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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1911

Page

5

Are Statements of Batavia Citizens More Reliable

A Batavia citizen endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as the best remedy for backache and kidney disorders, citing personal and family use. The ad notes sale by dealers, 50 cent price, Foster Milburn Co. as US agents. The page includes local social items, marriages, visits, and community notices from Batavia Ohio with multiple names and addresses.

Batavia S. Binkley Main &J Ohio Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dean’s

Local Social Notes and Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad

Blanche Violett spent days with sister Mrs Will Groves. Jonas and bride returned from Canada Niagara Falls then visited John Hunt and wife. Miss Alice Burlew entertained friends from the city. George Avey and family were guests of W D Avey and wife. Miss Georgia McGuire visited parents. Mrs John Hartman and sister called on friends Friday. An ad touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a $100 reward if it fails to cure and mentions Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.

Blanche Violett Will Groves Jonas Bride Canada Niagara Falls John Hunt Alice Burlew George Avey W. D. Avey Georgia McGuire John Hartman Hall F J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

Local nuptials and social visits in town

John Maham and Mrs. Veda Maham wed recently. Mrs. Lon Day hosted Sunday dinner with Isaac Willis of Norwood and W. C. Warden and sisters Ada and Margaret. The Hill family visited A. J. Conover in Boston. Willis guests stayed at the Junipers for a week. Albert Maham, previously ill, died early in the month. Nan Marshall and daughter Pearl Marshall visited Restwell and Wayside. The Literary Society meets Friday night, July 28, at the Wayside.

John Maham Veda Maham Lon Day Isaac Willis Norwood W. C. Warden Ada Margaret Olive Warden John Hill Thelma Florence A. J. Conover Boston

Twenty One Years Ago I Faced an Awful Death

H B Martin of Port Harrelson recounts a near fatal bout with consumption and a dreadful cough. After a year under Georgetown DC doctors with no relief he used Dr Kings New Discovery and was cured. The ad claims the cough cold and bronchial ailments remedy is guaranteed with trial bottles available.

H. B. Martin Port Harrelson Georgetown D.C

Local Social Roundup From Amelia And Nearby Areas

Walter Bainum and family hosted Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchell of Milford. Miss Emma Potts returned from Hamilton visits. Miss Louise Paeltz hosted W O Hutson of Amelia. John Huntington of Amelia visited Dr J C Scott and wife. Harry Dillman entertained guests including Jules Thomas and Mrs Ben Louden and Ralph from Free Soil. Dr EB Bragdon hosted guests from Richmond and Rome. Miss Anna Stout died at 11. funeral at Christian church led by Rev Quinlan. Louise Abbott hosted O Q Housman of Evansville.

Walter Bainum Robert Mitchell Milford Daisy Gregor Harry Bode Emma Potts Hamilton W. O. Hutson Amelia Louise Paeltz John Huntington J. C. Scott Harry Dillman Jules Thomas Charles Higginsport Ben Louden Ralph Free Soil Joe Parker St. Louis J. F. Parker Thos. Young Harriet Parker Ft. Collins Col Albert Goodwin Terre Haute Ind Maude Cromley City Clarence Young Batavia EB. Bragdon Will Redrow Richmond John Sauer Lola Gifford Rome Anna Stout Christian Church Rev. Quinlan Georgetown Louise Abbott

Electric Bitters Promised To Purge Disease Germs

Lurid claim that disease germs attack in air water dust and food is met with praise for Electric Bitters as a blood purifier that cures malaria chills fever and other ailments. The ad promises health and strength with a money back guarantee and a price of 500.

Hulick Wea ver Family Reunion at Lake Allyn

The thirty eighth Hulick and Weaver reunion takes place at Lake Allyn Highland Park on Saturday July 29. An all day event with games boating music and amusements plus cash prizes for contests. The Wright Trio will provide music. refreshments served on the grounds. Executive committee includes W W Duckwall Dr W C Hulick John Hartman and others. The program features singing invoc ation addresses memoirs solos recitations and a 1:30 P M afternoon program with performances by the Wright Trio Edith Laube Forrest Ely and others. Contests include 50 yard dashes egg spoon race and tug of war among others. The event is a Batavia area gathering with strong local participation.

Hulick Lake Allyn Highland Park Wright Ohio Batavia

Happiest Girl in Lincoln Endorses Stomach and Liver Tablets

A Lincoln Nebraska girl testifies she suffered chronic constipation and stomach trouble but after taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets in three days she could rise and improve steadily. She proclaims herself the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a good medicine for sale by all dealers.

Lincoln Lincoln, Neb Chamberlain

Numerous Reachings from Cols and Surrounding Areas

Mrs. M. E. McLean returns from Columbus and Hartwell, while relatives and friends host guests from Cincinnati Chicago Batavia Norwood Youngstown and Batavia. The funeral of Mrs Emma Park Chicago was held at her sister Altha McAdams home. Deceased leaves a husband two sons and two daughters.

M. E. McLean Columbus Hartwell Amon Lochard Paul McKeever Loveland Alice Perrine Emma Mattie McCloud Cincinnati J. Meier Martha Pauline Stocker Chicago W. O. Maham Hyde Park Pauline Shepherdson Peebles E. B. Holmes E. B. Rush Batavia Addie Tribble Springfield Holmes Ella Earl Cotterill Virginia Norwood Lincoln Park Altha McAdams Catherine Moyer L. 0. Park F. W. Brougette Little Helen

Local social news includes visits and camp near Twin Bridges

Mrs C Harold Clerke and his Sunday-school class are encamped near Twin Bridges for several days with Rev and Mrs Clerke listed among the visiting families. Cincinnati guests Mrs Carrie White and Miss Margueritee Plant appear with local hosts, along with Huntington and Springfield visitors. The death of Mrs Catherine Moyer Monday night is noted. Foley Kidney Pills recommended by Nash Pharmacy.

C. Harold Clerke Twin Bridges Carrie White Cincinnati Martha Hancock George Dillman Huntington West Virginia G. H. Leeds Margueritee Plant Addie Tribble Springfield

Local Social Roundup Records Visits and Gatherings

Tom Canter and family visit his mother Mrs John Carr on the north side. Miss Louise Boye visits Miss Joan Herron in Walnut Hills. Miss Mina Robb spends Sunday with her mother Mrs Harriet Robb. Mrs L W Short visits Ludlow relatives. Edith Denham and Helen Belle Roberts call on Mrs A F Bly in New Richmond. Nellie Wall visits friends in Georgetown. Alice Smith hosts guests in honor of Margaret Brown with lanterns, games, music and lunch. Attendees include Alma Topie Maude Valentine Ruth Porter and others from Cincinnati Wil lamsville Fair Oak and more. Jessie Coulter and Allie Merten visit Anna Dolan Forestville. Elsie Lungmus hosts.

Effie Knowles Ruth Housch Myrl Hancock Monterey Chas Kincaid Adda Danby Carroll Danby Branch Hill Jacob Hill, Jr Elmer Clifton Heights Carey Richards Darke County E. Pearce Bessie Norwood W. J. Liston James Mossman Thelma Siler Henry Danby Bantam Maud Ludlow Indianapolis Alma Topie Faye Kincaid Amelia High School Alice Smith Amelia Margaret Brown Zanesville Kate Mehl Springfield Uriah Butler Mt. Pisgah Elizabeth Gardner M. Jennings Pocahontas West Va Cliff Anderson David White Joe Tripple City B. L. Ketchum Oscar Stuckenberg John Topie John Binning Ellen Belle Léna Herget Lindale Charles Henning Lytle Homestead Tom Canter Northside John Carr Louise Boye Walnut Hills Joan Herron Mina Robb Harriet Robb L. W. Short Ludlow Edith Denham Helen Belle Roberts New Richmond A. F. Bly Nellie Wall Georgetown Mt. Holly Maude Valentine Ruth Porter Marie Edwards Nellie Coleman Dorothea Thomas Olive Hackett Lawrence Lytle Cincinnati Gordon Montjar Wilhamsville Fair Oak Charlie Fitzpatrick John Pommert Tilden Gaddis Arnold Boyce Thomas Knauer Dean Beeler Lorin Ewry Jessie Coulter Allie Merten Anna Dolan Forestville Elsie Lungmus

Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Advertised for Coughs

The Nash Pharmacy promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as effective for coughs and colds in children and adults. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package with a reminder to refuse substitutes.

Nash Pharmacy

Social Notes From Friday Gatherings and Visiting Friends

Local social items report Mrs Frank Hopper of Forestville as a guest of Mrs Charles Hopkins and Mrs G W Hartwell visiting on Thursday. A K of P festival at Bantam drew many from town. Nell Coleman returned from Hyde Park visit. Lawrence Lytle spent time with Tilden Gaddis. Harriet Robb hosted dinner with Jessie Humphries and Margaret Brown. Bessie Pearce stayed with Myrtle and Anna Mott. Stanley Atwood visited T A Atwood. Capt A J Powell returned from Vicksburg with Capt Morgan. Wagell family from Dayton Ky were guests. Also advice on using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at first symptoms.

Philathea Club Frank Hopper Forestville Charles Hopkins G. W. Hartwell Cincinnati Bantam Nell Coleman Hyde Park Lawrence Lytle Tilden Gaddis Harriet Robb Jessie Humphries Margaret Brown Zanesville Bessie Pearce Norwood Myrtle Anna Mott Stanley Atwood T. A. Atwood A.J. Powell Vicksburg Miss Capt. Morgan H. W. Wagell and Family Dayton A. J. Powell

Political Attack Shifts To Wickersham DOJ Spending

The piece notes Democrats in Congress accusing the Justice Department of overpaying high priced attorneys to crack trusts. It cites 155 DOJ attorneys over two years costing $900000 versus an estimated 1000 trust defendants employing $5000000 in lawyers. It also includes an ad for Herrick Seed Company seeking a sales rep in the Rochester area to sell roses shrubs trees and views.

Congress Wickersham Department of Justice Herrick Seed Company Rochester N.Y

Boarding House Ad Near Town Hall

By week day or meal at 25 cents per bed or meal, with good home cooking. Feed stable connected. Located a square and a half above town hall on Main street. Miss Karr ERION.

Town Hall Main Street Karr Erion

Also Mentioned on This Page

Batavia Cit Myrle Hancock Marathon Belle Hill Sol Griffith Feesburg Ed Barr Lima May Manning Ben Vorweak E. P. Goodwin Pearl Goodwin Frank Bartlow Gus Howe Felicity B. T. Davis Matt Day Antioch O. E Lodge Mary Lee Taylor W. P. Richards Warren Lulu White Gordon Portsmouth Amy Dillman Parson Rev. H. Stubenwoll Allison Iowa Dr. King Olive Branch West Point Bethel Hulick-Weaver W. W. Duckwall W. C. Hulick Marjorie R, Hulick Rhtniss Batavia, Ohio J. 8. HuLick G. W. HuLick W. E. Apple H. F. Weaver S.C. Weaver J. I. Kipp Tuos T. Weaver Epwin Iely Song Music Peke E. Burdsall Jennie Titus Melle Hulick T. L. Hamilton Wright Trio Edith Laub Ece Forrest Ely Frances Hulick Elizabeth Walker Elizabeth, May and Irene Hulick Lois Stevens Helen Weaver Miss Alice Dial Miss Gertrude Titus B. B. Lavender God Cable Piano Co Williamsburg Foley Foley’s Poleys DeWepene Bears Castoria the Centaur Company New York City J.C. Fuhr U.S Lowe Brothers Keee, Wiliamsberg O Davis John Morris Bagby Chichester Studebaker Studebaker, CO W. Seyler Ed Dumford Gregg Deerfield Pike
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