Residents and visitors listed in local notes and ads
Ray Work and family from Cincinnati visited Mr and Mrs Holland last week Ivy Worster and family from Batavia visited G W Palmer and wife Thos Coleman of Williamsburg was a business caller Edward Edwards of Milford stayed with Raphd Christy Frank Conover and wife mourn their infant buried at Bloom Rose cemetery Funeral by Rev W E Shriver E1 Colvin of Hillsboro visited Monday Mrs Schuler of Fayetteville and Mrs John Smith and family of Craver visited James Kirskadden last Saturday The C Traction Company issued a new time card and began service to Norwood Ointments with Mercury are advised against Halls Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo OH sells for 75c and Halls Family Pills are recommended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Coleman
Williamsburg
Edward Edwards
Milford
Raphd Christy
Frank Conover
Bloom Rose Cemetery
W. E. Shriver
Colvin
Hillsboro
Schuler
Fayetteville
John Smith
Craver
James Kirskadden
C. Traction Company
Norwood
Marriage Celebrated At Mt Summit Home
Miss Montor and Clarence Laub wed Saturday at the bride's Mt Summit home. George Jones recently married in Grandview Ky. and returned with his bride. Mt Moriah church hires Rev Erough to preach weekly and move into Witham homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Montor
Clarence Laub
Mt. Summit
George Jones
Grandview
John Hibler
Cincinnati
Robert Jeremiah Jr
Mt. Moriah Church
Erough
Witham
Charles Stall
O. Davis
Ruth Bennett
Chicago
Milo Jones
Win
Prostate and Kidney Disorder Warning for Men
An old man’s health warning notes many men over sixty suffer prostate enlargement and kidney trouble. It promotes Foley Kidney Cure as a remedy, citing a Rockport Missouri testimonial of improved condition after two bottles, sold by D. N. Bunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Burnett
Rockport
Foley
D. N. Bunn
A. H. Thurnes
Buffalo
Funeral attendees and visits noted in local notices
Meadames Maggie Crane Jennie Burke Miss Gertrude Fitzpatrick Cyrus Crane Walter and James Burke attended a funeral at Spring Grove Friday. Mrs Wit Smith and daughter Mildred visiting EB J Fagiey and wife at Reading. Mrs Maggie Stab of Chicago visiting relatives. Elmer Hutson and mother moving from Felicity this week. Nell Hutson visiting Richard Hutson and family in Amelia. High school commencement in Baptist church Friday April 27. Kline Dillman Rawin Armour and Henry Faul spent Sunday in New Richmond. Chas Henning and wife entertained Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadames
Maggie Crane
Jennie Burke
Gertrude Fitzpatrick
Cyrus Crane
Walter
James Burke
Spring Grove
Mra
Wit Smith
Mildred
EB. J. Fagiey
Reading
Maggie Stab
Chicago
Elmer Hutson
Felicity
Nell Hutson
Richard Hutson
Amelia
Kodol Indigestion Cure Offered by Dunn's Drug Store
An advertisement touts Kodol for indigestion and related stomach ailments. It claims the formula uses natural stomach juices plus tonic properties to cleanse purify and strengthen stomach lining. The notice directs readers to ask for the 1906 Kodol Almanac and 0 year calendar at Dunn's Drug Store Batavia Ohio.
Local Notices and Health Adverts Highlight Weekend Visits
Residents from Clover, Henning's Mills, Felicity, Hamersville and Cincinnati visit relatives across Ohio and Kentucky. Mrs May Newberry dies of consumption in Clover. funeral in Feesburg. A. H. Thurnes praises Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles.
Local Social Notes and Arrivals This Week
The column lists visits and social events around town. Bernard Quinn called in Cincinnati on Monday. Miss Carrie Worthington and daughters Emma and Henrietta shopped in Fayetteville on Wednesday. Mrs Blackwell was entertained at Joseph Higgins home Saturday. Jos Grame returned to work after a home visit. Mr and Mrs McOright were Sunday guests of the latter's mother. Mrs J Smith Dr Werner and a companion were in town Sunday. Miss Ruie Higgins in Marathon Tuesday. Henry Coleman drove through town with a fine herd of cows Monday. B L Worthington in Batavia Wednesday. Mrs Anna Chaney visiting sister Mrs Gussie Fawley. Saturday Miss Bessie Breslin supplying millinery goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Quinn
Cincinnati
Carrie Worthington
Emma
Henrietta
Fayettaville
Blackwell
Joseph Higgins
Jos. Grame
McOcright
J. Smith
Dr. Werner
Friend
Ruie Higgins
Marathon
Henry Coleman
B.'l. Worthington
Batavia Wednes
Anna Chaney
Gussie Fawley
Bessie Breslin
Moon's atmosphere sparks life debate yet haunts humans
Science debunks human life on the moon while promoting a tonic claim for earthly ailments. An advertisement from Nash Pharmacy touts Electric Bitters as a cure for headaches biliousness malaria chills fever jaundice dyspepsia dizziness torpid liver kidney complaints general debility and female weakness. It is marketed as a powerful general tonic inducing sound sleep and is fully guaranteed at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Pharmacy
Local Social News and A Report of a Home Clinic Cure
A parade of social visits spans Cumminaville and nearby towns with weddings and guests from Frankl in Cincinnati and Laurel. A horror tale is followed by a medical testimonial for Dr King's New Discovery, praised as a cure for hemorrhages coughs and bronchitis with Nash Pharmacy selling bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marke
J. W. Williams
Backy
Dr. King
Nash Pharmacy
Local residents guests and travel notes in Eastwood area
Harry Lytle and family of Eastwood were guests of W. J. Liston on Sunday. Schanneberger family from Cincinnati visited their parents. Utho Edwards and family of Chicago plan a visit to brother O. M. Edwards during the coming week. Mrs. Leo Herget and baby John visited friends in the city last week. Jacob Crank roofs a barn for William Gilokie at the Nesbitt farm in Lindale. Charles Pestrup builds a house for Mr. Lodiow in South Bantam. Charles Hesse and family reported safely arriving home in Lower Lake California. Gail Steelman, formerly clerking, ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lytle
Eastwood
W. J. Liston
Mrs. Schanneberger
Cincinnati
Mr. Rathermas
Banner Bakery
Utho Edwards
Chicago
O. M. Edwards
Leo Herget
John
Jacob Crank
William Gilokie
Nesbitt
Lindale
Charles Pestrup
Mr. Lodiow
South Bantam
Charles Hesse
Lower Lake
California
Gail Steelman
Digestive Aid Promises Full Stomach Recovery
An advertisement asserts Kodol Dyspepsia Care provides thorough digestion after meals, allowing the stomach to rest and regain strength. It claims a few doses restore digestive organs to full natural function, sold by Bapan's Drag More.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bapan
Local notices and movements in Batavia Ohio area
Several small items: the Ladies Helping Circle meets at Mrs. Dora Rutherman’s. Rev. Bagby C M Edwards and family attend township Sunday-school convention at Batavia. Mrs. Jacob Kleinman hosts son Walter of Bellevue Ky. John Denham and wife visit Mrs. Hannah Ketchum. Frank Brotherton suffers rheumatism. Theodore Myrick shipped hoops to the city. Elmer Gardner of Cincinnati visits. school ends next Friday with a free entertainment by Prof. C C Smith and pupils. Will Leeds in the city on Friday. Spence Dawson and Norman Fagin attend a K of P event in Madisonville. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as genuine, warning against imitations and noting safety for children. sold by D N Bunn Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagin Bros
Withameville
Court
Dora Rutherman
T. F. Bagby
C. M. Edwards
Henry Bissantz
Batavia
Jacob Kleinman
Walter
Bellevue
John Denham
Lindale
Hannah Ketchum
Frank Brotherton
Theodore Myrick
Cooper
Elmer Gardner
Cincinnati
C. C. Smith
Leeds
Spence Dawson
Norman Fagin
Madisonville
Moscow notices and visits span churches and towns
Last week lists include illnesses of Clarence son of a local resident, a death of William Rouse in Butler Kentucky after paralysis, visitors such as Rev James McMath and Miss Abbie Bardon, Arbor Day observances in Moscow schools, and many regional visits. An ad praises Dr King s New Life Pills via Nash Pharmacy with 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
William Rouse
Our Village
Butler
Kentucky
James McMath
B. P. Iogram
Abbie Bardon
C. B
Marie Moreton
la Guidari
John Wade
W. M. Fee
M. W. Cox
W. J. Hughes
W. R. Fee
Phillip Wiles
Summerside Community Happenings May Sunday Event
Epworth League will be held at the M E church Sunday evening May 6 with Miss Weillie Bell as leader. Several local families and Cincinnati visitors are noted with social visits, gatherings, and young people’s activities. A health note ends the item advertising Foley's Kidney Cure.
Revival Services at Presbyterian Church Begin May 4
Revival services start Tuesday evening May 4 at the Presbyterian church with Rev. McMinn as pastor and Rev. Sheldon of New York assisting, joined by evangelist Mr. Evans and singer Mrs. Alfred LaGuidari. Mrs. LaGuidari departs for Naples and returns with her tourist party for three months of European travel. Mrs. Sallie Fee earns a four year postmaster appointment. Dr. Hughes hosts his brother Walter Blue Ash last week and Mrs. Fannie Wood was summoned to Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
McMinn
Sheldon
New York
Evans
Alfred LaGuidari
Naples
Italy
la Guidari
Holy Land
Sallie Fee
Hughes
Walter
Blue Ash
Fannie Wood
Delaware
Local notes highlight residents and community events
Barton Kearns spent last Wednesday in the city. Miss Hassie Herron returned home after visiting Lima. Lafe Nash repaired a fence for sidewalk alignment. Charles McCann of Cincinnati visited his parents. Sunday-school scholars attended a Batavia convention. C. C. Kearny was in the city Saturday. Children ride bikes on sidewalks, prompting caution. Barton Kearns plans to remodel his house. Hugh West has improved enough to go out. Mrs Frankie Kirgan sold property near Hamlet and bought Amelia real estate. Mike Dempsy, the tramp printer, found lodging here. Joseph Whittaker is very ill at home with slim hopes. Miss Martha Robinson of Cincinnati visits grandparents. Rev Gilbert Schmidt preached the baccalaureate at the Baptist church. Miss Erma Eppert was Sunday guest of Miss Jessie Coulter. J J Armstrong and wife visited Batavia residents James Hitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patton
Clover
Howard Henning
Henning’s
J. Z. McCall
J. H. Huntly
Detroit
May Newberry
Will Miller
Feesburg
Earl Hewitt
David Pierson
Mt. Holly
Marcus Sinks
Conner
Moscow
Christine Groenewold
Toledo
Kate Weber
Cincinnati
Chas. Kayser
Johnnie Glaser
Julius Shelley
Mary
Mollie Gaskins
Kentucky
Moses Wolf
Ann Arbor College
James Lemar
Kehoe
Portsmouth
Geo. Lytle Jr
Wysby
Adams County
Boyer
Mentor
Maggie Davis
City
G. W. McDulin
Howard Boyce
Thos
Willams
Mrs. Leever
John Schimmoeler
the Cedars
T. E
Williams
E. G. Ricker
Frank Willama
Barton Kearns
Hassie Herron
Lima
Lafe Nash
Charles McCann
B. F. McCann
Batavia
C. C. Kearny
Hugh West
Frankie Kirgan
Hamlet
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Mike Dempsy
Joseph Whittaker
East End
Gilbert Schmidt
The
Baptist Church
Erma Eppert
Jessie Coulter
J.J. Armatrong
James Hitch
Leroy Zimmerman
Mra
Alice Doty
Camden
Mia
Nannie McCall
Bethel
Marie
Beebee
Eva Holland
Susie Wallace
Louise Abbott
Hamilton
Ida Corey
George Koight
Dora
Clara Price
J. D
Dennis
Harry
Mre
Jno
Curry
Lorinda Rowe
T. Hi, Matthis
Laura Rowe
Marie Roberts
Mies Boula Clark
Ed Tatman
Norwood
Williamsburg High School
M. B
Oburoh
Odd Fellowsa
Mth
Odd Fellows
Mrs Jennie Martin Credits Kennedy Remedy Cure
Miss Jennie Martin of Rochester says home doctors failed to relieve her kidney complaints. After using Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Londout New York she reports a rapid improvement, stating two bottles completely cured her and she has had no trouble since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Martin
North Paul Street
Rochester
N. Y
David Kennedy
Londout
Williamsburg Community Notices and Death of Mrs Sophia Gardner
Mrs Sophia Gardner died Sunday at 27. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 pm at U B church. She leaves a husband and two small children. Mrs Henry Price of Cincinnati visiting sister Mrs Geo Knight. Boxwell examination at Batavia drew attendees from nearby areas. Various locals ill or improving. birthday dinners noted. Williamsburg High School begins April 27 at M B church. Odd Fellows anniversary on the 5th urged attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Gardner
U. B
Barngrover
Henry Price
Cincinnati
Mra
Geo, Knight
Batavia
Oscar Walker
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Fagers
Doehler
Scranton
D. Aver CO
Lowell, Masa
Aver’s
Ray Work
Mrs. Holland
Ivy Worster
G. W. Palmer
Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tobasco
C.H. Woodmansee
Albert Mannen
Dave Cohen
Atlanta
George and Louis Lackman
Mr. Fleishman
Harry Cohen
Chas. Enderes
Eon
J.S. Dowry
Lerado
J. B. D. Silcott
Addie Peppers
Charles Brunk
Hamer Robbins
Wilbur Robbins
Mary Wolf
Cumminaville
John Cope
Frank Smith
Franklin
Olin Chapman
Laurel
David Lindsey
Blanche Butler
Halington
Nettie Pearce
Emma Page
Ella Riveralde
G. W. Temple
Carthage
Oliver Lindsey
Mre. Myrick
Newport
Hooper Lindsey
Ed Pence
Mise Ida Wheeler
Fritz Thomas
Jane
Ollie
Belle Patterson
Charley
Newtown
Melvina Brunk
A. J. Kilgore
Melvina Alexander
Spanners
Mary Pearce
Olive Fagin
Clifton Heights
Little
Ramon
Foley & Co
T. J. Moyer
G. W. Wyatt
New Richmond
Mary Glaser
Pt. Pleasant
J.C. Tatman
Estie Judd
Selyett
J. Wiles
Neville
Mrs. Alexander
Cary, Me
Price
Summerside
James Thompson
G. W. Miller
Price Hill
Chas. Vogt
Laming
Bert Smith
Chas. Schimmoeller
Bright
D. N. Bann
Chichester
Chiochsotrr Cmemical CO
Madison Square
Dr Witt
Frecape
Samuel Pitcher
Fac Simile Signature of
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Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Martha Robinson
Mrs. T. L. Wyatt
Castonria
Mery
B. H. Knapp
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Sycamore St
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Forestville
Bruzler
Go Hamlet
Hulington
Bethel SN
Hamersville
George
Georgetown
Russellville
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Hamerayill
Tee Reese
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M'hiand Park
Mt. Carmel
Forestville Mans
Washington
Carrel Street
Union Station Ponds
Ar. Sycamore St
Batavia Brand
Akrivi Batavia
Tl. Park
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Tavia
New Manawoo
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Omas
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W. K. Topp
A. W. Comstock
H. EB. Mawyrr
Ohio River
Columbus Ry
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