Edenton social notes and local ads blend in scattered visits
Edenton residents report visits among neighbors with Miss Ella Brunk, Mrs. Rachel Pierce and Minnie, Miss Mayme Doughman with Gertrude Chaney, and other transfers between Newtonsville, Midway, South Lebanon, and Hilliard. A C U Sunday school spell ing match and lunch are planned at Masonic hall with 10 cent admission. An unrelated Catarrh Cure ad touts internal remedies and a Toledo company claim with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soow
Ella Brunk
Mason
Robert Cremer
Newberry
Rachel Price
James Meek
Newtonsvlle
Ella Fox
Mayme Doughman
Gertrude Chaney
Midway
Chas. Jonas
City
T. F. Lyon
Thos. Garrison
Hilleboro
C. L. Cast
Betavia
Ella
Mark Buckingham Dies After Year of Heart Trouble
Mark Buckingham died Sunday morning after nearly a year of heart illness. Holley Buckingham of Southern Illinois returns to town after 25 years away to attend his brother’s funeral. Local visitors included William Todd and Ada Hutchinson of Covington and Mrs. H Chapman of King’s Mills. The Brower child’s burial occurred Saturday. An advisory note links sudden climate change to colds and nasal catarrh and promotes Ely's Cream Balm for relief and sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Buckingham
Holley Buckingham
Southern
Llinois
Mark
William Todd
Mies Ada Hutchinson
Covington
Serena Hutchinson
H. Chapman
King’s Mills
Local Notes and Social Tidbits From Our Town
Mr and Mrs Tom Hil have returned home after weeks with his brother in Indiana. Miss Apgar Owensville visits cousin Miss Ida Armstrong. John Crone convalesces from grippe. Sick Miss Lottie Haho Mrs A Williams Mr K Lettuce. Several youths attend spelling school by Miss Bertha Pigeon at Salem. Clifford Sutton returns from long stay in Freno California. Miss Mabel Wilson visits Mise Lua Shields.Mrs Raymond Connor Shelton Wash writes doctors failed kidney trouble Foley’s Kidney Cure gave relief and cures kidneys and blood. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hil
Indiana
Miss Apgar
Owensville
Ida Armstrong
John Crone
Lottie Haho
A. Williams
K. Lettuce
California
Mabel Wilson
Mise Lua Shields
Raymond Connor
Shelton
Wash
Foley
McCanns Stay With Daughter in Portsmouth As Bazaar Planned
Major and Mrs B F McCann visiting daughter Mrs C B Ammon in Portsmouth for a month. Baptist ladies aid society to hold a bazaar and luncheon at the Baptist church on Friday December 16. More details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia. Major
B. F. McCann
C. B. Ammon
Portsmouth
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Baptist Church
Christmas Sales and Socials Highlight Local Week
Local shoppers seek fancy and useful articles for Christmas gifts as Luncheon events run through the evening. Miss Cora Dawson returns from the West after three months, plans to stay with her parents. Epworth League hosts musical entertainment at the M E church with 10 cent admission. Oyster supper and bezoar planned at Amelia town hall to boost Christmas gift purchases. The Woman's Club meets with a Pine Trees themed program and leaves collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Dawson
G. W. Dawson
West
Rocky Mountain States
Althea Wall
Mollie Bowen
Dayton
Batavia
Charles Pummert
Homer Fitzpatrick
Petit Jury
John Tuttle
Cincinnati
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Joseph White
Lemuel Atwood
John Hezer
Union Chapel Epwoth League
Amelia Town Hall
Woman’s Club
Tts
Anna Gaskins
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Cure Advised Over Substitutes
The copy warns there is no record of a cough or cold progressing to pneumonia after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. It urges not to take chances with unknown preparations that may contain opiates and cause constipation, which slows recovery. It promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar and rejects substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Local notes from Lindale and area visits
Lindale residents report professors and travelers visiting relatives after trips to Wisconsin and the World’s Fair in St. Louis. Family guests from Cincinnati and New Richmond are mentioned along with a literary society meeting and property sales. An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe remedy for children's croup.
Local Socials and Visits Across Newport and Vicinity
A Newport gathering included P A Ireton C H Corbin 3 C Simmons A Pence H Corbin and Walter Turner at a 10.0 F. meeting Monday night. City hunters were entertained by John White. Benton Armacost of West Union visits Granville. Mrs Annie Allison of Dayton visits niece Mrs Josie Mofford. J Armacost and wife were hosted by Mrs A’s parents last Sunday. Mrs E L Mofford promotes Felicity business Thursday. Clayt Corbin visits Batavia Saturday. J W Simmons and family attend a birthday dinner at the home of Mrs John Laycock Lindale Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Iréton
C. H. Corbin
C. Simmons
A. Pence
H. Corbin
Walter Turner
Newport
John White
Benton Armacost
West Union
Granville
Annie Allison
Dayton
Josie Mofford
J. Armacost
Backleo's Arnica Salve Adverts at Nash's Pharmacy
An old advertisement touts Backleo's Arnica Salve as a quick remedy for Barne and various skin ailments. It promotes a sale at Nash's Pharmacy in Batavia Ohio and Amelia Drug Co in Amelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backleo
Nash
Batavia
Amelia Drug Ac
Ameila
Ohio
Protracted Meeting to Start at Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening December 11 announces a protracted meeting at the Presbyterian church. Wom. Frasee from Saint Air was a business visitor Tuesday. James Jackson spent Sunday with his sisters in the city. Miss Libbie McNair of Hullogton entertained Benny Thomas last Sunday evening. John Hewitt returned to Butler county after a pleasant visit with his people. Prof. Charles Porter and son of Westwood spent several days with James McMarphy and wife. Miss Lora Gardner returned from a visit with friends in Locust Corner. William Minor of King's Mill visits here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Churc
Wom. Frasee
Sait Air
James Jackson
Libbie McNair
Hullogton
Benny Thomas
John Hewitt
Butler County
Charles Porter and Son
Westwood
James McMarphy
Lora Gardner
Locust Corner
William Minor
King's Mille
Local Tale Theatre to Be Staged by Pt Pleasant Youths
The play of Down Banat will be presented at the town hall Saturday evening by a group of Pt Pleasant youths. Ed, Idiot and wife of Pt Pleasant plan to move to Madisonville this week where Mr Idiett leads a Kroger team. Mr Jobo Idlott has assumed charge of the Pt Pleasant grocery and post office. Dr and Mrs Logram, city, were recent greats of relatives here. Miss Mame Kayoor spent last week with city friends. Roy and Mrs Wineler are visiting Dayton relatives. Special revival services closed at Calvary with one accession. John Fee is convalescent from a serious illness. Mrs M. O. Shriver was an only visitor last week. Gavon and wife returned from a trip.
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Down Banat
Pt. Pleasant
Madisonville
Idiett
Kroger
Jobo Idlott
Pt Pleasant
Mre
Logram
City
Mame Kayoor
Roy
Mra
Wineler
Dayton
Ualvary
John Fee
M. O. Shriver
A. W. Huling
Cincinnati
Ofice
Albert Lupgmus
Andy Clay
Flocent
B. F. Moyer
Ed Moyer
Stella Hockett
Forest Hill
Rev. Spybey
Batavia
Charles Bowden
St. Louis
George Freytag
Cora Nave
Helen Coulter
Amelia
Mabel Dawson
W. P. Daughters
B. F Moyer
Diabetes cure claimed by Hinton teacher through Dodd's Kidney Pills
Hinton Ky December 5 special report: Mr J Thompson, a local schoolteacher, says he cured diabetes after two years of kidney trouble using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy for his health and notes doctors had said diabetes was incurable. The piece also mentions social notes and a health ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton, Ky
J. Thompson
Hinton
Thompson
Dodd
Stave
Chamberlain
Sunday Social Notes and Local Visits
Thor Smalley and son Earl joined Andrew Willis for a Sunday visit. Osa Snell, Thelma, and Minnie Snell spent Sunday with relatives at King's Mills. Goldie Abel visited Mrs. Carrie Caldwell at Owensville. Mrs. Foster returned home to Kei ton after a pleasant stay with J. H. Hall. Doda Coleman spent last week with cousin Mrs. James Snell. Nettie Martin and children visited her parents at Williamsburg. The new Christian church nears completion. Myrtle Burns returned from a delightful visit with Eva Reed. An old remedy for croup is Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for quick relief by M. F. Compton of Market Texas. It is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor, Smalley
Earl
Andrew Willis
Osa Snell
Thelma
Minnie Snell
King’s Mills
Goldie Abel
Carrie Caldwell
Owensville
Foster
Keiton
J. H. Hall’s
Doda Coleman
James Snell
Nettie Martin
Williamsburg
New Christian Church
Myrtle Burns
Eva Reed
Protracted meeting and social notices at Taylor chapel
A protracted meeting continues at Taylor chapel while a water famine is feared. The sick are convalescent. Mr Parrott of Ky visited last Wednesday on business. Aid society meets at O P Caldwells Thursday afternoon. Oyster supper at Greenberry on the 16th. Frank Wise and Harry Ashton hunted Tuesday. Gus Zummer of Williamsburg visited Saturday. Next Literary meeting at Miss Hazel Wise's home Friday evening. Ralph Walker invites the Literary to meet at his home next time. F W Walker spent last week in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Parrott
Greenberry
Frank Wise
Harry Ashton
Gus Zummer
Williamsburg
Miss Hae] Wise
Ralpy Walker
Elsie S
F. W. Walker
Chicago
New Discovery for Consumption Promises Cure
Beall of Beall, Misa reports his wife suffered consumption symptoms. After trying many remedies she used Dr. King's New Discovery. Improvement came quickly and four bottles cured her. Guaranteed by Nash's Pharmacy Batavia Amelia Drug Co Amelia. Trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. King
T. R. Beall
Beall
Misa
Dr. King
Nash’s Pharmacy
Batavia
Amelia Drug Company
Amelia
I’rice
Local Notables and Activities Highlight Amelia Area
Local social news notes visits in Cincinnati and St. Louis, a Hamlet post office upgrade to a money order office, and a busy week with club entertainments. Ongoing church revival at Union Chapel reports 15 new adherents amid local travel, weddings, and community events.
Epworth League Guests Attend Cincinnati Visit
The family spent Sunday with Mrs. Susan M. Leeds and daughter Alice in Cincinnati. An Epworth League meeting on December 3 drew a large crowd with an interesting program. Epworth League will meet Sunday December 11 at 7 p.m. led by Miss Abbie Crance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan M. Leeds
Alice
Cincinnati
Epworth League
Abbie Crance
Local Social Notes Highlight Residents Visits and Ventures
James Malott visits with his mother and friends while in Illinois. Theresa Christy closes her shop after a successful season. C and A traction runs trains to Vera Cruz with many men and teams employed in the area. Samuel Predmore visits Blanchester friends. Rev. Scriver and wife visit Clover relatives. Chas McLillan sells stock for Farmers' Cooperative at 25 dollars per share. Our school progresses under Prof. Riding and Miss Ernestine Roudebush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
C.&a. Traction Company
Vera Cruz
Stonelick
Samuel Predmore
Blanchester
Rev. Scriver
E. Chatterton
Clover
Len Miller
Williamsburg
Chas. McLillan
Farmers’ Cooperative Association
Dozen Messages Sent Simultaneously Over One Wire
The system uses a tuning fork frequency to send multiple signals over a single line. An interrupted current is keyed and transmitted via induction, with monotelephones at the distant end tuned to the same fork frequencies. Twelve circuits allow twenty four messages at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus
Mercadier
French High School For Post and Telegraph
Usurer's Grasp Sparks Cautionary Tale From San Francisco
A San Francisco man recalls Rudolph Spreckles detailing massive profits from usury while condemning the practice. He tells of a young man who sought $500 with only salary as security, facing a 5 percent monthly rate. After a lengthy negotiation, the borrower declined the extortionate terms and walked away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Spreckles
San Francisco
Lunch Etiquette And The Japanese Hostess
A short description of Japanese luncheon customs shows how a hostess quietly ends a visit by preparing a dainty lunch box. She packs it with ribbon and paper and hands it to the guest as a polite hint that the call should end.
North Western Line Introduces Parlor Car Service to Omaha
The North Western Line expands its Chicago to Omaha service with a through parlor car, leaving Chicago daily at 10 1/2 and arriving Omaha about 4 40 p.m. The new option adds comfort without a change of cars, supplementing existing trains on the double track route to the Missouri River.
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Chicago
Omaha
North Western
Cowpert Hilltfe
North Western Line
Be Tm
Misouri River
le Peace del Eet Vie
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F. J. Cheney & CO
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Toledo
Miamiville
Ely
Droggiste
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Belfast
DeWitt
E.C. DeWitt , Co
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Odio
Lindale
Porter Temple
Wisconsin
G. W. Temple
A.R. Pearce
C. H. Mott
John D. Leeds
John Cope
Littleton Hancock
Joe Born
F. K. Thurber
Walnut Hills
A. C. J. Wheeler
New Richmond
Rish
Ada McDonald
A. Pearce
Literary Society
Orville Green
Mt. Pisgah
John and Percy Fagin
Galloway
Red Bank
George H. Picket
Cal
Laurel
Nicholsville
Moscow
Gavon
Wife
Yielt
W. G. Pattison
Moreton
Calvary
Robert Youngman
Burg
C. E. Gentry
Moscow State Bank
Hs Brother
Monterey
M. F. Compton
Market
Texus
Crosstown
Taylor Chapel
Aid Society
O. P. Caldwell
Somermeier
Hughes
Aurora
Lndiana
E. H. McNutt
Vida Buron
Lydia Arandall
Riding
Ernestine Roudebush
Castoria
Teecipe
Samuel
LN Vleduk
Comat Baal
Boe Etki Aces
Rudolph Spreckels
Sugar King
Big Sam
Ree An Z
Dr. Pierce
United States
Pierce
Agbi
Loretta Webster
Virginia Ave
Lexi . Ky
Order of Good Templars
Bears
the Centaur Company
New York City
Ak Breen
Union Trust Building
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
B. H. Knapp
Pearl and
Sycamore Streets
Cincinnati, Ohio
Walnut Street
South
Q. A. Park
Louisville & Nashville Rr, CO
Louisville, Ky
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