Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Batavia Readers
Batavia readers attest to Doan's Kidney Pills providing quick relief and lasting cures for backache and kidney symptoms. Binkley of Main St. endorses the remedy, with statements dating from 1909 and 1911 confirming prior testimony. Sold by dealers for 86 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Batavia
Binkley
Carpenter
Main St
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Family Gatherings
Herbert Rowan and wife spent Sunday with her parents at Williamsburg. Benton Hunter and wife were guests of H. Hunter and family Sunday. Henry Hobson and family visited his son at Delapalma. Rose Varney visited her brother Everett Varney and wife Sunday. Carroll Jones with wife and son William Homer were Sunday guests of Mrs. Hattie Johnson and family. Miss Ida Johnson spent Saturday with Miss Etta Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rowan
Williamsburg
Benton Hunter
H. Hunter
Henry Hobson
Delapalma
Rose Varney
Everett Varney
Carroll Jones
William Homer
Hattie Johnson
Ida Johnson
Etta Jones
Hall's Catarrh Curepromises cure for all ages
Readers learn of a universal cure for catarrh praised as the only positive remedy by the medical community. The notice claims the constitutional disease requires constitutional treatment and describes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollar reward for any uncured case and invite testimonials from Toledo makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Locals note visits and weather from last week
George Young of Kansas spent last week with friends here and was formerly a resident. A severe rain storm with an electrical display occurred last Thursday evening but no facilities are reported. Mrs. John Jester visited friends at West Carrollton last week. W H Ireton and wife spent Wednesday with their son at Newtonsville. Mrs. G W Ireton and children and Mrs. Mary Wise visited H W Ireton's last Thursday. Bloom Rose church trustees bought a metal ceiling. Hugh Walker is home briefly from OSU Columbus. Farmers begin threshing grain as Edward Oligee plans to build a new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Kansas
Young
John Jester
West Carrolton
W. H. Ireton
Newtonsville
G. W. Ireton
Mary Wise
Bloom Rose Church
Hugh Walker
Columbus
Edward Oligee
Electric Bitters Help Women Strengthen and Revive
One hundred twenty pounds of bone and muscle do not make a woman alone. With health and strength, she may rule a kingdom. Electric Bitters are praised for relieving fainting and dizziness and for easing weakness nervousness backache and tiredness. Eliza Pool of Dewey Oklahoma reports a world of good from this medicine. Only 50 cents guaranteed by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Pool
Depew
Okla
Local residents travel and church meetings announced
Sunday visits and weekday travel appear across the town with Anna Chaney in Missouri and Henrietta Worthington headed to Milford. Families host gatherings in Hillsboro and Washington DC while church meetings begin July 22 led by Rev Crabtree and Sam Kincheloe. Foley Kidney Pills are endorsed for kidney and bladder troubles.
Local residents linked by visits and sickness across towns
James Harry Jr. spent days with his sister at New Richmond. Mrs. Brown is sick. Amanda Maham and daughter Gladys visited Charles Moyer's family in Afton. Mrs. McAdams is improving. Mrs. Reddick entertained Jas Blippe and Bloom Rose family, and Mrs. Wright’s group from Crab. Visitors from Cincinnati and Corryville stayed at Wayside over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harry Jr
New Richmond
Wm. Brown
Amanda Maham
Gladys
Charles Moyer
Afton
George McAdams
Henry Reddick
Jas. Blippe
Bloom Rose
Wright
Mr. Crab
Mra
B. L. Harris
Pearl Monjar
Local Socials and Household News
Mrs. Joe Brennan of Cincinnati and her grandfather Andy Daugherty hosted Sunday visits. Madisonville guests Jim Dore and wife called on Miss Marie Dore. Newport resident Elizabeth McDonald visited Mrs. L L Higgins. Sunday guests of Mrs. Nettie Curtiss included Mr. Smith wife and daughter Roberta of Ludlow. Walnut Hills residents B F Dunn and family, Perry Groves and Mrs. Lee Myers of Belfast also in attendance. Mrs. A C and sister Mrs. Frank Rosse lot visited in Chicago. Clara Freschard plans a brief visit with her sister in Sidney and will travel with niece Elizabeth Wagner. Birdie Apgar and Galen Apgar visited relatives in Cincinnati. Miss Steele of Norwood spent Sunday with Mrs. Drickman. Will Fetter and son James visited relatives here. Mary Rosselot of Newtown will stay a few days with local relatives. Mrs. John Apgar visited her parents in Marathon. Lida Long of Carthage spent time with sister Mrs. Lorain Marsh. Jacob Walkensmith M D of Santa Fe New Mexico greeted friends here. The piece notes broad claims on progress and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds with testimonials and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brennan
Cincinnati
Andy Daugherty
Jim Dore
Madisonville
Marie Dore
Elizabeth McDonald
Newport
L. L. Higgins
Nettie Curtiss
Mr. Smith
Roberta
Ludlow
B. F. Dunn
Earl and
Theodore
Walnut Hills
Perry Groves
Lee Myers
Belfast
A. C
Frank Rosselot
Newtown
Chicago
Clara Freschard
Sidney
Elizabeth Wagner
Birdie Apgar
Galen Apgar
Cincincinnati
Miss Steele
Norwood
Drickman
Will Fetter
James
Mary Rosselot
John Apgar
Marathon
Lida Long
Carthage
Lorain Marsh
Jacob Walkensmith
M. D
D. D
Santa Fee, N. M
Walter Gray
E. R. Boggs
Rockford
Colorado
John E. Collins
Milford
Carrie Barry
W. J. Dunham
Urbana
Roy Fuhr
Mabel
Inez
Helen Dudley
Mt. Auburn
Dunham
Adelaine
Isabelle Foster
Grace McNutt
Mae Honaker
Lucille Hancock
Lebanon
Lida Fuhr
Hugh Davidson
Elton Elrod
Harry Britton
Nicholas White
Victor Chatterton
Isaac McKeever
John Foster
Walter Curry
Lawrence Hamm
Ralph Fuhr
T. G. Foster
Dorothy
Mabel Peterson
Chas. Simons
Isabel
Nan Frazier
Hazel Stratton
Miami
M. E. McLean
C. B. Nichols
Batavia
W. Fuhr
Dawson
Phillips
Erla Cornwell
Glendale
F. W. Walker
William Mehl
John Pease
Amelia
Mary E. Curry
Paul McKeever
Loveland
Richard Curtis
Middletown
Harry Stewart
Junior
Neil
Woodfield
Grace Applegate
Branch Hill
Shawhan
Highland Farm
Weir
Martha
F. Markley
O. Harold Clerke
Canada
Died at Home Lucy Jones At 35 In July 1912
Lucy Jones wife of Tolley Jones died suddenly at her home on July 10 1912 aged 35 Funeral services were held at the residence by Rev Wm Dolby and she was buried in Monroe cemetery A husband son and daughter survive her Other local notices mention visits by Arch Brannen and wife Mrs Clara Lockhart entertaining friends from the city and several regional relatives spending time with local families
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Lucy
Tolley Jones
Wm. Dolby
Monroe
George Ralls
Arch Brannen
City
H. Brannen
H. Jackson
Bethel
Clara Lockhart
Howard White
Newport
G. L. Corbin
Frank Hewitt
E. F. Holland
Mary Padgett
Moscow
A. E Dunn
Maud Shutts
Indiana
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Prevents Insect Bite Ills
A Boston man lost his leg from an insect bite two years ago. Bucklen's Arnica Salve should be used promptly to kill the poison and prevent inflammation swelling and pain. It heals burns boils ulcers piles eczema cuts and bruises. Only 25 cents at all druggists.
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Boston
Bucklen
Social notes and local notices from Walnut Hills area
Mr and Mrs Nolan of Walnut Hills guest of Nelson Judd and wife and Frank Heizer family of Deer Park. The Trip Around the World on July 27 features first stop in America at B F Moyers with hay wagons to other countries. Refreshments, invitations, and city visitors listed. Also social updates on Miss Bertha Rogers, Edna Gates, Elsie Lungmus, Miss Mary Somermeier, Mrs P M Offutt, and others. An ad for Foley Kidney Pills cites recovery from rheumatism attributed to uric acid and testimonials from A M Nason and A D Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan
Walnut Hills
Nelson Judd
Frank Heizer
Deerk Park
America
B. F. Moyer’s
Offutt
Magdalene Bradley
Harry Strimple
Bertha Rogers
Edna Gates
Elsie Lungmus
Volz
Sylvester Snyder
Mary Somermeier
Westwood
B. F. Moyer
Ethel Beck
Gardner
Mt Holly
P. M. Offutt
Amelia
Fred Warren
Christie honors Laurine Chris tie with ice cream social
Mr and Mrs Edward Christie entertained last Thursday for Laurine Christie of Lebanon amid a sizeable crowd. A late storm damaged crops and set a barn ablaze from lightning. Many neighbors and local families visited, with several trips cited to and from nearby towns and churches. An advertisement urges daily outdoor activity and Chamberlain Tablets for health, ending with a drugstore sale note.
Local Folks Visit Relatives and Friends Across Town
A long list of residents and friends are noted visiting kin and neighbors in various towns including Indianapolis Athens Hamersville Felicity Yankeetown and Newport. Personal trips to Coney Island and Hyde Park are mentioned along with several homecomings. A testimonial notes Foley Kidney Pills aiding John Heath of Michigan Bar in kidney and bladder trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heath
Michigan
Ual
A.C. Nash
Ladies Help Circle Festival and Community News
The Ladies Helping Circle festival raised over $50 with ice cream cakes and treats selling well. A school yard festival is planned for July 2 to benefit the school, plus a July 18 meeting at Mrs. W. J. Liston. Local visits, pastoral appointment, and community notices fill the report.
Local Visitors and Guests At Ludlow Ky Habitations
John Huntington and wife stayed with W. F. Hall and wife in Ludlow Kentucky. Mrs J B Edwards returned to Chicago Illinois. Elmer Richardson and wife from Chicago visited A F Bly. Tom Canter and family from Cincinnati stayed with John Carr. Charles Holliday of Feesburg was a Sunday guest of Almond Huntington. Mise Harriet Ewem spent Sunday in Cherry Grove. B R Roberts and family entertained Crutcher from Crittenden Kentucky. Mise Lena Penn visited Saturday. Miss Alice Hunt of Olive Branch stayed with Mrs Sallie Bragdon. Mrs H F White visited city friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huntington
W. F. Hall
Ludlow
J. B. Edwards
Chicago
Ill
Elmer Richardson
A. F. Bly
Tom Canter
Cincinnati
John Carr
Charles Holliday
Feesburg
Almond Huntington
Mise Harriet Ewem
Cherry Grove
B. R. Roberts
Crutcher
Crittenden
Lena Penn
City
Alice Hunt
Olive Branch
Sallie Bragdon
H. F. White
City Friends
Local social notes list Batavia commences and visits
Attendees at Patterson commencement in Batavia last Saturday. visits by Eva Keen, Rev. and Mrs. Huntington, Almond, Miss Matilda Helmering returns from New Rich mond, and many hometown visits cross state lines. A large ball game saw Amelia beat White Rose 15 to 4. Lincoln talk at town hall. summer visits from Bartlesville Okla and Summerside. Medical ad notes that diarrhea can be treated with Chamberlain's remedy for children and adults.
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Patterson
Batavia
Eva Keen
A. E. Huntington
Almond
Matilda Helmering
New Richmond
Laurence Cochnower
Violet
Ludlow
Lee Short
Elbridge Pearce
Norwood
J. W. Mott
Mary Pommert
Philathea Club
Harold and Russell Bennett
Glendale
W. B. Woodruff
John Henderson
Withamsville
Abraham Lincoln
G. W. Robinson Post
Town Hall
Thomas Strief
Chloe Rymell
Eva Knauer
White Rose Club
Cincinnati
Amelia Baracas
Amelia
J.J. Smith
Marion
Irwin
New York
Lou Hopkins
Gladys Hopper
Forestville
Charles Harkins
Bessie Bainum
Thimble Club
Kate
Anna Anthony
Bethel
Gladys Hutson
Topie
Mt. Holly
J. A. Rader
John Henry
Bartlesville
Okla
Susan Reeves
William Perking
Frank Nash
Mt. Carmel
Meader Johnston
Summerside
Ira Sechrist
Wm. Fulton
Albert Johnson
And Then They Envy Others
A reflective line notes many men avoid the cost of success through labor perseverance and self denial, suggesting envy of those who endure and achieve.
Festival a Success at Batavia Lawn Fete
Holy Trinity church members held a lawn fete in the Batavia town hall yard last Saturday drawing a large part of the citizens. Prizes from the fish pond amused youngsters and the church treasury rose by $60 thanks to sober patrons.
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Holy Trinity Church of
Batavia
Town Hall
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Arthur Hauselman
Lucile
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Cora Carter
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E. P. Goodwin
Tom Goodwin
Ella
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Avondale
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Centaur Company
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Agency For American Fence
Oliver and Imperial
W. Seyler
Tha
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Kaintuck
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Spratt
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