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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
5
Edenton hosts A J Allen and family. others visit Newtonsville and Cincinnati. Shiloh camp meeting draws attendees. Supt Leahy visits Blanchester. Ohio and Toledo notices market Hall's Catarrh Cure and various remedies with ads for Dr Shoop Health Coffee and kidney treatments.
Arthur Conover and G W Palmer hosted guests from city and nearby towns last week. Several residents from Nash ville Xenia Norwood Hillsboro Wilmington Blanchester and Franklin visited local families. A Sunday school youth lawn fete proceeds for M E church with ice cream cake and lemonade.
Victims of hay fever are urged to take Foley's Honey and Tar for immediate relief from difficult breathing and inflamed air passages. The ad claims it may even cure, and promises tolerant relief with the genuine red and yellow Bonn's Pharmacy packaging.
The parish held its annual picnic with large attendance featuring foot races wheel barrow and potato races and dancing. A ball game between the Y M S cathedral team and Boston team ended 7 to 4 in favor of the home squad. Proceeds from auctions totaled about 600 with several prizes won by locals.
A promotional note discusses aging men and kidney trouble. It cites claims that over sixty face urinary disorders and prostate enlargement. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as effective, with a testimonial from Rodney Barnett of Rockport, Missouri and a local pharmacy endorsement.
Mr Dawnon and wife of Williamsburg visited BE OC Reed and wife last week. Edgar Wiseman and wife of Rossville IL are spending two weeks with relatives here. Dr W EB Rice of Champaign IL was called home due to brother George’s illness. A large group attended the Mt Pleasant picnic on August 2. Church members plan an all day picnic on the church lawn. Several locals spent Thursday at Mrs Henry Dehniston’s with Edna Reibel, Spalding, Mitchell and others. Susie Cusharde visiting Carrie and Nellie Wayt. Mattie Phillips of Newport and Eugene Goodwin of Pittsburg spent part of last week here. Spence Brakley of the Alma hotel spent Sunday with parents. Mrs Sam McCalla spent Sunday with friends at Utopia. Harry Norris and Edith Kohler visited Fred Constant at Cedron Sunday. Arch Eagington of Augusta called on friends Sunday. Mrs Grace Maley of Bethel visited. Bana Hicks and Kev Swope were here Sunday.
A Batavia reader praises Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming they cured her husband’s long battle with kidney disease after trying many remedies. The notice includes testimonial, sale details, and agent names Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY, with other local society notes and visits.
Rev Huntington preached an interesting Sunday sermon on The Tritter. A Wisconsin note mentions longevity, urging proper body care between ages five and sixty and praising Electric Bitters as a tonic for vitality. A Guilford, England tax summons lists occupation as antique furniture maker.
The Otsego Journal editor Gilbertaville N Y William M Dietz endorses Dr King's New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds and lung and throat diseases. He claims it is infallible and always kept at home. Guaranteed to never disappoint with price of 25 and 1 dollar trial bottles offered by druggists.
Sunday guests and visitors fill a long list including Jobn Mebl and wife with Miss Adena Ed wards of Chicago. Hugh West and wife host. Sam Blue and family and John Ellis and others are mentioned with Milford pear. James Taylor and wife visit Newport relatives. Edgar Herron and family from Winchester stay with Miss Joan Herron. Lowell Bennett and wife host B Woodrall group. Will Fagin and son Paul visit their parents. Barton Kearns and Joanie visit George Frying at Mt. Holly. Rhoda Welch returns from Oxford after weeks away. Will Fulton and wife visit Dr Dean. Williamson hosts friends from Liberty. Huntington returns from Springfield. Chas Handy of Gibson House listed.
A Missouri reader from iu, Mo., extolls Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the fastest, surest healing salve for wounds and irritations, asserting personal experience and urging trust in the product. Guaranteed by all druggists.
A long list of residents including Will Scott Laura Scott Os Clark Loren Powell and many others are noted as visiting relatives attending fairs and funerals. The piece also mentions several returns and social calls at Milford Amelia Moscow and Oakville with a physician's endorsement for Foley's Kidney Cure.
Cliff Rose and wife plan to move to Hamersville this week. Misses Angie and Clara Beck hosted tea Sunday evening. Several residents from Sardinia and New Richmond were noted visiting/visiting friends. Francis Marion Maxfield died at his son George’s home. funeral held at home with burial in Monterey cemetery. John Selis and Robert Fagley called on friends in Williamsburg. Revacklea to celebrate 25th wedding anniversary August 16. Dr. Montgomery sold his drug store interest. family plans a September departure for California. Edith Taylor of New Richmond visiting George Hibbets and wife.
A congressman suggests that immigrants be required to adopt American names like O'Brien Schwartzmeister and Cohn. The piece notes discussions on income tax in England with figures showing 250 people paid $200,000 and 809,000 paid taxes under $3,500 last year.
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