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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1909
Page
5
The ad promotes Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds with a call to consult your doctor and notes no alcohol in the medicine. It also recommends Ayer’s Pills for constipation biliousness and headaches and urges asking your own doctor.
The Loveland residence of Postmaster Vandervort burned Monday afternoon as neighbors warned the family through a heavy storm. Firefighters made a record lap. Local business updates report a thriving ice plant, B and C railroad car loads, and dairy price disputes causing 45 milkmen to halt 2,000 gallons. A Salvation Army presence and Miami River campers have enlivened the town. Local butcher sold 300 pounds of beef to Epworth Heights hotel for one day.
Miss Anna Mott entertained friends at her home Thursday evening. Several out of town guests include Mrs. Pearce and Charles Kincaid of Mt. Holly. E B Pearce and daughter Nettie with G W Lindsey of Cincinnati visited relatives. Nicholas Schwartz and wife hosted a dozen guests Sunday. John Rhinehardt and wife from New Richmond were here Tuesday. Mrs. R. Bowen of Mt. Pisgah called on friends Wednesday. E C Lindsey spent Friday in the city. Miss Percie Langdon visited Miss Myrtle Mott. Lillian and Helen Mae Cochran of Cincinnati stayed with Lindale relatives. Mrs. Mary Stickle and daughter Love visited relatives. Miss Bianche Fagin wed J B Hoadley in Los Angeles and will reside at Yatesville Montana. Cleona Searles of Miamiville spent with Detta Hancock. Peter Lillick of Covington visits his daughter Mamie Hancock. Nellie and Flay Butler recently guests of Indiana relatives.
A mix of brief items from Newtonsville including funeral details for Chas. B. Cole at Plainview cemetery with I O O F involvement, local visits by Mrs. Snider and Dr. Ireton, health concerns for Mrs. Stroup and Mrs. Emery, and community updates on creamery strikes, a theater setback, house remodeling, and cemetery movements. Plus a promotional paragraph for Electric Bitters as a malaria remedy with local testimonials.
Mr and Mrs Livingston and children of Youngstown have returned home after visiting grandfather John Thompson and daughter J B Innis and family of Columbanus visiting O P Walker and wife Mrs William Shamard of Milford and other relatives.
Sunday's notes mention visits by Mrs. Barngrover Mrs. Mary Curry and others. A play The Girl from the West directed by E L Richards is set for Jenkins Hall Saturday night August 7. Dr Kings New Discovery praised for lung cures with trials offered.
Miss Mildred Bolenbaugh hosted by Ester Roettinger and Mrs. Frank Shaw after a visit with A J Shaw and wife. Henry Feldkamp spent Sunday with family in Newport. Mrs. Parcell visited Mt. Washington relatives. Mrs. Eppert from Mt. Washington stayed with kin. Mrs. Hausserman and Mrs. Deering entertained by Henry Wulf and Elisha Hawkins. Town sights include visits to Milwaukee and Seattle exposition trips.
A promotional notice extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as an infallible remedy for burns boils ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. It claims rapid relief for injuries from kettle incidents doors and weapons and offers the 25 cent price at all drugstores.
A flurry of visits and familial stays fills the week. Miss Josie Conklin returns to Felicity after seeing Dr. and Mrs. Thompson, while Mrs. Theodore Witt visits relatives in Indiana. Louise Abbott stays with city kin, and Jease Stroup visits Batavia friends.
Mrs. Ella Towne traveled Monday for four visits with Lockland friends. John Montgomery of Milford visited his sister Mrs. O. BR Airey. Mrs. English hosted grandchildren from Newport Kentucky. Miss Anna McCormick from Ripley visited sister Mrs. D. L. Fitzpatrick. The O E & installed new members at their last meeting. Mrs. Hayes moved to the Alton property on Plain Street. Earl Goodwin and wife T E Young and Miss Pearl Goodwin visited Mrs. Kate Stultz of Perintown. A number attended the Chautauqua at Highland Park Sunday.
Batavia Ohio resident C G Wasner reports backache and kidney symptoms improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad urges treatment for kidney trouble and cites ease of purchase at four local dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as U S sole agent.
Sergeant E W Yates of the U S Signal Corps leaves for Ft Sam Houston Texas for a two year assignment after a furlough with his parents. Numerous relatives and friends travel and visit Batavia and nearby towns, with social events, illness and travel noted, including a new stock company and Elgin Creamery project beginning this week.
All persons are recommended to take Foley's Kidney Remedy for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder trouble. It will quickly correct urinary irregularities which if neglected may develop into serious illness. It will restore health and strength. For sale at Bunn's Pharmacy.
Dairymen on a Sunday strike reportedly spans Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Mr French doubts impact noting only a few cows per farmer would be missed though strong cows are valued. Also reported is the death of Dr Will Fairfield drowned at the Gunnison river Delta Colorado June 27 with body not recovered as of July 2. He leaves a wife and son. Mrs Jennings suffered severe electric shock during Friday storm and remains weak. A porch party honored Miss Nelile Blosser farewell as clerk Miss Charlotte moves to teaching duties next winter.
Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana recalls suffering three months with a summer cold that hindered his business. He tested several medicines but they worsened symptoms until Foley’s Honey and Tar provided a quick cure. His wife later used it with similar success at Bunn’s Pharmacy.
Gabriel of Scottsdale Pa Miss Hazel Airey of Oxford and Miss Hazel Swing of Bethel were visitors from out of town. Numerous locals hosted relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Joe Miller Covington at Albert Leeds, and Miss Nettle Dawson with Madisonville friends. A pastor baptized four converts at Ulrey's Run and a cow was struck by lightning.
Idleness brings trouble and liver woes such as constipation headache jaundice and pimples. Dr. King's New Life Pills banish liver troubles and build up health. 25c at all drugstores.
Mrs. H Howe and children visit Kentucky. Ioan Lytle of Norwood guests with C M Lytle. Rev Kirgan of Mt Washington visits. Mrs Eli Srouse and Miss Kate Hight from Middletown call on friends. Harold Bennett visits grandparents. Visitors include Lorena Tatman Elvin Anderson Taylor John Hutson family. Edgar Herron sick with sisters. Anna Roberts guests of relatives in Crittenden. Chas C Kearns trip to Columbus. Anna Mott hosts friends at her Lindale home. Louise Lytle Hazel Boring return home. A barn at John Kelly struck by lightning during storm. Albert Johnson etc depart for Niagara Falls. Two locals enjoy Chautauqua at Highland Park. Mrs N B Ross hosts Mrs S H Ray of Ottawa. chicken pie dinner with music by A A Williamson Nellie Howe organ. Attendees listed. David Doughty family move to Lawrenceburg Indiana. Lafayette Nash and Alice Smith visit Mt Carmel. Mrs Charles Nash hosts sister Mrs Morey of Wilmington. Fritz Jane Thomas in Michigan. Jennie Flake recovering in Cincinnati hospital before visiting F M Edwards. Foley’s Kidney Remedy recommended with testimonial from Mrs G L Bowen Wayne W Va. sold at Bono’s Pharmacy.
Court of Clermont county Ohio appoints R W O Gregg as executor of the estate of Laura F Kinsell late of the county. The filing dates noted July 1 1000 and July To 4. R Woopiter attorney carries the notice.
Nearly all engineers architects and salesmen in Chile are Europeans in sympathy with European products. This helps America secure about 80 percent of that country’s business. A tip advises heating a poker to remove rusty screws, then using the correct screwdriver to extract the screw easily.
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