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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
5
Batavia carpenter Binkley testifies to years of relief from backache and disordered kidneys after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reiterates his endorsement in 1911, urging readers to ask for the exact remedy and noting the product is sold for six cents in all stores.
Mrs Mary Terrill hosted Amelia Wolmans Club Saturday afternoon. Dr and Mrs Offutt visited Mr and Mrs George Nichols Mt Washington Sunday. Russell Valentine and wife visited Mrs Holtman Sunday. Mrs Will Hall was in the city Tuesday. J H Dawson and wife and John Beck attended the farmers institute at Bethel Friday and Saturday. There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases. Hat's Catarrh Cure claims constitutional action and a $100 guarantee if it fails to cure. Bald by Druggists. Tac Hiull's Family Pills praised as best.
Mrs Jacob Brunk and Miss Thomas visited Mrs Pierson of Bethel. Clifford Myrick has been sick several days and unable to teach. Mr and Mrs Olin Fagin spent Sunday with relatives in Amelia. Mrs Fred Topie and baby Mildred visited her parents F B Dawson and wife at Madisonville. Henry Jacobs returned from a year in Illinois. Frank Stewart was a city visitor. Joe Geiser his wife and son John spent Sunday at Greenbrier. Karl Moerlein, working in the city, was home Sunday. Rev McDaniel was away so Rev Richey filled the pulpit with a good sermon.
A Lewisburg resident, B. Rader, writes with gratitude for Electric Bitters curing a decade of stomach trouble and rheumatism. The letter touts relief for dyspepsia, indigestion, jaundice, and kidney poisons, noting a 50 cent guarantee and availability through druggists.
J B D Silcott and Andrew Temple were in Batavia Tuesday. William and Charles Patterson returned to Wood County after two weeks with relatives. Arthur Green of Lawrenceville Illinois is home for a few weeks. Mrs 8 A Coombs and son Albert visited Lebanon friends. Rosa Brumagen spent a day with Mrs Henry Horn in Batavia. Della Denham visited Cincinnati last week. Glancy hosted the Busy Bee Club last Friday. John Wheeler hosted his sister from Illinois last week. Baptist Sunday school planned a Christmas entertainment for next Sunday afternoon. Irane Lindsey entertained Mrs Carter of Cincinnati last Sunday.
John McMasters of Streator Illinois says Foley Kidney Pills helped him feel better and stronger than in years. A C Nash notes the pills regulate kidney and bladder function for elderly users.
The funeral for John Bingaman, formerly of this place now of Danville Illinois, was held at Bloom Rose on Tuesday. Local residents attended the farmers institute in Williamsburg. Edgar Caldwell is home on a visit. W H Ireton and wife visited William Lytle in Williamsburg. D Hall and wife of New Harmony and Mrs Bateman of Omaha spent Wednesday with Wm Ireton. Mrs Beckleheimer visited her brother in Bethel last week. Job Stockton on the sick list. For itching skin trouble Dean's Ointment is recommended and sold in all stores.
Mrs. L. H. Nichols returns from a week with children in Springfield and Greenfield Indiana. Mrs. Julia Willis travels to Atlanta Georgia to spend winter with daughter Mrs. Rena Light. Mrs. Minnie Bainum of Cincinnati visits cousin Mrs. E. R. Cook. Anna Carnes convalescent. N. J. Corbin leaves for Frankfort Indiana. Warren Carnes returns from Illinois. Miss Jennie Moreton of New Richmond visits nephew L. O. Dixon. Richard Hawkins Jr moves to Amelia and Mr. Dugan to Dugan farm. Dale Nichols and Clifton Light sick with measles. Cora Hawkins of Middletown visiting relatives. Rev. Bowdle of Lima preaches fine sermon and assists in Laurel meetings. Henry Hawkins' little son improving.
Winter and spring foe pneumonia is combated by Dr King’s New Discovery say testimonials from Mrs George W Place of Rawville Vermont. It is guaranteed for bronchial affections with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price and trial bottle free at druggists.
Mrs. Amanda Maham is on the sick list. Ed Wacker visited relatives at Hyde Park. Miss Fannie Patterson entertained at dinner last Friday with Vena White and others. Doyle Malott and family were Sunday guests of G. P. Brewer. Richards of Hartwell visited Rev. W. B. Brown’s family. Charles Maham and family called on Amanda Maham. John Conn of Williamsburg visited H. P. Reddick. Maude Lewis Rice stayed with her uncle B. L. Harris. Our Literary meets Friday night at the Wayside with an oyster supper and a Christmas program.
The Ladies' Aid hosts an oyster supper at the Masonic hall on New Year’s Eve with oysters, pickles, ice cream, cake and coffee. The I. O. C. F. lodge plans a supper on Saturday the 21st. Rev. Williams conducts meetings at Burdsall’s Chapel. Local guests include W. E. Long of Dayton and the Johnsons en route to Williamsburg. The Busy Woman’s Day endorses Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder issues.
Mrs V Yeager spent the week end with her sister Mrs Wm Davis of Newport Ky Arthur Miller visited friends at Avondale Sunday Mrs Jack Wicher of Milford entertained by Mrs Lon Fomorin Thur Mrs John Snider entertained her daughter Mrs L L Higgins of Walnut Hills latter part of the week A euchre and dance for the benefit of the Catholic church at Ferratts hall Saturday evening December 28 includes a parcels post Oysters ice cream cake and coffee Lon Fomorin and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Fomorins parents Horatio Buckingham and wife Camp Denni Mrs Curtiss visited sister at Walnut Hills this week Miss Luella Fomorin transacted business in Cincinnati Saturday Mrs Louise Turner guest of Mrs O F Hilderbrant Thursday afternoon
Mrs E H Davis spent the week with Milford and city friends. Miss Sadie Robinson returned from San Diego, Calif. Mrs W E McKeever hosted the Vesta Club. Various residents attend meetings, visits to Cincinnati, Batavia, and Burlington. Rev H B Phillips guests in Lexington. Sunday school prep for Christmas. An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound ends the column.
In Newark New Jersey a court settled an estate dispute over the rights of an adopted daughter's child. The judge ruled the adopted daughter was the sole heir and that at her death all claims to the estate were relinquished.
Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith Ark recalls her father’s illness a year ago and his use of Chamberlain tablets after reading an advertisement in the papers. She says he bought a box and has not been sick since, and adds her sister also benefited from them.
State Building Inspector Keehoe from Portsmouth visited Milford last week and ordered two story public buildings like hotels and halls to install fire escapes. All doors to public spaces must open outward or swing both ways to improve guest safety.
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