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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1902
Page
5
This ad claims the product restores hair color to gray hair of any color and can make hair heavy and long, while also stopping hair loss. It markets a dollar bottle through druggists and offers mail order if local supply is unavailable, urging buyers to send money and their address to Tess O J.C, AXER CO.
Miss Clara Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Smith married Charles Ingle of Moores Fork at the family home in Lerado on June 25 with about forty guests. Rev L A Washburn officiated, joined by his wife, as guests shared an elegant supper and music.
A crowded Sunday scene includes children at Pt. Isabel services and visits among Mrs. Paeltz Mrs. Watson Miss Armacost and Miss Abrams with relatives in Cincinnati Carthage Nice and New Richmond. A grand Fourth celebration in Simmon's grove invites all. Also noted is a Diurnal ad for Dr. King's New Life Pills at local stores Batavia and Amelia.
The Miami township commencement exercises were held at the M. E. church with well received class orations and music by the Milford cornet band. Local residents and visitors, including Miss Anna Miller and Mrs Thomas of Kansas City, attended, and a lawn fete followed. An advertisement for Bucklen's Arnica Salve highlights its use for piles burns and skin eruptions, available at local druggists.
The wedding occurred last Wednesday at the M. E. parsonage in Marathon. The groom plans to reside nearby, having purchased a home on the town outskirts. The bride is praised as a general favorite and accomplished young lady, with congratulations in order. Miss Nettle Storer will leave in a few days.
Dr Ebert Storer in Western Iowa is gravely ill amid concern from friends. Visitation reports show Rev and Mrs Sentman from Peebles at D E Hall’s, and guests Mr and Mrs Bragdon hosting Guy Peterson of Cincinnati. Notes mention J C Dennis visiting with his son Harry, Wm McClelland family in town, and Benny Work from Hamilton. A Cries and Mies Reddick wedding occurred at the bride’s home near Prall last Wednesday. Farmers report chinch bug damage to corn. Rev Wyant to lecture on the Holy Land at Greenberry chapel Tuesday July 8, admission ten cents.
Rev E J Moore preached at M E Church to large crowds. Junior order plans a grand band concert and lawn fete on July 2 at the school grounds. Local residents travel and visit, with brief family news and a river death identified as Onie Smith of Maineville, with unclear cause.
Mrs. Samuel K. Smith of Lebanon Ohio testifies that after a sun stroke and back pains she used Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills and saw head pain ease and nerves steadied. Pills priced at 50 cents a box, sold by dealers and Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co. Buffalo NY. Portrait and signature of A. W. Chase on every package at Dr. Bunn's drug store.
A lawn fete under the ladies and society is set for July 3 in the Monterey Presbyterian church yard with cake and cream sold at moderate prices and a pleasant evening expected. No church service Sunday afternoon due to Rev. Howard Bullman illness. Farmers report their wheat in shock before last week’s heavy rains. Sunday wind storm caused little damage. A boy joins Daisy and Joseph Brown Jr’s home. Mrs. Job Hutchinson is very ill. Dr James L Brown and family have
Advertised tonic claims to cure kidney and liver troubles stomach disorders nervousness sleeplessness rheumatism neuralgia and exposure malaria. Mentions Dr John Bunn Batavia J R Hicks Amelia and local testimonials about lung cure with King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Price 50 cents to 1.00 with trial bottles.
John C. Howard and family visited with relatives in town while Henry Wenzel Jr. changed roles at Kayeers after Harry Gallagher’s resignation. New Richmond gatherings included Mies Hisie Gilfilen and friends. Mr and Mrs James I Selby traveled to New Richmond. Mrs Selby’s sister Mrs Robinson returned home from Dayton Ky hospital after surgery. Moses Wolf finished city schooling and joined his parents for the summer. Mrs RB Johnson visited Calvary with sister Mrs D B Moreton. Will Bureau andMisses Pearl Hall and Mary Shelley attended an ice cream event.
A local church notices listing upcoming sermon by Elder McMinn in the Sunday afternoon service. Other items mention visits, marriages, and residents away or ill, including Mrs. Naylor and Jarman at New Paris, a Daytona Kentucky wedding, and residents visiting Cham paign Illinois.
Bears the signature of local residents and reports visits and travel notes. Misses Viola Buuner and Nellie Butler visited here while Will Lytle and family returned home to Mt Adams after a visit. Frank Brotherton, once with Adama Express Co in Cincinnati, is home for the summer. Dora Wesell visited her brother-in-law at St Bernard who was seriously burned at Proctor Gable’s soap works.
A stream of brief notices reports visits and health updates from residents of Lindale and surrounding towns. Mrs H M Lytle and Mrs T P Myrick visited relatives in New Boston and Charles Thompson. Aggie Moerlein returned after a two week visit. Several families hosted gatherings, and Algernon and Donald White planned a Fourth of July fireworks display. The long program at Lindale Baptist church featured music recitations and essays in a local commencement. Foley's Kidney Cure ad ends the column.
Miss Florence Pell left for Price Hill Friday after a short visit with friends. Grace Glasscock visits Rose Bickmore of Carthage. Norma Scott of Felicity visits Mrs Shumard of South Milford. Martha Scott of Indian Hill spent Sunday with relatives in Milford. Lulu Everhart of Columbia guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Everhart. Mrs. Kiser and daughter Edna of Indianapolis visiting Mrs. N. A. Scott. Howland Shearman, home from Pennsylvania, attends school there. Charles Sederberg and wife take housekeeping in the Halil property on Mound street. Retta Christopher of Cincinnati visits Mrs. Charles Ford.
An advertisement touts Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure as the only remedy that reaches inflamed membranes and cures catarrh permanently. It claims quick hay fever relief, eliminates discharge, and includes a full month’s treatment for one dollar with home delivery from Edwin B. Giles Co. Philadelphia.
Dr. Frank M. Anderson and parents spent the week with relatives in Decatur Illinois. Emma Shumard visiting Cincinnati. Mrs. Mary Denbo of Logansport Indiana visiting daughter Mrs. Jacob Emory. Edward Talley of Loveland called up friends Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Brumbaugh of Dayton were guests of George Britain. Hallie Needham week with relatives in Marathon. Gail Gorman of Pleasant Valley visiting grandparents Andrew and Mrs Dimmitt. Sick list includes Edward Meighans Nancy Shielde Emory Joseph Cole Mrs Maria Mayham Job Hedger. Kemper Losey spent Thursday in Blanchester Asa Shumard and wife visited relatives in Henning’s Mills Sunday. Heavy rains damaged crops in the locality. Several attendees from there attended commencement exercises in Lorado. Clinton Shumard and family visited relatives here Sunday.
The high water of Sunday caused extensive crop damage in the lowlands along the stream. The fourth quarterly meeting occurred last Friday night and Saturday morning with Rev. W. Runyan delivering two sermons. Dr. Fomorin and wife attended the funeral.
Social visits include Mrs. Richard Roudebush’s funeral in Goshen and W H Hartman of Wilmington visiting Dr. Fomorin. Rose Constat dies while speaking with kin. Vera Cruz church holds funeral. J F Coch in weds Ida Burdsall at parsonage. brief travels and health ads for Foley’s Kidney Cure diabetes.
Catharine M. Robertson sues George H. Robertson of Havana Cuba for divorce on grounds of willful absence and gross neglect for over three years. Case No. 11762 in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas. Hearing set on and after July 7, 1902. Frazier Hicks attorneys for plaintiff. May 2, 1902.
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