Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Home Remedies
Pleasant Valley reports a cold stormy week yet social visits continue with Mrs Frank Walker and Mrs Daniel Cover among others visiting relatives near Williamsburg and Owensville. Warren Moorehead sold a five bay horse to a city dealer. Remains of John Applegate were buried in Hartman cemetery. Also a medical ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with prices and supplier details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walker
Highland Farm
Williamsburg
Cedar Farm
Daniel Cover
Owensville
Warren Moorehead
Cincinnati
Francis Hutchinson
Virginia Brown
S. G. Glancey’s
John Applegate
Hartman
Local Moves and Visits Reported in Cincinnati Region
Joe DeBoard and family now reside on Chandlers' property after moving last week. Dr. Werner attends dental work at Fetter's hotel this week. Mrs. Boose of Cincinnati guest of friends here last week. H. Bernstein ill two weeks and unable to fill engagements. The Roudebush chattels sold at public auction last Saturday. Mrs. Roudebush and daughters Camille and Bessie plan to move to Milford soon. Howard will join his brother in Memphis to start a business. Chas Hill and family of Stonelick to occupy Roudebush homestead. Mrs. Siebert still very low. Rev Father Gallagher lectures on mixed marriages and intermarriages of relatives. Miss Mary Brown visited Cincinnati recently. Miss Mellie Hunck severely ill with la grippe. Mrs. Mary Snider returned from visit to Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe DeBoard
Bessie
Milford
Howard
Memphis
Tenn
Chas. Hill
Stonelick
Roudebush
Nervous Troubles Relieved by Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills
Mrs Nellie Baldwin of Broadway Branches Ohio reports nervous headaches run down health improved after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills. She says her nervous system is toned and recommends the medicine. Pills cost 50 cents a box sold by dealers and Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY with portrait and signature on every package. Also sold at Dr Bunn's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Ervie K. Woodin
Millerton, Dutchess Co
Pierce
Obit of Mrs Caroline Hodges Idlett in Nicholaville
Mrs Caroline Hodges Idlett aged 56 died at her Nicholaville home on Friday March 20. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Baptist church led by Rev Dolby, burial in the local cemetery. She leaves a husband two sons a brother six grandchildren and many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Hodges Idlett
Iddett
Nicholaville
Baptist Church
Dolby
Iva
Daley Corbin
Amelia
Mra. E. Fagin
Rey, Spurrier
Our Village
Rebecca Barker
Mr. McNeill
Ray
Milford
Village Social Notes and Local Announcements
A roundup of visits and travel among residents includes John Loman leaving confinement, Mrs. James Shaw and her children visiting from Nice before moving to Illinois, and Mrs. Fannie Corbin from Cincinnati staying with her mother. Residents from Flamiston, Branch Hill, Laurel, Bethel, and Cincinnati are noted in greetings, visits, and church events. An obituary for Mrs Idlett is mentioned, with a funeral attended by distant neighbors. An advertising note promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with a testimonial from Mrs Mary S. Crick of White Plains Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loman
James Shaw
Nice
Hugh McNair
Shaw
Tno
Illinois
Fannie Corbin
Cincinnati
Lydia Gelvin
Kate Norris
Flamiston
G. W. Rice
New Richmond
Sam Light
Neville
Fowler
Pleasant Ridge
Baptist Church
Enna Idlett
Branch Hill
A. E. Bogges
Bethel
James Jackson
Harry Garth
Louis Vail
Robert McNair
Warren County
W. McNair
J. A. Ireton
Laurel
James McMurehy
P. Kennedy
Vandament
Elsie
S. H. Jackson
E. Joe Ernst
Archy Brannen
Walter McNair
Clifford Idlett
Branch Bill
James Hodges
Frank Hodges
Jacob Hodges
Dunn
Mary Crane
Idlett
Mary 8
Crick
White Plains
Nash’s Pharmacy
Delayed notices and local tidbits from Edenton area
Commissioner Sutton of Edenton handled town business Monday. Various residents like Jacob Higgins family at Pleasant Plain and H J Roselett sold hogs in Cincinnati. Mrs Warman recovering from injuries, and events at Five Mile and Milford. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised with testimonials and local pharmacy notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Sutton
Edenton
Jacob Higgins
Pleasant Plain
H. J. Roselett
Queen City
John Frye
Vessie
Hamersville
John Gauche
George Warman
Wedding guest from Columbus and town visits noted
The column records Miss Anna Hudson attending a Columbus wedding on Saturday. It notes visitors including Jake Jordan of Lebanon and Will Dionne in Cincinnati, plus Mrs. Lyda Jordan’s death in Wilmington and funeral arrangements. Community events feature a spelling school, church supper, and local remarks from Amos Huffman and others. An advertorial anecdote promotes Electric Bitters by Nash’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hudson
Columbus
Jake Jordan
Lebanon
Will Dionne
Cincinnati
Lyda Jordan
Wilmington
Runyan
Burdsall
Minie Pierce
Oak Grove
Anna Scott
Amos Huffman
Charley Turl
Sabina
Lee Layman
W.C.T. U
Ella Fox
Silas Gudgep
Pleasant Plain
Cure of diabetes with Dodd's Kidney Pills reported
Lancaster New York March news notes Postmaster Remers recalls severe diabetes case a few years back. Doctors failed then Dodd's Kidney Pills were taken eight boxes yielded full recovery and lasting health. He confirms no relapse after three years and urges others to consider the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
N. Y
Remers
Dodd
Local News and Notes From Marathon and Nearby Areas
William Pate barely avoids a buggy accident after his horse shied near a fence last week. Various local residents are listed as sick. A Sunday school convention is planned for April 18 at 2 p.m. at the Christian church. Community figures including J.B. Cover and Elva Ely are noted for trips, appointments, and a new rail station posting. Special constable Whitaker handles an embezzlement case and bond. Dr. Ed C. Ireton expands practice with new patient care approach. One Minute Cough Cure is advertised by Nash’s Pharmacy for cough and flu relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pate
Swing
C. & E. Traction Company
Harmon
George Flischer
Andrew Willis
Leeds
Christian Church
B. McMahan
Mt. Carmel
Asa Applegate
John Applegate
Marathon
Pierce Osborne
Lizzie Walters
Lynchburg
D. K. Carpenter
Gaylord Cover
Linwood
Frank Thiery
Hanford
Owensville
Elva Ely
Baldwin
Link Whitaker
W. O. Weak
Allen Cazel
Squire Caldwell
Andrew Lohrer
Clarksville
J.B. Cover
Georgetown
Cincinnati
Cover
Ed C. Ireton
Numerous local visits and social events reported in New Richmond
Residents note hospital visit for Harry Work in Queen City and a string of social calls and trips. Michael Davis celebrates ninth birthday with a surprise party at home, with cake and cream. Attendees include Stella Griswold, Stella Powers, Anna Roberts, and others. church services and club meetings also mentioned with several regional travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Davis
Master Michael
Louise Wulf
Mabel Bleher
Hattie Talley
Kathrene Davis
Stella Powers
Gladys Peden
Anna Roberts
Emma Day
Amelia
Wirth
Irene White
Homer
Archie Judd
Watts McMurchy
Walter Powers
David Roberts
Annie Fee
Oxford College
Oliver House
Cincinnati
Misa Lida Knoblock
Newport
Kentucky
Ed Marks
Local Social News and Gatherings Highlight Summer Return
Summer visitors fill town notes with family visits Miss Grace Hurd stays at Light farm with Miss Ethel Holdefield. The Christian church Ladies' Society met Mrs Alla Daniel. Mrs Walter Shoemaker dies at Nice leaving a husband and two children. Millinery openings and college attendances noted along with anniversaries and birthdays. Numerous small gatherings report hospitality at Roettinger's silver anniversary and 25th wedding date. Cincinnati connections and local travels populate the week’s social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hurd
Ethel Holdefield
Ladies’ Society of the Christian Church
Alla Daniel
F. N. Cary, Sr
Jos. Kolb
Cincinnati
Walter Shoemaker
Fanny Gregg
Nice
Clara Burroughs
Arthur Carrington
Nelson’s Business College
John Conner
R. Denham
Tillie Pursell
D. M. Roberts
John Cronin
Mt. Washington
T. P. White
Lockland
Clifford
Martha
Adele Molyneaux
Liberty
Indiana
John
Miss Rude
Helen McMurehy
Lucy Pursell
Hattle
Talley
Nelile Gilfillan
Marguerite
Jenhle Dawson
Agnes Taylor
Laura Wood
Kathrine Davis
Helena Day
Messrs
Brice Pursell
Leo McAdams
Andrew Rottinger
Tone Gilfillan
Alvin Norris
George Clasgens
Tib Day
Hamlet
Cr. Roettinger
Roetinger
Mr. Roettinger
H. M. Carrington
H. M. Day
Geo. O'Neal
James Lindsey
Walter Burroughs
Edward Roetinger
Mandy Watson
Rebecca
Emma Scatterday
Allan Roettinger
H. B. Buchanan
Presbyterian Ladies’ Society
Hampshire Buckley
Joseph Kolb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
J.C. Avon Co
Lowell, Maas
Pleasant Valley
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Mary Brown
Mellie Hunck
Mary Snider
Price Hill
Nellie Baldwin
Broadway
Ter
Ness
Dr. A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N
A. W
Chase
M. D
Dr. Bunn’s
Nicholsville
Nash's Pear
MACY
Batavia, Ohio
Lerado
Ladies of the Christian Church
Lottie
Maggie Smith
Charles McCreight
Stella Shannon
Five Mile
Dan Shaffer
Maggie Breslin
Joseph Higgins
Ben Worthington
Anna Genet
Harry Work
DeWitt
James Breslin
Petard
Lena
Will Bushelman
John Brown
Joe Brown
Joe Louis
Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
Nash
Batavia
James Hicks
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Nash’s
Jas
Hicke
Monterey
James McFeeters
John Fry
Wessie
Samuel Warman
Ora Griswold
Modest
Stella Griswold
Henry Runyan
James Runyan
Smith
Levi
F. M Griswold
Henings Mills
Geo. Chaney’s
Edna Louis
Fayettevile
T. Sullivan
Harrison Paint Co
Grant Parsons
G. W. Wyatt
McMinn
Presbyterian Church
Givens
Avondale Presbyterian Church
I. N. Walker
Hartwell Presbyterian Church
H. A. Shaw
Young Men’s Literary Club
Wm. Dews
Lou Cooder
Tot Sturges
E. M. Bickmore
Maria Sturges
Ethel Holderfield
Seitz
Cas
Trorta
A. L. Spafford
Chester
Mich
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Nash's Pharmacy
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Square
Fhila
Menton Thia Vener
Southland
What Is
Castoria
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Ferry
D. M. Ferry & Company
Detroit
Bell
Citizen
Joan C. Foar
Onio
Farmer ® Supplies
Jersey
J. F. Hitch
Fred Kline
Batay'a, O
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