Obituary and local notices from Nicholsville area
Mrs. Manning dies at 81 in Nicholsville. Funeral at Calvary M E church led by Rev. Darling. Interment in Calvary cemetery. Gardner family attends brother in law B E Ross funeral near Amelia. Locals report visitors, picnics, reunions, typhoid cases, and upcoming church services. Also notices an 1886 Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement with oath by Frank J Cheney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
William Manning
John Padgett
Calvary M. E
Darling
Calvary Cemetery
B. EB. Gardner
B. E. Ross
Amelia
George Lockwood
Cleveland
Canter
Isabel
Englewood Park
J. L. Roudebush
Owensvlle
Clarence Hall
James McMurchy
Hulick- Weaver
M. E
Local Social Notes and Family Visits Highlight Week
Charlie King and family spent Sunday with John Myers and wife. Clifford Wood and wife of Norwood are vacationing with relatives and friends. Mt. Pleasant picnic prep by M E Sunday school. M E social well attended. Born to Mr and Mrs James Craycraft Sunday July 28 a girl. Attendees at C K convention Bethel Thursday included Mrs Sanders, Mrs Laura Frey, Mrs Louie Spalding, Elsie Spalding, Tina Vermillion, George Hendrixon, Lawrence Vermillion. Elva Simmerman and Augusta friends visited Mrs Dan Simmerman. Mr Jones and sister Mrs Florence Myerer of Boonville Ind spent days here. Maude Frey and children returned from city sojourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Mt. Pleasant
James Craycraft
C. K
Bethel
Sanders
Mra
Laura Frey
Louie Spalding
Elsie Spalding
Tina Vermillion
George Hendrixon
Lawrence Vermillion
Elva Simmerman
Augusta
Dan Simmerman
Jones
Florence Myere
Boonville
Ind
Maude Frey
Robert Walker
Tabasco
Fagin Bros
Misses Pearl
Hannah Danby
Joseph Ketchum
Linwood
John Herget
Kate Payne
Keim
Newport
Fred Warren
Dayton
Wm. Houser
Harry Ricketts
Gus Brown
Portsmouth
Friends
Wm. Liston
Shockley
Fred Myers
Jacob Kinneman
A. T. Nesbitt
Donald
Albert Leeds
H.C. Warren
Hamersville
Lily Ackley
City
A.J. Kempton
AC. M. Edwards
John Leichner
Irene Pestrup
C. E
Alonzo Cushard
Mary Manning
Chicago
Mariel Fossett
Baby
Springfield
Ellis DeBruler
Dick Shelley
W. M. Fee
Anna Laugh
Prudie Schock
Hamilton
H. Grimes
Ben Pattison
Greenland
Arschulz
Mrs. Fox
Pleasant Plains
Miss Hopkins
Los Angles
Mary Mottier
Mrs. Phillips
Health Coffee Imitation Promoted By Dr Shoop In Ad
An advertisement for Dr Shoop's Health Coffee Imitation claims it treats kidney and rheumatic troubles and matches real coffee in taste. It offers mail trial for $1 and a free sample from Moore & Co at 2926 Olive Street St Louis.
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Dr. K&. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Dr. Shoop
Moore & Co
Sudden Death of Local Resident N B Ross
N B Ross, a long time county resident, died suddenly Sunday morning after a hearty breakfast due to heart failure. Fire alarm in the east end Friday prompted a quick response and limited damage. John Huntington visits Springfield while Walter Thomas returns from a southern trip. Seber Eppert family visits Bowerman Woodref and wife, and Harry Kearns resumes leadership.
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N. B. Ross
John Huntington
Springfeld
Walter Thomas
Seber Eppert
Bowman Woodref
Harry Kearns
Local social notes and notices from area residents
A compendium of visits and guests in the region includes H L Burch and family with Will Hall. Mrs A W Ashburn and Captain Thomas Ashburn visiting E G Penn. Chas Kidd buying Amelia lots with plans for a dwelling. Mrs N Swope and children with Dollie Nichols. John Thompson and wife visiting Baily Wall. Rev F Kirgan visiting W G Hern. family attendance at a Brown County teachers' institute. Hulick Weaver reunion attendees. Mrs B F McCann and Mrs Samuel Ellis with daughter Helen. Charles Hopkins moving a barn. international visitors Joseph McCay and wife from New Jersey. Mrs Lou Bodin visiting Elma Huntington.
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Whce
Samuel Iis
H. L. Burch
City
Will Hall
A. W. Ashburn
Batavia
Sop
Thomas Ashburn
New York
E. G. Penn
Familly
California
Chas. Kidd
Amelia
F.M Hardwick
Dean
Kidd
Nancie Swope
North Bend
Dollie Nichols
John Thompson
Bethel
Baily Wall
F. Kirgan
Fairmount City
Martha Kirgan
Anna
B. F. McCann
Samuel Ellis
Helen
Charles Hopkins
Joseph McCay
New Jersey
London
England
A.B
Cleveland
Orvill Timberlake
Walter
Atlanta, Ga
Lou Bodin
Norwood
Elma Huntington
Local Social Roundup and Anesthetic Ad Filler
Sunday visits and hosting across Mt Washington Linwood and Newport with multiple families noted. Also an advertisement touts Dr Shoop’s Headache Tablets claiming relief via blood congestion reduction and a free trial offer from The Nash Pharmacy in Racine Wisconsin.
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Hay Fever Relief
Claims Foley's Honey and Tar stops difficult breathing immediately and heals inflamed air passages. If it fails to cure, it will still provide instant relief. Advertises genuine product in yellow package from Bonn's Pharmacy.
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Foley
Bonn’s
Families Return Home After Week Away Visit Notes
CAM Bratten and family of Waynesville and Fred Jernegan and family city return home after visiting John Bratten. Harry Palmer and wife welcome a baby girl Vivian. Lester Leever and Mia Owensville visit Grandma Olive Crane. Joe Haviin and wife host friends from the city. Harvey Crane and wife from Oakley stay with Wesley and Mrs Crane. Misa Bownie Fisher leaves for Dayton. Edwin Harmon and family of Pittsburg visit relatives. Mia Howard Bredwell and Charlotte with William Scott. Frank Susie and Louis Biuesielve visit Simon Biuesielve. Edwin Allen of Chicago visits relatives. Gail Hannah and wife visit parents. Oat Rice and wife attend a Sunday visit at Paul Morebead’s. Mrs A L Beck of Mt Washington visits Will Hill and wife. Mrs Fred Angeberg and Fred Jr. spend time with Chas Davie and family. Tracks show Dr Shoop ads offer restorative samples and books on dyspepsia and heart or kidney troubles from Dr Shoop RACINE Wis. The Nash Pharmacy handles orders.
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Cam Bratten
Waynesville
Fred Jernegan
John Bratten
Harry Palmer
Vivan
Lester Leever
Owensville
Olive Crane
Joe Haviin
Harvey Crane
Oakley
Mra
Wesley Crane
Misa Bownie Fisher
Dayton
Edwin Harmon
Pittsburg
Mia
Howard Bredwell
Charlotte
City
William Scott
Frank
Oat Rice
Paul Morebead
A. L. Beck
Mt. Washington
Will Hill
Fred Angeberg
Fred
Lexington
Carrie Conner
New Iichmond
Chas, Davie
Comforting Words on Doan’s Kidney Pills Aid Back Pain
Mrs J A Taylor of Loveland Ohio lauds Doan’s Kidney Pills after her husband suffered years with kidney disease. Two boxes brought strong improvement including better appetite rest at night and complete cure of kidney disease with no relapse. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Batavia
J. A. Taylor
Lebanon Road
Loveland
Ohio
Pean
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local Social and Health Notices Across Town
Mrs. O. C. Daugherty and relatives visit in Walnut His and South. Mrs. Ruthie Ross and baby Francis return to Cartersville Florida with E. P. Goodwin and Mrs. Morris for a month. Miss Lollie Morris visits Miss Mildred Culver. Eugene Patton entertained by relatives from Indiana. Mrs. Ella Waterfield visiting sister. Mr and Mrs Giillen visit New Richmond. Funeral attendance for Dan Peterson at Williamsburg. Medical note extols longevity, promotes Electric Bitters as tonic. Piles relief advertised with Dr Shoop’s Ointment sold by Tae Naeh Pharmacy.
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O. C. Daugherty
Walnut His
Sonia Laughline
Ruthie Ross
Francis
Cartersville
Florida
E. P. Goodwin
J. K. Morris
South
Lollie Morris
Mildred Culver
City
Eugene Patton
Indiana
Harry Roloff
Lockland
Ella Waterfield
Walnut Hills
C. E. Reed
Oliver House
Thomas Hall
Thomas Giillen
New Richmond
Friends
Frank Spencer
Georgetown
Robert Southard
Dan Peterson
Williamsburg
Socialville visitors and locals cited in Otsego county notes
Sunday visits include Richard Dunlap Burl Cramer and family and numerous local residents. Mentions of Miss Alma Leever Miss Edith Koott and Miss Addie Applegate visiting various towns along with family leisure at Niagara Falls and Salem. An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery and blood purifiers as remedies.
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Richard Dunlap
Burl Cramer and Family
Socialville
Otsego County
Wm M. Diets
Otsego
Gilbertaville
N. Y
Dr. King
Alldrugglera
Congressman Suggests Immigrant Names Be Anglicized
The Cleveland Leader reports a congressman proposes forcing immigrant grant recipients to adopt Americanized surnames such as O’Brien Schwarzmeister and Cohn. The piece frames the idea as a policy suggestion and notes public reaction.
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O'Brien
Schwarzameister and Cohn
Cleveland
Kidney Cure Relief After Ten Years Bedbound
Patient KA Gray of Oakville Lad writes about a decade spent confined to bed because of kidney disease. After consulting various physicians without relief, Foley Kidney Cure was recommended and brought substantial improvement, with Huon's Pharmacy noted.
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Ka, Gray
Oakville
Lad
Foley
Huon
Autumn weddings at Methodist parsonage note multiple unions
The article lists several 1907 weddings at the local Methodist parsonage. Attending couples include attorney Alexander T. Hart and Mrs. Emma J. Miller. John A. Felter with Mrs. Mary L. McDaniel. Charles P. Laymore with Miss Luella B. McDaniel. Henry Gebbart and Miss Lydia Shafer. Ceremonies were conducted by Rev. E Burdsall with witnesses named.
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Alexander T. Hart
New York
Emma J. Miller
Tabasco
John A. Felter
Mary L. McDaniel
Charles P. Laymore
Luella B. McDaniel
Pleasant Plain
Henry Gebbart
Middletown
Lydia Shafer
Edenton
E. Burdsall
Witham
Sylvester Selby
Burdsall
Batavia
Geo. W. Spencer and Son
Harrold
Chillicothe
Local visits and social notes from Bluff City
Fremont Farley of Columbus visits his wife’s mother Mrs. Chas Bureau and family. David P. Moreton of Chicago is home on vacation. Mrs. May Koltenbeck of Felicity visits her mother. The Gates brothers bought refreshment privileges for Schwab's grave event. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for quick healing by G. Hays of Bluff.
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Will Bureanta
Gates Brothers
Schwab
G. Hays
Bluff, Mo
Bucklen
Notice to Non-Resident in Clermont County Case 12572
Notice to non resident William Mount unknown last residence King Fisher Colorado now unknown. Sarah E Conover petitions Clermont County Court for partition or sale of lot in Cynthiap Marathon per deed records. Respond by September 4, 1907 or judgment will be entered.
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Sarah E. Cover
William Farquer
William Mount
King Fisher
King Fisher County
Colorado
Sarah E Conover
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Cynthiap
Marathon
Obin
Sarah KE Conover
Meaning of Journey in Historical Usage
The term journey historically meant a day's progress or about twenty miles. Chaucer era usage included phrases like a country being fifty two journeys apart. Modern sense no longer ties to a daily publication or a fixed day.
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Chaucer
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