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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1906

Page

5

Local families host guests and announce revival meetings

Mr and Mrs Huddleston host their Cincinnati guests this week. Revival meetings begin Sunday night February 4 1906 at the M E church. Miss Nellie Shanklin visits Jim Shanklin and family Walnut Hills for a month. Townsley family moves to Glen Este. Thomas family sells Mt Carmel home and store to relocate to Florida for health. Several locals attend revival at Asbury and Summerside station gains electric lights.

Thomas Lillian Williams Gertrude Geyer Rachel Vogt Meears Paul Asbury Summerside Mt. Carmel Gien Heste

Protracted meeting and local events at Laurel

Protracted meeting begins Sunday at Spring Grove. Laurel hosts the second quarterly Laurel charge meeting January 27 and 28. Local items include Jacob Jackson visiting Laurel and Elizabeth Clark's convalescence. Frederick E. Nickel buys the McFarland farm and moves in. Funeral attendance for Harvey Gates at Pt Isabel. Electric Bitters praised for malaria relief with endorsements. Laurel and Nash Pharmacy notices plus several residents transacting business.

Spring Grove Laurel Charge Jacob Jackson Laurel Frederick E. Nickel Cincinnati McFarland John Corbin Harvey Gates Isabel Elizabeth Clark William Simmons John Mofford

Kidney Pills Promises Quick Relief and Cures

The notice extols Dodd's Kidney Pills as a life-saving remedy for early kidney disorder and warns against delays. It cites a resident, Mr. H. Jeffries, praising relief from tiredness and back pain after two boxes, and includes local social notes and multiple community updates.

Hanna Wyo Dodd Bright H. Jeffries Dada

Mrs Whittaker Family Return Home After Visit

Mrs Anna Whittaker and her daughters Stella and Nettie return to Cincinnati after visiting friends here. Thomas Needham Richard Shumard Andrew Dimmitt and John Williams attend the funeral of Lias Conover in Edenton Sunday. Elijah Cowen Milford and Warren

Anna Whittaker Stella Nettie Cincinnati Thomas Needham Richard Shumard Andrew Dimmitt John Williams Lias Conover Edenton Elijah Cowen Milford Warren

Foley's Honey and Tar touted as cure-all at Chicago infant asylum

An Indiana era notice reports Foley's Honey and Tar praised by Sister Julia for coughs and whooping cough remedies. It warns against imitations and urges asking for Foley's Honey and Tar at D N Bunn's while noting other local travel and community mentions.

Foley J.C. Bishop Agnew Michigan Evry D.N. Bunn’s St. Vincent’s Infant Asylum Chicago Julia D. N. Bunn’s Foley & Co

Births and Social Visits Highlight Local Notes

A baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Conover born January 18. Marathon reports visits from Miss Grace Johnson and Miss Minnie Snell. The Boston Gun Club dance at Aireys ball drew a good crowd. Local dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Mitchell. Mrs. Galloway and Mrs. Dennison tied to family visits. Domford transacted business in Cincinnati.

Mra Jacob Conover al Christy Marathon Grace Johnson Carrie Caldwell Boston Mitchell Charles Nichola Andrew Lohr John Cover Stella Turner Monterey Minnie Snell Wm. Hill St. Joe Missouri Galloway Joe Gomien Marshall Domford Cincinnati William Marshall Wm. Dennison Batavia

Perfection Attained Physically by Nature and Liver Health

A vintage ad claims perfection in the physical by letting nature work and liver function normalize. It promotes Catharthe eripe and DeaWitto’s Little Marry Risers as expelling putrid matter and bile to improve complexion, sold by Bold by Bunn's Drug Store.

DeaWitto Bunn

Local Society Notes and Home Visits Highlight Cincinnati Guests

Miss Mamie Page of Cincinnati visits cousin Miss Margaret Trees as friends gather at J. K. Trees home. Various calls and hospitality unfold with relatives from Felicity Erlanger and Middletown. Advertisements promote Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and Kodol Dyspepsia Care sold by Bunn's Drug Store.

Kennedy Bunn

Town notes and plans from the village council

Chas A Frazier buys the W W Wiemeyer property on South Second street and the family moves in. The village council rents the old cold storage for the new mayor and council chamber. Rev Geo H Lee of Batavia assists Rev A M Dawson in services this week. Various residents listed as sick. A call to support the electric light plant with a whistle signaling children to home. Horn collection by N T Dally noted with a humorous line about a two footed beast. Mrs Warren Curry celebrated 64th birthday with friends and a basket dinner. An advertisement promotes Bly's Dream Balm for nasal and sinus relief and mentions a product from Ely Bros Co.

Geo. H. Lee Batavia A. M. Dawson John Cobb B. B. Britton Letha George Frazier N. T. Dally Warren Curry John Curry Joe Dennis Harry Tom Matthias

Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visits and Returns

Bethel Mrs Chas Manning and Mrs George Hil spent the past week with Ed Bishop and wife of Williamaburg. Mrs Margaret Lindsey returned home in Pleasant Ridge after visiting sister Mrs Elizabeth Layfield. Harley Dunn wife and baby of Amelia visited her parents Robi Hug gine and wife. H Wadling of Louisville was here this week. Miss Jonnie Utter returned home in Chile after visiting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Chas Badgley entertain niece Miss Stella Boys burn Land as one Sap C8. O T Moyor Bears tool works signature of its kind to-nen were seriously.

Chas Badgley Misa Stella Boys Ger Felicity Arch Rice Cincinnati Eva Bella Joslin New Richmond Fin Joslin L. Woodmanssee Mre Bavis Lew Tatman Salt Air George Maxfield James Rose Williamsburg Cliff John Armour George Wageman Amelia Grace Hall M. E Church of Christ Edwin Armour Edwin Campbell Henry Faul Merriott Scott John Armstrong Jesse Pogue Georgetown Tom Halse Fannie Hill Lillie Willis Rob Gladys Willis G. G. Bambach

Local residents host visitors and mourn Marion Oxley

Numerous Felicity and Cincinnati guests are listed visiting area families including Mrs L Woodmanssee Mrs James Rose and Mrs Nelcamp. Marion Oxley of Perintown dies with funeral held at Perintown. Protracted meetings continue at local churches as residents travel to Cincinnati for visits.

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Blood and Liver Cleanse

Advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a modern medicine for blood and system cleansing. Claims to cure stomach and liver troubles and promotes Nash's Pharmacy for purchase with a guaranteed offer.

Dr. King Nash

Marley Hi}) Marries Grace Gilbert at Goshen Parsonage

Marley Hi}) and Miss Grace Gilbert wed on Wednesday January 10 at the Goshen parsonage with Rev. Fulton officiating. Nina Stall visited Milford last week. Warden Smyser family spent Sunday with G. F. Crone. Perry Groves sold his bucketer route to Henry Biggs of Modest. Frank Dale killed a premium hog Saturday with seven men assisting. Frank Groves of Newtonsville bought the Wm. Shane property. Two young men of our neighborhood had a

Marley Hi Grace Gilbert Fulton Goshen Parsonage Nina Stall Milford Perry Groves Henry Biggs Modest Frank Dale Frank Groves Newtonsville Wm. Shane

Belfast church set to hold quarterly conference in January

Names of local residents appear with social visits and a collision reported Sunday night with no injuries. Mr Parker returns from visit. Robert Blakely travels to Oklahoma. Olin Alll and wife attend Frank Dale’s gathering. Nora Walker visits. Rob McVitie leaves J C Dale to drive for Orley Derricks. Harley Rice and wife visit Frank Dale. Quarterly conference at Belfast church scheduled for January 19 20 and 21.

Mr. Parker Robert Blakely Oklahoma Mary Wilson Olin Alll Rob McVitie J. C. Dale Orley Derricks Belfast Harley Rice Frank Dale

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