Community notes and social updates from Batavia
Heinrici's reception leads next week's events while Hop J M Pattison and wife return from Porto Rico. Cramer of Main street marries Barbara Maser in Cincinnati as Laura Anderson offers a music class at Tea hotel tomorrow. John Littleton resigns from Beck's pharmacy. Archie Keen takes his place and will join Bell Telephone as lineman. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised for burns and pains. William C Bishop of Washington DC enjoys a Batavia vacation with family, recalling the City of Magnificent Distances. Local friends in the Sixth district extend greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Littleton
Beck's
Archie Keen
Mr. Littleton
Bell Telephone Company
William C. Bishop
Washington D. C
Capitol
Batavia
Home Gold Cure touted to cure drunkenness at home
A Philadelphia ad claims a Home Gold Cure can cure alcoholism without publicity or time off work. It promises a pleasant taste, easy administration, and a money back guarantee, offered by Edwin B. Giles & Company with confidential correspondence and worldwide shipping. Batavia note appears unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Batavia Social Notes Highlight April Club Receptions
Mre Josie Ranyan of Baldwin visits Miss Mamie Teal last Thursday. Mre C E Belt hosts Woman's Club on April 19. Heinrici hosts spring reception April 24 and displays baseball bulletins at his Main street restaurant. Mrs Frank Davis hosts a ladies tea. Cincinnati visitors Mr and Mrs Albert Swing enjoy Batavia visits. Pneumonia fears eased by Foley's Honey and Tar. Dr John Bunn & Son, Batavia, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Ranyan
Baldwin
Mamie Teal
Albert Henrich
Frank Davis
Heinrici
Main Street
Foley
John Bunn & Son
Batavia
Ohlo
Dustin Howard Guests with Col D G Dustin This Week
A Typhoid fever recovery story is shared along with a testimonial for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The piece mentions Batavia Ohio and local supporters who endorse the remedy with a promise of guaranteed relief and trial bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Scarbrough
Hebron
Ohio
King
John Bunn
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Whooping Cough Relief and Local Election Note
A Kansas City mother praises Foley’s Honey and Tar after a severe whooping cough outbreak in her two children. The note also mentions the Jackson township election results and an absence of coverage by The Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
The
Sun
Warren County Fair Moves to Franklin Grounds in August
The Warren county fair shifts to Franklin fair grounds from Lebanon and runs August 12 to 15 with liberal premiums. George Castlen of New Richmond reports Valley City business booming and a forthcoming trolley line. Rutherford Corbin returns from Philippine government service visiting sister Grace in Wilmington. Lucy Jenkins of Washington D. C. wins a grand prize in an Ohio Wesleyan oratorical contest. Lebanon voters elect liberal council and mayor but Beal law blocks alcohol sales. Xenia and Wilmington councils favor saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Franklin
Lebanon
George Castlen
New Richmond
Lucy Jenkins
Washington D. H
Ohio Wesleyan Oratorical Association
Xenia
Wilmington
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Hamilton Reader
Mr. L. D. Hazzard of 1130 Lane street Hamilton C says Dean's Kidney Pills removed back lameness and kidney pain and strengthened his kidneys after a strain. He bought the remedy from J. C. Schwartz's drug store and reports the attacks of back ache were banished and urges others to try the treatment.
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Clermont Courier
Kline’s, Fruits and Vegetables
Kline
Rapp Bros
J. F. Dial
Greenwood Springs
Kline’s
Beauty of
Triumph
Grace Day
Mattie and
Bessie Johnson
Marathon
Florence Glancy
Bilowville
Queen & Crescent
Birmingham
New Orleans
J. A. Snyder
Mildred
Fairmount
Cincinnati
M. E. Guild
Dick'nson
J. R. Orner
Franklin Grove
Bucklen
John Burn
James Ashbury
U. S
Dickinson
Woodmen’s Hall
Tom Kaln
Myra
W. J. Moore
Jacksonville
Illinois
Lindsley’s
H. Lindsey & Son
Boston Fair Board
John Rowan
Blowville
B. E. Gardner
Nicholsville
C. H. Ludlow
Glen Este
E. M. Roudebush
Newtoneville
J. M. Pattison
Porto Rico
Cop. Cramer
Robert Ware
Barbara Maser
M S. Laura Anderson
Dr. Thomas
Lion Coffee
Der
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Mre
C. E. Belt
Woman’s Club
Mre. Bowning
Nannie Davis
Albert Swing
Mary Macdonald
Astoria
Nannie M. Ayer
Locust Corner
Della Nichols
Locust Corner High School
Miss Ayers
Liguidde
Dustin Howard
Col
D.G. Dustin
B. P.S
Landreth
Chase & Sanborn
Wendell Kline
Batavia City Hall
Sheridan
the Man of Mystery
Ellison Harrison
Park Avenue
Kansas City
H. Lindsley & Son
Batayla
J.J. Werner
Clermont House
T. R. Hartman’s
Williamsburg
Atlanta
Pittsburg
Raprr Bros
Chattanooga
Queer & Crescent
Kilne’s
Asheville
N. C
Southern Railway
Orebaugh
Plansifter
Rapp Bros. Decisit
Rapp & Coyle
Jastf
J. R. Williams
Samuel W. Sprague
Courier Building
W. R. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
Jansltf
Frazier & Hicks, Attys
Batavia, Ohio
Davip K
McDonald
W. A. Joseph
Airlift Batavia
Nelson B Cramer
Atty
East 4Th St
Fosdick
Mark Brother
Batayle
O. T. Robertson
Milford
L. & O Robertson
Race Street
Northwest Corner
Race
Longworth
F. P. Hamilton
West 7Th Street
Elm
Seventh and
Race Streets
Sabillito
C. P. Gray
O. J. Ferrer
I. Kaufman
Pearl Street
Rapp &Coyle
Oliver
Imperial
Hamilton
Hartman
Kraus
Campbell
Hoosier
McCord
Capital
Weber
Milburn
Continental
Rapp & Cosle
G. F. Baum
C'N Coal
Dar Tiga Etek Guatan
Rutherford Corbin
Philippines
Grace
Zanesville
Board of Trade
Clinton County
Hummel
Eureka
Standard Oil CO
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Apriéouf
Virginia
John Charleston
Eyesville
Dennis & Teasdale
Heinrich
J. C. Fgahr
Agency For the
Bessemer
Ellwood
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