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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
8
Probate Judge Hartkoff today overruled the county's exceptions in the firmary directors' account filed by B. F. Glardon as guardian of Rhoda Glardon. The court held the exceptions were not well taken and every item of the account showed a necessary expenditure.
Tom Stephens visits Woods Station while John Gray returns from Detroit. Mrs. Sam Lowenstein and Mrs. David Loeb plan a Cincinnati day trip. Miss Julia Buettner and Miss Lizzie Glauch were in Cincinnati yesterday. Miss Tillie Beaver heads to Cincinnati to stay with friends through Monday. Mrs. Addie Cook of Austin Minnesota returns home after ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Edw. C. Sohngen.
The Hamilton High School pupils allegedly circulate a round robin to protest a general vaccination order citing varioloid in the Fourth ward. Principal Dr W P Cope and board members denied knowledge of any protest and said parents would lead any action.
Advertises Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and Tablets claim to regulate the bowels for a clear complexion. Sells at 35 cents with Radcliffe Drug Co. locations at High Street and Second Street corners.
Edward Francis Murphy a 41 year old Cleveland mariner was admitted to Mercy hospital after a fall likely from a freight train nine miles south of Hamilton. He sustained a bruised shoulder and internal injuries with blood expectoration and is unable to state how the mishap occurred.
Next Saturday at the YW C A the ladies will serve a dinner for visiting teachers at the Southwestern Ohio association. Donations of potatoes fruit jelly homemade bread pies are welcome before 11 oclock Saturday morning. Mrs Dan Kennedy will teach embroidery and fancy work and the beginners French class met Tuesday and will meet at Mrs Chas Conner on Ross street.
Joseph E Flynn of 809 Campbell avenue has been appointed sergeant of Company B engineers. After four years of service he is stationed at Fort Mason California and at 26 has earned this high honor.
Amateurs will compete after the North Brothers Company performance at Smiths theater. A large number of entries are expected as hopefuls seek stage honors.
The Hamilton Home Telephone Co. will issue a new directory next Monday. Persons needing changes in residence or numbers must notify the company by then to have alterations reflected.
Mrs. Thomas Padgen of Monument avenue is able to be out after a six weeks illness with typhoid fever.
An old saying touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for sore wounds and piles with the claim that pain and chilblains disappear under its healing influence. Guaranteed by all druggists for five cents.
Burglars broke into Sam Greenburg clothing and furnishing on High street between the city building and police station. They entered from an alley door to the stockroom upstairs and stole about 500 in clothing including boys suits hats raincoats and a made to order suit. Police are expected to follow up leads and possible arrests.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for insomnia and nervous exhaustion. It cites energy from nerves, rest as restoration, and a testimonial from W H Fursman of Colorado Springs praising its superiority. The Miles company offers a guarantee refund if the first bottle fails.
Nort Brothers company performs The Old Mill House with a witty plot not seen before in repertoire. A lineup of vaudeville acts includes Arminta Burke aerials Gordon Maxwell Deatrice Earle and the Carr Trio. Friday matinee features The Parisian Princess appealing to all women and well produced by the North Brothers company.
The Smith's Theatre company presents The Wizard of Oz with an elite cast of sixty featuring George Stone as the Scarecrow and Robert Burns as the Lion. The production brings the original Chicago Grand Opera House and New York Majestic staging to town for Sunday matinee and night performances.
Minerva Coverdale as Dorothy and Gertrude Barthold as Trixie headline a local stage production. Anna Suits stars as the Prince with Lillian English as the Lady Lunatic and Myrtle McCarthy as the Witch of the North. A novelty song Nemo and His Bear is sung by Dorothy and a Teddy Bear chorus delights. The eyelone and poppy field scenes are praised and prices remain unchanged.
Henry C. Gray travels to Mt Clemens Michigan for treatment of rheumatism after weeks of poor condition and crutch use. His physician recommended the spa as a last resort and friends express hope for recovery.
A Pythian Sisters social gathering is planned at Mr Imble's, 120 South B Street, Friday afternoon. All welcome to attend the Hallowe'en soci.
An elderly woman known as Grandma Wana died peacefully at Hollister's Reel Mountain Tea location. The Radcliffe Drag Co. at Ti and Second Streets and 291 High 5 are noted in the fragmentary item, with no further details on age, date, or survivors.
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