23 Feb 1910
Page 5
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
5
An old advertisement promises a reward for any catarrh cured with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It touts internal action and lists F J Cheney Co as proprietors and local wholesalers in Toledo. Also mentions price and free testimonials. Various local social notes follow.
An offer promotes a 25-cent bottle of D. D. D. Oil of Wintergreen to ease itching. The item cites Chicago lab arrangements and local contact J. Scott at Bethel. The column includes obituaries and social notes from Amelia and surrounding areas with marriages, visits, accidents, and community events.
Harvey Bradley came back to Batavia on Wednesday after a brief visit with relatives. Mrs. Alice Gardner is quite ill. Dr. T A Speidel conducted business in Cincinnati several days last week. Samuel Van Dyke, a farmer, is well known in the area.
Known resident of this place died at the county infirmary in Batavia last Thursday. Mrs. J M Longworth died at her home Saturday night February 19 with funeral services at the M E church Monday at 3. Clement Reese of Fayetteville visits, and various neighbors host guests and relatives. A measles outbreak eases, and local exchanges report numerous social calls. An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and croup, endorsed by Green Bay Wis. resident W C Orntein and sold by Bunn’s Pharmacy.
James Bowie died from age and grippe at his home near the fair ground on Saturday morning Feb 12. His remains were transported to Cincinnati for funeral services and burial with his widow. A Lincoln memorial service was held at Old Bethel church. Notices mention local sales, marriages, and church activities across Mt Holly and Williamsburg communities.
Miss Gertrude Chandley of Wellston spent Sunday with J. H. White and family. Laura Wacker hosted a party with Sadie Robinson and others. Mrs. B. L. Allen and her daughters served refreshments. Mrs. Clavinda Carter’s funeral was held at Isaac Keibler’s home led by Rev. Preegrave. Ezekiel Pollock returned from the South. J. W. Colvin from Terra Haute visits. Ben McAfee’s family and Dr. E. Snell hosted guests. Mrs. Milne visiting relatives in Louisville aged Kentucky.
Testimony from Batavia residents supports Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for kidney trouble. Mrs. J W Manning recalls years of pain and fatigue eased after using the product, noting permanent improvement. Price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, agents for the United States. Local social notes follow with multiple names and visits.
Hand made Indian baskets and related items offered including Bark Work Bas kets Clothes Hampers Handkerchief Collar and Sewing Baskets. Describes them as ornamental and useful and offers to mail samples for a cent to cover postage with address provided.
Short summaries of probate, civil actions, judgments and real estate deals in Clermont County. Court notes include amended petition filings, settlements, waivers, and administrator payments. real estate transfers list multiple parcels with buyer, seller, and price details.
Local report lists visits and guests from Cincinnati Goshen Paris and Oxford. Dr. Hartman and Dr. Walker preached services. The Ohio Agricultural School began a profitable week with 110 members. The first stock sale for the year is planned for Saturday March 6 and buyers from Olpeinnali are expected.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a low cost remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles and a wide range of ailments. It claims rapid relief for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria and debility.
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