Sunday-school convention at Stonelick Baptist church May 17
A Sunday-school convention will be held at Stonelick Valley Baptist church on May 17. Speakers include Keys Billman and Cook. Delegations are expected and a cordial invitation is extended to all. Also advertised is a 180 acre farm for sale near Warren Richars Beth el Ohio with a six-room house and fenced, watered premises.
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Saale
Warren Ricnars
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May fish laws deter Wayland and others on river scenes
Loidas Wayland declines fishing citing likely four pound bass and law, preferring to view the stream from the bridge. Lewis Hicks courts Bass & Co. over navigation obstruction, filing a petition and returning with minnows. Ed Shipley visits from the city as A M Dimmitt recovers from grippe. Dimmitt family relatives arrive from Washington and Xenia. Julia Dimmitt resumes duties at the Orphans Home. Mrs D remains visiting.
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Lewis Hicks
East Fork
Bass & Co
Hicks
Gus Frazier
Shipley
A. M. Dimmitt
Julia Dimmitt
Miss Julia
Washington, D. C
Xenia
Misa Julia
Orphans’ Home
Mrs. D
Local Notices and Upcoming Events in Batavia Area
Mrs Frank Hamilton receives a fine jewel upon retirement from the State assembly of the Daughters of Rebekah. Amelia gains a new Citizens' Telephone switchboard doubling service capacity. Judge J B Swing visits Batavia. he leads in Republican circles. Felicity commencement set for May 5 with seven graduates and Batavia orchestra. Bethel plans a Fourth of July celebration. Charles Campbell indicted for murder in Brown County. Tea social and Presbyterian tea luncheon announced. New game law limits May 1 to June 1 fishing for black bass and sunfish in Ohio streams. Ohio exams slated for May 26 in Cincinnati for Government positions including electrotypers helpers and other Bureau of Standards posts.
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Cincinnati
National Bureau of Standards
Popular Batavian Married Last Sunday
Fred Smith and Miss Emma Kettler wed at the M. E. church in Summerside on Sunday April 26 1903 in the presence of relatives and a few intimate friends. The ceremony was performed by Rev Brown and a reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will begin life at the East Batavia homestead surrounded by well wishers and presents.
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Fred Smith
Emma Kettler
Summerside
Mr. Smith
Batavia
August Kettler
Brown
Entertaining program delights Batavia audience at City Hall
Large crowd attends Saturday night event by the M. BE. guild at City Hall under Miss Clark. The program unfolds as published, receiving warm applause and smooth management. receipts reported satisfactory amid ads offering loans, seeds, and plows from local firms and attorneys.
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City Hall
M. BE. Guild
Mies Clark
Miss Clark
Doctors say cure impossible then patient claims permanent relief
A. B. Smith of Warren’s Corners New York recounts years of kidney pain and sleepless nights. After four days on Dodd's Kidney Pills he improved rapidly and by the fifth day felt better, with continued improvement and lasting cure months later.
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Warren's Cornere
N. Y
A. B. Smith
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Spikes and Ties Highlight Regional Rail Developments
The piece details C. G. and P. rail stock shipments to southwestern Missouri, ties delivered for the West Union extension, and Camp Run abutment work by Captain John Pardon. It notes Falk Construction's bid for 8 miles of Cincinnati Milford and Loveland rail, plus N. & W. plans for substantial expansion and new rolling stock, with ballast dumping and a July completion target for the trolley spur to Batavia.
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Camp Run
Falk Construction Company
Milwaukee
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland
City
Milford
N. & W. Railroad
Batavia
Teameters
Local Death and School Notes From Clermont Area
David Hailshill of Laurel dies at 924 years old era’s end. Goshen teachers elected April 20 with Superintendent Allen Glaney, Principal P W Applegate, and Miss Kate Molloy as staff. Subdistrict names include Florence Roat Mary Pidgeon Jessie Anderson Ruby Haight Minnie Hardy. An editorial quotes about enemies and ambition. Local wagon shop Rapp Coyle now imports buggies and surreys. Stamm’s Jewelry Williamsburg offers watches and clocks.
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Goshen Township
Fred B. Bishop
Allen L. Glaney
Cesteee
P. W. Applegate
Kate Molloy
Baebes Ehaewate Teniaus
Florence Roat
Mary Pidgeon
Jessie Anderson
Ruby Haight
Minnie Hardy
Weg
Eave Yrco
Sydney Leeve
Inquest Confirms Milford Mrs Deville Scene of Suicide
Coroner Gatch holds an inquest into the death of Mrs Deville of Milford. The verdict supports probable death by own action after she ingested paris green in a troubled state. She survived a first attempt, then died after a second dose. She was 38, younger than her husband. A spring society note reports Miss Carrie Nichols hosting a birthday anniversary party with about eighteen classmates at her parents' home tomorrow evening.
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Gatch
Deville
Milford
Paris Green
Carrie Nichols
DeWitt's Witt' Salve Adverts And Fire Sale Notice
DeWitt's Witt' Salve touted for piles burns and sores. Great fire sale underway at Dennis Teasdale's Batavia Ohio offering 25 percent off shoes clothing dry goods and more. Mentions baseball fever Reds of Cincinnati and John T Norris indicted on blackmail charges.
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DeWitt
John T. Norris
Springfield
Local News Briefs and School Commencement Notes
Owensville visitors Roll Leeds and family of Toledo. Herman Burdsall and Cliff Sutter head to California for the summer. Mr and Mrs James Applegate Marathon visited John South. E A Uhey traveled to Washington. Addie Rapp guest of her brother at Monterey. Lydia Coleman to return home with Sallie Leonard. Lizzie Altman of Pt Isabel stayed with Supt Davis. Public schools close next Friday after a hard winter. Commencement Friday features six girls and one boy. Batavia orchestra provides music. diplomas by Supt Beck. address by H C Minacidh. H L Marsh to graduate Ohio Medical College next Saturday and plan to locate near Hamilton.
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Owensville
Roll Leeds
Toledo
Herman Burdsall
Cliff Sutter
California
James Applegate
Marathon
John South
S. E. A. Uhey
Washington, D. H
Addie Rapp
Monterey
Lydia Coleman
Warren County
Sallie Leonard
Lizzie Altman
Isabel
Supt. A. L. Beck
Bethel
H. C. Minacidh
Hillsboro
H. Hl. Marsh
Ohio Medical College
Hamilton
Kidney Trouble Warns Women and Men Alike
An advertisement claims kidney and bladder disease cause weakness and misery for both genders. Swamp-Root is promoted as a quick remedy with a free sample offer and pamphlet. Consumers are advised to write Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York and mention the newspaper.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Young Men Join Grand Dedication Parade at Centenary
A group of named youths left Bata for St Louis to partake in the centennial Louisiana Purchase dedication parade. They reported to the Cincinnati armory last night and marched to the depot this morning. The event spans Thursday to Monday with city freedom on Friday and a possible return by Monday. Master list includes Homer Glancy Ed Parrott Lloyd Haulick Lloyd Stump George Gregg Court Burnett Percy Stymets Joon Thalman.
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Batavia
St. Louis
Louisana Purchase
Cincinnati
Homer Glancy
Ed Parrott
Lloyd Haulick
Lloyd Stump
George Gregg
Court Burnett
Percy Stymets
Joon Thalman
R I P A N S Tabules Prescription For Mankind
Doctors find a simple remedy with a five cent packet for common use and a family bottle priced sixty cents covering a year. Available at all druggists.
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