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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1902

Page

5

Local notices and arrivals in Kemington area

Clifford Turner and family Emma of Kemington were seen in our Village last Sunday George Mobler and wife of Shiloh passed through town Monday Homer Hahn and family were calling on Friends in Blanchester Sunday Oscar Mullen of Owensville was in our village Monday Charles Dumford and family of Middletown were visiting here Wednesday A number attended the funeral of Wm Simmionog of Elenor Sunday Edward Jaymon is the father of a boy born Saturday July 5 George Good and wife of Blanchester passed through town Sunday John Bunyan and family of Blanchester were guests of Ora Griswold and wife last week Catarrh remedy ads for Hall s Catarrh Cure and Hall s Family Pills by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.

Clifford Turner Emma Kemington George Mobler Shiloh Homer Hahn Blanchester Oscar Mullen Owensville Charles Dumford Middletown Wm. Simmionog Elenor Edward Jaymon

Locals and visitors figure in Laurel and Lindale social notes

John Smith and family of Laurel visit Mrs. Jane Smith with Ella Smith of Lindale also in attendance. Various brief notes include visits by G W Rice who is sick, Rev T G Williams and family in Laurel visiting J H Sapp, and Miss Daisy Metzger visiting Kantoul Illinois. Several health mentions and ad lines appear among community updates with names such as Nichols, Hazel Williams, Olive Sapp, Charley Alexander, Iva Smith, Neal Peilereine, and Maria Stevens contributing to the period’s social snapshot.

John Smith Laurel Ella Smith Lindale Jane, Smith G. W. Rice T. G. Williams J. H. Sapp Daisy Metzger Kantoul Illinois John Alexander Spain Guy Hauck Cincin Nall Michael Hauck M. &. Nichols Cincinnati Thenus Hazel Williame Olive Sapp Charley Alexander George Ketchum Mt. Holly Iva Smith Neal Peilereine John Sargent Walter Smith D.F. Nichols New Richmond

Electric Bitters Promised as Cure All and Health Tonic

An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a permanent cure for kidney and liver troubles stomach disorders nervousness sleeplessness rheumatism neuralgia and malaria with a 50 cent price and guarantees from Dr John Bunn Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia. Local notices follow about social visits and council building purchases.

John Bunn Batavia J. R. Hicks Amelia

Social notes and health ads from Bethel area

Miss Bertie Richards visits Miss Abigail Towne in Mt Crab while Marcellus Dolby visits Bethel from Nicholsville. Several locals travel, host relatives, or attend church camps. Foley's Honey and Tar praised by Mrs. Minerva Smith. The Holiness Mission tent opens as C J Brooks visits Bethel. Dr Kings New Discovery touted for lung relief with trial bottles offered.

Local Births and Visits Highlight Weekend Notes

Mr and Mrs Gaylord Needham welcome a baby girl Sunday morning. Mrs T D Malott of Eaton visits daughter Mrs John Weak. Samuel Bilis of Amelia was in town yesterday as part of weekend social notes.

Gaylord Needham T. D. Malott Eaton John Weak Samuel Bilis Amelia

Foley's Honey and Ter Remedy Advertisement Claims

The Foley proprietors state Foley's Honey and Ter does not claim a cure for consumption but asserts relief and comfort in early stages and worst cases. They promote it as a lung remedy with notable assurance and warn against substitutes sold by Dr. John Bunn & Son.

Foley’s Honey and Ter John Bunn & Son

Trade talk as timber deal eyed in Perry township

Robert Berger was transacting business in Perry township last Friday while Conover & Son attended the Williamsburg stock sale last Saturday. Renard & Conover are processing well and Ed McQuillan reported a very satisfactory wheat yield in Monterey after threshing. The corn crop looks strong and the White brothers began threshing last Wednesday. Fred Schilling and Florence Armstrong of Broom Rose visited the area last Saturday. J B Cover reported wheat averaging 22 bushels per acre.

Perry Township Robert Berger Conover & Son Williamsburg Renard & Conover Ed McQuillan Monterey Fred Schilling Florence Armstrong Broom Rose J. B. Cover

Dr Chase Nerve Pills Featured In Local Ad

Advertisement quotes Mr E R Ellison of Newham Street Wilmington Ohio praising Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills for nervousness sleeplessness indigestion and back pain. Pills sold 50 cents a box with portrait and signature on packages. Dr Bunn's drug store carries them. Local notes include a church festival invitation and visitors from Windsor Canada St Louis and Cincinnati.

Fireworks Eve at Mt Holly and Local Social Roundup

On the eve of the Fourth residents viewed fireworks from Mt. Holly with no injuries reported. Clarence Fagin of Council Bluffs Iowa visited relatives Olin and Norman. Mr and Mrs John Smith of Hamersville stayed with daughter Allie Hair. Local youths attended Old Bethel church service. Richard Brotherton of Cincinnati visited home. Laura Geiser and Willie Geiser of Newport spent a day here. Theodore Steelman sold a load of cabbage potatoes and beets at Bethel. Mrs Fred Adams traveled to Cincinnati. Charles Swing and wife of Bethel visited daughter Olin Fagin. Augusta Hanlan of Cincinnati visits home friends. The Clermont County Christian Endeavor.

Mt. Holly Clarence Fagin Council Bluffts Iowa Ohlie Olin Norman John Smith Hamersville Allie Hair Old Bethel Church Richard Brotherton Cincinnati Joseph Geiser Laura Willie Newport Theodore Steelman Bethel Fred Adams Ccincinnati Charles

Treat Your Kidneys for Rheumatism

When rheumatism strikes the kidneys must be attended to at once to remove uric acid from the blood. Foley's Kidney Cure is called the most effective remedy for this purpose by RK. I. Hopkins of Poplar, Wis, who says it cured him after three years of doctoring. Sold by Dr. John Bunn & Bon.

Lois Cragg Dorchester Mass John Bunn Batavia J. R. Hicks Amelia Foley RK. I. Hopkins Poplar Wic John Bunn & Bon

New Palestine Visitor Notes

Miss Selah Ward of Walnut Hillis visits Miss Mollie Swein. Miss Madge Pallin returns home after a stay away.

Selah Ward Walnut Ilfills Mollie Swein Madge Pallin

A Worthy Successor Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Permanent Relief

An advertisement touts Snuffies the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure as a true breakthrough by an experienced practitioner. It claims to reach diseased membranes, stop discharges, and cure hay fever and cold in the head, with a month’s supply for one dollar mailed prepaid from Philadelphia.

United States Canada Edwin B. Giles & Company Market Street Philadelphia

Pleasant visit and movements around Owensville and nearby towns

A sequence of short notes records visits and travels. Lawyer Mat Eppert passed through the village recently. Charles Fagin and Thomas Rust did business in Boston last week. Willie Reeves of Nine Mile visits his sister Mrs George Snider. George Bennet spent a day in Mayazille Kentucky. Clara and Ada Moetz returned home after spending the Fourth in Cincinnati. Mrs Charles B Miller of Newport Ky visits her mother here. Clarence Behymer took a quick trip to the city. James Fagin attended the Bartons grove Fourth picnic. Miss Huldah Pullin, recently ill, is improving. Miss Albertine Heiney died at her home nearby.

Cherley Woods B. G. Wood Howel Furnishes Alex DeMariz Columbus Emma Smithey Clay Larkin Mt. P Sgah Elizabeth Moulin Rena Mannen Marie Stevens Cincinnati Addie Cora Staley Mre Ary Cushard Beckman Jim Gilfillen Elsie Calvary Abrams Fish Pond Tacoma Helen M. Gould Gould A. E. Buchanan Caen Frank Armacost Erma Glaser Toledo Addison Kinsell Sam Laugh Hamilton New Richmond Anna Turton Walter Eppert Nees M. E. Church H. E. Armacost Mt. Pisgah Olive Lynch Lima Lydia Herron Carrie Denham Tusculum T. L. Wyatt Emma Kellum Amelia Mise Tatman Salt Air John Hutson Dickinson Roberts Kentucky Lizzie Mattox Arthur Greensburg Indiana Kite Walnut Hille John Pease Missen Nettie Short Clara Doughty Alice Gaskins Arthur Mattox Morton Gardner Harry Kite M. E. Parsonage Owensville Mat Eppert Charles Fagin Thomas Rust Boston Willie Reeves Nine Mile George Snider George Bennet Mayazille Mieses Clara Ada Moetz Queen City Charles B. Miller Newport Clarence Behymer James Fagin Barton's Grove Huldah Pullin Albertine Heiney

Funeral notices and social visits in New Richmond area

Funeral services were held July 10 at St. Peter’s church New Richmond with interment at Twelve Mile Catholic cemetery. Clarence Ward of Cincinnati visited local friends. Charles Whitmer and Stanley Huber, Boston youths, visited Mrs. Charles R. Fagin. Mrs. Della Reeves’s funeral attended at Nine Mile. Charles Bauer returned from a visit with friends and relatives.

St. Peter’s New Richmond Twelve Mile Clarence Ward Cincinnati Our Town Charles Whitmer Stanley Huber Boston Charles R. Fagin Della Reeves Nine Mile Charles Bauer Alpha Fagin Julia Schirmer Harry Snider Stanley Fagin

Local Moves and Visits Highlight Small Town News

Crosstown resident Miles Nettle Storer traveled to Gravity Iowa and arrived safely last Thursday. Lillian Walker returned from Chicago and enjoyed her trip. Josie and Emma Zimmer are visiting with family. W R Ireton and Ralph Walker went to Batavia last Saturday. A number of locals attended Prof.

Miles Nettle Storer Gravity Iowa Lillian Walker Chicago Josie Emma Zimmer W.R. Ireton Ralph Walker Batavia Prof

Two Bottles Cure Kidney Trouble Claims

A. H. Davie of Mt. Sterling Illinois states he suffered kidney troubles for about two years. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with a permanent cure after using two bottles. Sold by Dr. John Bunn & Son.

A. H. Davie Mt. Sterling Foley John Bunn & Son

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Aver Ayer J.C. Ayer CO Lowell, Mass Modest Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Ohio Dr. King J. R. Hicke Moscow Albert Mannen Emma Woodmansee Maria Stevens D.C Florence Fox G. Wood Sue Newton J. A. Kelly Chamberlain Mr. Kelly Henderson N. Y Beck Milas Sarah Bardon Columbia James McMath M. O. Shriver Wheeling Harvey Gates Colorado Kansas Jennie Reed Chris Hachule Carrie DeVol Dwight Brown Delaware David Penn Moreton Madison Medicine Co Madison Wis Fee Naylor Nelle Florence Rust Lydia Pattison Eugene Donovan Ed DeVol Lew Donley Fostoria Bertie Richards Mt. Crab Abigail Towne Marcellus Dolby Nicholsville Earl Kennedy Louise Reed Florence Waterfield Felicity A. L. Beck Decatur Mamie Jones Locust Ridge Ed McNair Familly Adah Hazel Crane Minerva Smith Danville, Ill Front Hill E. Potts Michael Behymer C. J. Brooks Louise Burke Miss Brooks Miss Marksmiller Covange Holiness Mission Kate Bund Gon Clarence In- Genapole L. Bluestine Leona Laycock Ed Vonely Wiggoneyilie Hedfords Black-Draught Thedford Chattanooga Medicine Co Morgan, Ark C. B. McFarland E. R. Ellison Newham Street Wil Mington Dr. A. W Chase Vous Dr. A. W. Chase A.W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo, N.Y A. W. Chase Bunn’s Drug Store Christian Chapel Nellie Dugray Belle Windsor Henry Danby Ed Gardner St. Louis Joseph Bredwell Mies Pearl Kirkpatrick Halington Joseph I. Beck Christian Church Christian Endeavorers Bila Carr Winn E. Y. Handian NEW Casto Beare Csith Crosstown Castoria Infanis Peeipe Samuel Pitcher Bears New York the Centaur Company New York City Chas. J. Buddeke & CO Union Trust Building Cor Fourth Walnutsts Ge Pork Board Chicago of Trade J. C. Fohr Tom Prices J. C. Fuhr Ehomere Ollie Sharpless Brother Winton Place Snyder Lebanon Ethel Ida Leutert Lawrenceburg Ind W. H U. B Glenn Britton Frank Ireton Roy Fuhr Mise Ida Leutert John Lreton Clermont County Mary A. Judd Daniel A, Judd Breborno Atvy Dr.bells The Bell Chemical Company Cherry Street State of Jyo'h Ile
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