Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local Notices
An old advertisement praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble with a Hillsboro Ohio testimonial from Herbert Hilliard. The notice lists names visiting family, travel to Rushville Indiana, and local residents and sick lists in Ohio. Also shows a Hall's Catarrh Cure patent notice from Toledo 1886 and product pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hilliard
W. North St
Hillsboro
Ohio
Doan
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Olive Branch House Party for Wooden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson entertained at their country home near here honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jas Springer on their wooden anniversary. A fine time with many gifts. distant guests included Jas Springer and wife, Mr. Merriott of the city, Mrs. A. D. Watson of Amelia, A. D. Light and family of New Richmond, and J. H. Robinson and wife. May they enjoy many more happy days with the Johnsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnson
Jas. Springer
Merriott
City
A. D. Watson
Amelia
A. D. Light and Family
New Richmond
J. H. Robinson
Johnson
The Clerk Guaranteed It Cure Claim
A store clerk offered Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a guarantee to not charge if it failed. A customer accepted, used the remedy, and claimed to be cured within a day or two. The account is attributed to J. H. Berry & Co. of Salt Creek, Virginia. The product is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Berry & Co
Salt Creek
Local Social News With Family Visits and Gatherings
STONELICK. Chas. Carpenter and wife entertained Sunday Frank Worst of Cincinnati. Miss Elsie Davis entertained Thursday Ada Schultz of Owensville. Chas. Hartmet and wife attended the funeral of their little grandson. Harry Patchell and family visited Clarence High and wife. Miss Eisie Davis and a gentleman friend spent Thursday evening at Chester Park. Misses Marie Carlier Marie Oraver and Uncle visited Hillsboro on Wednesday. M. Sapp entertained Sunday Miss Wilson of the city. James Carpenter and wife visited Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Bilis and family near Ithameville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Carpenter
Frank Worst
Cincinati
Elsie Davs
Ada Schultz
Owensville
Chas. Hartmett
City
Harry Patchell
Clarence High
Eisie Davis
Chester Park
Marie Carlier
Marie Oraver
Hillsboro
Sapp
Iss Wilson
James Carpenter
Spet
Mrs. Bilis
Ithameville
Po-Do-Lax Promises Quick Relief for Constipation
An advertisement urges readers that neglecting illness is wicked and promotes Po-Do-Lax as Podophyllin (May Apple) without gripe. It claims the product arouses the liver and increases bile flow, helping Nature remove the cause overnight and promising relief from constipation and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Smith reunion and scattered social notes in Glendale
Mrs Kate Hunter and family attended the Smith reunion at Glendale on Thursday. Miss Barbara Lakemire from Williams visited Miss Alice Ed Oligee and Mrs Samuel liking on Sunday. Aid Society to meet Sunday noon. Mrs Jester and Mrs Jennie Jea tor and ward family were noted visiting. Otto Bish family and Taylor's Chapel attended a quarter meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Hunter
Alma
Orella
Benton Hunter
Marion Utchingon
Smith
Glendale
Barbara Lakemire
Williams
Alice Ed Oligee
Bleep Rose
Samuel Liking
Aid Society
Rs. Cola iSureday
Ome Aguat
Jester
Jennie Jeator Arth
Ward
van Pal
Otto Bish
Taylor’ Chapel
Local Visitors and Guests Highlight Weekend Scoops
Clarence Manning and family along with J H Penn visited O Reif and partners Peebles. Audrey Williams and Keith Brannock were weekend guests of J M Milner in Augusta Kentucky. Several residents hosted relatives and friends including the Fagle family reunion at P D Milner, and Miss Ida Bantum visited Bantam. Mary Allen celebrated her birthday with 15 little friends Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Manning
Beulah
J. H. Penn
O. Reif
What Peebles
Audrey Williams
Keith Brannock
J. M. Milner
Augusta
Anna Bernice
Thos
Williams
City
Oliver House
H. J. Beck
Inglewood
Howard Henning
Hennings Mills
Jasper McChesney
Kentucky
Tom Hodge
Milford
Mary
Genevieve Jones
Fagle
P. D. Milner
E. Bragdon
Frank Kemerlae
Dayton
Geo. Halse
Keith
Geo. McDonald
Dad Bratton
Columbus
Percy Brown
U. S. Cavalry
Pottsville
Kate Deel
Joe Budd
Indianapolis
Frank Bluestein
St Bluesteine
Observation of Liniment Directions for Quick Recovery
If you use Chamberlain's Liniment as directed you will recover in much less time than usual. Obtainable everywhere.
Newtonsville Notes on Construction and Local Visits
Newtonsville reports rapid progress on a new school building under Mr. Eveland who also holds the contract to erect a large store for A. League on the corner lot once owned by J. W. Washburn. Helen Washburn, daughter of J. W. Washburn, dies at 17 after Mil ford High School graduation. Funeral by Rev. Smith at the M. E. church and burial at Fair View cemetery.“
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveland
A. League
J. W. Washburn
John Williams
Indiana
Blondin McKinney
Clara Dimmitt
Ladies Aid
Marathon
Rev. Smith
Friends
Little William
Will Roudebush
T. C. Christie
Lebanon
Frankimmitt
Wm. B. Christie
Don Moore
Blanchester
Erma Chavez
Oxford
Helen Washburn
Tuesda
Milford High School
Dr King’s New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
A vintage drug advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs. It urges care to avoid draughts and sudden changes, claims 45 years of use, and offers a money back guarantee with a cheap bottle from the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Local social notes from Mt Carmel and nearby towns
Miss Florence Perin and Daisy Nash returned home Wednesday night. Mrs. Mary Bell entertained friends from Huntington and Ashland this week. Charley Perin visited friends here. A surprise party was held for Edna Guyop’s eighteenth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. William Perkins and granddaughter Mary Ruth Sechrest visited Felicity friends recently. John Kincaid entertained relatives from Covington. Dellia and Julia Bell spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Mrs. Bogs Ludlow and daughter Katharine of Park spent days here. H Ladlow and family visited last week. Ladies Aid met at the omers with Dr. Ricker at Willowville Thursday afternoon. Emily Phillips of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Elsa Davis. Alice Day spent Sunday with A. R. Johnson and family. Hazel Dox of Newport is visiting Megao and family this week. Mrs. Edward Bickel entertained her Cincinnati aunt Sunday. Maud West of Cincinnati visited her parents this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Perin
Daisy Nash
Mabel Barrow
Mary Bell
Huntington
W. Va
Ashland
Charley Perin
Edna Guyop
William Perkins
Granddeu Hier
Mary Ruth Sechrest
Felicity
John Kincaid
Covington
Dellia
Julia Bell
Cincinnati
Bogs Ludlow
Katherine
the Park
OU. H. Ladlow
Ladies Aid
Omers
Ricker
Willowville
A. R. Johnson
Iss Hazel Dox
Newport
Edward Bickel
Maud West
Mollie Tatman
Georgia Runyan
Alma
Minnie Walker
C. P. Walker
M. E
W. M. Patton
N. R. Walker
Linwood
Nan Gray
Augusta
Oliver Walker
Tusculum
Sarah Gatch
Palmer Gatch
Quincy
Mina Gatch
Robert and Hart Trisler
Bethel
Cora Leonard
George Kratzer
Wm. Trisler
Mt. Crab
Clara Freschard
Wymen
Owensville
Wm. Beckett
Norwood
L. O. Stockton
Connersville
Ind
Ww. Ochiltree
Bay View
Mackinac Island
Mich
Electa Coleman
Harvey Craig
Batavia
E. Burdsall
Thomas Coleman
J. W. Brewer
Wm. Thompson
A. C. Puckett
Joseph Kelly
Lynchburg
J. W. Snell
Onterey
Sidney McAdams
Arthur Craig
Williamsburg
G. B. Beacham
Guo
H. O. Morgana
W.E. Ellison
City
R. L. Allen
Helen Walker
Oakley
Winton Place
Joseph Heizer
W. A. Heizer
Mabel Foster
Mineral Springs
Hamilton County
Ed Bishop
Birthday Club
F. W. Walker
Lillian E. Dailey
Denver
Colorado
S. B. Ferree
Marco, Mo
Kizzie Weaver
Karl Martin
O. B. Martin
Mina White
New Rochelle
N. Y
J. H. White
C. A. Irwin
Toledo
J.G Irwin
Ernest Moore
Overland Automobile Co
Dora Knight
J. F. Knight
Granville Abernathy
Broadway
Med Bricker
O.B. Martin
Moses
Lower
Main St
Perintown
Esther
Howard Lippert
Belfast
Mary Bughes
Athens
Harmon
J. B. Cover
Star City
H. McNutt
M. F. McNutt
Ruth Innis
Columbus
Epworth Heights
Hattie Beebe
Bernice English
Madisonville
English
Walnut Hills
Maggie
Lizzie Beebe
United Brethren Church
L. W
J. R. Fuhr
L. W. White
Chas, Pohl
Newton Kig Rand
Owl’s Nest
Gretchen
Ier Ruffner
Thomas, Ky
Arthur Uffner
Despondency Relieved by Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs Gee Hon Macedon N I suffered indigestion with headache dizziness and fatigue then used Chamberlains Tablets. After a day of treatment she felt relief. She finished two bottles and was rid of the trouble. Obtainable everywhere.
Unclear garbled obituary note mentions Julian Johnson and relatives
Fragmented obituary fragment references Julian Johnson of city visiting Missesse and Mary Purkhiser and mentions G McNair's death outline. Other text lists Pawnee City Nebraska residents and a bedside scene with V s achiry and others, but phrasing is damaged and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Johnson
City
Missesse
Mary Purkhiser
G. McNair
Wopnz
Pawnee City
Nebraska
Achiry
Ame van Ghia
Paris
Phinelis
Constipation Adverts Poison Waste and Pills
An old advertisement claims accumulated bowel waste causes illness and offers Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy. It promises a full bowel movement by morning and urges readers to buy a 36 pill bottle from a druggist for two shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Social Notes From Eaton and Surrounding Areas
DeWitt Roberts of Eaton visited Geo. Devine and wife Sunday. Grace Fowler Miriam and Willard Green return to Evanston after visiting Minnie Snell. Court Snell of Middletown visited his father Sunday. Guests of Geo. Devine Sunday included D. K. Carpenter and wife Linwood. Jesse Hunt and wife Minta and Gertrude Hunt Moores Fork. Chas Nichols and wife with Andrew Lobner and wife. Merle Hancock visiting in city. Howard Snell spent days in Evanston and returned with Stanley South. Rufus Pattison and wife Owensville visited A. C. Lovell Sunday. Grace Snell visited Georgia Applegate at Marathon. Will Varney and family visited Henry Good and wife Sunday. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy recommended with testimonial from So Williams Jesse Tenn. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Roberts
Eaton
Geo. Devine
Grace Fowler
Miriam
Willard Green
Evanston
Minnie Snell
Court Snell
Middletown
D. K. Carpenter
Linwood
Jesse Hunt
Minta
Gertrude Hunt
Moores’ Fork
Chas. Nichols
Andrew Lobrer
Merle Hancock
City
Howard Snell
Stanley South
Rufus Pattison
Owensville
A. C. Lovell
Grace Snell
Georgia Applegate
Marathon
Will Varney
Henry Good
Community Notices and Social Gatherings in Local Roundup
Friday gatherings at Mrs. Nellie Stewart home with refreshments. Attendees include Grace Johnson and Ruth White at Miss Washburn funeral in Newtonsville. Visits by Anna Wilson of Linwood and others. Various families hosted and visited in town and nearby areas. Uremia explanation and Foley Kidney Pills ad from Nash Pharmacy conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Pharmacy
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Dr. James McKibben of Walnut Hills guests with Mrs. Will Newton. Miss Ruth DeVol of Eaton visiting for a month substituting for Bell telephone operators. Mrs. W Fisher of Walnut Hills with local friends. Marshal Cox and wife occupy Mrs. Ingram's summer house for August. L O Pattison and wife host children from Camden and Helen. T J Davis and family from Pittsburgh arrive at Mrs. Jarman's. Mrs. Julia Moreton and son Paul visit mother at Pt Isabel. Mrs Magnolia Staats Lee's condition unchanged. Georgiana and Helen Pattison host dinner with guests including Mrs. Albert Parker Ruth De Vol Louise Moreton. Charles Kayser and wife from Norwood and Mrs Weber visit Kaysers. Rev. John Howard spent last week at Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKibben
Walnut Hills
Will Newton
Ruth DeVol
Eaton
Bell Telephone
W. &. Fisher
Marshal Cox
City
B. P. Ingram
L. O. Pattison
Ross and
Albert Arker
Rtle Lough
Ruth de Vol
Louise Moreton
Charles Kayser
Norwood
Weber
Kaysers
John Howard
Hillsboro
Sloan's Liniment for Pain Relief Promoted
An 25c bottle of Sloan's Liniment is advertised as a universal remedy for toothache bruises sprains stiff neck back ache neuralgia rheumatism and many emergencies. The copy urges readers to buy a 25c bottle to prove its effectiveness and mentions all druggists carry it.
Social notes from Mt Holly visits and family events
John Moerlein and wife hosted friends from the city Sunday. Charles Kincaid and wife celebrate a new granddaughter at their Hillsboro home. Oakley guests Will Ward amidry Henry and family visit. Jessie Mensing visits Mrs Shoctley who is ill. Baptisms at Ulrey's run by Walker and Aljen Boles. Bertha opis visits Walnut Hills relatives. O B Myrick hosts Melia youths. Lytle family attends baby event. community thanks for patronage. Bert and Will Swiee Bethel visit Olin Fagin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moerlein
Charles Kincaid
Faye
Hillsboro
Eon Binning
Susie
Will Ward
Miaiey Henry
Oakley
Ney Alias
Wilife
Jessie Mensing
City
Shoctley
The
Christian Church
Ulrey’s Run
Walker
Aljen Boles
George
Bertha Opis
Walnut Hills
Unday
O. B. Myrick
Melia
O.M. Lytle
Harold
Lytle
Onowe
Sian
Sian Neti
Bert
Will Swiee Bethel
Olin Fagin
Foley Cathartic Tablets Offer Quick Relief in Heat
Sluggish liver and inactive bowels worsen heat discomfort. Foley Cathartic Tablets provide prompt safe relief without griping. If you feel lazy, bloated, or languid a Foley tab helps. Nash Pharmacy offers this remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Pharmacy
Social Page Notes Reflecting Local Travel and Deaths
The column records many residents visiting relatives in Ashington and Cleveland, arrivals from Winona Lake, and new homes on Fourth and Main streets. It notes the death of Mrs. Minnie Walker with a large funeral attendance, a wedding of Electa Coleman and Harvey Craig, and various family gatherings, travels, and society events across Oakley, Winton Place, Batavia, and nearby towns.
The Nash Pharmacy Promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound
A local ad asserts that neglecting a cold weakens the system and that wet feet and sudden temperature changes cause many children’s colds in summer. It promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a sure and prompt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyle
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Local Visitors and Courtesy Pledges Across Town
A. R. Brown and mother spent a few days with friends at Westboro. Prof. Lee Parker of Trenton is visiting home folks. Chas. Bypoh and wife visited Elk Lick with Tom Brooks. Stanley Hutchinson and Emily spent time with Walter Bogart. Prof. George Chatterton and wife from Youngstown stayed with John Moyer. Tom Trout and wife attended Mr Henderson's funeral at Felicity. Dick Frazier is very low. Obs. Peterson family spent Sunday at Clover. Dorothy Beck of city visits Mrs Townsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Brown
Westboro
Lee Parker
Trenton
Chas. Bypoh
Tom Brooks
Elk Lick
Stanley Hutchinson
Emily
City
Walter Bogart
George Chatterton
Youngstown
John Moyer
Tom Trout
Wig
Mr. Hendrixson
Local society notes from a small city Gospel era
John Kelly and wife hosted friends at a pricey Sunday gathering in honor of their daughter. Dr and Mrs Blgett of the city were Sunday guests of Matt J Dayan and wife. Mrs Vera Nave of Hyde Park visited Mrs P M Offutt. George Bradley of Milford called on friends Sunday afternoon. Fred Warren and wife drove to Chile Sunday. Ragged list of local names and visits appear with several misstated lines and garbled fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Blgett
City
Matt J Dayan
Mies Vera Nave
Hyde Park
P. M. Offutt
George Bradley
Milford
Friends
Fred Warren
Chile
Rick List
Donald Gates
H. O. French
Mi Myra
Mattie
Schmond
Wulletiegous
Kate Mobi
A.J Kilgore
Social visits noted from Hyde Park and Norwood
Miss Cora Nave of Hyde Park spent the weekend with friends. Mr B Wall and daughter Nellie and Miss Jennie Kearns were guests of H Brannen and wife in Nicholsville. Etta Phillips of Cincinnati visits friends here. E Maddux and wife and Eva Keen spent Thursday in the city. Chester Davis and family of Norwood were guests of P M White. Vera Malick of Norwood is visiting grandmother Mrs Jasper Malick. Webb Morgan and wife of Cincinnati were guests of Ida Ve and Hareet Swen. Mrs Joseph Potter and Miss Jessie Coulter joined the M E church ladies for a Wednesday gathering. A fine time reported by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Nave
Hyde Park
B. ©. Wall
Nellie
Jennie Kearns
H. Brannen
Nicholsville
Etta Phillips
Cincinnati
E. Maddux
Eva Keen
Chester Davis
Norwood
P. M. White
Vera Malick
Jasper Malick
Webb Morgan
Ida
Joseph Potter
Jessie Coulter
M. E
All
Sale of 1 acre lot with modest improvements
Readable text indicates a sale notice for a one acre parcel described as long and nicely fenced. The owner appears identified with limited legible details in the fragment. Further specifics such as exact location and terms are unclear in the available lines.
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Dean
West Point
Whitaker
Concord
Fannie Whitaker
Thelma
Florence
James Harry
Monterey
Allen Hutchinson
Centerville
D. Jester
Mary Johnson
Maggie Moyer
Junipers
Lottie Bingaman
Greenberry
John Hill
Ohio Farmers Insurance
State OF Ohio
City OF
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Olive Branch
Stonelick
Newtonsville
MT. Carmel
Chamberlain
Merchant
Jesse
Tenn
Shining Stars
Nellie Stewart
Grace Johnson
Ruth White
Miss Washburn
Anna Wilson
Wilson Holland
Mary Work
Ray Work
John Apgar
Harlow’s
John Sticksel
Mary Davidson
Blanche
Blanche and Mrs. Smith
A. G. Predmore
Donald
Charles Ireton
Margaret Anderson
Wilmington
Joe Curliss
B. Worthington
Clifford McDonough
Aubey Bigham
Frank White
Redmond Fitzgerald
Margaret Gray
Moscow
MT. Holly
W. R. Ireton
Ashington
D. C
T. G. Foster
Dorothy
Elsie Foster
Cleveland
A. F. Creager
E. B. Holmes
Winona Lake
Fourth
Main Streets
H. L. Britton
L. T. and
L. Maham
Harve Smith
C. M. Curry
Buckeye Lake
Fletcher
OS Oie
What Is
Castoria
Vances
Oath Phones
P. S
A. B. Amann
Portsmouth
Audria Boyes
Lib Boul
Yang
Ane
Attorneys AT Law
F. Roudebush
Courier Loans
Yywid
Phy
Clermont House
J. L. Nichols
A. B. Nichols
Ajchols & Nichols
Attorneys-At
Main Street
Orman L. Burnet
Attorneys-At-Law
Qlermont Bld
Batavia, Ohio
Awson E. Bradley
Bren Oi Beenes
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