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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
5
A vintage advertisement touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a doctor’s aid for coughs and lung troubles and notes no alcohol in the remedy. It also promotes Ayer's Pills as a gentle laxative to treat constipation and support liver action, with long-standing sales and doctor consultation urged.
Mrs Fannie Thompson and Mildred Barr spent Wednesday in the city. John Creager and wife of Lorado spent Saturday with Sherman Pierce and wife. Mrs Carrie Barr and sister spent Saturday in Batavia. Mrs Rachel Fry returned home Friday after a week with her daughter. Dr Ratledge took in Ben Hur Saturday. Mrs Ella Fox spent Wednesday at Blanchester. Miss Mary Gregory spent Sunday with her sister at Madisonville. There is more Gatarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimonials Address F J CHENEY CO Toledo Oh Sold by Druggists 75c Hall's Family Pills are the best.
A cascade of social notes lists Mrs. Lou Reese of Batavia visiting here, Mrs. James Rose returning from Kirk West Virginia, Earl Rose from Cincinnati visiting home, Evangelist M. J. Swearingen returning from Delaware Ohio, Mrs. Chilton Jacobs visiting Hyde Park, Mrs. Nellie Zimmerman and Mrs. Edward in Cincinnati, and Hugh F. Walker studying motor engineering at the YMCA Cincinnati. Also noted are Dr. C Davidson of Bethel with family as Sunday guests, Rev. Milne hosting his mother in Sharpsburg Kentucky, a birth at Cleve House, N T Daily visiting Cincinnati, Samuel Harris a former resident dying in Richmond California, Miss Mary Hughes visiting Ellwood Weaver in West Carrollton, the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Will Gardner's, and Karl S Hoffman visiting relatives in Pittsburgh.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy noting hexamethylenetetramine as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine. It urges use at first signs of irregularity to prevent illness, with Bann's Pharmacy listed. The page also records social visits, church revival, a club event, and a police testimonial praising Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
Miss Lila Chapman visits relatives in the city. Mrs Catherine Jacobs returns from extended visit with relatives at Harrison. Mrs Rhoda Fiora of Hamlet spends a week at Jacob Branks. Mrs Jacob Kipeman heard Gypsy Smith last Sunday in the city. William Houser, B F Moyer and wives attend house warming for Mr and Mrs W P Daughters in Amelia. Mrs Jesse Smith visits Carthage. Wm Leeds conducts city business. Mrs Charlotte Gabriel of Scottsdale returns home with husband. serenade follows. Mrs John Herget helps brother Peter Waggal in Allatbrain, Bromiey, Davion, and Prank Le.
Pere and Mrs. Vogt hosted relatives of Mrs. Koch last week. Mrs. McMurchy of Bethel died, a daughter in law of Mrs. Leeds McMarchy. Mr. Kellum guest of CO M Edwards. L H C met at Mrs Rebecca Kempton with lunch. They plan three quilts and meet Thursdays. Officers postponement set for December 9 at Mrs. Geo Danby. James Sillett of Hamlet visited relatives. Mrs. Vina Pierson of Bethel visited Mrs. Brunk and Miss Susie Thomas. Miss Cora Nave and mother returned from Portsmouth trip.
Druggist J C Scott of Bethel offers readers a trial bottle of a skin wash for eczema at 25 cents, reduced from 1.00, made with oil of wintergreen and other ingredients and backed by his recommendation to relieve itching instantly. The offer is arranged with D D D Laboratories of Chicago for Bethel readers.
Catherine Collins Garland born in County Cork May 9 1830 died December 1 1909 at her Olive Branch home aged 79 years 6 months 22 days She immigrated to the United States as a young woman and lived mainly in Clermont County Ohio She married Patrick H Garland November 22 1866 and died in the house where she began housekeeping Funeral was at Batavia Catholic Church with interment at Milford on Friday December 3 She left a husband two children and one sister Encomiums praised her as a Christian wife mother and neighbor.
Batavia residents testify to Doan’s Kidney Pills easing backache and kidney disorders. An Ohio user from Main street urges public adoption, citing years of relief and urging trust in Fos-terMilburn Co. as U S agents. Also notes a local social and obituaries segment with Dec 3 2000 party details and a Milford death.
The M. E. GuildLadies hold a Christmas Bazaar at the Armory Friday December 17 from 8 to 9 p m serving ice cream cake coffee and sandwiches. Baking tugs and many fancy articles for sale. Everyone invited. Also notes on local visits and events while ads for Dr King’s New Discovery conclude.
Rev J Mercer moved into the Wm Steward house opposite Curry's store and Mrs Mary Wise returned from Clermont. Gipsy Smith meetings in Cincinnati drew W H Ireton and wife and others. Greenberry hosted Adnah Harlow visiting Neva Glancy and Greenberry meetings ended with several accessions. An ill man tried many doctors before Dr King's New Life Pills cured him. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised for coughs. Bunn's Pharmacy promotes these remedies.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Goshen Methodist Church invites the town to a December 22 market and oyster supper in the town hall. Proceeds support a worthy cause as residents buy gifts, cakes, pies, bread, vegetables, fruit and seek social fellowship. The piece also notes praise for Electric Bitters and mentions a congressional debate on river and harbor development attracting national attention.
Trustees of the Branch Hill Methodist Episcopal Church offer land for public auction in Batavia township Clermont county Ohio on January 8 1910 between 1 and 2 pm The property lies on East Fork near Bethel road with bounds from Nathaniel Darbey survey 0 2057 There is no ingress or egress by public road The sale requires one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years at six percent interest secured by mortgage The appraised value is four hundred dollars per the notice and the minimum bid is two thirds of the appraisement The plaintiffs are William Applegate John Applegate Thomas J Applegate and Thomas Carter trustees of the church with Irene Walker et al defendants The attorneys listed include W A Josard decsis
Barton Kearns administrator files in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas case No 18019 requesting guidance on distributing 1500 held by the administrator. William Ahrens deceased listed defendant along with others. Respondents must answer by February 5 1910 or risk judgment. Charles J Kearns attorney for plaintiff.
Hereby given that William Ubher Parsons Dythe Patten Corrin are qualified by the tenly oertormsant county state as executors and executrix of the estate of Henry C. Corbin deceased. Dated December 1909. Nichols and Nichols, Atty.
After December 2 1909 collections will be made at listed towns and banks on specified dates in 1909 and 1910. Fees apply for collections at these locations. Taxpayers may pay from other townships by arranging receipts, and must describe property when requesting receipts. J B Turner Treasurer Albert Heinrichs Collector.
West Union residents anxious over rail links and trade access await the outcome of a Friday meeting between President Haigh and C G P Traction Line officials and local businessmen. The proposal would extend the line 16 miles from Russellville to West Union, linking the county seat to outside markets.
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