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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
5
An ad extols seventy years of experience with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs colds bronchitis and weak lungs and urges readers to consult their family physician. It notes no alcohol in the medicine and links bowel health to overall well being while promoting Ayer's Pills as a vegetable laxative.
Henry Speidel and wife near Batavia were guests of Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Speidel. Louie Manning of Cincinnati visited relatives here. Dave Houghton went to Dayton for work. Arch Hurdle and wife from Newport Ky stayed with B. F. Hurdle and wife. Will Bonar of Carthage visited relatives here. Dr. W. H. Aiken and J. W. McMurchy enjoy a pleasure trip in the East. Dr. Ed Prather of Cincinnati was here. Frank J. Cheney swears his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials. Kali's Family Pills recommended.
Mrs Mellie Brunk and son Roy spent several days last week visiting friends in Columbus. Mr Will Meek and family from East Danville were welcome guests of Mrs Rachel Frye late last week. Mrs Marie Srye and Grace of Hillsboro visit relatives. Misses Kellerman and Losh of Blanchester joined the girls for a hay ride to camp meeting Sunday. Earl Grosnickle of Norwood visited family here. George Schuyler of Oakley had dinner with Mrs Pierce Sunday. All teachers will attend the Teachers Institute at Bethel except Minnie P Cast who has been under a doctor's care. Louis Oligee and family of Milford visited here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Glaser of Terre Haute Indiana reports long illness with kidney trouble and costly cures ended by Foley Kidney Pills. She says the pills gave a permanent cure and enabled her to work again and she will recommend them. Sold by all dealers.
Miss Helen Swein from Bethel spent Sunday here while Walter Thomas of Zanesville visited with his parents Mr and Mrs David Thomas. Miss Hazel Dawson hosted the Philathea Club Saturday night and many locals attended a Fair Oaks concert. Maggie Corbly of Vincennes Indiana stayed several days here last week as visitors. Mr Evans of Georgetown visited daughter Mrs H E Kearns. Mrs McCann hosted dinner with Susan Boggess Ida McNutt Mabel and Edgar, Hattie Gravenbacker Susie Mellie Floyd and Edward. Mrs L W Short Bantam and Mrs Laurence Cochenower with daughter Violet of Ludlow Kentucky and Mrs Susan Reeves. After a long illness Miss Jennie Flake died at the home of her uncle F M Edwards August 12. Funeral at the home conducted by Rev Ewry Sunday at 3 pm with many distant friends attending.
J R Pitt of Rocky Mount North Carolina touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for a severe cold and cough claiming one bottle cured him. The ad asserts it treats diseased lungs hemorrhages la grippe asthma hay fever and lung trouble with a trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by druggists.
Mrs J B Heiss of Dayton visits Mrs G G Bambach and family in Cincinnati. George Rush of Norwood visits Mrs Mollie Alrey. Laclede Kennedy buys the Hansgen property on Plane street. Mrs Funk of Mowrystown visits Will Frazee and family. Frank Homan and family are visiting.
Mr. Claude Brown of Reynoldsville Illinois suffered months with a kidney complaint that baffled doctors. After trying Foley's Kidney Remedy a few large bottles cured him completely. He calls it invaluable and says it has benefited him greatly. Sold by all dealers.
Dale Calhoun and family in Detroit. Potts of Connersville spent Friday with A C Wood and wife. Walter Musgrove of Kentucky visiting home folks. Albert Mannen of Cincinnati called on friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joe West and Paul Montgomery of Russellville visited W E Montgomery and family. Mrs. Si Bluestein entertaining Miss Myrtle Levi of Indianapolis. Miss Nana Hibbard of Ft Collins guest of her sister Mrs H B Hutson. Mr. and Mrs. W M Scott and Ada visited W H Bannister. Miss Grace Stroup visited Georgetown friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bartlow entertaining niece Miss Lena Taylor of Higginsport. Mr. and Mrs. T M Michaels of Knoxville arrived for visit with sister C A Calhoun. Miss Ella Hill of Mt Crabs a guest of Miss Emma Hill. Miss Cora Rader of Big Stone Gap and John Huntington of Amelia were married at bride’s home Tuesday August 16 and will visit Bethel Friday. Mrs. Walter Scott and baby of Chicago visiting Miss Sallie White. Charle Carey and family of West Alexandria visiting John Bratton. Mrs. Walter Bainum entertained Mesdames Doughty and Stephens of Mt Washington last week.
An old advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as instantly relieving burns cuts scalds wounds and piles and claiming it cures sores ulcers boils felons eczema skin eruptions chapped hands sprains and corns. Priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
Miss Catharine Quilday hosts Miss Gertrude Jansen and Miss Irene Jansen from Cincinnati in Milford. Numerous visits and trips are noted, including Bruce and Pauline Wallace in Cleveland for a two week vacation and Miss Roberta Cullom returning from Canada. Many locals entertain relatives and friends from nearby towns and states.
An asthma and summer bronchitis remedy, Foley’s Honey and Tar quickly relieves discomfort and annoying symptoms. It soothes inflamed air passages, head and throat, and bronchial tubes. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Refuse substitutes. Sold by all dealers.
8S. F. Markley and wife hosted guests John Meir and family and Mrs. Truman Markley with two children from Chicago. Rev. N. R. Walker, formerly at the Presbyterian church here, now in Woodward Oklahoma, visited last week. Mrs. Frank Putzek of Walnut Hills visits her parents Wright Duckwall and wife. Laura Walker returned from an extended visit in Augusta Georgia. Mrs. M. B. McLean and W. L. Runyan and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Hodges in Milford. William Albertson and daughter Oleita visit relatives at South Portsmouth. Ezekiel Pollock entertained Mrs. Charles Leever and daughters Joline and Moselle of Cincinnati. J C Gleason of New Rochelle New York visited relatives. O. P. Walker and wife host J. E. Innis and family from Columbus. J. W. Hamilton and wife returned to Foley Missouri after visiting here. Mrs. Kate Walker of Batavia spent ...
An Alabama man from Coal City says Dr King’s New Life Pills cured his kidney and liver trouble after 12 years of illness. The pills are praised as best for constipation malaria headache dyspepsia and debility and are available at all druggists.
Several days last week saw visits from Mrs. Clarence Hill of Bethel Edgar Reed from Hyde Park and Frank Sparks of Blanchester. Miss Inez Long celebrated her sixteenth birthday with friends Lida Fuhr Walker sisters and other locals present. Dysentery warning and a note on Chamberlains remedy conclude the item.
John Binning and family visited Will Ward in New Richmond on Sunday. Mrs Alpha Dailey’s death in Rossville Georgia is noted after a fatal accident en route to church. Several regional residents and guests are listed with travel and visitation updates across Ohio and Kentucky communities.
A brief notice notes that young rabbits are more numerous than usual and quail also appear plentiful this year. It urges waiting for the lawful hunting season before slaughter. A health ad promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy to protect kidneys and well being. Sold by all dealers.
The Ohio State Fair will illuminate grounds with novel light effects and nightly performances. Weber's Prize Band plays each evening as Pain's stupendous production Battle in the Clouds features aerial warfare and hobby craft. 250 personnel, aircraft roles, and a $5,000 Manhattan Beach fireworks finale close each night. The fair opens Monday September 5 for five days with extensive educational and entertainment offerings.
A Clermont County farmers meeting at the Court House drew at least 50 representatives from all townships. John Beggs presided and discussed site selections for four institutes among seven applications, with Bethel Felicity Amelia Newtonsville Milford and Loveland among contenders. The group urged women on institute staffs and reforms to program planning, and explored central county institute for next year with attendees from multiple townships.
Charles P. Furguson died suddenly this morning. He was the son of Rev. Charles Furguson of the Cincinnati Conference and a Civil War veteran. The funeral will be from the M. E. church Batavia Friday at 4 PM.
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