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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
9
A scattered roundup reports townspeople visiting relatives in Yupeka and German town, sales near Springboro, and Bethany events. It notes entertainment by Westminster Quartetie, recitals by Ethel Wyle’s pupils, and upcoming Lyceum Bureau acts. Weather and local life details, including medical updates and a sudden erysipelas death in Pillghore, are summarized with names and places.
Mrs. Margaret Haabine of Hamilton visited the Wisedom family and Almond Davis and daughter Mary spent Sunday with Fruman Davis of Lesnardaville. Jolia Kadle of Gresville visited home folk for several days. Peter Kerr of Lesnardsville spent Wednesday with his brother Joseph, John Young and George Ulmer. Hamilton visitors Thesiny Miss Bay Schidip and Reel Wing of Mansillon visited Mrs Mary Hogera. The promovinity residents hope to travel Hamilton Rut Middletown Piki again. There will be pricing services seat Sunday at 7:00 p.m. Awaited yet.
Sunday gatherings traced through Hamilton visits and extended kin from Cincinnati to Kentucky. Household hosts include Mrs Gertrude Becker and family, Mr and Mrs Korge, and Mr Edward Jones with relatives. Also noted are travel to Kentucky and a brief foreign trade remark praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds.
Mrs. Alex Orr and daughter Mary of Fairhaven visited Mrs. Margaret Shamsey. Miss Ella Pinkerton resumes duties at George and Willers Store. Preva Bridgeford wedding drew a large crowd at Tri County Display tent with thirty dollars in gold given by Tri County Hardware Company. Mrs. Kraus of Camiter visited her parents. W. L. Potts and wife visit Cecil at Purdue. Missionary Societies hosted the District Society with over a hundred delegates. Verla Miller entertained twenty friends for Miss Dena McDill of Jamestown. Parquetville farmers club hosted Thomas Murphy and family. Nellie Finch of Oxford stayed with M. W. Wilton’s family. Cyens Gaskins from Tobasca visited old friends. Lena McDill returned to Jamestown. The McChristie area welcomed Milton Brown and family. Mrs. Waller Moor hosted a gathering for Frank Broughs. Snapfire luncheon noted. The bride received many presents. Weishiam Leach married this week to M. Mason from OWT. County Play plans discussed. Grove named County President. Ja Kennedy hosted his sister from Marshaltown. Fairhaven couple shopping locally. Halloween contest planned with many designers. Lynn Hill sold tickets for a Wick DeLaval cream separator. Charles Maddock’s baby won the baby prize. Weather reduced entries to four babies. Mrs. Macay Carmichael and baby to Florida visiting relatives.
The column lists numerous family visits and gatherings across Sharonville Hamilton and Monroe with names like Emvil Juls, Alt Welsh, Miss Alfte Brant, Lawrence Barnthouse, Marvin Huis, Mayjorie, Gare, Binneh Dor, JEB Shepherd, GM Elliott, Myrtle Davidson and others. It notes a riding accident near Alt Welsh and updates on Miss Kyle’s friend improving after illness, plus Mrs. Haw’s return from Indiana due to her daughter Edith Myers.
A vintage warning that among minor ailments the cold poses the greatest danger because it often leads to serious diseases like pneumonia and consumption. It notes colds can enable diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe reliable treatment widely sold by dealers.
Local society notes list dinners visits and weekend hostings involving families from Hamilton Union City and Oxford. Numerous named individuals such as Mrs. Otis Kell Mr W H Stephenson Miss Abbie Brant and Mr Horace Beckett attend gatherings with relatives and friends across multiple towns.
MASON. Mason area social round up as residents report visits and greetings. Mrs Emma Bernydict returned from a few weeks visit. Harry and Mrs H Ta hosted at the Home Culture Club on Tuesday. Frink of Cincinnati was a guest of RB Sasser. Mrs Mabel Weel returned from a visit with her parents. Social workers were entertained by the ROR on Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walliam Thaker hosted a 12 o'clock dinner with guests from Norwoon and Mazon. Mrs Lee Randat entertained at an afternoon gathering. William Golemian attended a State Convention in Lin. Mrs Willian Peppy of Nomwood was weekend guest of Mrs Williamson. Malvinas spent Sunday at Surnoa. The Gorsnea group returned from a two week trip to Denver and Tyoria.
Det. 21 Me and Mrs Carr hosted a welcome for friends. Mrs Jane Applegale visited relatives here. Mrs C Vofenking of S river Canada is now staying with her father and sister. Mrs A bo Scott traveled to Marthoville Arkansas to join her husband. Morris and family hosted 4 Morris and family. Crawford Motrie’s guest last week was Mr Logan of A and B. Annie Williams of Cincinnati spent last week with H L Rowland. Pred Skiwings hosted his brother and sister last Sunday. Evan Williams and family of Van Lavert spent a few days with David Francis and family. Don’t miss the Canter Jubilee Singers at Shandon, Ill.
A man from Antwerp, Obie, Wes Heater Waite, reports three years of stomach and constipation woes. After trying several physicians, he found relief with Chamberlain's Tablets. He used them for a year and were completely cured, addressing both the stomach trouble and the constipation. For sale by all deal ers.
Miss Magsin Ramey and Mrs Lizzie Johnston hosted guests including Mrs Harry Ramsey and Miss Nelle Mann. Visitors Ro AMC Wilson and family, Rev Joseph Speer from Columbus preached, and many locals hosted or attended Sabbath gatherings. A new formal and tight plant for a church is planned, parsonage repairs underway, and several residents traveled or received care in neighboring towns.
Monroe reports a busy period of gatherings in Middletown with multiple parties and visits. Local residents including Miss Anna Sterne and Miss Esther Rudge hosted and attended events while families such as Stewart, Warner, and Shafer were mentioned across social afternoons and Saturdays. Several Cincinnati visitors loaned company and were hosted by Middletown families during the week.
Mrs Scott Kramer and daughter Shick visited near Summerville with George Phares and Candy on Wednesday. Ed Hines discussed his horses Wednesday night. Everett Mans family spent Sunday with Henry Rollon family. The Surprisers visited Elmee Riner on Friday for a fine time. Mrs Alfred Maddock evinces weakness and other locals visited John Lane’s, Ray Joes, Otlo Frest, and Milton Wagoner over the week end.
sprawling column reports Mrs Ring and Edna visiting Hamilton, describes Zack Berger injured by a bull near Brant farm and recovering, mentions Mrs Robinson and Mrs Bishop visits, Littte family at Clyde Taykson home, J O Neal improving with home improvements, and J B Hee enjoying good health. It covers church concerts, planned entertainment at Chorehome, weather effects on farms, pumpkin crops, pumpkin funeral for Cliniga Decker, road work by Township crew, and community reminders for care and attendance.
Jacksonburg residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and neighbors over recent weekends. People named include Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Brtlereach, Alph Thomas, Miss Ethel Towers, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Guthie, Mrs. Charles-Imtoff, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Shaler and granddaughters Elizabeth and Zelma Maris, and Ed. Matts among others. Corn husking begins while local repairs and barn work continue. A Lecture Course opening in Trenton featured a quartet and drew several local attendees from Cotton Run and Pleasant Ridge.
A Sunday of family visits and small gatherings is noted around Mt Carm el and nearby towns with numerous Langs Roberts and Matz families visiting relatives in Brookville Liberty and College Hill Ed and Gus Lang took Sunday dinners with the Lang family and Ed Roberts Arthu Roberts and Joe Lang hosted visits Win Muir and family visited Porttens family at Brookville Glair Holliday and Opha Bradburn quietly wed at Brookville and were serenaded by a young crowd at the groom’s home other small visits and social calls are listed across the area.
Oct 22 reports A W Hinsey at the T O O F Convention in Hamilton. Wiss Jessie Frazee from Morning Sun visited her father Ed Mendenhall and family. Oliver Keller and kin visited George Keller and family in Jericho.
Reverend Walter Wilkina spent Sunday with the Finlay family south of town. Ral Rothenbusti of Hamilton was the guest of Miss Mabel Mee. WT Hancock attended a meeting Monday. The sloss holders met with Mrs. Boy Hynis on Saturday afternoon. Sunday mornings and a terian church gathering followed, with cordial social exchanges noted.
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