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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
3
Miss Mary Van Doren a graduate of the I. H. S. class of 1906 will wed Joseph Kohen of Cincinnati connected with the Hamilton Outfitting Co. The announcement came at a Steiger home party on Vine, with Miss Helena Steiger hosting and a hearts game among the guests.
A peculiar case at the St Charles hotel involves D K Ream of Chattanooga presenting a draft to Paul Frechtling who promised payment later. Jack LaPearl of Chicago allegedly collected the money from the safe and received funds for Ream without authority, prompting Frechtling to pay a second time while trying to locate LaPearl.
The Democrat is praised as the prime advertising medium in Butler County, highlighted for reach and impact in local business circles.
The 1898 will of Mary Gillardon, who died two weeks ago followed by her son Frederick's death by his own hand, leaves most of the estate to Frederick as executor after gifting 200 to granddaughter Nettie Gillardon. The German original was translated into English, and witnesses include Chris Pabst Clarence Murphy and Alexander Getz.
Mayor Thomas imposed fines in police court including Albert Hubbel for intoxication with costs, Lizzie Booth alias Lizzie Cash for disorderly conduct and house of ill fame, 25 and costs, and Henry Howard and Louis Kekert for destruction of property, continued to Saturday morning.
Pleasant Hill Ohio residents share weekend visits with neighbors. W B Phellis spent Friday with Alex Campbell and family of New Haven. Mr and Mrs W D Ludlow called on John Grant family Sunday. F Waer of Hamilton was a Pleasant Hill caller. H D Wynn stayed with Cincinnati friends. Allen Morris and Mrs Hall hosted guests Sunday. Phellis and Morris were Shandon callers Monday.
In Somerville the district sees a full women’s ticket for the school board led by Lizzie Keller Miranda Muff and Laura Stephens. They face male opponents Charles Kapp BE L Inman and Frank Chapins as female relatives turn against the incumbent male candidates.
The health boards of the district met in Cincinnati yesterday and discussed the suggestion that every county should appoint a health officer.
Miss Mayne Mueller returns home after visiting Alice and Grace Kapp in Oxford. James Williams constructs a new foundation at his residence. Thomas Johnsons travel to Hamilton for the winter. George Neanover becomes a fireman on the C H D railway. Frank Campbell visited Oxford Friday. Bess Brenan shopped in Cincinnati Saturday. Richard Pegg and family visited Hamilton Sunday. Findalie Keller stayed with Flora Williams Sunday.
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