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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1907
Page
3
Mrs Lowenstein and Mrs Loeb host Mrs Bell’s honor gathering at Mrs Loeb’s home tonight. Mrs A Rothwell invites the Monday club for a Ross Avenue afternoon. Miss Rose Sauer to entertain the Jolly Eight club Saturday afternoon.
The managers of the Children's Home will hold their regular meeting Monday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. J. C. Weaver.
A son was born to Mrs William Obberecht of Cireenwood Avenue. The announcement notes the new arrival in the family.
Advertisement claims rheumatism stems from kidney dysfunction and uric acid buildup. Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea supposedly removes the cause and clears the system. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. The Radelite Drug Co., at High and Second Streets, and 31 High St.
Police chase a hotel money scam involving John La Pearl who cashed a 432.32 draft to D. AK Ream. The suspect, 24 year old Harry Dunlap, a former Redkey bellboy, used a fake name, displayed a floral box, and vanished after the theft. He claimed travel for the cigar trade with roots in Cleveland and registered from Chicago. Authorities continue to investigate.
On Saturday morning Judges Gard and Murphy presided. Minnie Wardlow v Charles Sheriff involved a farm lease. Ida M Clippinger v Frank Selby et al sought reformation and deed setting aside. A transfer from Isaac Selby to Eda Clippinger is alleged mistaken.
At the police court before Mayor Thomas on Saturday morning the $50 appearance bond for Mike Russov was forfeited for failure to appear in a misconduct case with Mrs. Yelka Masiwiet wife of Peter Masiwiet of No. 7 Chestnut street. John Rheinhardt who drove a White Brothers horse to Cincinnati was fined and his $15 bond declared forfeited. Odelia White's case for menacing threats was continued due to the complainant’s absence. Henry Howard and Louis Eckert were dismissed after being charged with breaking his cart and harassing E. C. Birch of Lindenwald with a promise to behave.
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana testifies his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism for weeks with eight doctors providing no relief until Dr Detection's Relief for Rheumatism. He says it gave immediate relief and allowed her to walk within days. Sold by S Beeler, Druggist, corner Main and 1st.
The ten day grand jury examined 178 witnesses and returned sixteen true bills led by a notable infirmary affairs probe. John Bliss drew the largest witness fee in years for examining infirmary matters, traveling from Cleveland. Several indictments were not returned including cases of rape burglary and non support. Jurors inspected the county jail and found inmates well kept under court rules.
Miss Teresa Willen is on the sick list. Lee Parrish spent the day in Cincinnati. Robert Fisher was a Cincinnati visitor yesterday. Miss Annette Veenefton visits in Pomeroy Indiana. Albert Ryan of Middletown was here last evening. Chas Boynton of Middletown spent last evening here. Paul Sohingen of Middletown was here yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Tom A. Smith spent Saturday in Richmond Indiana. Miss Bessie Dowty leaves tomorrow for Monte Carlo. Mrs. Nelson Speer left to visit her sister in Kansas City Missouri. Mr. Alfred Heilbrun of Kansas City visited the Rosenberg family today. Mrs. Bell of Louisville Kentucky is visiting Mrs. M. Goodman. Miss Nel Cahalane will spend Sunday in Indianapolis. Allen Andrews is home after the Canton grand lodge meeting. Miss Clara Darby joined Mathes Sohingen Co. Miss Lelia Kimble to spend weekend with Miss Pearl Stine. James Smyers accepted a position with Radcliffe Drug Co. Mrs. Henry Dreyfus and Mrs. Murray Newburgh entertain in honor of Mrs. Weil. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ellis and son Vance of Cincinnati will be guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Connick. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Dauth will move to Wiseburg Indiana Monday. Mrs. William Emerick and daughter of Oxford spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Smith. Fred Schliep Jr. is on a ten days vacation from St. Louis terminal union station baggage room.
Pollard & Coy sold the horse Honor Craig to Oliver King of Knoxville Tennessee for 4400 dollars. King will use the horse for matinee races after it was shipped to him last night. Pollard Coy & Groubach will race Peter Parker at Cruthrie Kentucky next week on a mile track there.
A column extols varied diet for appetite and digestion and promotes Tew National Biscuit Company Graham Crackers made from unbolted wheat. It notes moisture and dust proof packaging to preserve flavor and freshness as Hess references the product.
An amended petition was filed in common pleas court on Saturday in the Dowagine Manufacturing Co versus the McSherry Manufacturing Co case seeking to hold stockholders liable for alleged patent infringement. By order of Judge Gard, Howard Swope as administrator of H. G. Swope's estate and Ella M. Manning, W. H. Minton, and William Fetzer were added as defendants.
Mr. Baker of Standard Oil Co was struck in the left ankle Saturday morning on High street as a rock thrown by a boy hit him. The injury caused a painful bruise but no serious harm reported.
Advert reads testimonials from Edward D. Ream of North Manchester Indiana and Mrs Bellem Tindall of Hastings Nebraska praising Dr Miles' Nervine for curing St Vitus Dance epilepsy and spasms after many doctors failed. Claims guarantee money back if first bottle fails. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana
County commissioners Saturday morning approved the bond of Auditor-elect Joseph E. Brate for 20000 dollars with multiple sureties listed. The board also awarded contracts for reinforced steel concrete box culverts at two farms in Milfond and Madison townships for amounts 449.50 and 182 dollars respectively.
Coroner Schumacher held an inquest into the deaths of Ben Marcee and John Leavell, two Kentuckians who were asphyxiated in a St. Charles hotel room. Evidence aligned with prior Democrat-Sun reports and a verdict of accidental death is anticipated.
PAZO ointment guarantees cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding cases within 6 to 14 days or money back. Price 50 cents.
Chinese lily bulbs advertised at Rothenbush's with a sale price around four cents per bulb as of the weekly listing dated the 21st.
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