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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1906
Page
5
Obituary notes report the deaths of Mrs Hettie Hutchinson and two weeks earlier Mr Hutchinson. Easter social and visits mark community activity with residents traveling to Bentam Toe and Williamsburg. Local farmers remodel homes and families welcome new neighbors while a medicinal ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
Sunday visits involve Mrs Mary Burger Mrs Eliza Van Camp and others while Mrs Sarah A Stouder enjoys time with daughter Cora Dumford. Woodside park nears completion promising an Ohio premier outing site. Also a Bucklen Arnica Salve testimonial claims cures for piles and wounds.
Mrs. Rebecca Kidd visited her daughter at Cherry Grove last week. Will Wolf of Batavia spent Sunday with his parents. Dolph Hosseoe prepares a 60M addition to tie bhote a needed adjunct. Miss Gortie Lytie of this place and Mr.
Married couple Cook will settle in Pittsburg. Cincinnati residents James Goodwin and wife visited their parents David Spears and Mrs. Levette Stewart of Linwood. Union Chapel holds quarterly meeting April 21 and 22. M. E. Helping Circle sale and luncheon a success. Graduates prepare for commencement on the 28th. Various local visits and construction noted. A musical social and local notices conclude with an advertisement praising Foley's Kidney Cure and D. N. Bunn store.
Modest records a series of Sunday visits and social calls in Belfast Blanchester Owensville and Edenton. Notable items include births deaths and family gatherings with names such as Swartz Seward Hill Griswold and VanCamp. A child Viola Belle VanCamp born Oct 17 1902 died Mar 25 1906 aged 3 years 5 months is noted.
Science asserts the moon has an atmosphere allowing some life forms, but not humans. The ad touts Electric Bitters from Nash Pharmacy as a cure for headache, malaria symptoms, jaundice, dyspepsia, liver issues, kidney complaints, debility, and female weakness, calling it a tonic and appetite stimulant with a sleep aid effect at 50 cents.
Mrs Nellie Brank and sons visited her aunt Emma Shields in Newtonsville Sunday. Herman Cast of New Vienna spent time with his father Geo Pucket and wife. Vesper Stouder bought property near town. Mrs Floyd Cramer visited her parent James Cramer and wife with their son Arthur. The Jemima Asher funeral was held at C A church with Interment in Edenton cemetery. Robert Aill funeral held at C U church with Rev Roosrickel and Lair officiating. A M church program Sunday evening. Wm Dionne visited Sebastian Sutton at Belfast last Sunday. Buford Lyon spent Sunday with his parents Geo Rutledge and family Owenaville. Ida Martin returned from a city visit. Mr Minzler and Miss Chaney of Midland visited her sister Sunday afternoon.
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure for enlarged prostate and kidney trouble seen in men over sixty. It cites Rodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri, age 91, reporting improvement after two bottles. Sold by D. N. Bunn.
Ming Zetta Mitchell vacationed in Cincinnati last week. The W O T U entertainment and social at Owensville Thursday drew good attendance. Rev Hapes of Olive Branch delivered a lecture enjoyed by all. Proceeds 20. Miss Della Machmore remains at Nelson's Business College and is visiting her mother. Mr and Mrs John Boggs relocate to a new home.
Local items report visits, travel, weddings, illness, and social calls among residents in Cincinnati area including Farber saloon fire, Mrs. Dore illness, and several gatherings. An eyewitness tale cites Dr King’s New Discovery curing hemorrhages and weak lungs, with Nash Pharmacy advertising trials. Also notes Foley’s Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder issues sold by D. N. Bunn.
Easter guests include families visiting from Cincinnati and Springfield. Local church services observed at Methodist and Presbyterian churches with residents hosting relatives and friends across town. Cleve House purchased the Weaver property recently.
Foley & Co of Chicago introduced Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy. The ad claims its great merit and popularity has produced many imitations and urges customers to ask for Foley’s Honey and Tar only. It states the product contains no opiates and is safest for children and delicate persons.
Madisonville residents Mrs Chas Porter and children spent a week with her parents L W Pemberton and wife in Loveland guests include D E South and family, Will Nelcamp and family in Cincinnati visited Lew Kellum, Harry Dillman and wife visited Higginaport parents, Gy W White with mother at Calvary, J K White and family plus Frank Schonle visited Richard White in Feesburg, Penn Brannock of Fellcity called on Keith Brannock, Chas Badgley and wife with L A Boys in Felicity, Rev Miller and family visited Will Harris and Ed Goslin in Newport Ky.
An advertisement proclaims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a thorough digestant that helps the stomach rest and recover after meals. It claims a few doses restore digestive organs to proper function and notes Bann's Drug Store as the seller.
Church services announced for Easter Sunday at Christian Chapel by Rev. T. F. Bagby. Local families report sickness and recovery including measles and rheumatism as residents host visitors from Cincinnati and nearby towns. A Ladies circle plans a gingham apron project, and local talent Orin Steinberger notes living in an oak tree for health.
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