Out of Town News from Coolville and Nearby
Local items from Coolville and surrounding areas note visits to relatives, visitors at the Buffalo Exposition, and changes in residents. Mentions include Mrs Fannie Gunder in Cincinnati, Dr Clarence Harman relocating, and Ward Frame at Columbus dental college. Farmers discuss wheat sowing as drought eases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
David Teetero
Bellefontaine
S. W. Gray
Fannie Gunder
W. A. Snyder
Cincinnati
Clarence Harman
Heft
Ward Frame
Frank Humphrey
Dental College
Columbus
John Campbell
Crookaville
George Peters
C. E. Whites
Str. Gibbs
Pittsburg
Ss. W. Gray
Will Harman
Cosaddale
Farmers’ Institute
S. Smith
Cole
B.A. Dutton
W. BE. Bingean
G.K. Campbell
Major Bryant
Mondamin
Towa
Cottage Hill Farm
G. K. Campbell
G. A
Cleveland
Melps
Java
Lova
Judson notes and local visitations in Trimble area
Miss Ora Judson of Trimble visits relatives in town. G. W. Christman begins school at Jerseyville on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Carsey visit their son George in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hawk and P. J. Lauer attend the G A R encampment at Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Judson
Trimble
G. W. Christman
Jerseyville
J. N. Carsey
George of Athens
Chas. Hawk
P. J. Lauer
G. A
Cleveland
Bird-Shot For Tiger Tiger Disease Ad Promotes Scott's Emulsion
An old advertisement argues against hunting a tiger named disease with bird-shot and extols Scott's Emulsion as a cure. It claims consumption is a stealthy, advancing illness that resists ordinary care, and promises that Scott's Emulsion strengthens the body, soothes the lungs, and sustains strength until the disease wears out. The ad invites readers to request a free sample from Cott & Downe, chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Cott & Downe
Aro Pear
Local Notices and Social Updates From Glen Ebon and Nearby
Bell Phone No 952 relates a sudden death of a cousin prompting Mr and Mrs Dalton Chappell of Glen Ebon to travel here. A party at Mr Hampton's Saturday night brings news of a good time. A Jerseyville to Guysville telephone line is organized at Kinney school house. Susie Beckle t seriously sick and Mrs Dan Baird of Union called on Mrs Frank Watkins. Geo Gulley and family visited Clifton W Va. Miss Captalin Sanders of Mineral visits aunt Mrs Dave Johnson. Miss Iva Hoss and Bessie Creighton of Marshfield visited Miss Jennie Blanchard. Mr and Mrs Johns Williamon of New Straitsville stay with daughter Mrs Jas Mitchel. Misses Emma Francis and Bessie Watkins chosen to represent Luhring Sunday school at Glouster convention. Messrs Francis and Sweeney and Misses Blanchard and Francis attended reception for Miss Iva Rose of Marion at Marshfield hall. Alex Rumpler visited Luhrig friends. formerly Luhrig book-keeper, now traveling salesman with base in Indianapolis. Excursion rate mentioned during fair times. Forecast notes lighter train traffic Tuesday. suggestion to sleeper-coach conversion and vacation for trainmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Chappell
Glen Ebon
Hampton
Kinney School
Jerseyville
Guysville
Susie Beckle
Dan Baird
Union
Frank Watkins
Geo. Gulley
Gulley
Clifton
W. Va
Captalin Sanders
Mineral
Dave Johnson
Iva Hoss
Bessie Creighton
Marshfield
Jennie Blanchard
Johns Williamon
New Straitsville
Jas. Mitch
Local notes and building contracts in town
Miss Jessie Ogg visits Totman Monday while Ira Barber relocates to Columbus and Feett 4. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wickham visit daughter Edith Totman. Alpheus Frost and Lafe Mercer win contract to move the old Philipsburg store building. Obn Sayer nears completion of H. H. Townsends house on Main street. fifth home in town with two more under ground. M C C railway runs daily special for Elk's carnival and county fair at Marietta. extra train offers round trip fare during the week of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Ogg
Hss Totman
Ira Barber Hay
Columbus
Mr. Sayer
M. C. & C. Railway 3
Wanhlington
Marietta
Ginn family of railway men spread across states
L J Ginn a former Athens resident travels to Pataskala then Ashland Kentucky to join the C O railway in Charleston West Virginia. He is father of eight sons all in railroad work including W I Ginn mayor in Ashland and agents in Ashland Hanging Rock Kinnikinick and Allegheny among others. E H Ginn has spent thirty years in the railroad field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Ginn
Athens
New England
Pataskala
Askland
Kentucky
Charleston
W. Va
C. & O. Railway
Lis
Wi. A. Ginn
Ashland
George P. Ginn
Lon Ginn
Thurmond
Dan. F. Ginn
Kinnikinick
Ross County
Charles A. Ginn
Hanging Rock
Lawrence County
John W. Ginn
C.&c
Allegheny
State examiner Ebright visits Athens keeps issuing certificates
Joseph H. Ebright, state examiner of stationary engineers for Ohio’s 11th district, examined applicants in Athena Friday and Saturday and issued about a dozen new certificates. He then went to Glouster for further testing. Since assuming office, he has issued roughly 200 certificates in Athens county and about ten in the 15 county district, with Morgan County recording the fewest at eighteen certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Ebright
Zanesville
Ohio
Athena
Athens
Glouster
Mr. Ebright
Freman
Morgan
Cherretta Pepple
Groveland Avenue
Chicago
Ilinois
Jaimex R. Jarvey
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
James
Warvey
Cherretta ‘Pepple
James R, Harvey
Local Ads and Job Notices From Historical Paper
An assorted page lists a flour and salt deal at Angell's Feed Store with savings offered. It also includes employment notices for a bright manager at Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance in Philadelphia and a regional representative in Athens and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxton
Fidelity Blutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Alexander MMc Kssour
One Fare Round Trip to Middleport
A transit notice offers one fare round trip to Middleport via Ohio Central Lines on September 11 from Columbus with Gatley Bridge and intermediate stations for the annual Tri State Soldiers Reunion. Tickets are valid for return until September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Ohio Central Lines
Columbus
Gatley Bridge
Tri-State Soldiers
Intellectual feast misread in cannibal dialogue
A fragment from the San Francisco Chronicle records a pair of cannibals discussing a deceased, described as a learned man. The exchange critiques the notion of an intellectual feast as viewed by white observers, reflecting ironic or colonial tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
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Vanderhool
Mabel Xyle
James Gray
Frances
Ed. Bean
Grant Kyle
Rex
Matilda Kyle
Herb. Bean
Milo Bean
Way Price
Almedia Stout
Chester
J. P. Childs
Jerome Stout
Henry Swarts
May
Vanderhoof
Milton Kyle
Chase
Wr. Robinson
Albany
Earl Atkins
James Chase
Samuel Kaney
Dowington
Caleb Stewart
Ida Woodyard
Ada Chase
Frank Hooper
Bassett
A. J. Carbaugh
Uur Pise Pall Leam
Lee Downington
Downington
Big Ron
Geo. McKinley
Ada Linssell
Prost
J. W. Merce
G. A. St
Hardin
Mma
Marie Thomas
Daley Pierce
Vern Johson
Chester Weir
Gags
Mahlon Hayes
Puptly of
Rome High School
Hterery
F. K. Coleman
Mary Watkins
Nell Coleman
Carol
Clyde Durant
I. Dumaree
Do. U
Captain Sanders
Lubrig
Nannie Addin
I. B. Wilson
D. W. Gould
Kid. Lowry
Sam Phillips
Lizzie Ferriter
Lucy King
Muller
Mae Stanton
Firmer Madley
Hibbards- Iville
Marquis
Carrie
Ira Vandyke
Craney
Emma Stewart
C. E. Turley
Judson
Tiger
THE
F. L. Preston Company
Arnold
Constable c Co
New York
Tailor Made Department
Rome
Preston
America
Harvard
Boulder
Rochester
F. L. Preston CO
Bell
Lucrig
Broadwell
Ginn
Angell's
Sangswan
Hauver On. Co
L. A. Moore
Main Street
Market Street
Wheeling
W.va
Third Street
Newark
Hallard Corner
Court Street
Thuhirds Corner Court Street
James A. Dilta
Kl. A
Smocre
Geo. W. Lane
Penama, Mich
Cline
Norris Silver
North Stratford
H. H. Haning
D. Zenner & Co
Ste Jouvin
Sterling Hlemedy Co
J. B. Rose
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