Local notes from Bethel and area visitors
Bethel residents report Sunday visits with relatives in New Richmond. A potential joint stock center may open a large chair factory here. J O McKibben reported a pocketbook stolen last week containing over $20. Mr Beck returns from Mattoon after funeral of niece Grace Beck. Clyde W Rose of Cincinnati visits his father H B Rose. De O Banks of Chillicothe was recently here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
J. W. Goodwin
New Richmond
Cen
J. O. McKibben
Mr. Beck
Mattoon
Illinois
Grace Beck
Clyde W. Rose
Cincinnati
H. 8. Rose
de O. Banks
Chillicothe
Edenton Visitors and Local Moves Chronicle
Edenton notes show Mrs E J Young of Evansville Indiana visiting her daughter Mrs Art Cramer and planning to visit Mrs Ida Doughman at Ridgeville. William Aible called from Butler County by his mother Mrs David Aible’s illness. Rupert Fuller, former mill owner, left for Medicine Lodge Kansas after visits. Mr and Mrs William Skillman begin housekeeping at Midland City. Samuel Cramer of Douglas Kansas secures a pension of 12 dollars monthly and 1400 back pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Young
Evansville
Indiana
Art Cramer
Ida Doughman
Ridgeville
William Aible
Butler County
David Aible
Rupert Fuller
Our Mills
Medicine Lodge
Kansas
William Skillman
Midland City
Samuel Cramer
Douglas
Newtownville Church Services Highlight Local Activity
William Emery of Cincinnati is visiting Newtonsville for several days with friends and relatives as protracted M E church services continue with a notable choir performance. John Cross recovers from a knee injury after an adze cut. Neighborhood folks report rumors of a railroad sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Emery
Cincinnati
M. E
Will Hester
Batavia
Eva
Rosa Collins
Dollie Needham
Annas Shriner
John Cross
Maggie Malott
E. C
J. Boser
Local notes from Rural and nearby towns
Rural community news reports church meetings led by Rev. Hall and Rev. Houston. Henry Vaughn and Gertrude Norris wed at Rock Springs, plan to settle in Louisville. Turnpike to Chile to be built next spring. Residents visit and travel. protracted meetings progress. illnesses and recoveries noted. Local mischief includes petty theft. flights of social calls and visits documented. Courier circulation praised. various residents listed with travels and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hall
Maysville
Kentucky
W. D. Houston
California
Christian Church of
Henry Vaughn
Gertrude Norris
John Norris
Rock Springs
Louisville
Chile
Mary Alanger
Tidmonte
Pennsylvania
Smith’s Landing
R. Smith
Emma McKinney
Lizzie Snedaker
Isabel
The
Christian Church
Long
Antioch College
Burnett
Bell
Byron T. Swope
Calvary
Clemming Swope
Colorado
Lida Lane
Cove Branch
Alf Smyzer
Isaac Frazier
Rev. Burnett
Stevenson
Ivory Soap Advice Warns Against Counterfeits
In a 1886 Procter and Gamble copyright notice, readers are urged to buy Ivory Soap only. The piece warns that other white soaps claim parity but lack Ivory's qualities and advises securing Ivory at no more than sixteen cents per pound with nationwide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter & Gamble
Local notes from Ten Mile Valley and Cincinnati visits
Ten Mile Valley residents and relatives visit across Cincinnati and Kentucky. Miss Orlie Daley of White Oak visits kin. Frank and Mrs Fessler of Cincinnati travel to Laurel. Magazines, relatives, and hunting trips figure in a string of social updates from Brown County to Covington and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Fessler
Cincinnati
W.E. Hall
Brown County
John Moore
Maggie Knaus
Landiston Heights
William
Golter
Bride
Gotter
Mt Carmel Local Notes Include Moves and Visits
Mt Carmel's schools flourish under T C Simmerman. Mrs A Leavitt hosted Christian Endeavor Society. Elmer Phillips to winter in Tyler Texas for Rev Leig net. Morrison rebuilding his house. Mrs J Lane of Columbus visited Rev K T Lane. Frederick Webb ill several days. Pearl and Emily Phillips visited Amelia friends. Flora Hill returned home. Prof Wm hippy moved to Columbia to teach. Miss Alice Perdrizet recovered from bilious attack. Simmons improving property with coal. George HII went to Mt Washington to clerk for M A Woods. Irene Anderson and James Bond of Cincinnati visited. Mrs Andrews of Blanchester preached at Universalist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Simmerman
A. Leavitt
Christian Endeavor Society
Leignet
Elmer Phillips
Tyler
Texas
Morrison
Page Sotter
J. Lane
Columbus
K. T. Lane
Frederick Webb
Pearl
Emily Phillips
Amelia Friends
Flora Hill
Wm. Hippy
Columbia
Alice Perdrizet
T He Simmons
George Hii
Mt. Washington
M. A. Wood
Irene Anderson
James Bond
Cincinnati
Mrs. Andrews
Blanchester
Universalist Church
Carriage Desires Promoted by Charley Griffis on Main
The notice urges men to own a handsome carriage and women to own a fine baby as common aims, directing readers to Charley Griffis repository on Main Street to obtain one, describing his goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Griffis
Main Street
Mallift
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Edenton
Newtonsville
McKendree
Mary Bower
Eva Turton
Alex Myers
W. E. Marriott’s
Thomas Olmsed
Joe Wedding
City
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Maggie Ross
Turton
Lottie Wedding
Felicity
Blanche Wedding
Charles Richards
Anna Hkolender
Sandy
A. J. Prather
Queen City
Dr. Wa. Hoover
Neville
Henning’s Mills
Dece
Rev
Waiden
New Harmony
Wis
Mies Ieelle Moyers
Attis Scutes
Fd. Mover
Effie Woods
Clover
Sind
Miss Rinnehe Work
Marathon
Willasn
T. W. Townsley
Vietuils
David Long
Courier
A. Good
Monterey
George Joseph
W. Hartman
Lina
Clermont
Mendenhall Store Service Company
Chicago
W.H. Hartman
John McNutt
Ireton
Wolff
Acme
Wolff & Randolph
Browning, King CO
Th St
Browning, King & Cof
Sinars Nee Cincinnat
Ten Mile Valley
Orlie Daley
White Oak
Willie
Fred Seigel
Finois
Lnt Nash
Madisonville
Jerome Bethymer
Frank Fessler
Laurel
Bertha Denham
Pleasant Ridge
Nettie Guild
Williamsburg
Blanche Atchley
J.C. Gleason
Mina White
Win
Britton
G. A. McNutt
Chris Homan
George Morehead
Frank Smith
Dudie Hines
Lulu
Augusta
Lizzie Doughty
J.G. Prather
Bertie Rice
Covington
G. A. Keen
Front Street
T. W. Williamson
Lou Sanders
Florence
Laura Park
Kate Taylor
A. J. Bradford
Bradford Landing
Samuel McMath
Wm. Rast
E. Howe
Anna Kohler
Zelia Prather
H. E. Howg
Cammie Furner
Mt. Carmel
Weekly Enquirer
Gress
Haoma Comptke Did Minint Bridge Co
Lie'eloek Nom
Noodd West Tilrd Street
G. Gove
Drahman & Enneking
MLD
Reliable Merchant Tailors
S. E. Cor. Pearl and Sycamore
John Moormann
E. H. Siefer
Moormann & Siefke
Merchant Tailors
Race Street
Ohio
Arles Ulmer Merchant Tailors
Pearl St
J. F. Knight
Remington
Ae al
Keele Waal
Ross” Iy
Monarch Corn
Eh, Hwarmeyer
Walnut Street
Cincinnati, Ohlo
Rigen
Newark
J.C. Andersson
Merchants’ and Mechanics
Main St
Near Sixth
WM. Krippner
Chamberlain
John Bunn
Irwin & Cobb
Givig Ave
Charles IL. Chase
Rochester
N.Y
Barcain
Mt. Oreb
H. Spradlin
Printeville
Johnson County
Marya Spradlin
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Mary A
Spradlin
Swing & Breeding
Perny
James Hurmnet
Burnet House
Oho
Wormerly Rain House
Noviiyl
J. H. Moss & CO
West Fifth Street
EK. B. Ilolmes
Wil Hamsburg
Gus, A. Zimmermann
Jeweler
Cincinnati, Ohio
Broadway
Pearl Street
Pop
Ack
Wm. Ayres & Sons, Philada
Baker
State OF Ohio
Clermont Couny
A. J
James McMath
William Irwin
Fridman
Bushman
Fridine
John Eveland
Nooo
Moat
Samuel Eveland
Patia
George S. Light
David Light
M. Jamieson
John Jamieson
Wues Sale
William H. Sironer
John HW Lay Cock
Courte of Common Pleas
Tooine Teeter
Mternoon
Olin
Felieity
Felienty
W.E. Wary
Victor Abs Iam
Ameren
Express
Olio
Fischer
WM. G. Fischer
Kokomo
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