev F M Moore pastor of Albany Presbyterian visited Monday. Dr and Mrs T A Copeland and family returned from a week at Jamestown expo. Mr and Mrs Charles Kircher and family returned from Middleport. Mrs Theodore Dean and son Dermont left for Cheshire and Point relatives for a week. Mr and Mrs B Foleyhive moved to East State street in a remodeled home. Mr Harvey Giles of Louisville Ky is a guest of his aunt Mrs J M Higgins. Mr and Mrs Clarence Miller guests of the latter's parents officers Mr and Mrs W A Mills. Mrs Park Carpenter guest in Columbus for about a week. Mr C A Cornwell left for Cincinnati for the Tri State Jeweler convention. Dr and Mrs C L Wilson of Indianapolis are visiting Parkersburg and will arrive next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meybe
Charlotte Uliom
Germantown
D. H. Thomas
Marietta
N of
West Virginia
Mary A. Stone
Ben Re
Newbury School
Walter Dutton
Charles Stewart
Athens
O. A
Smith Dunfee
Charles Dunfee
Williamstown
W. Va
Thomas Dunfee
Torch
H. E. Adams
Lafayette Ford
Reedsville
Abbie Parker
Bethel
Myrtle Adams
Jessie Wells
Clara Oakes
Newbury
Mary A. Curtis
Elizabeth Curtis
Louise Wells
Hockingport
Mary Stone
Jackson
Dr Wort
Somerset
Newman
Parkersburg
Maggie Griffin
Etta
Lily Dunfee
Lily Swan
Ralph Dunfee
Lester Russell
Bethany
Mrs Hattie Sharp Returns From Lancaster Visit
Mrs Hattie Stiles Sharp deputy to Probate Judge Lynch returned from Lancaster where she spent Sunday with her husband D B Sharp. Mr Sharp a former Athens county teacher now on the teaching staff at the Boys Industrial School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Stiles Sharp
Lynch
Lancaster
D. B. Sharp
Sharp
Athens County
Boys’ Industrial School
Visitors and local guests travel through Cleveland and Oberlin
Mrs Ed C Berry visiting in Cleveland guests of Mrs C Hunnicut plans to visit relatives in Oberlin before returning home. Mr and Mrs T L Schrantz and daughter Marie arrived from Buffalo New York and stay with Mrs Emma Cochran on Park Place. Mr Schrantz to be there a week, Mrs Schrantz to remain longer. Mr and Mrs W B Francis will occupy?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed C. Berry
Cleveland
C. Hunnicut
Oberlin
T. L. Schrantz
Marie
Buffalo
N. Y
Local social notes from North Congress street to Charleston visitors
Cupy the Fenzel property on North Congress Street. Mr and Mrs L G Worstell and baby returned Monday from a several days visit in Tappan. Mr and Mrs 8 M Starks of Charleston W Va are guests of Mr Ed C Berry. Mrs Ed R Stanley agen for Uncle Tom's Cabin is in the city today. Were Mrs D A R McKinstry and daughter Claire arrived from Michigan Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupy
Fenzel
North
Congress Street
8. M. Starks
Charleston, W. Va
Ed C. Berry
Ed R. Stanley
D. A. R. McKinstry
Claire
Michigan
Athens Social Notes Show Local visitors and travels
Mrs E R Lash entertains with her mother Mrs Rachel Johns and sister Mrs Robert Richardson of Columbus. Miss Emma E Sanborn of Cleveland arrives to visit Miss Stella N Burke. Capt J B Allen travels to Toledo. Guy Walker of Gallipolis visits Athens. S W Starks WV state librarian arrives from Louisville with Mrs Starks to Cleveland for a lake region outing. Prof P A Classen to occupy Elmwood place. Bell Telephone manager W H Rainsberger visits. C C Loos returns from Chicago and Indianapolis. Irvin E Loos visits Cambridge Springs. G A R reunion in Saratoga Springs noted. Carrie Munn visits Nelsonville. Dorcas Allison goes to Pittsburg. C C Millikan and George M Hickle return from New York Washington Jamestown.
Local residents depart after visits across county and states
Mrs Annie Zartman and her son Floyd of Somerset Ohio left for home after a week visiting sister Mrs John Lippincott. George Junod of Atheny Lumber was a business visitor in Glouster. Mr and Mrs F Stanley Crooks of Columbus visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Logan for two weeks. Mrs Arthur C Johnson of Columbus visits James P Wood Jr on College street. Jerry Carpenter left for the Meigs county fair in Rock Springs. Edward N Cullums of Texas left for Columbus on business then Pittsburgh. Mrs Cullums and son Edward stay with John and Louise Slaughter in Wellston during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Zartman
Floyd
Somerset, C
John Lippincott
George Junod
The
Atheny Lumber Company
Glouster
Arthur C. Johnson
Columbus
G. D. Read
Zaleski
James P. Wood, Jr
College Street
Wanted Girl for General House Work in Marshfield
Wanted girl for general house work in a family of four. Light duties at a Marshfield Ohio home. Address Box 4 and phone number 19-993tdéw provided for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Ohio
Daily Markets Cattle Hogs and Wheat Prices
Pittsburg September 11 market report shows cattle prime at 6.15 to 6.40 for best stock, heifers 3.00 to 5.00, veal 5.00 to 8.50. hog receipts 2,000 with prime 6.60 to 6.90. sheep prime 5.40 to 5.60, spring lambs 5.00 to 7.50. Wheat in Toledo and other grains quoted around 93 1 2c for wheat, corn 67 1 2c, oats 57 1 2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Toledo
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Athens Woman
Mrs A L Johnson of 21 Morris Avenue Athena Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured a stubborn kidney complaint and lumbago after other remedies failed. She notes back pain dizziness and stiff mornings improved, recommends keeping pills for cold days and hard work. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
A. L. Johnson
Morris Avenue
Athena
Ohio
Dean
Hender’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Local residents attend fairs visits and funerals in Ohio
Mr and Mrs E A Dutton return from Columbus State Fair. Ettie Dunfee visits Mrs Laura Hays in Athens. Miss Mary A Stone employed as Newbury teacher. Walter Dutton and Charles Stewart resume studies in Athens. Lots of relatives visit and guests stay across towns. Two funerals held. Mrs Monroe Jackson and Alvin Spencer mourned. Company K reunion planned at C L Knowles home.
Respected Man Crossen Dies in Hebbardsville
Israel Crossen aged 73 a longtime figure in Alexander township died Monday morning after heart trouble. He leaves a wife and four children W E Crossen Hebbardsville Hattie Gift Louisville Ky E A Crossen Topeka Kan and R J Crossen Columbus Funeral at Cumberland Presbyterian church Hebbardsville pending word from the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebbardsville
Israel Crossen
Alexander Township
W. E. Crossen
Hattie Gift
Louisville
E. A. Crossen
Topeka
Kan
R. J. Crossen
Columbus
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Suggestions on a Creamery Offers Practical Advice to Farmers
G. K. Campbell urges Coolville readers to form cooperative creameries in Ath ens County, advising careful planning and local stock ownership. He stresses water supply, first floor concrete construction, clear patron involvement, honesty in the butterfat tester, and milk delivery to ensure profit and local circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Athens County
Ohio
Co-Operative Creamery
G. K. Campbell
GROOM GOT COOLED OFF AT STEWART FAIR WEDDINGS
Stewart Ohio, Sept 10. Local couples fled the Athens fair to wed secretly at unknown places. A newly married pair were hidden in a hotel room by masked men who chilled the groom in ice and water, then released him to his bride. Three couples have left town to tie the knot, with more expected as plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Columbus
Wilmington
Hubby
Parkersburg
Tabler Town
Good Taste In Writing Papers Ad from Henderson-Crider Drug Co
An old advertisement promotes writing paper quality and variety at Henderson Crider Drug Co. It notes a wide selection and offers paper at 25 cents per pound. The copy invites customers to visit next time they need writing paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider Drug CO
For Sale Ginseng Seed and One year Old Roots
Advertises ginseng seed at 1.50 per thousand and one year old roots at 15 per thousand. Claims good money in the business and offers to start buyers. Contact Lewis Harra at Frost R D No 2 with Bell telephone. Dated 9 11 5d&w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Harra
Frost
R. D
Bell Phone
Miners Die After Coal Fall in Scott Haven
In Scott Haven Pennsylvania on September 11 three miners John Meak John Benzelhang and Moses Metghis were killed when a coal fall trapped them in a local mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Haven
John Meak
John Benzelhang
Moses Metghis
Reliable drugstore serves Athens with honest, fair prices
In Athens residents are assured of dependable drugstore service with honest treatment and fair pricing. The notice praises the store as a trusted local option and highlights consistent value for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Cadet Candidate Nominations Sought for West Point
Representative Albert Douglas invites district youths to compete for cadet appointments at West Point. Applicants must be 17 to 21, at least 5 feet 5 inches, in prime health, and reside in the district. Mental and physical exams are set for January 1908 in Columbus barracks with tests in algebra geometry English and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
Secretary of War
United States Military Academy
West Point
Columbus Barracks
Academy
United States
Albert Douglas
Chilileothe
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R. D. Moore
Lowenla
Hamlin
Texas
M. E. Townsend
Mart
Mary E. Balls
Moore
Townsend
Lizzie Carpenter
Mrs. W. S. Bush
Pleasanton
Mrs
F. W. Bush
E. C. Schloss
Edward Gilmore
Pittsburg, Pa
John Kale
A. H. Kale
W. B. Golden
Bank of Athens
C. B. Clark
Ironton
Pearl D. Hill
James McCormick
Chillicothe
C. W. Cable
Mrs. W. B. Golden
Russell Fuller
C. L. Jones
H. H. Wickham
Ohio River
Stanley Dew
E. C. Burchfield
J. M. Welch
D. W. Welch
Olive Wilson
C. H. Welch
Petoskey, Mich
Lena Slattery
E. J. Jones
William Coates
A. G. Miller
R. B. Richardson
Harry Holbrook
E. R. Lash
R. C. Fulton
Margaret Davis
Model Schools
James Scott
James D. Taylor
John Sprague
A. M. Lewis
C. 8. Beckler
United States Geological Survey
Freeport
E. B. Clarke
Point Pleasant
Emmett Parker
Huntington
F. M. Moore
Presbyterian Church At
City
T. A. Copeland
Charles Kircher
Middleport
Theodore Dean
Dermont
Cheshire
Harvey Giles
Louisville, Ky
Park Place
Clarence Miller
Officer
W. A. Mills
Park Carpenter
C. A. Cornwell
Tri-State
C. L. Wilson
Indianaplis, Ind
Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Francis Will Oc
Rachel Johns
Robert Richardson
John W. Wessels
Claysville
Guernsey County
Emma E. Sanborn
Stella N. Burke
North Cemetery Street
Mr. A. ©. Roach
J. B. Allen
Guy Walker
Gallipolis
P. A. Classen
E. M. Enlow
Elmwood Place
W. H. Rainsberger
Bell Telephone Company
C. Loos
Indianapolis
Irvin E. Loos
Cambridge Springs
E. A. Weekly
Saratoga Springs
Carrie Munn
Sadie Stoneburner
Dorcas Allison
C. C. Millikan
George M. Hickle
F. Stanley Crooks
Henry Logan
Jerry Carpenter
Rock Springs
Edward N. Cullums
Texarkana
Louise Cullums
East State Street
Cullums
Edward
John Slaughter
Wellston
Associated Dailies Telegram
Nature
Mrs. E. A. Dutton
Ettie Dunfee
Laura Hays
Shepherd Humphrey
Troy Township
Stone
Wells
Dunfee
W. M. Wrykoff
Company K
Thirtyninth
C. L. Knowles
Little Hocking
Coolville Co-Operative Creamery
Stewart
Stewart, O
the Stewart
White Mountain
S. M. Denison
E. Main St
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