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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1909

Page

5

Bantam entertaining relatives at G C Andersons country home

Mr and Mrs G C Anderson hosted a gathering of relatives and friends at their Bantam area country residence last Sunday with guests including L B Cavell and son from Wyoming W E Skillman and Miss Lulu Skillman from Wyoming F B E Rymell from Amelia G W Anderson and daughter Mila Celina residents J H MacClain P A Bilis and H C Mack of Celina plus Orry Of Toledo Lucas County Also Frank J Cheney sworn in Toledo Ohio as senior partner of F J Cunnty Co offering one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and aims at the blood and mucous surfaces of the body.

Orry Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cuunty & Co Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Draake

Local notes and visits fill week in the village

George Freyiag sells his farm and plans city real estate work. T. P. Myrick of Linwood visits relatives over Sunday. Mrs F S Dawson visits Madisonville friends. Highland Park Chautauqua draws village representation. Mrs Lottie Binning visits Williamsburg relatives. Mrs B F Moyer mourns loss of her mother Mrs Somermeir. Belle Follow party and Anna Moore guests in the city. Mr and Mrs F S Dawson host Madisonville and Eldon Stickle party. Adolphus Myrick and daughter visit Covington relatives. Mrs Mary Spangler hosts Mrs S Smith. C M Edwards and W J Liston attend Liberty Chapel ministers’ institute. B and wife hosted by Mrs George Heeler. Union Chapel festival in Dr Branley’s yard next Saturday. Mrs Mary Spangler and Mrs Samuel Smith visit Miss Susie Thomas. Cliff Kempton returns to B&O railroad home for a few days. Sick Avary Brown and Ruth Ketchan.

George Freyiag Haa T. P. Myrick Linwood F.S. Dawson Madisonville Highland Park Somermeir Belle Follow Edna Leona Anna Moore Dawson Eldon Stickle Eleanor Evanston Adolphus Myrick Covington Mary Spangler Susie Thomas Cliff Kempton B, and O Avary Brown Ruth Ketchan

Castoria Cure Ad Claims Malaria Sanitation

In a Pierce era testimonial the ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure all for malaria and related illnesses. It asserts use against chills fever ague jaundice weakness and death in malaria prone areas near the Potomac. The piece cites R M James of Louisville Kentucky endorsing the tonic as a universal remedy and guarantees availability by druggists.

Potomac R. M. James Louvellen

Local Social Notes From Hilleboro and Nearby

Mrs Wim Glancy spent a few days with relatives at Hillboro. Mr and Mrs Thus Brooke spent Saturday and Sunday in Brown county. Arthur Schafterall has been very sick with typhoid fever. Edgar Fitzwater and family of Plainville were guests of his parents Sunday. Edith and Mary Glancy visited Miss Irma Brooks. Ethel Meyers visiting Afton friends. K of P picnic at Rapps grove on Saturday evening August 21. Margrie Carlisle returned home after visiting Edith and Mary Glancy. Irma Brooks returned from city visit. Louie Schafetall of Newport was home Sunday. Edna Fitzwater spent Wednesday at Brazier.

Wim. Glancy Hilleboro Brooke Brown County Arthur Schafterall Edgar Fitzwater Plainville Sanday Edith Mary Glancy Irma Brooks Ethel Meyers Afton K.of P. Plcnic Rapp’s Grove Margrie Carlisle Louie Schafetall Newport Edna Fitzwater Brazier Gladys Wills City Rob E. Young Mrs. Rice Cincinnati Rolla Hannah Foster Sol Griffith Emery Parker Dora Parker Middletown Ashbury Parker Thursa Hutson Everett H. B. Hutson Bertha Thompson Norwood J. C. Taylor Harrodsburg Gladys Banford Herman Beck Mt. Washington Audry Williams Tesac Bluestein Walnut Hills Mack Morford Gay Frazee May Manning Jas. Kellum Anna Hilsberry Blanche Wilson Aberdeen Lotta Wilson Frankfort Tom White Louise E. A. Day Warren Everhart Mechanicsburg H.l Corey Minerva Waterfield Batavia K. Sims J. Ruffles Tennessee Cora Carter C. L. Dickenson Omaha Neb Mag. Well Dickenson Fruit Hill E. Layfield J. H. Pumphrey Snow Island Viola Nichols Tabasco Main Street Eva Howe Chicago Frank Bartlow Hoel New York H. J. Beck Agnes Beck Townsley Henings’ Mills Ethel Beck Amelia Bethel Port Mace Florida

Dr King’s New Discovery Hailed In Fedora Tenn

A resident praises Dr King’s New Discovery after three weeks of use for life threatening lung problems. The ad claims it treats coughs colds bronchial ailments and hemorrhages and offers trial bottles free with guaranteed satisfaction. It lists prices 50 cents and 1 dollar and is sold by druggists.

Tenn Dr. King C. V. Pepper

Local Residents Spend Sunday with Family and Guests

John W. Davie of Bell Telephone Co visited his sister Mrs Mary B Roberts and Miss Helen M Porter while spending a few days with Mr and Mrs J H Sapp in the Franklin neighborhood L 8 Fridman left for Galen Kao on a brief business trip A dT Clark and daughter Jean spent fnn

John W. Davie Bell Telephone Co Mary B. Roberts Helen M. Porter J. H. Sapp Franklin Fridman Galen Kao A. Dt. Clark Jean

Dr King’s New Life Pills Claim Liver Troubles Heal

Promises relief from constipation headache sallow complexion pimples and blotches with Dr Kings New Life Pills. Advertises 960 at all drug stores.

Family visits and local notes from Ripley area

Local society notes list visits among McNeil of Loveland Fridman Linn and relatives in Ripley Eu Sargent from Lebanon visiting Clifton residents J Byrd Smith and family vacationing at Curry House in Newport and other town activities including farm reports and a golden wedding in Bethel Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as a remedy with 25 cent price.

W. H. McNeil Loveland Fridman Andeon Linn Ripley EU Sargent Lebanon Clifton J. Byrd Smith Newport Curry House Standard Oil Co W.T. Mason City Dawson Fulton Ripley Fair E. H. Townsend Springfield Steam Roller Co Laurel Robi Hall Townsend Bessie Donaldson White Bear Lake Miho John Barkley Penman Farm Felicity

Burials and Local Notices from Monroe Area

The seven months old son of Harry and Carrie Steelman of Amelia was buried in Monroe cemetery on Wednesday. Lew White of New Richmond will lecture Thursday evening Aug 19 at the Presbyterian church on the topic Boys in Blue. Rev. Shephard of Laurel was visiting friends last week. Mia James McMurphy and Mrs Anns Martin were entertained Tuesday at Mrs Smith’s home in Batavia. John Watson of Linwood and his wife were Sunday guests of Frank Idlett and wife.

Harry Carrie Steelman Amelia Monroe Lew White New Richmond Presbyterian Church Shephard Laurel Mia James McMurphy Anns Martin Smith Batavia Jobn Watson Linwood Frank Idlett

Foley's Honey and Tar Cited As Fast Cold Remedy

Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana recalls suffering a summer cold for three months before Foley's Honey and Tar relieved symptoms. He notes hay fever like symptoms and says medicines worsened the condition. His wife also found relief using Foley's Honey and Tar at Bunn's Pharmacy.

Nusbaum Batesville Indiana Foley Bunn’s

Local Notes and Family News Highlights

J Harlow remains on the sick list. Stanley Oligee and wife welcome a daughter. Miss Ida Lentert visited friends here. James Bunyan had a fall while making hay, sustaining a shake. Mrs J Work left for eastern Ohio. Mrs Chas Simon of Cincinnati visited with Mrs 8 J Harlow. The funeral of Mrs Samuel Homan of Cozaddale was held at Bloom. Edwin Johnson and wife visiting his parents. Chester Caldwell, son of Edwell, died suddenly at age nine. Shiloh camp meeting drew many locals. W Caldwell of Newtonsville visited his parents. Dr and Mrs Redrow and others visited W H Ireton. Mrs Artur Ruffner plans a visit to Buffalo. Mrs Mary Wise and Mrs Geo Ireton visited R Wise and family. Mr Atkins, piano tuner from Dayton Kentucky, did business here last week.

J. Harlow Stanley Oligee Ida Lentert James Bunyan J. Work Ohio Chas. Simon Cincinnati Samuel Homan Cozaddale Bloom Rose Edwin Johnson Chester Caldwell Edwell Shiloh W. Caldwell Newtonsville Mre. Redrow

Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad for Backache and Kidney Trouble

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 Bunon's Pharmacy.

Kright Bunon

Chautauqua Attendance and Local Visits Highlight Week

Community members attended the Chautauqua at Highland Park. Mrs. E Ladlow is very ill. The Driver brothers from Mt Crab visited with B Apple. Wm Smythe hosted relatives from Cincinnati. Ludlow and son Karl joined the Highland Park event. Apple visited relatives near Williamsburg. An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney disease with a Wayne West Virginia testimonial.

Highland Park E. Ladlow Howard Elmer Driver Mt. Crab B. Apple Wm. Smythe Cincinnati H. Ludlow Karl Williamsburg

Mrs B McCann Returns Home After Visit

Mrs B McCann has returned to her home after a visit with her daughter in Portsmouth. Miss Ruth Porter was visiting Ripley, Mrs W M Palton of New Richmond is mentioned in the update.

Local social notes and a death in Mt Auburn area

The column lists visits by Mrs Dean Mra Sallie Turner and Bert Hopkins of Newport among others. Grace Underwood and Isabel Holland stay with relatives, and Miss Sadie Robinson visits Williamsburg. Major item: death of Mrs Henry Somermier with funeral at Mt Moriah after burial.

Dean’ Mra Sallie ‘Turner Auburn Mra B. B. Quadliff Bert Maurice Hopkins Newport Grace Underwood Bethel Jes. Kellum Tusculum Frank Ely G W. Woodmansee John Miley Sadie Robinson Williamsburg Alma Huntington Lee Griggs Winton Place

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Batavia Resident

Batavia resident C. Wasner endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney symptoms. The ad highlights signs of kidney trouble such as cloudy urine, back pain, headaches, and fatigue and warns of serious outcomes if untreated. Sold by dealers nationwide with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents for 50 cents. Remember the Doan's name.

Doan Batavia Wasner Plumb Ave Ohio Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Local residents head on visits and guests across towns

A crowd of residents left for Niagara Falls and other points while relatives host stays across Cincinnati Hyde Park Covington Amelia Columbus and Peebles. Several families entertain guests and attend camp meetings and churches with many relatives visiting and traveling this week.

Bethel Social Notes Cover Visits and Guests

Gladys Wills visits her brother Rob in Bethel while E Young hosts Mrs Rice of Cincinnati. The column lists numerous Bethel residents and guests visiting relatives in Ohio and nearby states, with travel details and small social happenings. It ends with an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar at Bunn's Pharmacy.

Houser's X-Alpo Remedy Ad Promises Health in Clermont County

An old ad copy for Houser's Remedy claims X-Alpo aids stomach liver kidney and bowel issues. It touts climate-related ailments and overeating as common, offering eight days of treatment by mail with free shipping and no payment if not satisfied.

Clermont County Alto Houser Hamlet

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