Local Notes From Mineral and Surrounding Areas
Mineral and nearby towns report social visits and ailments. Hise Lisa Brales of Gallipolis visits James Draley's. Mass Ines Alesuider of Athens calls on friends. Mrs Cater Bole hosts. Lyn Rotduns at Mecliiestarg spent Saturday at Junte. Marshfield disease case reported. King Jr. seen on streets. Woodside and daughter visit Mrs Walvet. Glewater resident Ludra Davis visits Cl VL Hester. Miss Jennie Alexander and father in Athens. R ON lodge social at Woodman hall with pie brought by each lady Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caster Bole
Lisa Brales
Gallipolis
James Draley
Mass
Ines Alesuider
Athens
Cater Bole
Lyn Rotduns
Mecliiestarg
Junte
Marshfield
King Jr
Woodside
Chillicothe
Walvet
Ludra Davis
Glewater
Hester's
Wigfield
R. ON
R. ON. Lodge
Woodman Hall
Jennie Alexander
Atheny
Local notices from Jasper Hill and nearby areas
Roy Chalfant returns home after three months in Marion. Fred Dinsmoor of Garden visited friends Sunday. Eric Barke and wife of Stewart called on B J Klingenberg and family. John Kinnen, visiting relatives at Carlisle, Noble county, returned home. Rev Childs of Torch to hold meeting at Jasper Hill school house Saturday night September 28. Mollie Bean of Stewart stayed with grandmother Mrs Eliza Nickoson Sunday. Mrs Dennis Secoy and sister Sarah of Garden visited the former's con Ed Secoy. Miss Katie Klingenberg spent part of last week in Huntin with Ed Malone and wife of Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chalfant
Marion
Fred Dinsmoor
Garden
Eric Barke
Stewart
B. J.klingenverg
John Kinnen
Carlisle
Noble County
Rev
Childs of
Torch
Jasper Hill School
Mollie Bean
Eliza Nickoson
Dennis Secoy
Sarah
Secoy
Katie Klingenbere
Huntint
Ed Malone
Coolville
Andercons Move Food Store to Parkersburg Area
Community notes report Andercons relocated their store foods to Parkersbrag, leaving a single local store. Families Aaron Baker and Bertha Carville travel and visit relatives in Cairo and Wheeling while others host and attend church events and community gatherings.
Sugar Creek baseball hosts upset with Stars cancelled game
Fred Stevenson and family visited Amesville. Miss Neal of McDrourgail attended Sugar Creek gathering. Athens Stars traveled to Sugar Creek for a ball game but the match ended when Sugar Creek voided umpire calls and switched umpires. Sugar Creek won 12 to 0 as discussion ended and Junod family planned a move to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stevenson
Vera
Amesville
Ami
Harry Spanking
Lepreacher
Anana
Attiens
Res. LM
Baker
Bess
Osseo UO. Neal
Mcdrougail
Mable Agustine
Fred Laughtin
Nelsonville
Athens Stars
Sugar Creek
Junod
Athens
RELAND Social Notes Include Births Visits and Death
Mrs Jonathan Dunfee and daughter Mattie visited J B Daugherty's home last week. Miss Gracie Bingman stayed with cousin Miss Sadie Bingman. Raleigh Barden and Wes Frost of Frost were seen at this place Sunday. A baby was born to Afr and Mrs 8 8 Liberty on Lith a son. A son was born to Mr and Mrs C G Dodd. Dora Tippie moved to Athene where she secured employment. E L Rogers is building a new dwelling. James Chambers West visited his brother Q P Chambers. Mr and Mrs Will Batchelder announce the birth of a child born on the 20th. Charley Petty died Sunday September 21 and was buried at Antioch Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Dunfee
Mattie
J. B. Daugherty
Gracie Bingman
Sadie Bingman
Raleigh Barden
Wes Frost
Frost
Afr
Mra
Liverty
E. L. Rogers
James Chambers
Q. P. Chambers
Will Batchelder
Vorn
Charley
Conda Petty
Antioch
Local Community Notices Prompt Busy Weekend Activities
Mr. and Mrs. James B Crawford visited events in Cannan Sanday and Athens on Tuesday. Arele Simeon Rack and niece visited his sister and niece in Alefied Sunday. Charley Corn and sister Della Ater visited Mrs. Linda Bishop and Mr. Charles Coen Sunday. W E Shott made a business trip to Gaynvilla Monday morning. Kenny school opened with Miss Lacy Evans teaching for three months. Herbert Buck spent Sunday at home. Mrs. Mary Coen remains poorly. T N Chalfant traveled to the county seat Tuesday bringing his daughter Billy to shop. Mrs. Elizabeth Wall and daughter Phebe visited Guysville Saturday. Father Mattingly of Athens preached twice at St Johns Church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Crawford
Cannan Sanday
James Crawford
Athens
Arele Simeon Rack
Charley Corn
Della Ater
Linda Bishop
Charles Coen
W. E. Shott
Gaynvilla
Kenny Eehool House
Kidney Pills Claim Relief for Backache and Urinary Disorders
Mrs Isaae Elwell of Islaesville Ohio describes years of back pain stomach distress and poor appetite. She credits Doan s Kidney Pills as more effective than any previous remedy after trying a bottle from Moody s pharmacy. Sold at all drug stores 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York buyers notice text ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaae Elwell
East Main Street
Islaesville
Dean
A. Moodey
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Local social notes from Coolville and Parkersburg region
Airs T W Jones visited sister Mrs Walden in Coolville. Miss Mae Botkin stayed with sister Mrs Atkinson in Parkersburg. Maud Dillinger of near Cincinnati guest at Watson House. Mrs Carr Botkin returned from Colombes after weeks with daughter Mia Ira Jones. Edd Gillilkn and Sam Hendrickson spent Sunday with Whiteling relatives. School started with Mae Botkin as teacher. Ice cream supper receipts at Rowles hall were 22.90. Charlie Atkinson of Parkersburg visited parents. Mr W Rowles and Mrs Lida Bethel married and hosted a serenade by locals Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Jones
Walden
Coolville
Miss Mae Botkin
Atkinson
Parkersburg
Miss Maud Dillinger
Mirs Mae Botkin
Rowles Hall
Charlie Atkinson
W. ¥. Rowles
Lida Bethel
Albany News Roundup Highlights Local Travel and Events
Albany residents report visitors from Pike county and Marshfield while Albany attended Athens Circus. City committees set for upcoming LP lecture courses as Albany high school enrollment rises over 30 percent. Rev F B Cheadle leaves for Zanesville to join the AL E conference. Palast Club opens season at Mrs A E Moore's Sandyside home on Saturday at 2 0 clock. Addie T Merwin Cor Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
F. B. Cheadle
Zanesville
Regilar
Palast Club
A. E. Moore
Sandyside
Addie T. Merwin
Cor. Sec’y
Travelling Medical Institute Seeks Patients Here
Representatives of the Cathariopic Medical Institute of St. Louis visit our city on an advertising trip to offer free consultation and examination for chronic diseases and deformities. They claim a new catheter absorption method and promise no charge for medicines if treatment is started, urging patients to spread word of any cures achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cataphoric Medical Institute of
St. Louis
Our City
N. B
Office Munco
Little Early Risers Cure All Tonic Ad
An old advertisement touts Little Early Risers as an effective liver cleanser and tonic. It promises gentle cleansing of the system, removal of poisons, and pleasant effects, claiming to prevent biliousness and support digestive health.
Not Doomed for Life Bucklow's Arkia Salve cures piles
Noted testimonials claim Bucklow's Arkia Salve cured piles and fistula in two weeks after other doctors failed while other ads tout Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach and liver woes. The item also mentions German army maneuvers and a New York syndicate planning a large hotel at Magnetic Springs Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Greer
Bucklow
McKeo
New York
Magnetic Springs
Delaware
Ohio
Renewal 2 Strain and School Bell Return
The text laments renewed strain as school resumes with tens of thousands returning daily. It notes children showing illness and recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla to strengthen nerves, improve digestion, and support mental development, while mentioning United States and foreign powers in comparative strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
United States
England
France
Germany
Electric Bitters touted as sure cure in old ad copy
An advertisement praises Electric Bitters by Rev C J Budlong of Ashe nway ToL and Dr W H McKee Baltimore Md, touting their cure for liver kidney and stomach troubles and claiming it controls a summer infantile disease. promises satisfaction guaranteed and highlights germ research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodo
J. H. Holliday
Holladay, Miss
Kolol
Clne
Yarson
C. J. Budlong
Ashenway
Tol
Mets
W. H. McKee
W. H. Welch
Baltimore
Lax
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Andercons
Parkersbrag
Aaron Baker Teft
Cairo
W. Va
Bertha Carville
Wheeling
Edd Gillilan
C. G. Dye
Edd Hamilton
G. W. Dewees
Howard
Mabel
Belpre
Rowels’ Hall
N.C. Patterson
Arthur Watson
Delmir Watton
Fred McDaniel
Will Daugherty
Grace Barrows
Della Romine
Pare I Barker
Agarey
Larss Howe
Martina Fotnes
Sean
Tythena 'S Specialties Co
Fayette St
Newark
N.J
Cher
Sizciainz Co
Latapette Stenewark N
Cea
Ivar
Pian
NEW
Doctor Crall
Corrie
Pelfast
Reneers
Franklin County
Ted
South Africa
Berlin
Dr. King
New Life Pilla
W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tex
W. HH. McKee
Orthons
Prugtech
Coren
Pour Eder
Hayes, Robbins & CO
Stewart, Ohio
the Bank of Athens
J. VD. Brown
Telephone
Qashier
Marietta, Cincinnati & Cleveland
Marietta
Olumbus
Toledo
Chicago
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Ly Chariletten
Calumbua
Palos
Amesyilie
Eharpaburg
Iepmawa
Marieetta
Columbus
Toso
Perlor
Toleco
J.C. Riddell
Supu
Newvereeas
E.E. Tino
Gen. Pass. Agt
Sraeum
Foster
Athens, Ohio
Price & Stalder, Attorneys
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railroad Co
Thaika
Laneaster
Reeves Stila
Sreteeree
Rons
Lancaster
Tata
C.M. Sennett
Bm, Witzixsos
Gen’ Ticket
Raeeee
W. B. Lawrence
Fire and Life Insurance
Alley Lzalle
Business College
Obderlin Business College
Oberlin
Cape Dade
Concumytian
Woo Brown
Derth
McKee
Chrewlers
P. Durf
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