Modest town notes record local visitors and arrivals
William Benjamin of Hamilton was a recent caller. Edward Laymon and wife moved to Baford. Ora Griswold with wife and son Elbert visited John and family near Level. Robi Stouder and wife spent Sunday with Mrs. Jane Pierce. Pearl and wife of Salem visited Wm. Seward. Miss Auta Seward was hosted by Miss Eva McCollum. William Doughman and wife celebrate a new baby. Clifford Jones of Cincinnati was in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Benjamin
Hamilton
Edward Laymon
Baford
Ora Griswold
Elbert
John
Level
Robi, Stouder
Jane Pierce
Pearl
Salem
Wm. Seward
Auta Seward
Eva McCollum
Wm. Doughman
Clifford Jones
Cincinnati
Dumford Family Guests and Local Updates in Franklin
The community notes visits from the Dumford family of Franklin and relatives from Dayton and King's Mills. Local residents discuss holidays, sick lists, railroad progress from Milford to Blanchester, and stock sales by Geo. W. Stouder. Also includes a testimonial and ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure with local pharmacy references.
Local Social Notes From City and Surroundings
Mrs. Peter Shafer visited the city last Thursday to see a new grandchild. Joe and T. L. Horget of Cincinnati hosted Henry Horget and family Sunday. Albert Leeds, Henry Bissantz and O. M. Edwards attended a farmers institute meeting at Amelia. Rev. T. J. Bowman of Ripley died recently. Miss Lizzie Warren visited relatives in the city last week. A Claren and wife of Ludlow were guests of J. P. Davie and wife. Bertha and Alma Topie hosted a party for friends last week. Ella Sayers, noted to be ill, is receiving care at Christ Hospital, Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Shafer
Joe
T. L. Horget
Cincinnati
Henry Horget
Familly
Albert Leeds
Henry Bissantz
0. M. Edwards
Farmers’s Institute
Amelia
T. J. Bowman
Ripley
Lizzie Warren
A. Claren
Ludlow
J.P. Davie
Bertha
Alma Topie
Mia
Ella Sayers
Christ Hospital
Kodol Indigestion Cure Promises Fast Relief
Advertisement claims Kodol cures indigestion by supplying natural stomach juices plus tonic properties. It asserts relief from sour stomach loss of appetite headaches and debility by cleansing and strengthening stomach membranes. Prepared by C. F. & Co. Chicago offers 1006 Kodol Almanac and 20 year warranty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TY & CO
Chicago
Bunn’s
A New Being and Local News From Shepard Ill
Mrs. Sarah E. Rowe credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with a dramatic life change at age fifty seven. The notice also reports visits, moves, a death, and community events, plus an advertisement for Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and Dr King New Discovery for Consumption with local pharmacy details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Local residents and visitors noted across region listings
Mrs William Perkins visited her daughter Mrs Frank Nash. Samuel Elrod and wife from Tusculum spent time with grandparents T L Wyatt and wife. Mrs Lee Short of Halington visits daughter Mrs James Smith Nellie Wall stayed with her aunt in Dayton Ky. Mrs Caroline Calhoun and Mrs Kate Meir left for Almeda Cal. John Flora and family spent Sunday near Lindale. Frank Brose visited Kearns household. Mrs George Martin of Ashland Ky visits Joseph Holts. Nettie King to accompany home. W E Judd home briefly from Virginia. Rev G R Frenger began special meetings Sunday night. Miss Jane Thomas spent week with relatives in Cincinnati. Miss Angie Ireton called to Blanchester for brother Rylie’s funeral. Miss Elsie Widmire returned from East trip. Mrs Arthur Davis visiting aunt Mrs Nannie Page Pt Isabel. Wilson Robb and wife moved into area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perkins
Frank Nash
Carmel
Samuel Elrod
Tusculum
T. L. Wyatt
Lee Short
Halington
James Smith
Nellie Wall
Dayton
Caroline Calhoun
Kate Meir
Almeda
Cal
John Flora
Mike Wymer
Lindale
Frank Brose
Harry Kearns
George Martin
Ashland
Joseph Holts
Nettie King
W. E. Judd
Virginia
G. R. Frenger
Jane Thomas
Cincinnati
Angie Ireton
Blanchester
Rylie
Elsie Widmire
Arthur Davis
Mre
Nannie Page
Isabel
Wilson Robb
Four Hundred Babies at St Vincent's Infant Asylum
Chicago inmates at St Vincent's Infant Asylum shelter 400 homeless babies awaiting adoption. Sister Julia praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and whooping coughs, urging use and rejecting substitutes. Also notes rooms vacated by Mia Kate Mehi and Albert Hardwick of Cincinnati visiting, and a Woman's Club annual reception at Mrs. Anna Gaskine's home with games and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent’s Infant Asylum
Chicago
Julia
Foley
D. N. Bunp
Mia
Kate Mehi
Albert Hardwick
Cincinnati
Woman's Club
Anna Gaskine
Dr King's New Life Pills Promise Modern Blood Cleanser
Highly popular medicine advertised as a blood and system cleanser. Claims to cure stomach and liver troubles. Sold at Nash's Pharmacy with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Nash
Banquet and business meeting announced by local fraternal group
The I O O F will hold its annual banquet and public installation on Saturday with a January 13 business meeting at the Baptist church in the evening. Members are urged to attend as important matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra.d
Chas, Endres
Hamilton
the Baptist Church
Will Swope
Gus Bat Hirod
Tusculum
Bonday
Inauguration visits and community notices in Williamsburg
The item notes visits by J A Conrey Scott Harris and Albert Mannen for Governor Pattison's inauguration. It records Mrs Mannen's recital with Blanche Willis and Mrs Davis at Hamersville, plus local visits from J M Crane Mrs J E Eggleston and others. Also mentions church meetings Rev Gard at Church of Christ and Rev Ewry at M E church, January 1 events and Miss Mary Ellsberry funeral with tributes from W C T U. Includes an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and Electric Bitters with local pharmacy info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Este
Beck
J. A. Conrey
Scott Harris
Albert Mannen
Pattison
Church of Christ
Ewry
M. E. Church
J. E. Eggleston
Cincinnati
Mary Ellsberry
Society
Local residents share visits as area notices and obituaries noted
A string of social visits from Silas Gudgeon to Mrs. Lyon and others are listed, with families from Newtonsville Blanchester Oakgrove and Martinsville hosting or visiting. The sexton notes Henry Pickleheimer, formerly sheriff, was buried in Edenton after a Washington service, and Smith Ferree died after pneumonia. Funeral services and attendees from Cincinnati Dayton Aurora and Batavia are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Gudgeon
Pleasant Plain
T. F. Lyon
Nora Doughman
Mayme
Frank Cramer
Blanchester
Jas
Cramer
Sam Conover
Martinsville
Elias Conover
Henry Pickleheimer
Washington D. C
Washington
Williamsburg Notes and Local Elections of 1906
Mrs J C Fuhr and family visit E C Patchells. J C Fuhr elected Clermont Publishing Co director for 1906. James V Colvin heads to Terra Haute Ind if favorable. Clermont Social Lodge meets in February for pattern talks. Various local items include new factory management at Williamsburg Furniture Co and city development hopes. mayor Moses praised. Ella Holmes property near completion. social and church notices wrap the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Social Lodge
A.M
Angola
Tom Moorehead
W. R.C
General Manger
Williamsburg Furniture Co
J. F. Knight
T. C. Jones
Moses
West Second Street
Ella Holmes
Dan Bryan
J. B. Walker
A. M. Dawson
Local Hires Prompted by Farm Plan Quip
A rural chat turns to hiring spring help as a farmer declines a life insurance pitch while proposing to hire two sons. The excerpt cites Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and pneumonia with Dr. J C Bishop endorsing its use in three severe pneumonia cases. Also included is a Creole style recipe for D N Bann sweet potatoes a la Creole with milk butter sugar and breadcrumbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Foly
J.C. Bishop
Agnew
Michigan
Evry
D.N. Bann’s
Plugged Dime Trick at Cigar Store Card
A friend of the proprietor visits a cigar store and uses a plugged dime to buy a call at the slot telephone. The clerk detects the plugged coin and the exchange leads to a humorous miscue as the plugged dime is identified and rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Bert
Dawn
Folley’s Honey and Tar Ad Claims Superior Soothing Power
The Original Voley Co of Chicago promotes Honey and Tar throat and lung remedy while warning that many imitations exist. It urges requesting Folley’s Honey and Tar and rejecting substitutes, noting mild laxative effects and safety for children and delicate persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Foller
Atd
N. Bunn
Headlines From A fragmented Rail Courier Page
A partial OCR reads KR and G Daily with Sunday service. Batavia Car links Nos 26 27 on weekend runs and a misread No % on Sunday. The G and P Express bandies is unclear. Orders left with the moveranger receive attention. Stephen cites Vic President Stephen. Comstock is President Secretary Treasurer with H. Berry Maywer as Superintendent.
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KR &G
Nore
Batavia
G. & P. Express Bandies Goode
Citas
Stephen
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