Christening Feasts Guests At Reeb Home In East Hamilton
Society notes describe a Sunday all day house party at Mr and Mrs Benno Reeb on Shuler avenue East Hamilton for the christening of Idona Matilda Reeb. Sponsors Miss Nella Hedges and Barton Stone, gifts, and attendees listed among local families and neighbors. The item also mentions the upcoming socially attended Butler county fair boxes sold for races and lists boxes holders. Marriage announcements of Lizzie Conrad and Joseph Stang at St Peter's church with reception follow and engagement news for Miss Carrie Shoek and John Addison. Dinner entertainments hosted by Miss Macie Bailey and Miss Hilda Ganzmiller are noted with guest lists. A birth notice for Virginia Seeman dated September 28 is included.
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Reeb
Benno Reeb
Shuler Avenue
East
Hamilton
Idona Matilda Reeb
Nella Hedges
Barton Stone
Messrs
Fred Ludwig
Beech Ruble
Charles Hedges
Kate Keeble
Finna Theobald
Bessie Ludwig
Nella
Ruth Hedges
Emerick
Mr. Mustard
Karl Kuhr
Sherman Hedges
Butler County Fair
James Dorsey
Chas, McCreary
L. D. McGinley
W. H. Semler
Murray Urmston
Harry Hughes
John Dick
Dr. W. 8. Reed
George Rook
Miles D. Lindley
A. F. Bickley
Charles Sanders
Gus Lamb
William Morner
Fred Bender
Fdw. Hoffman
William M. Dingfelder
Wilmer Brown
M. W. Goodman
J. L. Garver
Charles Sohngen
George IP. Sohngen
Lizzie Conrad
Joseph Stang
McGonigle
St. Peter’s Church
Private dance at Jacobs hall by Yankee Social club
The Yankee Social club hosts a private dancing party in Jacobs hall on Wednesday evening for invited guests only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Social Club
Jacobs’ Hall
Bettmann to Succeed Cellarius as Internal Revenue Collector
Bettmann named to head the revenue district succeeding Herman Cellarius. He expects active duty within a month and notes a two to three week delay for commission while sending bond paperwork to Washington. He just returned from abroad and is resting at home on Walnut Hills and expressing enthusiasm for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Bernhart Bettmann
Herman F. Cellarius
Cellarius
Washington
Mr. Bettmann
Walnut Hills
Crude oil seen in Old Oxford Area and local events
Special to the Democrat Sun reports oil returning to the surface at an abandoned well on Louis Schuck’s premises in Darrtown and ongoing shallow gas at Four Mile Creek. Notes on Oxford college serenade, a wheel barrow ride, and a new college yell. Local school boards may close Thursday and Friday for the big earth fair week.
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Democrat-Sun
Oxford
Louis Schuck
Darrtown
Hamilton
Four Mile Creek
Wells Nichols
Objection Filed Against Ruling Favoring Oglesby in Patent Case
Objections were filed in Cincinnati by Dowagine Manufacturing against the court’s decree in favor of W. B. Oglesby in the Dowagine Manufacturing Company v McSherry Manufacturing Company patent suit. The case awards nearly $50,000 to the plaintiff. Oglesby says he was misrepresented. court held he bears no liability. Complainant argues lack of court jurisdiction.
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United States Circuit
Cincinnati
W. B. Oglesby
Dowagine Manufacturing Company
McSherry Manufacturing Company
Oglesby
New Hamilton Directory 1907-08 Expands Listings
Copies of Williams directory of Hamilton for 1907 1908 are now being distributed. The directory lists 22 470 names versus 17 976 in 1905 06. Estimated Hamilton population in the covered territory is about 35 000, with some estimates near 40 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Directory
Hamilton
Letters and ordinance on sewerage and rail speed in Oxford
The Democrat Sun notes a signed letter on sewerage policy, while unsigned letters are not published. It cites a 1803 ordinance against fast trains through Oxford, urging enforcement amid local crossings dangers, maintenance issues, and multiple residents moving in and out of town. It also lists community notices from church circles, routes, fair preparations, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democrat-Sun
John
Oxford
Muddell
Caffeine Hidden Enemy and Postum as Brain Nourisher
An article argues caffeine and coffee hinder progress by harming heart digestion and nerves. It promotes Postum as a grain based substitute supplying brain and nerve nourishment. A personal test is urged for readers to gauge health benefits and potential greatness.
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Postum
Harmon’s Answer in Livestock Law Cases
Receiver Harmon of the C HL and IY railroad filed answers in two government cases alleging violations of the livestock law. The answers deny the material allegations in the bill of complaint.
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Harmon
C., HL and IY
United States
Electric Bitters Promised Safe Work Field in Panama
The article notes high Panama Canal wages tempt young artisans to Skalded labor, but fears of fevers and malaria deter many. It claims experienced workers rely on Electric Bitters to stay safe from malaria and poison, touting cures for blood poisoning, biliousness, weakness, and stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. guaranteed by drug stores for 50¢.
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Panama Canal
Hope to See You Again Next Year
A brief note expresses sentiment about not wanting to lose the $50 and hope for a reunion next year with a person named Guy.
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Guy
Rebecca Ward Estate Petition Deficiency Overruled
Judge Gard overruled the motion by administrator J. P. Wilson to compel Dolore B. Duncan to file a more definite petition regarding the Rebecca Ward estate. The ruling was issued Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Wilson
Rebecca Ward
Dolore B. Duncan
Gard
Owes $596.34 in probate case Liabilities Filed
Joseph Nealon who assigned in probate court in favor of John F Neilon Jr has filed a statement of liabilities. The document lists Nealon owing 505.34 dollars.
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Joseph Nealon
John F. Neilon, Jr
Nealon
Fresh Oysters Daily at Heib's Court Street
Daily oysters advertised at Heib's 217 Court St the offer lists raw or stewed serving options. The typographic note cites a price of 30 cents per quart and suggests a 15-cent serving option. It appears as a brief advertisement with no ending date beyond September.
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Heib’s
Court St
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Society At the Fair
Miss Conrad and
Jos
Stang Will Mary
Miss Carrie Shock
Carrie Shoek
John Addison
Miss Shoek
Macie Bailey
Hattie Ivens
Ada Cook
Viola Burdsall
Fannie Burdsall
Blanch Murphy
William Burdsall
Aaron Burdsall
William Ivans
George Bowman
Hilda Ganzmiller
Catherine Young
Freda Schelhorn
Joe Parker
Nora Dowling
Mollie Young
Lillian Blatt
Alma Ganzmiller
Virginia Seeman
Virginia Louise Seeman
Oxford People
Oxford College
Smoots
Charlie Smoots
Geo. Kramer
Rogers
West High Street
Bonham Road
Queen Esther
M. F. Ehureh
Grace Welsh
Women’s Home Missionary Society
M. E. Ehurch
James Lloyd
Thomas Flaherty
James Huntelisson
Frank Bolmer
Norman Schweeting
Shirley Munns
James Overholtz
John Vanines
Millville
H. H. Smith
Nelson Falton
J. C. Douglass
Lord Constantine
Dr. Smith
D. Hayden
Warner Ella
John Riker
Mason
Jennie Richey
John Robertson
Mathes-Sohngen
New York
Mathes-Sohngen Co
Canal Zone
Pater
South Second St
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