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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1889
Page
5
Mt Pisgah notes report additions to homes and visits by relatives and friends. Several residents including Richard Gillaspie and Miss Stella Prather host or receive guests while noting trips, receptions, and short vacations. Reports mention local church activities, medical visits, and a possible spring wedding in the area.
Mr and Mrs Will Helpman move to Mt Oreb last Thursday forming their new home Friends here regret their departure Eva Hunt visits Monterey and Moore s Fork Sick Mrs Mead and Allie Violett Visitors Annie Teal Homer Hunt and Simeon Geeding Last spelling school at the school house drew a large crowd Eva Hunt Nellie Leonard attend singing school at Tealtown Moving is the current trend Kellis and family move to Mrs Gomey s Carroll family to John Hunts Rosenburgher family to C Bordwell s McGrason heads to Batavia Maggie Reidle returns from visit with Rev G Fulton Amelia society misses Maggie Whitaker guest of Mrs G Hall H C Robinson of Edenton a welcome visitor Mina Robb returns from Cincinnati Mrs Mollie Eystie of Cincinnati and daughter Lizzie Ely stay with Mrs Maxfield Mamie Doane returns from Cincinnati Batavia and Cincinnati visits L L Doran and wife from Columbus visit E G Penn Emma Bodine of Batavia teaches painting in the village studio at F M Robinson s house
Rev W H Bailey visits Covington. Cramer and McLean guests in Washington D C. Cadet W S Bain returns to Gambier. George and Harry Chatterton back from vacation in Delaware. J H Jenkins Post G A R and Woman's Relief Corps hold a union literary program featuring readings by Mrs C H Thomas Mrs C H McNutt Mrs Hannah Peterson and others with music and a post program social.
Report covers alliance meeting highlights with essays declamation and readings. Mentions Prof Hathaway, election talk, school closing, ball game and injuries, public sale, moves, visits, and band performances amid a busy, aging town scene.
Classified listing advertises carriages with steel axles and oil tempered springs. Hand-made bodies use seasoned stock, calling them first-class vehicles. Factory buggies priced from 55 to 75 dollars, harness sets from 8 to 30 dollars, road carts 16 to 25 dollars. Includes mentions of whips hames and axle oils.
The Dayton Champion Dayton Aughe Imperial Princess Oliver Chilled Plows Deer ing Binders Mowers Buckeye Combined Machines Plows Harrows Hamilton Buzzard Iron Age Cultivators Hoosier Campbell Corn Drills Hamilton Corn Planters Hay Rakes Carriers Forks Pulleys Malta Double Shovel Plows Farm Bells Pumps Road Scrapers Fence Wires. The genuine quality gear includes road scrapers and fences.
The note invites farmers to call or write for prices before purchase, promising advantage, gratitude for past favors, and a claim of saving money.
Officials report no immediate breakthrough as negotiators press for de escalation. Regional leaders urge calm while mediators seek a renewed ceasefire. Citizens await concrete steps and international backing to prevent further violence.
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