Local Notes From Mt and Holly Community
Rev W H Dolby of Nicholsville was called on friends recently. Ellsworth Beck returned to Westerville after a lengthy visit with friends and relatives. T P Myrick and wife moved to their new home at Hamlet. Several residents listed as sick or visiting, including Gisdorf Theodore Myrick Claud Houser and Thomas Hair. Mrs John Flora and her grandson Warren Liston of Amelia were guests of W J Liston’s family. Miss Emma Moerlein visiting city relatives. Olin Fagin entertained Clyde Fagin and wife of Tabasco and George Dawson and wife of Amelia. Miss Rosa Bagby of Hamersville was a Sunday guest. Ladies Helping Circle invites needle work donations and meets at Mrs C M Edwards next Thursday afternoon Feb 1. Mrs Atossa Fisher of Georgetown was a guest last week. Fred Topie working in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dolby
Nicholsville
Ellsworth Beck
Westerville
T. P. Myrick
Hamlet
Emma Moerlein
Olin Fagin
Clyde Fagin
Tabasco
George Dawson
Amelia
Rosa Bagby
Hamersville
C. M. Edwards
Atossa Fisher
Georgetown
Fred Topie
Cincinnati
Mt. Gilead
Morrow County
George Danby
W. H. Dalby
Nicholaville
Hale
Mra
Merta Bagby
Felicity
Hooch Myrick
J. A. Warren
Fred
Katherine Gilsdorf
Thodore Myrick
Claude Houser
Charles Widmier
Baywood
Norman Fagin
H.C. Warren
Springfield
McGiii
Charles Kincaid
John Handcock
Williamsburg
Elmer Rising
Walnut Hills
Henry Herget
Stahlmiller and
Murray
Hitch
M. Edwards
Lawrence Swing
A. Fagin
Ashville
North Carolina
John Weteli
Terre Haute
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsements
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F J Cheney & Co as proprietors and includes endorsements from West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists in Toledo Ohio. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and notes price at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials free.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Local Families Share Sunday Visits and Call on Relatives
Mr and Mrs Doughman of Costa spent Sunday with their son Will and family. Berch Cross and wife visited relatives in Middletown. Philip Van Horn and wife were guests of their son Ed and family. Miss Bessie Hill spent Sunday with grandmother Mrs Charlie Williams of New Toneville. Wa Work, employed in Cincinnati, spent Sunday at home. Miss Ina Doughman shopped at Pleasant Plain Saturday. Miss Emma McCollum works for Mr and Mrs Joseph Richie. Miss Jennie Collins visited Miss Auta Seward Sunday afternoon. Miss Florence Needham of Newtonsville spent several days with her sister Mrs Homer Hahn. Ernet Thompson of Edenton was in town last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughman
Costa
Will
Berch Cross
Middletown
Philip van Horn
Bessie Hill
Charlie Williams
Newtoneville
Work
Cincinnati
Ina Doughman
Pleasant Plain
Emma McCollum
Joseph Richie
Jennie Collins
Auta Seward
Misa Florence Needham
Newtonsville
Homer Hahn
Ernet Thompson
Edenton
Our Town
Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy Ad in Chicago
Foley & Co of Chicago promote Honey and Tar as a trusted throat and lung remedy. They warn against imitations and urge asking for Foley's product only, noting mild laxative effect and no opiates, safe for children and delicate individuals. At D.N. Bunn's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
D.N. Bunn’s
Fisher Guests and Local News at Walnut Hills
Mr and Mrs W E B Fisher of Walnut Hills were guests of Mrs Emma Selby Sunday. Mrs B will visit friends for two weeks. Clifford Moreton has been ill for several days and friends hope for a speedy recovery. M W and Charles Cox were transacting [transactions not fully shown] with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. Eb, Fisher
Walnut Hills
Emma Selby
Cliifford Moreton
M. W
Charles Cox
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Indigestion Relief
An 19th century style ad touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a cure for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims the product uses natural digestive juices and tonic properties to cleanse purify and strengthen stomach mucous membranes and notes distribution through Ravenswood W I and Batavia Ohio with a call to obtain the Kodol Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ravenswood
Eames
KO. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Dodd's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Cure in Arkansas
In Cleveland Arkansas on January 29 a local man A E Carlile reports a 23 year kidney trouble cure by Dodd's Kidney Pills. He calls them the best kidney remedy, claiming they rescued him from a life of suffering and endorse its use for all kidney ills from backache to Bright's Disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ark
Arkansas
Dodd
A. E. Carlile
Mr. Carlile
Bright
Local City Business and Social Notices Highlight Last Week
Last week in the city featured several social visits and family news. Ralph Fulton enjoyed a brief outing. Louie Lemar and family spent Sunday with James Lemar. Mrs. Moore died at her daughter’s home, and Ida Stately visited Mt. Auburn relatives. The arrival of a baby son delighted W. OC. Moreton and wife. Mrs. Anna Donley plans Thursday return from Fostoria where she stayed with her son. G. R. Pattison and James Howard with family visited local kin. Elsie Gifillen and Mrs. L. Mang hosted visitors from New Richmond. Mrs. W. M. Fee and Mrs. C. E. Gentry spent Wednesday in Cincinnati. Frank Huftaker and C. D. Fridman, of New Richmond, called on friends last week. Daisy Williams visited local friends. Quinby Dawson and Bessie Boys, Longview sanitarium employees, returned home Sunday. Bertha Beckelheimer is back from Camp Dennison. Mrs. La Guard moved to Newport this week. Also noted was sick news of Mrs. Pearl DeBruler and Mrs. M. O. Shriver visiting Capt. M. O. Shriver aboard the Steamer Courier. A promotional note about Foley’s Honey and Tar emphasizes its cough and lung benefits with a physician endorsement. Dr. J. C. Bishop of Agnew Michigan cites three pneumonia cases improved by the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fulton
Louie Lemar
James Lemar
Moore
John Dean
Ida Stately
Mt. Auburn
Mary Cushard
W. OC. Moreton
Anna Donley
Fostoria
G. R. Pattison
City
James Howard
New Richmond
Elsie Gifillen
L. Mang
W. M. Fee
C. E. Gentry
Cincinnati
Frank Huftaker
C. D. Fridman
Daisy Williams
Quinby Dawson
Bessie Boys
Longview Sanitarium
Bertha Beckelheimer
Camp Dennison
la Guard
Newport
Pearl DeBruler
M O. Shriver
M. O. Shriver
Courier
Town notices and local arrivals in Lebanon area
Ed and Charles Stewart searched for a good horse while Thomas Connelly bought a driving horse in Fayetteville. Merchants faced drum mers. Robert Tragher moves to his daughter’s home for care. Charley Bowman relocates to Milford for work on the Pennsylvania R R. Two Main Street houses become vacant. Ralph Christy contracts measles in Milford. J B Cover and wife visit from Monterey. Otho Pearre and Mrs. Pearre visit relatives. Sheriff Gorman buys a draft horse. G W Palmer leaves for Batavia jury service. Frank Dimmitt and wife visit Newtonville. A digestible diet aids strength and digestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Care advertised by Bunn’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart
Lebanon
Thomas Connelly
Fayetteville
Chas
Arandall
Robert Tragher
Ed Conover
Charley Bowman
Milford
Pennsylvania
G. W. Palmer
Common Pleas Court
Batavia
Frank Dimmitt
Newtonaville
Local notes include moves visits and farming updates
Delayed items report J M McFarland and wife selling their farm and moving to Mt Gilead Ohio. George Danby runs a grist mill on Friday. Rev W H Dalby from Nicholaville preached at three churches. Various neighbors and relatives visited or planned moves including T P Myrick to Hamlet and J A Warren visiting Cincinnati. An ad promotes DeVitte’s Little Early Risers for liver health.
Local Social Notes From Goshen and Surroundings
Miss Izetta Smysor of Goshen visited relatives this past week. Cleve Mullen traveled to Madisonville Sunday. Mrs. Allie Ritchie shows improvement from erysipelas. L F Shetterly and family dined with George Smysor. Anna Ligget is recovering and visiting cousin Mrs. Allie Gross. J F Stall spent Saturday in Batavia. Milton Jordan of Warren County visited his parents. Cincinnati residents Hattie Rudolph and sons Herbert and Louis stayed with her brother Pery Groves. Durrah was hosted by Wm. McNeill for several days. Eugene Solder of Goshen visiting grandparents David Hill and wife. Nora Walker returned home after staying with Town Van Camp and wife of Newtoneville. Electric Bits will cure ague and malaria, cleaner than quinine. Nash Pharmacy sells it for 50 cents.
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Izetta Smysor
Goshen
Cleve Mullen
Madisonville
Allie Ritchie
F.L. Shetterly
Clara
George Smysor
Mikes Anna Ligget
Allie Gross
J. F. Stall
Batavia
Milton Jordan
Warren County
Hattie Rudolph
Herbert and
Louis
Cincinnati
Pery Groves
Durrah
Wm. McNeill
Eugene Solder
David Hill
Nora Walker
Town van
E.S. Munday
Henrietta
Texas
Nash Pharmacy
Local Social News and Obituaries From Portsmouth Area
Mrs Chas Ammons of Portsmouth visited her parents the McCanns. Jane Thomas hosted a Women s Club program featuring discussions on happiness music and Russian topics. Several residents including Ollie Swein Wilson Robb and others are ill. The Newton Corbly funeral was at Lindale Baptist with distant attendees from Chattanooga and Cincinnati. Mrs CU Amann and others visited family. upcoming moves and relocations noted for several residents.
St Vincent's Infant Asylum Aids Homeless and Calls for Adoption
A Chicago shelter at St Vincent's Infant Asylum houses about 400 babies awaiting adoption. Sister Julia lauds Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy, urging use and refusing substitutes. Family and local merchants, including D. N. Bunn's, are mentioned in advertising.
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St. Vincent’s Infant Asylum
Chicago
Julia
Foley
D. N. Bunn’s
Local Socials and Visits Round Walnut Hills Area
Mrs Wm Fetter of Walnut Hills hosts her parents Mr and Mrs M F Apgar. Miss Laura Wood of Stonelick visits Miss Edna Hill. Monterey residents Wincie Hill and Stella Turner call on friends. Joe Gomien spends Sunday in Cincinnati. David Kirgan visits B T Davis and wife. Dietz from the County Infirmary conducts business. Kate Moore of Fayetteville visits Mia Theo Snider. Apgar and sons spend a week in Lynchburg decorating Edgar Moorehed's house. Bert Daugherty and wife host dinner for Maple Grove guests. Mrs Monletts seriously ill. I B T Davis attends Brown and Clermont OC T1 session at Georgetown. Helen and Alice Rutledge visit Cincinnati. Theo Snider transacts business in Cincinnati. J C Caldwell of Crosstown noted. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar advertised by Bonn's Drug Store. O W Caldwell and wife visited. Clay pigeon shoot between Perintown and Stonelick gun club, Perintown 62 to 108. Wm LeFedbre of Milford on business. Dr G G Ratledge trips to Cincinnati. Blythe Jones visits Milford friends. Mrs Henry Barnickie hosts Cincinnati niece. Clay election reelects old board except J B Cover and George Wyatt on People's ticket. Mrs Mary Snider visits Cincinnati. Jas Gorman calls. Mrs Galloway of Hyde Park hosts by sister Mrs Gomien. Mrs Blythe improving. R A Tish of Hillaboro visits Francis Fomorto and family. Wm Diets of Perintown greets friends Sunday. D Reachiman returns from extended business trip. Edward and Charles Stuart of Lebanon visit father A T Start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Moore
Fayetteville
Mia
Theo
M. F. Apgar
C.T
Georgetown
Helen
Alice Rutledge
Cincinnati
Snider
J. C. Caldwell
Crosstown
O. W. Caldwell
Perintown
Stonelick Gun Club
Wm. LeFedbre
Milford
G. G. Ratledge
Blythe Jones
Henry Barnickie
Fair Board
J. B. Cover
Gualoon
George Wyatt
People’s Ticket
Mary Snider
Jas, Gorman
Mra. Galloway
Hyde Park
Joseph Gomien
Mra. Blythe le
R. A. Tisoh
Hillaboro
Francis Fomorto
D. Reachiman
Edward and
Charies Stuart
Lebanon
A. T. Start
Bethel Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Bethel reports numerous visits and greetings. Residents welcome guests from Cincinnati Felicity Amelia and Batavia. The J O N A M held its annual banquet. The Church of Christ bought an Estey organ. Deen Bredwell returns to health after illness.
To Renew Old Carpets With Red dye Guide
Worn Brussels and velvet carpets can be refreshed by cleaning, drying, and dyeing. Choose a predominant color, apply with a wide brush, and note that different colors absorb unevenly leaving a preserved design. Also mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a healer for skin troubles.
In Demand Medicine Promises Modern Blood and Liver Cleanser
Advert expands on Dr. King's New Life Pill as in demand remedy for stomach and liver troubles. It touts Noah's Pharmacy as the place to buy with a guaranteed claim and domestic availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Noah’s Pharmacy
Unclear Probate Court Outline In Clermont Case
Fragmentary text notes a probate matter in Clermont involving Mary Mehl with scattered personal details and illegible phrases. The readable items reference a probate process and an unspecified party, but essential facts or dates are missing.
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Ayers
Ayer
J. K. Norcross
Waltham
Mass
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
NEW
Birdie Hill
Bethel Cemetery
Amelia Fetzer
Jacob Fetzer
John Tutter
Will Henderson
Carrie Karauber
Modest
Moscow
Bun's Drug Store
Batavia, Ohio
J.C. Bishop
Agnew
Michigan
Evry
D.N. Bann’s
Bunn's
MT. Holly
DeVitte
Bonn
Belfast
Chas. Ammons
Portsmouth
B. F. McCann
Jane
Thomas
Women’s Club
Lizzie Mellen
Reading
St. Quovesertain
Cate Ahise
Cora Nave
Ollie Swein
Wilson Robb
William Ahrens
Knauer
Meader Johnson
Mt. Carmel
William Perkins
Newton Corbly
Lindale Baptist Church
J. K. Sargent
Aaron and
Milton Corbly
Chattanooga
Tennessee
James Kellum
CU. E. Amann
Chas, Pommert
John Huntington
William Hall
Ludlow
Kentucky
John and
Charlies Hutson
Owensville
Kennedy
CAA
Bethel
Will Faul
Howard
John Clare
Phoebe Ann
Gladys
Katharyn Schwab
L. D
Feesburg
Church of Christ
John Patton
Mary Olge
Covington
H. Allen
T. H. Halse
Rebecca McKibben
Cora Carter
P.S. Reed
Chas. Taylor
Russelville
Grace Howe
Frank Bartlow
Elmer Herbert
Bessie Bainum
Thej.o. N. A. M
Clermont Brown Teachers’s Association
R. C. Rose
John Armstrong
Will Jones
Locust Ridge
Ray Werk
Baby
Will Holland
Ethel
Republican
Leva Penn
Charles Kearns
Thos. Young
RE. P. Goodwin
Linton and
Roy
CARDU
S. J. Chrisman
Mannsville
N.Y
Cardus
Harriet Howard
New York
Bucklen
Nash
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American Messenger
Annual Tract Society
United States Military Academy
West Point
Young Men's Christian Association
Vandad Berms
Clermont
Sai
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Mary Mehl
Keanna
Atty
Dr Samuel Pitcher
Panplan
Bears
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the Centaur Company
New York City
B. H. Knapp
Northwest
Ohio
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Carrol H. Park
Geo Town & Kip
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Ohio River
Columbus Ry
Sycamore Street
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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General Immigration and Industrial Agent
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