Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Benefit
A Batavia area testimony from Mrs. Clinton Jones of New Richmond Ohio says Doan's Kidney Pills cured years of kidney trouble. She reports back pain nervousness dizziness and poor sleep all improved from the first use and declares the cure permanent over two years later. Price 50c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Batavia Residente
Clinton Jones
Augusta St
New Richmond
Ohio
Doan
Mrs. Jones
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Social Notes From The Weekend In Cincinnati Links Locals
Miss Daisy Nash spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs William Bickel hosted relatives from Cincinnati Sunday. Mrs Will Rae and her son of Hulington visited W C Mattox and wife over the weekend. Mrs G R Johnson is ill with la grippe. Frank Anderson former resident called on friends. Rev and Mrs Wilson Backus to become residents. Mrs William Perkins sick this week. Lou Philli of Covin Kentucky and Homer Phillips of Warond visited Elizabeth Phillips Sunday. Maddox spent Sunday with Cincinnati relatives. Camels 3.0 Flatent 8 ed members from ySreland with an oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Nash
Cincinnati
William Bickel
Will Rae
Hulington
W. C. Mattox
G. R. Johnson
Frank Anderson
Wilson Backus
William Perkins
Lou Philli
Covin
Homer Phillips
Warond
Elizabeth Phillips
Maddox
Dodays
ySreland
George Johnson
Hillgboro
Ben Work
Maple Grove
Chas. Daugherty
Mr. Johnson
Howard Elliot
Rev. Parker
Lane Romingly
W.C. Varney
Mary Duchemin
la Grippe
Paniel
James Snell
Oliver Storer
Norwood
Minnie Snell
Naomi
J. W. Snell
Orrena
Aurelia Cover
Linwood
Gaylord Cover
Mutchinson
Ollie Utchinson
Perintown
Brunk
Lucille Foster
Madisonville
Augherty
Jes’ Aid Society
J.J. Turner
Sund Victors and Local Death Mark Weekend Notices
G. P. Med and family were Sund victors Osa Earhart s. A Warren McKibben and family spent Sunday with home folks. John Wagerman died at his home Sunday. Feral services were held at Clover church Wednesday at 2 p m burial in Clover cemetery. Attending from a distance were Gee agerman and family of Zanesville 1c Finch of Youngstown Robe e wife and son of Madisonville. Roy McKibben wife and son Harold and mond McKibben spent Sunday at Everett McKibben s near Bethel. Mrs Frank Parker spent the latter part of the week at Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Med
Osa Earhart
Warren McKibben
O. W. Pearce
Ruth Musgrove
Glen Jordan
Robert
Richard Dyer
John Wageman
Frank Parker
E. den
Hobart
Bethel
John Wagerman
Clover Church
Clover Cemetery
Gee
Agerman
Zanesville
Finch
Youngstown
Robe E
Madisonville
Mamie Manning
Roy McKibben
Harold
Mond McKibben
Everett McKibben
Signor Cafarelli Concert Co Delights Town Audience
A strong Signor Cafarelli Concert Co performance drew hearty applause with harp violin bells vocal readings. A Monday lecture by Dr. John A. Gray at town hall was announced for February 21. Local social notes record visits among Atwoods Klines Townsley Malick Corbly and Johnson with Dayton connections. An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Pills with testimonials and claims of blood purification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Cafarelli
Dayton
Georgia Smith
Fairmount
Mary Kline
Clara Townsley
Glen Este
Miley Malick
Margaret Corbly
Bethel
Merrill Bennett
Ethel Atwood
T. A. Atwood
L. L. Johnson
Ohio Farmers Insurance
Batavia
Hall
F. J. Chenery & CO
Props
Toledo
Winter Travel and Local Family Updates
Mrs Eliza Quinby plans to end her winter trip with her daughter Anne Columbus in tow with her. Miss Michie Pierce recently remained home a week again due to illness and two children are under doctor care. Mrs Mattie Rutledge visited Cincinnati for a day. John Reed’s cast was in Cincinnati last Thursday. Mrs Hala McLaughlin of Georgetown visited Saturday and Sunday with Rachel Pierce and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Quinby
Anne Columbus
Michie Pierce
Tonsil
Cramer
Mattie Rutledge
Cincinnati
John Reed
Hala McLaughlin
Georgetown
Rachel Erce
Indigestion Cure Advice Promotes Chamberlain's Tablets
A health note urges eaters to space meals at least five hours apart to avoid indigestion. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach and restore natural function, claiming quick recovery and wide availability.
Omitted family gatherings and social notices in Owensville area
Sunday visits referenced include Mr and Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Metz with relatives in the city. An oyster supper at the Stonebrook house for the school is planned with attendees asked to bring an extra handkerchief. Several residents noted illness such as la grippe and social visits by Miss Roberta Patchell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Bel Hell
R. An Ak Heveebusk
Owensvlle
James Carpenter
Oattie
Near
Anes
Ille
Ign
van Thurs
Ent
Hnie
Roberta Patchell
Bernice Jones
Ulberry
Saan F Hopane
Nancy Mount
Mabel Land
Florence Sapp
Condell Courtott
Owensville
cMe
Fee
The Habit of Taking Cold Remedies Advised
A health note urges breaking the habit of catching colds by warming routines. Start with a warm sponge bath each morning and sleep with the window open. If a cold occurs, use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to shorten its course. obtainable everywhere.
Fragments Show Local Social News and Visits
The clipping lists names such as Miles Glancy Frank Hobs and Frank Hutchinson with families, noting visits and gatherings. It mentions a sale at George Conover's, a trip to Mrs Culberson, and a new organ for a resident, with several attendees and a small party or meeting underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ige
Miles Glancy
Frank Hobs
Seve
George Conover
Ted
P! Bick
J. Hutchinson
Frank Wre
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised by Farmer's Mills Resident
I. B. Wixon of Farmer's Mills New York recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver disorders saying they are the best he has ever used. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Wixon
Farmer’s Mills
N. Y
Local Social Notes and Church News Items
Mrs. Elizabeth Tateman visits Chicago relatives. Old Bethel reports no preaching due to pastor’s father’s death. January 80 service. Ely and Nichols families in Batavia. G. T. Brown hosts relatives. Mattox family visits Benton Mattox. Oyster supper by Grangers enjoyed. Miss Blosser attends Old Bethel Sunday School. Brooks quartet to perform at Presbyterian church. Jitney offer from Foley includes trial package via Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Tateman
Chicago
R. C. Justice
White
Washington, D. C
Neville
Old Bethel
Elmer Ely
Nichols
Batavia
G. T. Brown
Omer Mattox and Son
Williamsburg
Benton Mattox
Ein Ji
Hobbs
Walter Wilson
Grangers
Walter Newberry
Swick
Charley Myers
Afton
A. Morse
Alice Blosser
Mt. Holly
Brooks Quartette
Presbyterian Church
Six Year Old Croup Heals With Honey and Tar
A Evansville Indiana reader, W. E. Curry, reports his six year old daughter suffered persistent croup. He states Foley’s Honey and Tar gave instant relief and that he and his wife use it as the best cure for coughs colds throat troubles and croup they have seen. Nash Pharmacy endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Curry
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Social News Notes From Local Garden Club Meeting
Mrs Geo Halse hosted the 500 club Tuesday afternoon. Layton Brown and wife welcome a new baby boy. The remains of Mrs Hannah Thompson were brought from Amelia on Saturday for interment. Hawker and family visitors from Norwood, plus Mrs Dave Davie and daughter, returned from a visit. Mrs O Davis spent Sunday with her daughter in the city. Heath and friends from Kerry Grove were seen Sunday. Naomi Peeks of Nicoliguille visited Mrs Harris last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Halse
Layton Brown
Hannah Thompson
Amelia
Fred
Norwood
J. Pattison
Dave
Davie
Mos
Davis
Fes Bertha
Igs Shreck
Kerry Grove
Sue Naomi Peeks
Nicolguille
Harris
Mon Pueg
Heath Sfc
Bae Kitar Ra
Emi
Hogs in Trouble Epidemic In Brown County
An hog disease is troubling Brown County farming areas with heavy losses reported by several farmers. Precautions are being taken to prevent wider spread and state authorities will be called to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Down on His Back and Foley Kidney Pills
Solomon Bequette of Flat River Missouri says two years ago he took Foley Kidney Pills after a back ailment and was cured. He recommends the pills for kidney trouble and related rheumatic pains and bladder issues with Nash Pharmacy supplying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Bequette
Flat River
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Calvary Neighborhood Notes and Local Arrivals
Delayed hostess Maria Moreton plans Priscilla Club gathering Thursday afternoon. Lawrence Houston wed Sara Abrams in the city last Saturday. John Manning and family relocate to Dayton Ohio for new employment. Mrs Emma Selby improves after illness and Mrs Clark recovers from mumps. Ed Pattison returns to the Courier office after a two week layup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Moreton
Priscilla Club
George Noeftsgar
Cincinnati
Emma Selby
State Bank
Harles Rayser
A. Cashier
William Er
Haries
Sibieh
Yilign Wade
John Manning End
Dayton
Ed Pattison
Steamer Courier
Oer
Sloan's Liniment Backs Rheumatism Relief Claim
An early 20th century testimonial promotes Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism and stiff neck. A San Francisco worker reports rapid relief after a few days of use and says the product helped return him to work at a large department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
8. F
H. B. Smith
San Francisco
Cal
Aged Lady Dies at Mt Carmel Home
Mary Elizabeth Denning died at 7 p m Saturday at Mt Carmel home of Mrs Elizabeth Phillips aged 74 after five weeks illness. She lived most of her life in Mt Carmel and leaves many friends. Funeral Tuesday at 10 30 from Presbyterian church Burial Mt Moriah. Also an ad for Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey claims cures for children's colds urging treatment and availability for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Denning
Elizabeth Phillips
Mt. Carmel
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Moriah
Hillsboro Home Building & Loan leads dividend list
The Home Building and Loan Association of Hillsboro leads the list with a regular semi annual dividend of 54 4 percent declared last week. Batavia Loan Association paid seven percent last week and is said to have a good showing. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil is recommended for emergencies such as earache toothache burns and sore throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Building & Loan Association of
Hillsboro
Batavia Loan Association
Thomas
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound praised for lagrippe cough relief
R G Collins former Barnegat postmaster says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quickly stopped his severe lagrippe cough and left him exhausted no more. Nash Phar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
R. G. Collins
Barnegat
N. J
Nash Pharmacy
Clermont county new Board of Revision named
A new Clermont county Board of Revision is formed with Lucien Maham Democrat of Williamsburg C L Ireton Democrat of Marathon and Bruce Daughters Republican of Felicity. The board replaces the two year old board of complaint and will organize on the second Monday in June then hear taxpayers complaints and settle disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Lucien Maham
Williamsburg
C. L. Ireton
Marathon
Bruce Daughters
Felicity
Stephen A Stillwell Announces Candidacy for State Auditor
Stephen A Stillwell of Warren County is the first to announce his bid for State auditor. He is well known and described as a hustler, indicating strong campaign energy for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Stillwell
Warren County
Presbyterian services this week and communion Sunday
Dr. Robertson will conduct meetings each afternoon and evening with 3 30 p m noon services. Evening service at 7 30. Holy communion Sunday morning January 23. All welcome to all services. T Jas Simpson minister. Mrs Julia Haney of East Batavia marked her 77th birthday last Wednesday with a family dinner. Arthur B Mattox promoted to contracting freight agent in Cincinnati Trader's Dispatch office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Julia Haney
East Batavia
George Anderson
Hamilton
Emery Anderson
Bethel
Arthur
Mattox
Clermont
The
Amelia High School
Cincinnati
Katharine Augusta
W. RB. Ireton
E. B. Holmes
Rush
Gongmier
Helen
Batavia
A. Frazier
Izeila McAdams
Warren McAdams
Edward
Posey
Chicago
Clermontn
Williamsburg Notes and Local Obituaries
The Williamsburg column reports a rainy January 11 Vesta Club meeting at Mrs Hines with few guests, Brehye music by Fannye and readings, plus a tune by Miss Gladysne. It notes the death of Mrs L C Stockton in Connersville Ind and the funeral arrangements in Williamsburg cemetery. Also listed are lodge installations in Angola and social visits across multiple towns, with brief notices of residents’ health, gatherings, and a child’s burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Club
Hines
Fannye
Neeny Goroeby
Jae White
Jane
Ben
Gladysne
City
Lida Fuhr
Long M. E Orchestra
L. C. Stockton
E. Ochiltree
Connersville
Ind
Bun
Jockton
Williamsburg Cemetery
Lulu Johnson
Richard Creager
Ilganapert
G B. Kiehols
Batavia
Angola Lodge
John Leair
V. Gi
RC McAdams
Atchley
Zonneoel
J. G. Reve
Edw. Harden
A Ellis
Frazier
Levi
D. &Nner
N.goon
Sre
Sovilion
KB. Holmes
Wea
Lain
A. W. Reed
Cora Stoltz
Patavia
W. P. Garvin
Jennie Baysore
Lebanon
Leavitt McAdams
Albert
Terhune
la Grippe
G. W. McCollum
Owen
Faya
Relatves
For Sale Bale and Timber Near Mt. Holly
For sale Upright 10 horse mower in excellent condition with 10 shocks of corn fodder and 4 tons of rye straw. Also 6 acres timber and a good barn with outbuildings at 1 mile north of Mt. Holly. Inquiries to Walter Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Boller
Mt. Flolty
Walter Bauer
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Edenton
Stonelick
Bantam
Foley & Co
Ill
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Kidniey
Moscow
Dr Bell
NEW Board
Chamberlain
E. R. Reed
Oakley
H. Kunze
Paul
Anna McLean
Columbus
Itella McAdams
Trilla Pollock
W. M. Patton
Camden
G. L. Knif New Harmba
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H. Stirling Moore
H. A. Moore & Son
Willowville
Plymouth
Rab
Timot
Charles Sprague
Fenme
Oes
FacSumile Signature of
New York
Castoria
Is and Children
Bears
J.C. Farr
Williamsburg, O
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Ford Automobiles and Accessories
Monroe
Pierce
Union Townships
Teal Hotel
Seyler & Moyer
M. E. McCormick
Davia
Newtown
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