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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1907
Page
2
An advert promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for bad breath from indigestion smoking or eating. It claims charcoal purifies the stomach and blood filters impurities and relieves odor. a free sample offer is made by mailing name and address to F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
Winchester Ky Judge J M Benton of Clark circuit court denied Mose Feltner demand for 1500 dollars he alleged Felix Feltner held in trust. The money was tied to a contempt charge in the Marcum Hargis damage suit after witnesses were allegedly run off and handed to Feltner by unknown parties claiming it was for Mose Feltner. Benton ruled the transaction involved law breakers and aimed to defeat legitimate disputes.
Jack Howard, a standout attraction at the Grand last night, delivered entertaining black face talk with unusually good makeup, drawing praise for his performance and stage presence.
Local churches list schedules: First United Brethren on Park and Dick avenues with sermons Promises Fulfilled and Forward, Sabbath school 9:30, midweek prayer 7:30. North Front Street German services with offerings and youth meetings. Westminster Presbyterian on Seventh and High with Eternal City sermon by Rev. Dart at 10:30. Court and Monument Avenue church devotion Everyday Heroism and Separation from Sinners with YP and midweek prayer. Seventh and Sycamore streets and Front and Sycamore streets host multiple German and English services, choirs, Christmas music, and New Year observances. various Sunday school times, senior and junior societies, and watch Night services noted.
W Edward Williams ministers Lindenwald Church of Christ invites members to Bible school at 9:00 a.m. overseen by R M McCoy. Morning worship with Lord's Supper at 10:30 features a Retrospection sermon. At 2:30 the Endeavor society hosts Juniors with chalk talks and activities. contests close tomorrow.
A roundup of Sunday services across First Church of Christ Scientist St Pauls Evangelical Lindenwald Methodist Episcopal and other nearby churches detailing sermons, Sunday schools, and New Year preparations. Notes include evangelistic series starting January 12, watch night services December 31 and various German and English services.
Mrs FE D Clapp reports her son nearly died from lung and throat illness but was saved by Dr King s New Discovery. The medicine is guaranteed for coughs and colds throat and lung troubles with a 50 cent price and a free trial bottle offered by all druggists.
First Class city and county bonds for sale along with real estate in all parts of the city and county. Alston and Lashorn advertise from Room 410, Rentschler Building with two phones. Dee 24 Tue Sat 8t.
The YMCA night school term runs January 6 to March 13. Educational director Mr. Crane lists subjects and instructors including Algebra with C. E. Wolford, Architectural drawing L. M. Wicks, Book keeping J R Woods, German with John Ha seroth, Electricity Geo J Lang, Employed boys class Hinkley Smith, First aid by physicians, Machine shop Jess L Shaeffer, Mechanical drawing Karl Clark, Chas May, Otto Pabst, Shorthand E M Ladley, Telegraphy E D Keyes, and more.
Floral lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor elected its officers for the coming year at last night’s meeting. Installations will occur at the first January meeting. New officers include Val Reuther protector past, Mary Reimer protector, Flo Dillon vice-protector, Wm Cummins recording secretary, Mon MaChoaskey financial secretary, Jobe Dillon treasurer, Mrs Sallie Thomas chaplain, Jacob Getz guardian, Charles Eggebrecht sentinel, and trustees Val Reuther Jacob Getz Flo Dillon.
John Duffield and Will Conarroe hosted a stag euchre gathering at Duffield's Somerville residence on Friday evening. Guests included Sam Baker Lou Frazee Sam Gerber John Carson Wilbur Armstrong George Milholland Rus Teague James Travis Robert Huffman Collinsville John P Johns Seven Mile and Camden locals. A supper featuring roast pig oyster soup celery salad sauce cold slaw pickles pie cake bananas apples candy and grapes was served in five style by Will Conarroe and Wilber Armstrong.
In probate court an inventory places the Evans estate at 5747.77 dollars. Appraisers C J Doves, William H Howells, and John M Evans valued it. Administrator Lewis Davies authorized private sale of personal property. Marguerite Smith administratrix of William Smith’s estate filed an account showing 816.22 dollars due the estate.
O. P. Ross, superintendent of Sterling Paper Co., reported at the police station that aside from 22 brass screens recovered there are six more plates missing. The plates have been used and he asks police to locate them if possible.
Miss Anna Schneider spent yesterday in Cincinnati. Thomas Coakley is home from Dayton for the holidays. Miss Edna Padgen guests of Miss Mary Wentz and Mrs W Maxwell and daughter Enolia. Ed Boli returned to Cleveland after a visit. Jim Beckett of Paris Illinois visiting his mother Mrs Keziah Beckett. Mrs Craig Dallas and daughters Esther and Gene visit Indianapolis. Mrs George Rump and son Ellis with Cincinnati friends. Miss Florence Murphy returns from Oxford visit. Lowell Carr arrives from Ann Arbor to visit his father. Mrs Eli Redelsheimer of Nashville guest of the Kahn family. Miss Eula Cisle leaves for Detroit to stay with aunt Mrs Campbell. Misses Mary McCoy and Marie Sohngen go to Cincinnati for a house party and dancing party.
The new auditorium on the Oxford campus, built by Contractor Lloyd, nears completion. The main hall on the ground floor will seat 1490 with stage scenery to be installed. Local pastors preach at Presbyterian and M. F. church services and visitors include Frank Davidson of Cleveland and Cornelia Fye of Cincinnati. Prof. R. M. Hughes visits Monmouth, Ill. and others travel between Columbus and Chicago.
J. P. Stillwaugh reported burglars broke into his Middletown pike brick yard office Friday night and carried off only a bunch of cheap lead pencils. No other items appeared missing. Local police urged anyone with information to come forward.
Clare Hinkle 22 a farmer of Middletown and Clara Bel 20 a domestic of Middletown are licensed to wed. The record notes completion of the license with names and ages.
Prof. Selby Vance of Lane seminary will preach at both services tomorrow at the First Presbyterian Church.
Michael Logchiavo of 822 Lowh Fifth street will have a funeral Monday at 8 at the house and 8 30 at St Mary's church. Interment follows at St Stephen's cemetery.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salmon Hill of 21 Center Street died at 7 Saturday morning. The remains will be taken to Elk Creek cemetery near Mintonville on Sunday afternoon.
Mayor Thomas presided at a brief Saturday justice session. John Baker, a Polish man, struck his countryman Michael Asbury in the face and torn his coat. Baker was fined the costs for the offense. John Brannon, who snvte Squire Messal, also paid the costs.
Good Advica of Le Raysville New York urges use of Buecklen's Arnica Salve for piles claiming a cure twenty years ago. The ad guarantees success for sores wounds burns or abrasions and sells for 25 cents at all druggists.
The Sunday school session will be held at the Y M C A at 7 30 Rev H N leads the eve ers class A tonight Also promoting Rocky Mountain Tea in an ad style mention The Radcliffe Drug Co at High and 2nd Streets and Butler county advertiser The Democrat is cited as the best medium.
Miss Lottie Kimble of 1114 Chestnut Street was discharged from Mercy hospital and returned to her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Kimble where she is almost fully recovered.
The funeral for Mrs Lena Einsfeld wife of Philip Einsfeld of 74 Chestnut Street will be held at 1 30 PM at the house and at 2 PM at St John’s Church Monday afternoon with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
An old advertisement promotes Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for constipation and "bad blood." The Radcliffe Drug Co. lists its corner store at High and Second Streets and 231 High Street as selling the tea in tablets or tea form.
The case of Maud B. Boaz against S. E. Irwin has been settled and dismissed in the common pleas court.
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