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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1908

Page

23

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised In Camden

A Camden reader testifies to lasting relief from headaches back pain and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter highlights recovery from various female ailments and urges trials for difficult cases. Also notes social visits and local residents traveling to Lake Chautauqua Estill Springs and Col umbus OH during summer months.

W. P. Valentine Com Avenue Camden N. J Gardiner Lydia E. Pinkham

Sports and social notes from a regional gathering

The piece details fishing quality in a local area and praises Sir Frederick and Lady Pollock as strong sports. It notes Mr. and Mrs. James hoping to host them in autumn, Mrs. Herbert Loud visiting from Baltimore en route to Seattle, and social events at the Country club including bridge on the veranda and water tours. It covers the tennis cup finals won by Miss Pendleton and Mrs. Stimson 9 7, and mentions upcoming men’s doubles and the Ayres family summer plans in Vernonville.

Lady Pollock Sir Frederick James Oje Herbert Loud Katherine Brown Baltimore F. B. James Seattle Isabelle Pendleton George Stimson Elizabeth Mendenhall Louise Ayres Miss Pendleton Stimson

Mrs Kirk hosts bridge party at Fort Mitchell club

Mrs Theodore Kirk entertaining twelve tables of bridge whist at Fort Mitchell club. Guests include Miss Katie Bradley Miss Margaret Kirtley Miss Ann Sinclair and others. A two course luncheon followed the games. Friday evening Mr and Mrs Alfred Washington hosted a card party in honor of Miss Eleanor.

Theodore Kirk Fort Mitchell Katie Bradley Margaret Kirtley Ann Sinclair Cook Louisville Williams Kirk Grace and Hattie Collins Fred Marcum F. Buchanan Morgan Coke George Eaton Elliott Clarkson Alie Howard Charlton Thompson Bessie Marshall Richard Colville Graddy Kennedy Dr. Murnan Pearl Respess Verner Curry Tom Porter Edith Brennen James Daniels W. Carpenter Charles Moriarty Emma Galatti Westfall Miss Innes Tracey Lindley Frances Manser Rebecca Boyd Ed Sellers W. Walker Alfred Washington Eleanor

Social notes from Newport and surrounding towns

Mr. and Mrs. Bailie Morridge return from a Rambler bar trip with visits to Ripley Ohio and Maysville. Several family members plan Virginia and Ohio trips, and five hundred club events are noted. Visitors include Miss Hartsell, Mrs. Ella Baker, Miss Laura Schroll, Mrs. John Walters, and Miss Beliza Tucker with relatives in Paris, Ky.

Bailie Morridge Ripley Horace Maddux Maysville Lucie Hudson Virginia Hartsell Ella Baker Laura Schroll Asheville N. C William Washington John Walters Hunn Atlanta Beliza Tucker Paris Henry Behrmann Prestley Bolts Glenn Springs Marthas Stevenson Robert Fryer Fort Thomas Will Sandifer George McRoberts Ruth Marty Nazzie Biggstaff Sinclair Martha South Gate Haynie Will McRoberts Stella Stevenson Bascom Fenton Catherine Richards Louisville Blue Grass Avenue William Steward York Street Stricker Carrie Michigan Alice Harrison East Ninth Street New York Aurelia Eyer Monroe Street Daniel

Highlands social notes feature visits and plans

Miss Dorothy Collins spent the week end with Miss Florence Lindsay. Guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Carlock and Miss Mary Kavanaugh from Globe Arizona. Local socials note summer visits, camps in Ross Ky and Mackinac Island, and community gatherings at Fort Thomas Ave and Mount Pleasant Ave.

Dorothy Collins Price Hill Florence Lindsay Woodlawn Avenue Frank Carlock Mary Kavanaugh Globe, Ariz Iva A. Flannigan Cincinnati Highlands William W. Southgate Joel B. Ross Chattanooga Tenn Ross John F. Opp South I. V. Guy Katherine Charleston W. Va Art Applegate Julie Central School 8. S. Phister Brooksville H. W. Ross William Bruenger Mount Pleasant Avenue Susan Kavanaugh Howard Singleton Denver Col Highlands Epworth League MEB Myrtle Kaltner Evansville Ind

Glendale Notices of Travel and Visits From Local Residents

Glendale residents report July plans and visits to Detroit Fort Wayne and New York Chautauqua. Beatrice Spooner heads to Bats Cave North Carolina Robert Richardson and Harriet Richardson return from a Hast trip. Mrs William Galt visits from Washington and Ward Buchanan travels to Charlevoix with Mrs Carruthers.

Beatrice Spooner Bats Cave North Carolina Helen Elizabeth Mclaren Detroit Mich Cleveland K. Benedict Clinton Sears Fort Wayne Benjamin Bartlett Pearson Keys Middle Bass Adelaide Boyd Chautauqua N. Y Charles Thomas Spooner Spooner Sharon Avenue Mortimer Matthews Cooper R Howard J Dasohnston Louise ‘Thomson Héwtéei

Miss Jean Cudahy Named Ak-Sar-Ben Queen at Omaha Fair

Miss Jean Cudahy daughter of Mr and Mrs EH A Cudahy of Omaha was chosen fourteenth queen of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben civic order at a coronation. The note recalls her debut in Omaha society and links to local and Cincinnati ties as she travels in notable circles.

Commercial Tribune Omaha Neb Jean Cudahy E ‘Ereate-Packing Miss Cudahy EH. A. Cudahy Knights of Ak- Sar-Ben New Orleans St. Louis Mise Cudahy Washington Cincinnati

Cooking Club Guests Share Tea Tuesday

The Cooking club on Tuesday hosted guests including Mrs. Franklin Leach Mrs. John Carruthers Mrs. William Galt and Misses Alice Merrill Lillian Sterrett Rhoda Van Nes. William Sterrett is the guest of Mrs. Eugene Fisher of Peoria Illinois.

Cooking Club Franklin Leach John Carruthers William Galt Alice Merrill Lillian Sterrett Rhoda van Nes William Sterrett Eugene Fisher Peoria, Ill

Pleasant Ridge Luncheon Honors New York Guests

Mrs E E Lester hosted a luncheon in Pleasant Ridge for Mrs Mary Hisseém De Moss and Miss Ida Pierpont Stevens of New York. Guests included Mrs C S Bennett Mrs Louis Clergett and several local residents with visits from attendees in Walnut Hills Dayton Ky Lima and Peru Ind.

E. E. Lester Mary Hisseém de Moss Ida Pierpont Stevens New York C. 8. Bennett Louis Clergett Eleanor Bain Olive Hamer Mary McLeod Jane Wisénall Edmund Holmes Hettie Shafer Martha Luking Walnut Hills Bosshet Dayton W. J. Dempster Lima Hudnall McGreer Avenue Helen Stiles Peru Ind BE. E. Lester Esther Crockett Camille Durrell A. E. Clives Epworth Heights Grace. White

Fourth of July Basket Picnics Reach Local Hosts

California hosts Mr and Mrs Pursell welcomed many friends to a Fourth of July basket picnic. Mr and Mrs J H Foken entertained guests and relatives from Piqua Ohio for the holiday. Miss Grace Pursell from Chicago visited Brice Pursell and Mr and Mrs William Lean hosted the Jolly Afternoon club at their Eight Mile camp.

M. K. Pursell J. H. Foken Piqua, O Grace Pursell Chicago Brice Pursell William Lean Eight Mile

Social Gatherings Highlight Hartwell Area Notes

Mrs. Walter G. Parker of Mills Avenue hosted a Wednesday afternoon reception to meet her brother's wife Mrs. J H Barly of Elyria Ohio with help from sister Miss Harriet Barly. Listed guests include numerous local and distant women, five hundred club hosts, Boston visitors, and travels of families to Clark's Lake Michigan and Lebanon Ohio with social visits and entertainments noted.

Walter G. Parker Mills Avenue J.H. Barly Elyria Parker Harriet Barly Robert L. Hedges St. Louis Harry Caldwell Monticello Frank Harder T. C. Kirby J. C. Davis Herbert Hanscome George Crabbs Wayne Avenue W. O. Edmonds Horace Reed Sessions Boston Clara Parker Stayman Douglas Wilson Graves Bryan Rosina Bumpus Winnifred D. Cauch W.W. O. Edmonds J. J. Burgess Bensonhurst Harry Maurer Chidren Bellbrook Florence Jaynes Springfield Harry Moore Sturgis Avenue C. P. Calvert John Morse Judith Lincoln Massey Clark's Lake Mich L. B. Hancock William Midlaus George Frost Lebanon Rodney Hallam Boson

Social visits and travel plans across states noted in Chicago area

Local social page records a wave of summer plans and guests. Mrs Herbert S Bridge hosts a visit in Chicago after a sisterly meeting, while others travel east or host relatives in Clifton and Xenia.

Local Social Notes From Evanston And Surroundings

Evanston social page records visits and entertaining across the area. Mrs. RR Newcomb hosts in honor of Mrs. Melville of Kalamazoo with a list of guests including Mrs. J. Fred King and Miss Elizabeth Rogers. Nearby, Kalamazoo guest J. B. Melville visits Mrs. J. Fred King while J. H. Tenney visits daughter Mrs. Boutelle in Bevis avenue.

Hudsoh Avenue Melville Kalamazoo J. Fred King Elizabeth Rogers Nell. Bell A. M. Harvuot Grace Fowler F. E. Harvuot I. M. Green Florence Dennison Mae Dennison Abraim Beil Mittendorf Engelbert Culbertson Boutelle Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club Coney Island J. B. Melville Mich J. H. Tenney Massillon, O Wabash Avenue Harry Hickman Patriot Ind Edna, Berk Seven Mile, O Dorothy Heinemann Stacy Avenue

Newtown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Charles Muchmore spent a few days in Portsmouth Ohio as guest of Mrs. Harry Shaw. Mrs. Hannah Tucker returned home from visiting relatives in Seymour Indiana. Mrs. C R Bateman hosted the Woman's Home Missionary society on Church Street. Blanche Rawlings and her child visited Kuhns. Rev and Mrs J H Leare went to New York for a three week visit. Baracca club hosted a lawn fete on church lawn. Newtown ball team defeated Climax club of Portsmouth. Mrs Harry Shaw and son Percy stayed with C Binder Sr. Mrs J W Lyle and sons Horace and Durrell returned home after a fortnight’s visit with Mrs Harry Aicholtz.

Charles Muchmore Portsmouth Harry Shaw Hannah Tucker Delia Brown Seymour Ind C. R. Bateman Woman’s Home Missionary Society Church Street Blanche Rawlings Queen City Kuhns J. H. Leare New York Baracca Club Church Lawn Newtown Climax’ Club Percy C. Binder J. W. Lyle and Sons Horace and Durrell Lebanon Harry Aicholtz

Madeira Social News Travelers and Guests

Mrs. John Myers of Oblong Illinois visits the George Myers family. Jeffries of Iowa stays with the Armstrongs on Miami avenue. E L Henderson returns from an eastern trip. Mrs. George Heyburn and daughter visit Blanchester Ohio. Mrs. Lyman Fitts returns from Lawrence County Ohio. Miss Mabel DeMar of Boston formerly of Madeira summers with relatives. Clarence Helm family from Highlands Kentucky visit Captain and Mrs. J T DeMar. Mrs. C P Murray and daughter Ethel from Cleveland Ohio are here.

John Myers Oblong Ill George Myers Jeffries Iowa Armstrong Miami Avenue E. L. Henderson George Heyburn Blanchester Lyman Fitts

Curtin Family Returns From West Virginia Trip

Mr and Mrs H W Curtin and children return to Clarksburg WV after visiting relatives in Charleston and Greenland Grace Bay the trip involved several young ladies including Miss Bisio Warner and Miss Louise Ustreaht with details of the party unclear from the fragment.

H. W. Curtin J. A. DeArmand Clarksburg West Virginia Charleston W. Va Lonton Miy Grace Bay Bisio Warner Mims Louise Ustreaht

Lawrenceburg residents on visits and returns across states

Local notes list residents visiting relatives and returning home. Names include Mrs Arthur of Nashville. Mrs Ezra Hayes. Mrs Charlies Burkart and Margaret. Miss Lela Jeffson. Mrs Clark Perkins. Fredrick. Miss Lucile Lee. Mrs Louis Welderle. Mrs Elizabeth Slater. Miss Ella Roseboom. Mrs Louis Schilt. Mrs Isaac Swift. Mrs Walter Fitch. Miss Ada F Birch. Mrs Louise Schill. Mrs May Kirsch. Mrs Frank Emmert. Mrs J Frank Tulley. Several travels span Tennessee Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Ontario Canada.

Osgood Ind Mattox Simpant Pead Kestner Delphos Lelia Jaquith Cedar Co Joseph Schooley Lela Jeff Delphi Clark Perkins Lincoln Neb Harry Blyth Vise. J Fredrick Carlisle Lucile Lee Charles Decker Lena Junker Louis Welderle Cleveland Elizabeth Slater Sparta Katherine Prichard Lucy Cowen Burlington Robert Killouga Ella Roseboom Lulu Hicks Frankfort Louis Schilt Mack Ayler Isaac Swift Cincinnati Charles L. Hayes Bonnie Dame Walter Fitch Spades, Ind Brainard Ransom Toronto Can Ada F. Birch Louise Schill Miss May

Tusculum Social Notes Include Visits and Fourth of July Event

The column lists residents traveling to bankers meetings in Maysville Kentucky and Lima Ohio visiting relatives in Brookston Indiana Covington Kentucky and Terre Haute Indiana. It notes Edith Wilson hosting a Rho Delta Sigma event and a Book Club picnic at Rapp's station with eighteen members. The Tusculum Country Club hosted fifty two attendees for the Fourth including a farm dinner and outdoor games despite rain.

Harry Benedict Maysville Anna. Pugh W. H. Lewis Lima Mollie West Will Hays Brookston Ind Hays’.som Catly Behymer Covington, Ky Marshall Kellogg Terre Haute M. A. Frank Atlantic City Edith Wilson Rho Delta Sigma Book Club Rapp’s Station Abou Clarke Congregational Church Woodland Park O. E. Walker Ferris R. Melvin Howard Melvin Romaine Taylor Behymer Walter Gabriel Richard Gabriel Mary Feemster Addie Davis Irene S. Haver Gordon Bennett John Milligan Jennie McDonald Gordon C. Green Thomas Green Jesse C. Hughes May Spencer Avery Mayers

College Hill Social Notes Include Guests and Travels

Mr and Mrs Walter Wild of St Louis visit Mrs Charles Wild. The Thomson and Randall couples motor through Kentucky. Mrs Poole hosted by Mrs Anderson. Agnes Anderson visits Mrs George Newton in Kankakee. Mrs Henshaw to spend summer at Carp Lake. Prof Walter Aiken lecturing in Chicago. Mamie Bryant heads to Chicago for summer school. Alice Wild visits Mrs Charles Bryant in Asheville.

Walter Wild St. Louis Charles Wild Alexander Thomson Walter Randall Kentucky Poole Anderson Agnes Anderson George Newton Kankakee George Henshaw Carp Lake Walter Aiken Chicago Mamie Bryant Alice Wild Asheville Charles Bryant

Terrace Park Visitor Notes and Local Guests

Terrace Park residents host guests from Madeira Cincinnati Covington and Newtown as relatives and friends visit. Mr and Mrs George Bowman Gus join Mr and Mrs Frank Buschmeier. Mr and Mrs Walter Boone entertain. Kate Lemmon hosts Mrs Disque. Vera Burlew and Charley Burlew visit grandparents. others from Louisville Mount Auburn and Newtown attend social gatherings.

Frank Buschmeier George Bowman Gus Walter H. Boone Charles Woodward Milford George E.’ Goff Madeira Drydens Bellvilles Gegners Albert W. Highlands Hyde Park Al’e Josephus C. Highlands Kate Lemmon Disque Newtown Vera Burlew Charley Burlew Charles Gegner Samuel de Wald Louisville Mies Williams H. F. Williams Covington, Ky Santo Hughes Mountburn Wilson Cahrrati

Local social notes from Lippert boys to Miss Hallie Errett

Vacation and guest visits populate the week’s social column with Lippert boys and Hallie Errett departing for a month in Baltimore suburb Waverly. Guests include Elizabeth Iuen hosting Cecilia Snyder in New Boston as well as visits by Mrs Beisel and Mrs Coaney from Iowa and Chicago. News of Fourth of July week fun at Fresh Air Farm plus gatherings of the Fillmore family with Mrs Vickery and others in Cumminsville and Madisonville.

Lippert Hallie Errett Boyce el- Mott Waverly Baltimore Maryland Elizabeth Iuen Cecilia Snyder New Boston Charles Beisel Iowa George D. Coaney Chicago S. A. West Harriet M. Gegner Laura C. Brickley Madge Godley Harrison, O Frank Buschmeier Edward Shields Madisonville Fresh Air Farm Fred A. Fillmore James Vickery Margaret Rose Anna Fillmore William Schweinerhof Cumminsville

Hyde Park Social Notes Roundup of Local Visits

Hyde Park residents host and travel to friends across states and cities. Guests include Mr and Mrs Joseph Adams and son planning a Carp Lake Michigan visit, Miss Elsie King visiting in South Bend, and many families away at cottages and seashore resorts. Dr Woods from Montgomery may preach again, while reunions and dinners punctuate a busy social calendar.

Joseph C. Adams William Pfau Portsmouth John G. O'Connell Michigan Adra Dickinson New York Russell Lewis Elsie Marckworth Frank Diehl Adams County Springs A. W. Garland Anna Nieman Louise Symian Niemath California BD. W. Rugg Lexington Geraldine Hanna Hyde Park Walnut Hills Columbus Albert Helmers Manitoba Beach Mich Helen Williams Jennie Banks Augusta Staab Della Michie Ruth Small Carrie Small Edith Tuley Bessie George Norma Faegel Rose Womacks Sue Brown Olive McMillan J. R.king Albert Leisure South Bend Ind Elsie Harry King Ralph King Woods Montgomery Ala Presbyterian Church Hays Joseph Adams Carp Lake John W. Harper Grace Denver J. B. Hunter Anna Harper

Northside Social Notes From Cincinnati Grows Various Plans

Local residents host gatherings travel plans and visits across the Northside including Mrs A A Gies entertaining the Five Hundred club, families planning trips to Lake Placid Keene Valley Pointe au Baril and Boston, and many friends sending sympathy for the Ringgold death. The report lists travels visits and familiar faces from Cincinnati's Northside and nearby towns.

A. A. Gies Pullan Avenue Five Hundred W. B. Chenoweth Chenoweth Nashville Elizabeth Haight Donnelly Keene Valley Adirondacks June Donnelly Boston Lake Placid Vivian Hauss Sidney BE. V. Hauss Charles N. Paver W. J. Hunt Harrison H. E. Carstens John Ringgold Ringold Cincinnati Ora Root Greensburg Ind Clara Spaeth Batesville Jack Brown College Hill Northside Thomas Murray Mount Washington Beatrice’ DeCharms Tekia Gunter Edith White Catherine Phelan B. J. Harth Monroe Richt Ruth Bingham William Parker Nee Walton Chicago J. E. Johnson Cherry Street

Latonia Notices of Local Residents Traveling

Miss Mary Taylor Owen of Park Avenue left Monday for a visit of several weeks as guest of Mrs Albert Kern of Knoxville Tennessee. Mr Harry Link of Dunmore Park left Saturday for a trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Fort Erie. William H Gilbert and son of Huntington Avenue left Tuesday for Minneapolis to visit relatives. Mrs P Purnell of Glenn Avenue also mentioned in the notice.

Charleston Cormick Margaret Virgin Dunmore Park Metcalfe Indef Ky Edward S. Fogg More Bethel Gussie Bessie Nicholson Park Springfield Fritz McDaniels Ixville Grant Perkins Church Mary A. Wise Carrie Dinmore Park Jane Wise ¢ Langer W. H. Elliston Golding Streets Lville H. C Westwood, O Oscar Hoelscher Batl Avenue T. B. Castleman Main Street Bagle Creek Mary Taylor Owen Park Avenue Albert Kern Knoxville Tenn Harry Link Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort Erie William H. Gilbert and W. H. Jr Huntington Avenue Minneapolis P. Purnell Glenn Avenue

Westwood Social Roundup From Westwood Readers

Miss Edith Steinman and her aunt Miss Josephine Steinn plan a Yellowstone Park trip from Seattle. Mrs. O D Gilham travels with her baby and mother Mrs Feix to Michigan. Mrs Paul Gilham and daughter hosted a river party defending a days long trip. Guests included Mr Edward Meyers two sisters and Mr Milton Way. Mr William Oskamp prepares for an ocean voyage to aid Miss Oskamp recovering from appendicitis. Mr John Hauer and Jesse Dunn return. Mrs John Williams attending Summer Card Club next. Last Friday Mrs Art McFadden hosted a luncheon with twelve guests. Mr A McFadden and family travel from Greensborough to Scranton. wife and baby to stay at the McFadden home in Westwood.

Edith Steinman Josephine Steinn Yellowstone Park Seattle O. D. Gilham Feix Michigan Paul Gilham Edward Meyers Milton Way William Oskamp Greensborough N. C Scranton McFadden Westwood

Norwood Social Scene Heads Toward Summers End

Mrs Joseph Kirkup and Miss Cat travel to Pittsburg for summer visit. Mrs Howard Lynch hosts relatives from Sioux City on their way east. Bride to be Katherine Ryland receives wide attention amid pre wedding events with family gatherings and parties. Grace Girard and Susie Howland return home from visits and health improvements noted. First Lieutenant Percy Disque mentioned.

Joseph Kirkup Cat Pittsburg Howard Lynch William Winter Miami Hattie Belle Marion Stanley Fort Mitchell Wye Cooder Rylandee Mr. Myers Quincy Ill Grace Girard Land Susie Howland Sparrow Sonce Virginia Beach Percy Disque

Real Remedy for Obesity Cited in Plain Prescription

Readers are told a simple harmless cure for obesity using a named mixture with Fluid Extract Aromatic and Peppermint Water. A teaspoonful after meals and at night is claimed to reduce fatty excess without fasting, improving strength and skin clarity as weight drops.

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