Local Residents Report Travels And Meetings
Mrs Lizzie Murphy and children returned from Manhattan Kansas where she visited her mother Mrs E H McNatt came back from St Joseph and Craig Missouri after a seven week visit visiting her two sons George Ireton Crosstown transacted business last Friday Ed Conover attended a Williamsburg stock sale John Evans and Fred Weber Fayettesville were in town Saturday E H McNutt and W A Joseph attended a Masonic lodge in Boston Saturday night Mrs Dr Ireton and son Jobin visited relatives in Cincinnati Wm Hill St Joseph transacted business here Friday Bi Colvin Bills and E Ball Georgetown were here on business last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Murphy
Manhattan
Kansas
E. H. McNatt
St. Joseph
Craig
Missouri
George Ireton
Crosstown
Ed. Conover
Williamsburg
John Evans
Fred Weber
Fayettsville
E.H. McNutt
W.A. Joseph
Masonic Lodge
Boston
Dr. Ireton
Jobin
Cincinnati
Wm. Hill
St. Josepp
Bi Colvin
Bills
E. Ball
Georgetown
Sunday Social Notes and Local Business Notices
Edward VanHorn and family, Mil dred spent Sunday with Barney VanCamp and wife. Henry Biggs bought Perry Groves bucketer route. Lena Benjamin visited Mrs Chas Seward. C Pearl and wife of Salem with Berch Cross and wife visited Jesse Blakley. Mr and Mrs Doughman of Costa visited their son William and family. Benton Waits and wife were callers Sunday. George Shriner of Newtonsville passed through. David Benjamin called to bedside of sister at Sardinia now seriously ill. Sick listed include Mr Belle Jones Chas Seward Mrs Dolite Hahn Cecil Hahn Ora Griswold and Elbert at P Bringle's Newtonnville. Reward offered for catarrh cure. Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Props. Credited testimonials and endorsement by West Trvax and Kinnan Marvin. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Biggs
Perry Groves
Lena Benjamin
Chas
Seward
C. Pearl
Salem
Berch Cross
Jesse
Sardinia
Belle Jones
Chas. Seward
Dolite Hahn
Cecil Hahn
Ora Griswold
Elbert
P. Bringle
Newtonnville
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West
TRVAX
Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Hopewell Takes Sunday Trip. Conant Shore Dispute Settled
A local lawsuit between E. W. Conant of Grove Hill stock farm and A. Shore, a driver, was compromised. Insurance on the Freda Brooks incident at Epworth Heights totaled over 8000 with 1000 coverage. Municipal water work plans referenced by Walter Applegate amid a sickness at home. Dr. Wil Scott shows off a matched team of seal black horses, five years old, purchased in Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Hopewell
Jackson Street
Blanchester
E. W. Conant
Grove Hill
Wil. Scott
Seal Blacks
Brown County
Bucklons Aria Salve Featured as Quick Healer
A speculative ad style notice from New York promotes Bucklon’s Aria Salve as a quick healer for cuts burns and sores. The fragment mentions Harriet Howard and a pharmacy reference, indicating a cosmetic or medical product listing in a period advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Howard
New York
Itu Bucklon
Funeral notes and visits in New Richmond area
Mrs Frank Ely and Mise Laura Short attended the funeral of Harry McFarland at New Richmond Thursday. Mine Maude Lewis of Rossellville visited Miss Olive Bwem last week. Rathipo returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ely
Mise Laura Short
Harry McFarland
New Richmond
Mine Maude Lewis
Rossellville
Misa Olive Bwem
Rathipo
Kidney Pills Ad Urges Early Attention In Hanna Wyoming
Delicate health warning urges prompt action for kidney symptoms to prevent Brights Disease Diabetes or Dropsy. Patient story from Indianapolis cited. Local notes include community events and notices of clubs travel visits and upcoming Farmers Institute with February dates. Advertisements tout Foley’s Honey and Tar and Electric Bitters with testimonials and pharmacy details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Wyo
Dodd
Bright
Jeffries
Local Notes From Zionville and Nearby Areas
Zionville and nearby towns report visits and gatherings at homes including Blanchester Newtonsville and Bata via with families like Sears Shumard and Van Camp. Residents share travels, health updates, and social calls while an ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Unflavored aiding digestion and stomach comfort.
Local Notes On Family Moves And Illness
Adie James Craver of Allenaburgh spent the day with her father. Jane Mages an elder resident of this place is ill. Wiltze Bly and family from Cum mineville visit Mrs. Granville Ruast’s sister. Mrs i, Mors improving. Miss Louise Mopiot and others wed at Key Gallaben’s StoneLick home. William Dennison of Batavia at bedside of his mother Mrs. Jane Magee, seriously ill. DB McMahan and wife spent Sunday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adie
James Craver
Allenaburgh
Jane Mages
Thia Place
Wiltze Bly
Cummineville
Granville Ruat
Mors
Halone
Louise Mopiot
Thoreday
Key. Gallaben
Stonelick
Witn William, Dennison
Batavia
Mra Jane Magee
McMahan
Protracted meeting and community notices at Williamsburg
A short diary of local events includes a protracted meeting at Bloom Rose church, a funeral in Goshen for Marion Myers, a Sabbath school convention at U B church, and various social visits and gatherings. It notes opposition to neglecting parental involvement and mentions charitable shelter work and Foley’s Honey and Tar advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom Rose Church
Bishop
Williamsburg
W. H. Ireton
Marion Myers
Goshen
U. B
St. Vincent’s Infant Asylum
Chicago
Julia
Foley
D. N. Bunn’s
Local notes from Belfast reflect social visits and town events
The Belfast column lists Mrs Lydia Williams visiting sister Mrs Shriver in Linwood, Isaac Gilbert returning from Cincinnati, J F Stall's Batavia trip, a January 6 shooting match at Owensville, and various neighbors socializing. Epworth League had a small meeting, Stella Rapp and G F Crone guests, Miss Gertie Tucker back in town, Henry Price in Blanchester, sleighing enjoyed, and teachers all receiving same classes next year. Jeans Kennedy laxative advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Williams
Mrs. Shriver
Linwood
Isaac Gilbert
Cincinnati
J. F. Stall
Batavia
Stella Rapp
G. F. Crone
Gertie Tucker
al Shields
Mandy Hill
Henry Price
Blanchester
Epworth League
Milford
A.C. Jordan
Newtown
Nora Walker
Town van Camp
Newtownville
Area residents featured in regional social notes
Grant Ulrey and family of Loveland visited George Talley and family. T. A. Pickham attended the Ohio State Grange session in Columbus. Charles Houston returns home from Evansville Indiana where he worked as a telephone lineman. Eva Pinkham and the Prosser boys spent holidays at home from the Ohio University. Mr Richhaw bought Woodside farm. E B Campbell sold his saw mill to William Meeker. A M Becker of Cincinnati purchased the McFlang farm. Minnie Noml and Clara Hildebrant of Cincinnati were holiday guests at W Meeker's. L W Bite and wife attended a Woman's Club reception at Amelia at Dr Jobo Gaskin's Saturday. Rev A M Daweon resigned from Bantam church. Dr Lee of Bata via to fill vacancy next Sunday. Mr Shielda sold his farm to a Kentucky buyer and bought the Brandi farm from Dr Bragdon to build in spring. Mr Rich plans to build a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Ulrey
Loveland
George Talley
Ulrey
T. A. Pickham
Ohio State Grange
Columbus
Charles Houston
Evansville
Indiana
Eva Pinkham
Prosser
Atudenta
Mr. Richhaw
Woodside
E. B. Campbell
William Meeker
A. M. Becker
Cincinnati
McFrlang
Clara Hildebrant
W. Meeker
L. W. Bite
Woman's Club
Amelia
Jobo Gaskin
A. M. Daweon Haa
Bantam Church
Dr. Lee
Batavia
Shielda
Kentucky
Brandi
Bragdon
Rich
Perfectiah’s Path to Nature’s Balance in Health
The passage argues Perfectiah can be achieved only through Nature’s proper use and conserving resources. It critiques Uathartios gripe and Weakon-dissipate while noting DeWitto’s Little Early Risora expels waste to restore liver function. It ends noting Bold by Bunn’s Drug Store as a remedy reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perfectiah
Uathartios
Weakon
DeWitto
Bunn
Local Real Estate and Personal Updates in Woodside Area
Woodside farm owner plans new dwelling on Rich lot. Dr H E Cover buys Rich property for a residence. Elmer Bly to build next to his current home. Nicholas Koch dies suddenly during bronchitis convalescence. Mrs Shields and Mrs Brown improving after illness. U S Marshal V J Fagin visited Rapps hotel. Clara McNair visited Cincinnati parents. Mrs Joseph Bosche ill with heart trouble. Mrs Flora buys Parvin farm to start large chicken ranch. Dr Henry Ogden of Agosta visits. building a practice. W H Wood and wife visiting Greenfield. Surveyor Charles Miller busier due to real estate activity. Thomas Trumble sold 300 cords of wood to Cincinnati firm. Mrs William Stickel ill. James Dunn, old war comrade, visiting Leavenworth, Kan. William Swick been unwell recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside
H. BE. Cover
Mr Rich
Elmer Bly
Nicholas Koch
Shields
Brown
V. J. Fagin
Rapp’s
Clara McNair
Cincinat
Joseph Bosche
Flora
Parvin
Henry Ogden
Agosta
W. H. Wood
Greenfield
Charles Miller
Thomas Trumble
Cincinnati
William Stickel
N. Channell
James Dunn
Leavenworth
Kan
William Swick
Local Social Notes From Little Creek Area In Week
Geo Simms visits parents in Little Creek Colorado. Louise Bricker visits Baywood. Lee Deen of Hamersville visits Klein Dillman. Dan Davis conducts Rural business. Will Justice of Bantam visits with daughter Mrs John McCall. Ed Sarris and wife visit Cincinnati relatives. Carter couple from Tusculum visit relatives. Gail Hannah of Cincinnati visits home folks. Will Metzg ar returns from Hillsboro sister Chas Collings. Earl Williams and daughter Bernice visit Cincinnati relatives. Funeral of Randolph McCoesney at town with G A R members. Ruth Beck returns from Moscow. C E society hosted by Mrs J E Eggleston. Miss Gertrude Fitzpatrick entertains friends. Mrs Mike Sweeney and baby visit Williamsville. Will Swope of Cincinnati visits family. Ed Morris guest of sister Mrs Scott Newman. Fred Parker and wife move to Bethel. J E Eggleston with Felicity friends. Geo McGothan of Camp Dennison there Monday. Miss Gali Steelman visits Wilhameville friends. EQ Norris spends Sunday with Batavia family. Mrs Clara Kennedy entertaining piece from Cindlenall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lewis
Nathan Shal- Ne
Charles James
A. P. Kellam
Blanchester
J. A. Higgins
Fayetteville
P. P. Hadley
Harrison
Milford
Joseph Higgins
Rule
Cincinnati
Blackwell
Lottie Smith
Hillsboro
Ladies’ Aid Society
Farmers’ Institute
Kellam
Moore’s Fork
W. G. McCreigler
J. F. Smith
Do. P. Ahey
Georgetown
Jos. Quitter
Valentine Yeager
A. P. Roudebushh
A. P. Buerkle
B.T. Davis
Chas, Fomorin
E. H. Thirey
H.H. Iners
M. Lobrer
J. L. Marsh
South Broadway
Louise Bricker
Baywood
Chas. Davis
Lee Deen
Hamersville
Klein Dillman
Dan Davis
Will Justice
Bantam
John McCall
Ed Sarris
Will Harris
Chas. Carter
Tusculum
Gail Hannah
Will Metzzgar
Chas, Collings
Earl Williams
Bernice
C. A. Brannock
Randolph McCoesney
Town
Rev. Ewry
Ruth Beck
Moscow
J. E. Eggleston
C. E. Society
Gertrude Fitzpatrick
Mike Sweeney
Baby
Williamsville
Lee Edwards
Will Swope
Ed Morris
Scott Newman
Bonde’s Ferry
Fred Parker
Wilhameburg
Bethel
Felicity
Stray Stories fragment teases romance in conservatory
A dialogue fragment shows Dashaway and Stuffer in a conservatory with a social enquiry about a woman’s reaction to an advance. The narrator notes the moment interrupts with supper being announced, leaving the outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dashaway
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J. P. Sears
McKendree Chapel
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