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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1895

Page

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County News Notes From Athens County Social Circles

County correspondence reports local happenings from Athens County. Notables include F R Taylor returning from Chillicothe, Amy Johnson visiting from Marietta, and Dr J M Hensey considering moving into Arthur Oggs former house. Frank Goram recovering from illness, Spruce Run church to join Presbyterian circuit, and various visits, birthdays, and brief health updates among residents.

F. R. Taylor Chillicothe Amy Johnson Marietta J. M. Hensey Arthur Ogg Frank Goram Spruce Run

Local notes on births visits and a fatality

Born September 13 a son to Mr and Mrs Lewis Richardson. Leslie Barrows a sickly child of W P and Phebe Barrows. W A Hibbard merchant and wife visiting relatives in Illinois. Mrs W W Rowell and Ola leave for Sioux Falls SD for extended visit. Addison Russell and family hosted by Mr and Mrs WM Hatch. Wells Grubs injured after a fall on his home steps and recovering. Died September 10 Chiolas Rowell 80 in Wood County West Virginia formerly of Rome township. Hiram Burden attended monument dedication at Chicamanga National Military Park and recalls 1863 battle.

Lewis Richardson Leslie W. P Phebe Barrows W. A. Hibbard Illinois W. W. Rowell Ola Sioux Falls Addison Russell Childen Carthage Township Wm. H. Hatch Wells Burden

Local Notes Highlight Family Visits and Meetings

M M LeFayor visits parents at Alfred J Biddle and Pete Hixon spend Sunday at home Dr D H Biddle of Mineral visits parents Married September 19 in Athens William Gilkey Sr and Miss Elizabeth Wingett Jacob McVey to lecture on temperance next Sunday at C P church at 10 am Mrs 8 E Beaty returns to West Virginia with sister Mrs J F Biddle after month visit Y P S C E literary program drew strong interest members present most attendees felt it was good to be there

M. M. LeFayor Alfred Biddle Pete Hixon D. H. Biddle Mineral Athens William Gilkey Elizabeth Wingett Jacob McVey C. P E. Beaty West Virginia J. F. Biddle Committee On Good

Local Farm News and Social Notes From Vanderhoof Area

Dennis Bailes and family visit farming in-laws this week as harvest continues. Northbound men Warren Day and Milton Kyle began last Monday to cut corn. Typhoid trouble hits Wade Spring, son of Charles. Reports say crops are fair. Mons Lake’s family visits Steward. Baptist church speakers Rev. Jackson and Balden led a series of services at Vanderhoof. Johnny Dolan injured his foot while picking apples. Nettie Russell returns from Coolville for institute attendance. Mrs. Vic Young and Mrs. Russell visit Coolville and plans to move to Reedville. Mrs. Young to be joined by old friends in Reedville. Vanderhoof convention drew large attendance despite heat. officers named for next year and next meeting at May Presbyterian church.

Dennis Bailes Warren Day Milton Kyle Wade Charles Springs Mons Lake Steward Jackson Balden Vanderhoof Baptist Church Johny Dolan

Local Notes From Torch and Nearby Towns

W H Bingman of Torch was on our streets Sunday Cal Hostotle returned home from Sistersville W Va last Friday Robert Lemon went to Marietta last week where he is attending college Our school begins September 10 with W V Hannam of Long Bottom as teacher Miss Cora Oakes of Armenia was calling on friends here the latter part of last week Mrs H O Lytle and her sons Orvill and Vernon are visiting relatives at Long Bottom Rev Henderson preached his last sermon for the year at this place Sunday in the M E church The baseball game played Saturday between Hockingport and Cooilville on the former s grounds stood 25 to 8 in favor of Hockingport We would advise our Coolville friends to practice up just a little bit The lawn were given by the Epworth League of Hockingport at Mrs Neal White s beautifully shaded lawn on the afternoon and evening of the 20th was a grand success notwithstanding the excessive heat

W. H. Bingman Torch Cal Hostotle Sistersville W. Va Robert Lemon Marietta W. V. Hannam Long Bottom Cora Oakes Armenia H. O. Lytle Orvill and Vernon Rev. Henderson M. E. Charch Hockingport Cooilville Coolville Epworth League Neal White

Hickory Grove Community News In Brief

Ethel Anthony is on the sick list. Edward Verity of near Beaumont passed through our community on Tuesday of last week. Oliver Ballenger and family visited relatives in Athens Sunday. Isaac Nice attended the National Park dedication in Chattanooga last week. George Ballenger and Salem Pierce left last Monday for Groveport to work. Cora Parker and son Fred visited relatives. A large group from Tick Ridge and Coolville Ridge visited John Mulligan’s family last week. Mt Pleasant Christian Endeavor society reorganized Sunday evening September 15 electing Effie Ballenger president and officers including Samuel Curtis Stella Nice Willa Yates Emma Cuckler George Ballenger Jacob Cuckler.

Ethel Anthony Edward Verity Near Beaumont Oliver Ballenger Gertie Athens Isaac Nice Chattanooga Tenn George Ballenger Salem Pierce Groveport Cora Parker Fred F. Hooper Peter Mary Bridget Walsh Tick Ridge Thomas Rosa Sheridan Coolville Ridge John Mulligan Christian Endeavor Society of Mt. Pleasant Effie Ballenger Samuel Curtis Stella Nice Willa Yates Emma Cuckler Jacob Cuckler

Local News Personal Visits Across ANGELS RIDGE

Fred Watson visited friends Sunday at Angels Ridge while Herbert Oxley of Columbus tours area. Addie Leggett stayed with Ida Copper last weekend and Miss Addie Cramner of Athens visits Mrs. F White this week. Mrs. Joseph Lattimore and daughter of Columbus are visiting here. Emily Laughling returned from Columbus with granddaughter Maud and Edna Bream. Frank White recovers from injuries after a runaway incident. Kattie and Rosa Walsh of near Dean Station were hosted by Joseph Mulligan. Cora Anthony attended the Howard-Lettler wedding at the bride’s parents’ home on September 11.

Fred Watson Herbert Oxley Columbus Addie Leggett Ida Copper Addie Cramner Athens F White Joseph Lattimore Emily Laughling Maud Edna Bream Frank White Kattie Rosa Walsh Near Dean Station Joseph Mulligan Cora Anthony Howard-Lettler

Valley church hosts C. E. society session on Sunday

The C. E. society held a profitable and entertaining session Sunday evening at the Valley church. Seeding is underway though farmers await rain to sow. Annie Reeves died at C. W. Reeves residence Sunday. Rev. Long led funeral services at the Valley church. Local teachers include C. F. Dixon Brooks F. W. Brooks and others.

C. E. Society Valley Church T. W. Woodyard Annie Reeves C. W. Reeves F. W. Brooks Golden Mary Wood Bower Victoria Wood Bates Sherman Parker Blanche Robinson Wines

School opens with Mr Bean as teacher in town

Meg Bell visited friends in Mineral last week. Mrs Edward Gilham of Athens visits relatives nearby. Rev Ewing led services at the Lookout Line church last weekend. Mr and Mrs Samuel Notestine of Nelsonville stay with Mr and Mrs James Kell. Mrs McCully of Iowa visits relatives after thirty year absence. The C EB of Lookout church held a Sunday evening entertainment on September 1. all enjoyed the event.

Mr. Bean Meg Bell Mineral Edward Gilham Athens Ewing Samuel Notestine Nelsonville James Kell McCully Iowa C. EB The Lookout Church

Melon party and social visits noted in Guysville area

The column lists a string of Sunday and Saturday gatherings in Canaanville Dana Poston in Guysville Mrs J A Linscott in Athens and Amesville visitors to A J Poston s home. It notes no wheat sowing due to heat and dryness and reports Guysville defeating Long Run 18 to 2 in a local baseball game at A P Linscott s.

Dana Poston Guysville J. A Linscott Athens Baird Wade A. Linscott Amesville J. A. Linscott Fred Haning J. B. Mingus Nelsonville Herbert Bean Graysville A. J. Poston James McCormick Annie Patton Lon Carpenter A. P. Linscott’s Long Run

Infant daughter of Guy Dinsmore very ill

The report notes the infant daughter of Guy Dinsmore is very sick. Emmett Carpenter spent the weekend with friends at Longstrethh. Mrs. Dinsmore and son were away with friends Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Hannah Ashton returned Monday from a week with friends in Athens. Mrs. Adam Steinitz marked her 33rd birthday Saturday with gifts and a day of enjoyment. Mr. and Mrs. O. Strahl hosted a melon party Thursday at their Willow Creek home for the Epworth League of Clark's Chapel. attendance was large and the evening pleasant.

Guy Dinsmore Emmett Carpenter Longstrethh Dinsmore Garden Yin Hannah Ashton Athens Adam Steinitz O. Strahl Willow Creek Epworth League Clark's Chapel

Local News Roundup from Mt. Pleasant Area

Wm Henry is on the sick list. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. 8 E Barnhill on September 17. Wm Walker of Iowa visits brother Herman Walker. Ol Farm coal mine runs at full capacity. Our school opens with Thurman Parker as principal and praised as a top teacher. George Beal’s child slowly recovers from diphtheria. Rev E A Cragg preached his farewell sermon at Mt Pleasant on September 5 and will stay for another year.

Wm. Henry E. Barnhill Wm. Walker Iowa Herman Walker Thurman Parker Parker George Beal E. A. Cragg Mt. Pleasant

Beebe Notes and Dedicatory Trip by Veterans

Miss Stella Frost of Coolville visited Beebe this week. Mrs. Josie C. Petty, ill five weeks, is slowly improving. Frank Patten and Charles B Crippen traveled to Chattanooga and Chickamauga for the National Military Park dedication. They recount their unit, the 92d O V L, being surrounded by a Virginia division during the battle but breaking through.

Stella Frost Coolville Josie C. Petty Frank Patten Charles B. Crippen Chattanooga Chickamauga National Military Park 92D O. V. L

Death by self harm at the State Hospital

Mrs Mary E Bradford a patient from Meigs county at the Athens State Hospital cut her throat with an old razor last Thursday at 9 30 pm. Attendants and a ward physician treated her, but bleeding resumed early Friday and she died. The inquest ruled death by her own hand and cleared physicians and attendants of blame. The article notes the facility houses many patients with limited staff.

Mary E. Bradford State Hospital Meigs County Squire Rose

Peace and Union at Louisville Grand Army Reunion Speech

A Louisville promissory note is repaid amid a Civil War veterans reunion. William H. Watterson delivers an emotional address praising Union and liberty while acknowledging past divisions. Mrs. John A. Logan and General Lawler witness the moment as veterans celebrate reconciliation and peace.

Lincoln Club Meets in Phoenix Block for Campaign Session

The Lincoln Club held a Thursday meeting in Phoenix block compartments with officers reappointed and new election. F. W. Bush became treasurer, O. E. Davis secretary pro tem, and I. M. Foster resigned. Mayor Wilson and Dr. I. P. McVay spoke on campaign work and future organization. Davis promised further remarks at a later date as the club adjourned for this evening’s meeting.

Lincoln Club Phoenix Block I. M. Foster F. W. Bush D. W. Welch O. E. Davis L. G. Worstell Wilson I. P. McVay Davis

Free Lecture and Entertainment by G A R Member

Mr E W McIntosh of Indianapolis a former prisoner of Andersonville will entertain the G A R comrades and the public at City Hall on Saturday evening September 23 1805 with songs exhibitions on tenor drum bugle and guitar and will deliver a brief address recounting his prison life Admission free Also a new telephone system has been ordered for the State Hospital buildings and an ice cream social for Methodist church youth on October 1 at City Hall with sale of items by children Admission 15 cents

E. W. MclIntosh Indianapolis Andersonville City Hall MclIntosh Grand Army State Hospital Methodist Episcopal Church

Local shoe firm J W Logan & Son fails in Wyandott

The firm J W Logan and Son in the shoe trade on a small scale is closed after a writ of execution for 779 86 from Wyandott County Common Pleas in favor of Dages Andrews and Company of Columbus. Sheriff M M Riley shut the store. An ad for the property sale appears elsewhere. A list of uncalled for post office letters as of September 28 1895 includes Bradley Miss Dorie McHenry Mr solster Wim Metcalf Thomas Coleman J FE Pinkerton Hoyt Hankin Bertha Hitnour S Davis Chas KB Ridley Miss Amny Glunter J C Stancart Thomas IL Henderson Tedrick Mike Jones A G Underwood Miss Dora Koon Solomon.

J. W. Logan & Son Common Pleas Court Wyandott County Dages, Andrews & Company of Columbus M. M. Riley Bradley Dorie McHenry Solster Wim. Metcalf Thomas Coleman J. FE. Pinkerton Hoyt Hankin Bertha Hitnour Davis Chas. KB Ridley Amny Glunter Alo. Stancart J.C. Henderson Thomas IL. Tedrick Mike Jones A.G. Underwood Dora Koon Solomon

Autumn Excursion to Illinois via Buckeye Route

The Annual Autumn Excursion to Shel byville and Charleston Illinois runs Oct 24 from all H V and T Ry stations at one fare round trip. Wickers good returning 30 days from sale. Special train leaves Pomero 1:25 pm Middleport 2:55 pm Gallpolis 3:30 pm Lancaster 6:50 pm Columbus 8:30 pm. Excursion aims to help Ohio folks visit relatives and seek homes in Illinois with through coaches to avoid night car changes. For details contact C H T Ry agents or W A Fisher Columbus. Benj Chapin of Boston to perform Merchant of Venice at city hall Oct 3 with Y P S C E. Tickets at A O Sloanes. reserved seats 35 cents.

Lo Ilinois Buckeye Shelbyville Charleston Columbus Ohio Illinois W. A. Fisher G. PB. A Benj Chapin Boston City Hall

Lectures and rail fares prompt fall travel specials

Notices announce half rate travel from Jackson Marietta to Parkersburg for Rev T DeWitt Talmage lecture with return validity October 6. C H & T R Co sells one cent fare Athens Columbus for Democratic campaign event September 28 with a special train via Athens. Also ads for plumbing roofing heating cough remedies coffins pianos hearse and wagon trades plus buying two new Sussling houses.

T. DeWitt Talmage Jackson Marietta Parkersburg W. Va

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Athens County Broadwell Joanie Calvert Oakley Clarence Butts Hugh Meighen Carl Ellery Townsend Blanche Bean Canaonville Dickie Nettie Spence Sam Stalder Sadie McVickers Shawnee Frost Hibbardsville Lottridge Hickory Grove Angels Ridge Woodyard Canaanville Pleasanton Beebe State Hopital Tatterson's Sptech Oia Louisville Pittsburg Grand Army of the Republic Kentucky McCallum Moore Webster Liberty Union Hamilton Madison United States Republic Chaplin Hills Stone River Rosy Missionary Ridge Resaca Kennesaw Allatoon Corsey Atlanta Franklin Nashville Grant Sherwan McPherson Logan Dales Rankiny Mr. Watterson John A. Logan General Lawler Mrs. Logan Pakareny G. W. Ullom Cline Wyandot Rainier’s de Witt Peritonlars Buckeye Ionte Wanstrep Harces Canpreet & Guazma Mr. Jones B. Pickentna Particulas F. P. McVay Athens, O
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