Doan's Kidney Pills Help Batavia Resident
A Batavia resident recounts a painful back ailment progressing to weakness and urinary issues, then credits Doan's Kidney Pills with quick relief. After a box, back pain subsided, steps steadied, and overall health returned. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Schenz
Railroad St
New Richmond
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local social notes from Blanchester and Cincinnati visits
Mrs. Sewall and children visit relatives in Blanchester. Mrs. Rufus Rapp and others spend Saturday in Blanchester. Dr. Rapp from Owensville with friends last week. Burrill Jordan and family in Cincinnati. Mollie Van Camp at Charles Dumford’s Woodland home. Mrs. Seward of Modest visits friends. Temperance Society to meet Feb 13 at Mrs. Robert Williams. Lymon Constable of Walnut Hills visiting Mrs. Maddox. Minnie Marshall from Edenton visits Pringle sisters. Gaylord Needham and family with Marathon relatives. Dennis Bronson and family of Linwood guests of VanCraps. Advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure claims cure for catarrh with testimonials. price and contact details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lymon Constable
Walnut Hills
Maddox
Minnie Marshall
Edenton
Pringle
Gaylord Needham
Dennis Bronson
Linwood
VanCrrp
Local Social Notes From Middle Town and Cincinnati
Miss Ella Brunk visits with Alta Catterlin in Middle Town for a week. Mrs Lavenia Turner and Mrs Ida Martin spend Sunday in Cincinnati. Miss Marie Little of Cincinnati visits her home here over weekend. Bar Pierce of the navy returns to his old hometown Saturday. Mrs Rachel Pierce and daughter Michie spend Saturday in Cincinnati. D Sutton of Chillicothe visits his mother Sunday. Dr Rutledge and wife spend Saturday in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Brunk
Alta Catterlin
Middletown
Lavenia Turner
Ida Martin
Cincinnati
Marie Little
Bar! Pierce
Navy
Rachel Pierce
Michie
D. Sutton
Chillicothe
Dr. Rutledge
Death of Clifford Rahe in Nicholsville
In Nicholsville delayed note reports the death of seven year old Clifford Rahe son of Mr and Mrs William Rahe from pneumonia. Funeral at Alexandria Kentucky Baptist church January 8 with school and Sunday school mourners. Also mentions visits and illness of local residents and ongoing M E church meeting.
Cut the High Cost of Living by W H Chapman Winnebago Neb
W H Chapman of Winnebago Nebraska explains a family savings method using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to treat his two children's cough, noting the medicine cured them and saved a doctor’s bill. A U Nash endorses the product with no opiates involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Chapman
Winnebago
Neb
Foley
A. U. Nash
Brown family attends Augustus Brown and Miss Shade wedding
Mrs Brown and daughters Mrs Fred Lobrer and Miss Clara Brown spent last Thursday evening in the city and attended the wedding of Augustus Brown and Miss Shade. Mr Brown, now in Sidney, and Miss Shade of Cincinnati. Also notes visits by Mrs Curties and Dr Rutledge family.
Amelia area social notes mixed with health ads and obits
A collage of social visits births and travels from Amelia area residents and friends. Notables include the arrival of a son to Mr and Mrs W A Williams Donald Keene Williams, multiple visits to Cincinnati Columbus Bethel and Georgetown, a musical at M E church and an obituary for Myrtle Stump with funeral details. An advertisement extols Foley Kidney Pills with local testimonials.
Spelling Bee and Box Social Planned at School House
Miss Mayme Schaffstall visits Newport. Irma and Howard Brooks visit New Richmond relatives. Albert Johnson of Amelia with Wm. Glatcy family Sunday. Friday evening January 2% school house event invites all with lunch box. Slade family guests of Mr. Marsh near Afton. Thomas Brooks and daughters Nora Hazel visit Cincinnati relatives. Wm. Spurrell visits Batavia. Russell Williams visits I. N. Williams in Hamlet. Irene and Helen Moorhead surprise party with music games 32 guests report a good time. Geo Hugo with Geo Fitzwater family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Schaffstall
Newport
Irma
Howard Brooks
New Richmond
Albert Johnson
Amelia
Wm. Glatcy
Slade
Mr. Marsh
Afton
Thomas Brooks
Midnight Forest Fire Heroine Rumor Sparks Salvation Tale
A young girl rides through a Catskills forest at midnight to warn residents of a looming fire and save lives. The item also chronicles Dr King’s New Discovery claims for lung ailments and a family obituary for Mrs. Eine Shelley Hughes, plus flood damage, local closures, and praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskills
Dr. King
W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Local social notices and gatherings reported in community notes
The Patch held an all day meeting at Wayside last Wednesday and meets again at Mrs. Walter Runyan’s home this Wednesday. The Literary met at Walter Runyans last Friday and will meet Friday February 7 at Miss Laura Wacker’s home. Wardens lost a valuable cow recently. Uncle Tommy Patterson and daughter host John White and wife from Dana Indiana. Sick list includes R M Davidson James Monday and George Rice. Mrs Viola Storer visited Washington Ohio and Dayton Ohio recently. Isaac Keethler family visited John Keethler and Amanda Maham last week. Gladys Maham visited Charles Maham family at Forestville. Holland Atchley Milford Ill and Steward McCollum Williamsburg were Sunday guests of H P Reddick. Miss Ruth Moyer visited at Afton on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Slick
Patch
Walter Runyan
Walter Runyans
Laura Wacker
Wardens
Tommy Patterson
Fannie
John White
Dana
Ind
R. M. Davidson
James Monday
George Rice
Viola Storer
Washington
O. H
Dayton
Ohio
Isaac Keethler
John Keethler
Amanda Maham
Gladys
Charles Maham
Forestville
Holland Atchley
Milford, Ill
Steward McCollum
Williamsburg
H. P. Reddick
Ruth Moyer
Afton
Dora Knight
Pleasant Ridge
Edna Knight
Lottie Leeds
Nameokis
Ill
Walter Smith
Amanda Johnson
E. A. White
Hailey
Idaho
Jackson Township
27Th
Ohio Infantry
San Francisco
Amanda
Mary Johnson
Rush
Helen
Batavia
George McCollum
Owen
Fayetteville
Kate Robinson
Mary Fish
Carrie Mittendorf
Catyon
Pauline Walker
A. F. Creager
Loveland
Anna McBay
Ripley
West Va
J. W. Martin
W. Va
Rosa Mills
Thomas Coleman
Burdsail
K. of P. Hall
Ida V. Kinley
Dna
Irvin
Allen Ashton
Ellen Brown
Newtown
Eva Moore
Cure for stomach trouble promised by tablets
A Battle Creek man claims permanent relief from heartburn indigestion and liver complaint after using Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad asserts that thousands have been cured and urges readers to try the product, noting it is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Barker
Battle Creek
Mich
Chamberlain
Donahue
Haven
Local social notes and town visits headline weekend chatter
Bertrand Fomorin returns to Columbus after a few days with friends. Will Leeds family and daughter visit Fomorin's parents in Eastwood. Mrs. Hiram Joseph's funeral held by Rev. Williams in Bloom Rose. Masons dedicating Hall in Batavia report a fine time. Merrick Hutchinson hosts a Saturday evening to entertain. Predmore family attends Milford basketball. Mrs. George Caldwell visits Norwood friends. Windell visits Chicago and daughter Mary Hutchinson. Mary returns to Williamsport. Dr Ireton hosts Dayton guest and Ed Curliss builds east end home. Susie Abernathy visits from Owensville. Reader Wall greets friends from Sardinia. Aged Joseph McMullen dangerously ill at son's home. Banquet to Henry Clay recalled from 1842 in New Orleans. Dr King’s New Life Pills recommended for stomach trouble and general disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand Fomorin
Columbus
Will Leeds
Martha Isabelle
Eastwood
Hiram Joseph
Rev. Williams
Bloom Rose
Charley Ireton
Charles Harlow
R. Lakemire
Masonic Hall
Batavia
Merrick Hutchinson
Susie Abernathy
Owensville
Reader Wall
Sardinia
Joseph McMullen
John
Noted community death and social notices in Pleasant Ridge
Amanda Johnson learns of E A White’s death in Hailey Idaho at 76. Sisters Amanda and Mary Johnson survive. A wide list of local visits, illnesses, weddings, and entertainments follow, including revival meetings, funeral of Garley Hageman, and social events at Batavia and Cincinnati. Adds an advertisement for Elect ric Bitters.
Social notes from town visitors and locals
Miss Eva Keen visited friends on Wednesday. Mrs. Bradley spent Saturday in the city. Mrs. Arthur Thompson visited Mt. Pisgah last week. Mrs. Bessie Ferris spent Thursday with Mrs. Sallie Combs at Lindale. Rose Honaker returned home after visiting her parents in West Virginia. Several ladies listed as ill are convalescing. Annie Doughty of Ante-Bantam stayed with Mrs. Wm. McDonough. Elizabeth Gaskins and her son John Cyrus from Cincinnati stayed with H. C. Warren and wife. John Beck visited Uriah Butler last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Anna Mott
W. A. Williams
Donald Keene Williams
Eva Keen
Farmers’ Institute
Newtown
B. Brown
Roubanna
Bantam
A. F. Ely
John Mellen
Columbus
Zanesville
Grace Underwood
Bethel
Jane Thomas
Cincinnati
John Hutson
Will Mehl
Clara Kirker
John Pease
James Wasner
Batavia
A. J. Powell
M. E. Church
M.E
Ed Nave
San Diego
Cal
Caroline Nave
Cora
H. O. Nave
Hyde Park
Bradley
Arthur Thompson
Mt. Pisgah
Bessie Ferris
Sallie Combs
Lindale
Rose Honaker
West Va
J. K. Day
Mesdames Cleveland
Dial
Warner and
Brooks
Annie Doughty
Ante-Bantam
Wm. McDonough
Elizabeth Gaskins
John Cyrus
H. C. Warren
John Beck
Uriah Butler
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Bright
Newtonsville
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Draggiets
Ake Hall
Nicholsville
Clifford
William Rahe
Pheumonia
the Baptist Church
Alexandria
Edna Idlett
Branch Hill
Anna McNeill
Laurel
Frank Jones
Mattox
Mt. Carmel
Wm. Rahe
W. P. Broyles
A.C. Nash
J. M. Findley
Lyons
A.O. Nash
Adv
D. E. South
Camille South
Clara Bambach
Julius Reiss
Georgetown
B.rodge
Henry Davis
Lee Davis
Andy Dean
Lodge
Margaret Winder
Walter Beck
Windsor
A. C. Wood
Myrtle Stump
M. E
Pumphries
W. E. Montgomery
Ida
Walter Bainum
Louise Paeltz
Estel Beck
Arch Harris
Frank Corbly
Mt. Washington
Gaylord Flaugher
Roy Goodwin
Felicity
Gregor
J. G. Frazier
Rushville
L. D. Kennedy
John Riley
Baptist Church
J. A. Rader
Si Bluestein
Norma
Myer Nathan
Indianapolis
A. O. Kennedy
John Johnson
Jessie
Hamersville
Ed McNair
Ed McGothans
J. H. Pumbrey
Clarence
Julius Rein
Carl Busch
Reed Thompson
Mary Spresser
Thompson’s
Edna Smith
City
Sam Channels
George Channels
Charles Channels
Gertrude Fitzpatrick
Charles Prather
Geogetown
Friends
Keith Brannock
Raymond McCall
Will Miller
Victoria
Col
Geo. Burke
Stiers
A. O. Wood
F. M. Ellis
Wiggonsville
A. Dean
Don Sallars
Christ Hospital
Geo. Anderson
George
Cliff Anderson
Milford
Gladys Wilson
Elk Lick
Frank Bowman
Dock Sampson
Probasco
Harry Hannah
Easly
Daniel Co. O
Elklick
Moscow
Eine Shelley Hughes
Theodore Hughes
Grippe
Bert
Harley
Tucson
Arizona
Easton
Hughes
W. H. Hughes
James Wood
Charles Wood
Lida Dewey
Milwaukee
Wis
West Point
Henry Clay
New Orleans
Dr. Dr. King
Ort
Kentucky
E. H. Davis
Mabel Peterson
Emery Auditorium
Mme
Schumann Henik
Nellie Zimmerman
Titus
Messrs
Harry Britton
Elton Elrod
Nicholas Kain
Ralph Fuhr
Floyd McKinney
Howard Sprague
Littleford’s Business College
Beatrice Peterson
Lida Fuhr
Edith Waite
Julia Elston
Mary Nemethy
Ramona Chatterton
Hazel Blair
Laura Peterson
F. W. Walker
Pauline
Garley Hageman
Presbyterian Church
H. B. Phillips
Miller Hageman
Zella Swing Young
Harry Miller
Martin
Covington
Everett Hageman
Northside
James Hageman
Detroit
Michigan
Paul Sentman
Frank Pohl
Chas. Moyer
C. E. Doughman
A. W. Reed
Glen Rose
Edith Foster
Krell Spires
Norwood
Harry Hines
Vesta Club
E. E. Peterson
Scotch Poets Miss Williams
Davis
Foster
Leavitt McAdams
Anna Hancock
Nellie Leeds
Bellevue
Bertie Case
Delmar Waite
Edgar Boys
Raymond
Dallas Center
Thomas Waite
Bondurant
F. Waite
Marathon
Son
Caen T
NURAC
Castoria
Bears
the Centaur Company
New York City
J. C. Fur
American Field & Poultry Fence
J.C. Fur
Watagatus
Magneto
Oliver and Imperial
W. Seyler
Griffis
H. H. Brinkman
Town Hall
Main Street
Kats Eston
H. A. Moore. & Son
H. G. Jennings
College of Music
C. B.D. Jansti
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