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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1899
Page
5
Community Notes and Visits Across Town
Will Baes returns home after heading a Kentucky football team. Rev. Lockwood from Cincinnati preached at the Christian church last Sunday. School children plan Christmas celebrations. Mrs. Harry Base of Yukon Oklahoma visits relatives here. Charles Rybolt shows improvement after weeks of ailment. Miss Anna Bass and Miss Alma Miller attended a Batavia teachers meeting and visited Miss Florence Fishback. A Goshen marriage rumor circulates after a recent wedding. An old man onlookers see the moon with a wink. The piece jokes about Sam Simon writings on the President and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Baes
Kentucky
Lockwood
Cincinnati
Chistian Church
Harry Base
Yukon
Oklahoma
Charles Rybolt
Anna Bass
Alma Miller
Batavia
Florence Fishback
Dame Humor
Goshen
Sam Simon
Health tips for men urging early doctor visits with Dr Pierce
The piece argues men delay medical care until severely ill and warns against harsh drugs. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a preventive tonic that sharpens appetite, builds blood, and strengthens flesh. A testimonial from Mrs. Nelson Smith credits the remedy with recovering from grip and bronchitis to better health and weight gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Local social notes from Nicholsville area
Mt. Pisgah reports Harry Jackson visiting Harry Cox. Wilber Hancock wed Miss Nattie Lindsey of Spain last Thursday. John Horn Delmer Bainum and John Reinhard returned home. Harry Bunner and wife spent Sunday with Don Evenshire and wife. O L Snider and wife and G B Jordan enjoyed Sunday in Williamsburg. Misses Violet and Stella Hancock visited relatives nearby. Cyrus Hayford died Monday and was buried Tuesday in the M Ko churchyard. Miss Ada Bickmore visiting in the vicinity. Oyster supper at Nicholsville drew a fine crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jackson
Nicholsville
Harry Cox
Wilber Hancock
Nattie Lindsey
Spain
John Horn
Delmer Bainum
John Reinhard
Harry Bunner
Don Evenshire
O. L. Snider
G. B. Jordan
Williamsburg
Violet and
Stella Hancock
Cyrus Hayford
Ada Bickmore
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold Locally
A 25 cent box of Dr King’s New Life Pills promises increased strength and a keen clear brain. Dr. Joan Bunn, a Batavia druggist, and J. R. Licks of Amelia are listed as sellers.
Local Notes On Families And Small Movements
Modest Silas Schooley remains ill as this note records. W H Kenney and family relocate to Pleasant Plains to operate a grocery business. Edward Layman buys Kenney property and runs the store and post office. Cora Ferree visits Walnut Hills, Ora Griswold visits Blanchester, and the Vanhorne and Stiltzmire families travel locally. Grand Mrs Ferree and Jesse Miller join Misses McMullen at Goshen for a Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Schooley
W.H. Kenney
Pleasant Plains
Edward Layman
Kenney
Cora Ferree
Walnut Hills
Ora Griswold
Blanchester
John Vanhorn
Edward Stiltzmire
Plains
Renney
D. Ferree
Jesse ©. Miller
McMullen
Goshen
Band Set for Christmas Night Concert in Withamaville
The town anticipates a large audience for the Christmas night performance by our band as many locals have heard them play and seek the privilege again. Rev Roderta leads revival meetings in Withamaville. Attendance at Bata via included Mrs T P Pierce and several local young people. Willie Walker sustained a serious eye injury last week, possibly needing removal. Miss Blanche Montgomery visits Miss Bessie Orebaugh in Atavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Pierce
Roderta
Withamaville
Batavia
Eva Holland
Etta Beck
Florence and
Hasate Crane
Ethel Wood
Christmas preparations and lodge activities noted
The article lists church entertainments and community events for Christmas. It notes Masons lodge No 54 initiating four candidates and serving an oyster supper for 57 members with a lecture by John Lattuo of Edenton. Local families move, visitors arrive, and fireside meetings and sales are mentioned along with Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup advertising its use for children.
Elmer Kirkpatrick moves to Lytle farm and hog shipments rise
Elmer Kirkpatrick rents the Albert Lytle farm and will move soon as hog shipments increase from this and nearby stations. Benton Wilson drives live hogs to the city that week, and Elmer Ely displays holiday goods as a free show. Protracted services continue at Old Bethel M E church with Martha Bates returning to Cincinnati Orphans Home care. A bridge crew repairs the trestle on the pike, increasing clearance for high loads. Harry Ogden returns from Ohio Medical College for holidays. Herman Bachna joins United States Express in Cincinnati. A W Huling receives a photo of great grandchild Dorothy Helen Crull of Pilot Rock Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kirkpatrick
Albert Lytle
Benton Wilson
Elmer Ely
Ohio Pike
T. A. Pinkham
C. P. Hayford
Mt. Piagah
Old Bethel M. E. Church
Martha Bates
Cincinnnati Orphan’s Home
John Cornman
Herman Bachna
United States Express Co
Cincinnati
A.W. Huling
Dorothy Helen Crull
Pilot Rock
Oregon
Charles Robinson
Protracted meeting at Old Bethel and local notices
Protracted meeting at Old Bethel continues with Pastor assisted by Stev M Glasscock. Mrs Cliff Justice is sick. Mrs William Swick visited her daughter Mrs James Stroup at Mt Crab. Louis Gravitt buried at Old Bethel cemetery. died at his Hamlet home, eldest son of George Gravitt. School scholars plan a Christmas entertainment Friday Dec 22. all invited. Mr and Mrs Elmer Ely hosted George Bennett family last weekend. Christian Endeavor society to host entertainment soon. Rev N R Walker to preach at Presbyterian church 2 30 pm next Sunday. Christian Endeavor meeting 7 30 pm. Y P C EL society elected officers: Mrs S N Channell president, Moscow Marshall vice president, Miss Edna Houston treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bethel
Stev. M. Glasscock
Cliff Justice
William Swick
James Stroup
Mt. Crab
Louis Gravitt
Hamlet
George Gravitt
Elmer Ely
George Bennett
Christian Endeavor Society
N. R Walker
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Y. P. C. EL Society
N. Channell
Moscow Marshall
Edna Houston
Electric Bitters Promised To Lift Weary Men
Brave men and women suffer stomach liver and kidney troubles with loss of appetite and fatigue. J W Gardner of Tdaville Ind credits Electric Bitters with renewed strength and appetite. Available for 60 cents at Batavia druggist Br John Bunn and J R Slicks Amelia. Guaranteed every bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gardner
Tdaville
Ind
John Bunn
Batavia
J. R. Slicks
Amelia
Community Notes From Mt Carmel and Nearby
Frank Rose and wife of Omaha Nebraska spent last week among relatives. I O O F initiated two members Harley Bell and William Brown. Mrs F Humble hosted Mrs J Miller last week. Albert Day visiting University at Columbus for holidays. Miss Mabel Johnson returned from Switzerland Illinois. Mrs Frank Anderson in Carlos Rose Wednesday. Bertha and Julia Carpenter attended party Saturday evening by E Beagle at Beechwood. Mrs James Brazier visited relatives in Cincinnati and Northside last week. I C C F to hold a fair in their hall during holidays. Sallie Perry and Bertha Carpenter visited Mrs George Woods last weekend. Stonelick CK Marsh of Level was Sunday guest of Miss Jennie Forbes. Churches announce Christmas entertainments Universalist Sunday morning Wesley Chapel Sunday evening Presbyterian Monday evening. Prof A L Clark visited Miss Michie Tierce of Edenton. Mrs Mary Perdrizit of Linwood visiting friends here Friday. Master Edger Phillips returned to Covington after two week visit with grandparents J D Phillips. Prof A L Clark and W Jones attended revival institute at Batavia Saturday. Mrs Banford spent part of last week with friends in Newport. Mr and Mrs William Lane and family of Covington visited mother Mrs Sabina Lane Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Dora Vogt visiting relatives at Plainville. Meader Johnson and sister Miss Mayme attended quarterly meeting at Olive Branch Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Humble
J. Miller
Albert Day
University At Columbus
Mabel Johnson
Switzerland
Ilinois
Frank Anderson
Cincinnati
Carlos Rose
Bertha
Julia Carpenter
E. Beagle
Beechwood
James Brazier
Northside
Sallie Perry
Bertha Carpenter
George Woods
Stonelick
C. Ki. Marsh
Level
Jennie Forbes
Universalist
Wesley Chapel
Presbyterian
A. L. Clark
Michie Tierce
Edenton
Mary Perdrizit
Linwood
Edger Phillips
Covington
J. D. Phillips
W. Jones
Batavia
Banford
Newport
William Lane
Sabina Lane
Dora Vogt
Plainville
Meader Johnson
Mias Mayme
Meredames Perin
Denham and
Spurrier
Olive Branch
Will Terhane
Walnut Hills
Mae
T. K. Ellis
Kate Walker
Nan Franzier
M. FE
Peoce
Harry Orr
Maysville
Everett Codudling
Crosstown
Rhoda Welsh
Teachers’ Institute
Albert Davis
M. F. McNutt
Williams
Hamilton
George Baum
Grace Stevens
Charles Snell
Lizzie Young
Wiggonsville
Clarence Rhodes
Ora Knight
Sam Moorehead
Lebanon
Illinois
L. Knight
Middletown
Dr. Pearne
M. E. Ceared
Presbyterian Church
Lavine Junkin
Daugher
Kincade
Henry Kain
Harve
Milford
L. C. Stockton
Cormersville
Will Ocheltree
Frank McLean
Bizarre Note Opens With Names From A Lost Item
A fragmented 1900s hometown item mentions Elmer Hulick returning from the south for holidays and doctors guests including R B Wyatt of Wyoming. It notes a quail hunt among professors and visits by Pritchard of Memphis to John Pease’s home. The third annual event is set for January 8 and 4, 1900, with Ralph Leeds at the Alms Hotel in Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BE. Wyatt
Wyoming
P. M. Offatt
M. Brown
Pritchard
Memphis
Tepsessee
John Pease
Ralph Leeds
Alms
Walnut
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Niles Doctor
Dr J F McCamant of Niles Ohio testifies Doans Kidney Pills relieved his back complaints after a summer 1896 course. He reports no recurrence by December 188, and endorses the tablets as reliable as when first recommending them in local papers. Pills sold by dealers 50 cents. mailed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McCamant
South Main Street
Niles, O
Doan
Dean
Niles
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Hills Offers Unclear Local News Note and Holiday Trading
Hills reports C A Atwood accepting a clerkship with the C O railroad to begin January first. Will Corbly of Chattanooga visits relatives nearby. George Croswell Atwood Denham and Miss Belle Patterson of Lindale Baptist Church were immersed by Rev McKlwain in Mr Behymer's lake. Dr H C Robinson and wife of Cincinnati guests of Mr and Mrs T L Wratt. Prof Frank Hardwick home for holidays. Hicks reports unusual Christmas trade with church and school treats at paralyzing prices. Oysters direct from Baltimore.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Constipation Relief
If you have relied on pills for constipation with poor results, try a bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Very pleasant to take and sold by John Bunn in Batavia and Jas Hicks in Amelia at 10 59 or 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
John Bunn
Batavia
Jas. R. Hicks
Amelia
Local social notes and fleeting travels of Glen Este residents
Glen Este and Mt. Carmel families mingle with visits in Cincinnati Camp Washington and Providence. A 780 pound hog was sold, and a Fairmount death of Mary Abel age 44 follows tyroid fever with burial plans.
Local social notes and visits around Owensville and area
Townsfolk and relatives are mentioned visiting or hosting over the week. Names include William N Ferree and family in Celumius, A T Roudebush, I KE Price, Minnie Pattison in Cincinnati, teachers at Batavia, Calvin Hyper in Cincinnati, John Miller from Ironton, Miss Jeanette Trestor from King's Mills, Miss Ella Robinson, Frank Doughnan of Goshen, Grace Shumard and Ella Dufau visiting Madisonville, and Attorney Joseph and family at Newtonsville. A spelling bee is announced for Thursday night December 28. A testimonial endorses DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve from Beck's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. KE. Price
Meple Grove
Minnie Pattison
Cincinnati
Teachers’ Institute
Batavia
Calvin Hyper
F. L. Hyper
John Miller and Son
Ironton
A. D. Daugherty
Jjeanette Trestor
King’s Mills
Ella Robinson
Frank Doughnan
Goshen
Wesley Dumbs
Sarah Moorehead
Monterey
Grace Shumard
Ella Dufau
Madisonville
Joseph
Newtonsville
Swartz
Postmaster Endorses Dr Caldwell s Syrup Pepein
W M McCoy postmaster of Bloomingdale Maryland reports 26 years of indigestion and constipation suffering ended by Dr Caldwell s Syrup Pepein after a fair trial in his family. He urges sedentary workers to buy and use the remedy and notes 12 years at the post office desk and lasting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. McCoy
P.M. Bloompgdale
Lod
Community Notes from Walnut Hills and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Will Terhane hosts sister Mae in Walnut Hills as WRC elects officers led by Kate Walker and Julia McNutt. Local pupils prep an upcoming holiday entertainment while a M E church fair nets 90 dollars. Various residents visit, travel, or attend events in Batavia, Maysville, Cincinnati, and Lebanon. Christmas services and a Masonic installation highlight a busy season.
Revival meetings open at Spring Grove church
Delayed report notes Rev. G. T. Williams began a series of meetings at Spring Grove church Nicholsville last Thursday evening. Mrs. Lou Metzer of Cincinnati continues an extended visit with Frank and Mrs. Paltz. Various locals traveled to Batavia for business last Saturday. George Mofford visited relatives in Elmwood Place Cincinnati. Will Corbin and Will McNeil of Nicholsville were hosted by Frank McNeil last Thursday. Hannah Simmons returned home from Walnut Hills after a healthful visit. Local students are preparing a Christmas entertainment for the holidays. People from the area attend revival services at Pt Isabel led by Rev. Dunham with notable success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Williams
Spring Grove
Nicholsville
Lou Metzer
Cincinnati
Frank Paltz
Batavia
George Mofford
Elmwood Place
Will Corbin
Will McNeil
Frank McNeil
Hannah Simmons
Walnut Hills
Pt. Isabel
Dunham
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MT. Pisgah
Modest
Y Ldehiek
Bethel
Okicheeter
Droggiate
Harding
Minnie Roudebush
G. W. Witham
Bessie
Cuddie Noble
Hulington
Bantam
MT. Carmel
Frank Rose
Omaha
Nebraska
Harley Bell
William Brown
Cabto
M. Ke, Chuored
Elmer Hulick
Glen Este
James Krantz
Gallager
Sopkins
Camp Washington
Lewis Ludlow
C.T. Hiens
Mamie Stopkins
Auburn
New York
Mike Paul
Boston
Mis
G. C. Teal
George Wunder, Jr
Jacob Rohr
Mary Aebi
Fairmount
Louis Stadtmiller
Providence
Barrie Teal
Laura Jones
Ninevah
William Jones
Mary Abel
Rohl
Owensville
William N. Ferree
Celumius
A. T. Roudebush
J. R. Clark
Peoria
Ili
DeWitt
Beck
St. Bloomingdale, MD
Laurel
Winev
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
W. I. Addison
Cary
E. C. DeWitt &Co
Chicago
Jos. I
Os Sale
Frean
Rly
Hatavia
AOR
Six Monthbaold
Cheap
Wek Rouderush
Hatnvin
Timothy Bay
Oh'o
What Is
Castoria
Centaur Company
New York City
Qnaz
Biedenbender & Son, ‘UinisHens
Main St
W. Fl. Baum
Ohio
John Seymour
Pearl
Broadway
Ingersoll
Id Brosdwens
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