Angell Ridge notes and community updates
Out of Town News from Angell Ridge reports wedding of Chas Oxley to Miss Johnson near Amesville, ongoing school at Angell Ridge under Miss Ethel Anthony, baseball day with Willow Creek defeating Strand's Run, Lysander vs Stroud's Run, and Willow Creek to Parkersburg. Local visits include Mr. Mulligan, Mr. Rossetter buying cattle, and visits to Columbus. Also mentions illness of Miss Mattie Haislet, corn cutting and new crops, and camp meeting at Guysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesxra
N. T. Mulligan
Lewis Rossetter
Angell Ridge
Ethel Anthony
Mattie Boba
Columbus
A. F. Dillinger
D. O. Seaman
Athens
Riley
Strand
Willow Creek
Lysander
Stroud
Parkersburg
Local Social Notes From Canaaville District
Mrs D D Webster and Miss Minnie Musselman visited friends in the county seat. Miss May Hoskington of South Cana an was a guest of her aunt Mrs Myra Barec. Mrs D W Hossington spent days with friends at Nelsonville, returning Friday. W M Green shipped a carload of cattle to Mr Sterling. Waldo Baird moves crushing machinery to Amosville for limestone on new road. Mr and Mrs John Hubler visited friends in Athens. Master Eddie Roberts of Columbus returns home after summer with Henry and Mrs Finsterwald. Our fall term opened with good attendance and Elma Crawford directs class discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Webster
Minnie Musselman
May Hoskingon
South Canaan
Myra Barec
D. W. Hossington
Nelsonville
Sterling
Waldo Baird
Amosville
Iire
John Hubler
Tignds
Athens
Eddie Roberts
Columbus
Henry Finsterwald
Elma Crawford
Wolf's Plains Social and Church Notices
Guesta at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore included Frank Moore of Union and Raymond Young of Monday with Miss Goldie Young of Nelsonville and Winfield Johnson of Logan. W A Stage visited Deanville on Friday. Rev L M Baker delivered his farewell sermon. H W Barker and family visited Nelsonville over Sunday. Edith Hope and daughter Helen visited Bassett last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
Frank Moore
Union
Raymond Young
Goldie Young
Nelsonville
Winfield Johnson
Logan
W. A. Stage
Deanville
Wiss Grace McCathran
J. S&s. Phillips
Chillicothe
H. W. Barker
L. M. Baker
This Place
Edith Hope
Helen
Bassett
Sugar Creek Baseball Succeeds In Lopsided Win
Sugar Creek defeated the Athens Stars 27 to 7 in a Saturday game at Sugar Creek. Guests included Sarah Robinson and Georgia Cane of Athena visiting Mrs C Robinson, and James Barchfield of Amccnville visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Robinson
Georgia Cane
Athena
C. Robinson
James Barchfield
Amccnville
This Place
Sugar Creek
Athens Stars
Janod
Athens
E. D. Janod
Dora Southerton
Sand Ridge
Mable Augustine
Texan Finds Relief With Dr. King's New Life Pills
W. P. White of Kennedale Texas reports distress from head back and stomach pains and lost appetite. He says after using Dr King s New Life Pills he felt like a new man and that the remedy works for stomach and liver troubles. Pills sold at W H McKee s drug store. A new electrical engineering lab rises in Boston near MIT set to rival top German facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tex
W. H. McKee
Hfe
Tea Fres Ag
W. H. McKey’s Drug Store
Softening the Blow as Cashier Vanishes in a Heist
The firm’s staff report a cashier’s disappearance after a theft. The head clerk reluctantly reveals to the boss that two cashiers are missing, implying one clerk’s accidental slip of information helped break the awkward news amid a disorderly street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurklis
Air
Jorkins
Burglar Foiled By Damp Drawer In Strange Case
A damp weather mystery ends when a burglar cannot open a bureau drawer despite effort and a house owner observing from bed. The intruder escapes through a window after the owner jokes about royalty on the loot. News also recalls the life of the notorious Chaplin James Fox and mentions gambling excesses and a Newmarket journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Chaprlin
James Fox
Biterman
Walpole
Gambing House
Newmarket
Doctor Crall Advertising Trip Offers Free Consultation
Doctor Crall promotes a nationwide advertising trip offering free consultation, examination, and treatment for chronic diseases and deformities. The program claims to cure deafness, catarrh, weak lungs, epilepsy, and blood skin diseases with new cataphorical absorption and electricity. It urges public referrals and notes no charge for medicines on first treatment, with details on visit hours and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillie
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Endure as Gentle Liver Tonic
An ad praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a reliable liver medicine that cleanses the system of poison and putrid matter. It claims gentle action and pleasant effects, portraying the product as a tonic to the stomach and bowels to prevent fever and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Ferez
Cliss
Proposals Sought for Central Normal School Building at Ohio University
The Board of Trustees of Ohio University Athens invites sealed proposals for constructing the main central portion of a Normal school building on the university waste land. Bids due October 17, 1902 at 12 noon CST. addenda, plans, and specs available from Architect Frank L. Packard Columbus and Secretary L. M. Jewett Athens. Bid must include a 50 percent certified bond and compliance with Ohio public building statutes. The Board may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University At
Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Frank L. Packard
Hayden
Columbus
L. M. Jewett
Board of Trustees
L. M. Jawstt
Oder
Tavett
Masked Summer Plight and a Remedy Mentioned
The piece notes that despite outdoor life the young lack strength and proper rest, showing nervousness and fatigue. It endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic to cure nerves improve digestion appetite and sleep. It also mentions a planned irrigation dam at Assoran Egypt to reclaim fertile land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Apila
Take Cars of the Stomach and Elix of Health Claims
An advertisement touts Kedol as a stomach aid and reconstructive tonic claimed to cure dyspepsia and indigestion, with testimonials from Rev J H Holladay and Edward Evans. It sells Kedol at Cline's Pharmacy and promotes Arnica Salve for burns and piles. The notes mention McKinley favorite pink carnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Holladay
Holladay, Miss
Kaedel
Kedol Ravelomy Lila
Cline
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OUT OF Town News
Harry Robinson
Robinson
Mary Haislet
Bashel
Tutaday
Sells
Farepaugh
J. P. Mingus
Hiley Tipple
E. G. Poston
F. C. Webster
Guysville
C. L. Bossington
Amesville
Canaanville
Wolf's Plains
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Germany
Tod
Meill & Sample
Jay
Rectoriaz
N. J
France
Paly
Erpress
la Plain
Asy
Lafayette Newars & JL
Elealih
Llortis
Philo
Lafayette St
Newark
NEW Hotel
Doctor Crall
The
Cataphoric Medical Institute of
St. Louis
Our City
Cedric
Belfast
Assoran
Egypt
Athens County
Edward Evans
Marion
Hocking Valley
W.A. Greer
McKee's
McKinley
Duff
Pitteburg
Doaena
Kate Foo
Braunitul
Hayes, Robbins & CO
Stewart
the Bank of Athens
United States
Brown
W. 1. Gulden
Marietta, Cincinnati
Cleveland B. B
Marietta
Lumbia
Toledo
Chicago
PwWa Ms
Woeren Gas
Ns”eaa Mls
Broadwell
Sheorpebur
Anionville
Palos
Albens
Detroit
Cheriesio
Ly Cherieston
Palos Aimesville
Ebarpaburg
Kogawel ' Marlette
Calumnus
Marketta
Columbs
Trale
J.C. Riddell
E. E. Fingh
Gen
Pasa
Agt
Srael M. Foster
Athens, Ohio
Price & Stalder, Attorneys
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railroad Co
Lancaster
Tay
Torough
C.M. Bussert
F. M. Witeixson
Geo's
W. B. Lawrence
Fire and Life Insurance
Imrenat Snustrated Prospectus
Oberiia Bastiaans Geliage
Seese
A Tose
Hota
Washinton
Oreaga
Briglish Columbia
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