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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1902
Page
5
The advertisement proclaims Hall’s Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity and offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. It explains the constitutional approach, internal use, and benefits to blood and mucous membranes.
Mrs. Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recounts a neighbor’s infant with Cholera Infantum improving after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She notes quick recovery and recommends the product. Local notes include Belfast game score 5 to 4 for the Amateurs and social visits at Lytle Hill and Loveland.
Mrs L Bluestine spent part of last week in Ciccipusti. Ada Scott guests of Supt and Mrs Pierce at Harrison Ohio. Elmer E Hatson of Cincinnati visited Bethel with wife and son Everett. Court Crane spent Sunday with home folk. Cora and John Henry Rader of Amelia entertained at J L Laycock's last Thursday. W W Smith of M Crab visiting LD Kennedy. M C Bredwell and family Sunday guests of Warren Vandament. Supt and Mrs A L Beck entertain Miss Campbell of Sardinia. Joe Crouch of Williamsburg in Bethel Sunday. Mrs Florence C Leever of Owensville spending the week here. L Buestine employs Miss Cora Carter in the general store. Herbert Sherman of Columbus visiting Dr Brown west of town. Mrs Wm Kelley of Cincinnati visiting her parents here. Amanda Wisby entertained relatives from Maple. Cloe Care of Cincinnati visiting grandparents here. C J Brooks of Cincinnati entertained by I L Laycock family. George Armour and family of Ripley spent weekend here. John Hill returned from Springfield. Mrs Ruthie Goodwin returns from year’s visit with her son at Patette. Jacob Cook and John McNair on sick list. annual parade of the great two ringed All Were Saved. Bronchitis sufferer cured by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bottles free. Circus at Batavia attended by a few from here. George Halse returns to Oregon after visit. Dr and Mrs C W Montgomery entertain Mrs Brooks and daughter. Moonlight picnic near Dr Brown’s. Mrs Tice entertaining daughter Lottie of Chicago. Arch Harris returns from Indiana visit. Body of Chancellor Livingston, drowned near his Florida home, brought there for interment.
Look Pleasant, Please, Photographer C. Harlan of Eaton Ohio found relief after years of severe indigestion. Doctors and medicines failed until Electric Bitters, praised as a godsend for dyspepsia and stomach issues, restored his health. They aid stomach liver and kidney disorders and renew energy. Only 10 cents, guaranteed by Dr. John Bunn and J. R. Wicks.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it will cure Bright's disease diabetes stone in the bladder and kidney and bladder diseases. Sold by Dr. John Bunn and Son in Batavia.
A Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. John Slye’s home featured a potato contest with first prize to Mrs. John Slye and second to Mrs. Wm P Daughters. Guests included several local families and visitors from Covington Kentucky, Xenia, Laurel, Cincinnati, and Elwood as community ties deepen amid school events, church activities, and travel notes.
Miss Julia Hardefor of Cincinnati returned home after a brief visit with her brother. Mrs Harte of Cincinnati visited her mother Mrs DeWitt. Emma Combs and Goldie White of Kings Mills and Earnest White of Goshen spent Sunday in town.
C Unger of 211 Maple St Champaign Indiana says a year long hacking cough was cured after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. He reports doctors treated him for months but one bottle ended the illness and he has not been troubled since.
Dr Gaskins sold the property occupied by Stephen Weaver to Mr Taylor of Covington KY Irwin Nash of Cherry Grove visited his father Charles Nash Allen Moore and family of Hamilton spent Sunday at Jacob Moores Mrs Florence Lits and family Cincinnati were visitors at C E Smith s Miss Lucy Moore Blanchester guest of Mrs Josie Nash Sunday guests at B F McCann s were Mr and Mrs Charles McCann Cumminsville and Mr and Mrs Charles Ammon of Portsmouth Miss Blanche Graham Cincinnati visiting Mrs Bell Gregg Mrs Anna Croswell and daughter Mildred Hamersville were guests of Mr and Mrs F M Edwards Sunday Mr and Mrs E A Swone Pt Isabel spent Sunday at Mrs Dolly Nichols Mrs B F Moyer entertained a group of
Foley's Honey and Tar provides immediate relief to severe asthma sufferers if taken early and is sold by Dr John Bunn and Son in Batavia.
The big barn owned by Mr. Collier east of town burned down around eleven o’clock Monday morning. Fire destroyed the structure and farming utensils inside. Nellie Griswold and Jennie Griswold of Lebanon are visiting local relatives and friends. Local residents attended the C C T event in Williamsburg last week. Nola Reeves and her cousin from Pleasant Ridge spent the week visiting here. Mrs. Levi Griswold is showing health improvement after illness. Eliza Griswold visited Mr Hadley Saturday. Local youths attended camp meeting at Shiloh Sunday. William Cruthers of Walnut Hills is staying a few days in town. An advertisement for Dean’s Ailment claims relief for itching hemorrhoids.
Mrs E A McMurchy and the Corbin sisters attended the Teachers Institute at Williamsburg. Others visited relatives and attended social events in New Richmond Batavia Mt. Holly and Cincinnati. Families move relocate and host gatherings as community life continues through wide area travels.
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