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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1902
Page
5
Ayer Co offers to send a bottle by express if a dollar is sent and the buyer gives the nearest express office name. Address is Lowell, Massachusetts.
Local visits show families from Cincinnati Indian Hill Olive Branch and Owensville gathering with relatives and friends for weekend events. An embedded 1890s style advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with a testimonial claim and offer of a $100 cure guarantee.
An item notes Dr King’s New Life Pills offered for 25c at Dr John Bunn’s drug store in Batavia. Local news mentions several visitors from Milford, Cincinnati, Fay etteville, and Middleport visiting area residents. A storm last Thursday caused damage to oats and hay, with prospects for a large corn crop after recent rains. A daughter of Geo Chaney of Lerado is mentioned.
J A Kelly recounts a personal experience with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a summer dysentery attack. The note praises quick relief and states sanctions from a Hinderson North Carolina citizen. The item lists local sale by Becks Pharmacy and additional terse notices about medical, travel and social mentions.
In Bata area the commissioners met with local business representatives last Tuesday. George Gilswoll and his wife from Modest were guests of A. W. Predmore and wife last Thursday. Rev L A Washburn attended the funeral of Mrs Hennine at Mt. Orab last Thursday.
Covington resident Miss Mary Harris will present stere optical views A Trip through the Eastern States at the local Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening. She will also recite with her sister and perform guitar numbers. admission 10 and 15 cents benefits the church.
Miss Minnie Case of Milford visited cousin Miss Effie Young for several days last week. Mrs. Mollie Kline of Batavia and Miss Etta Burgett of Milford stayed with Mrs. Belle Patchell on Thursday. Miss Lulu Turner of Glen Este spent the weekend with local relatives. Mrs. Mary Bilz recently visited Batavia kin. Harry Patchell spent Saturday evening at home.
An old advertisement praises Electric Bitters as a permanent cure for kidney and liver trouble stomach disorders nervousness sleeplessness rheumatism neuralgia and malaria. It claims benefits for the blood and nerves and notes sellers in Batavia and Amelia offering the tonic for 50 cents. Social and church events and visits follow with local names and gatherings described.
Elza Wood and family from Cincinnati visited her mother Mrs Mollie Murphy last week. Goshen guests included Lorn Watson and family and by Ed Leever. Edenton and Cincinnati visits noted. bronchitis stories and a Foley remedy promotion. Mrs Minerva Smith of Danville cites relief after twenty years. Dr. King's New Discovery praised for coughs and lung troubles. Trial bottles offered.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Cover hosted a pleasant gathering with relatives and friends last Saturday evening. Delmer Moorehead of Lynchburg visited friends here last week. Mrs Milton Miller and Mrs Elizabeth Cliver of Clarkaville Clinton county were also in town.
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for early lung issues and a comfort to the worst cases. The ad promotes it as the greatest threat and lung remedy with no substitutes, sold by Dr. John Bunn and Son.
Over several days last week residents of the area hosted and visited friends and relatives. Names include Mrs. Oliver's sister at Cedar Farm, James Glancy of Blanchester, Rev. Nichols of Musselman, Ross County, John Glancey, Sherman W. Smith of Cincinnati, Joseph Cole of Newtonsville, and Miss Grance Hubn. Ae Gorman bought a new carriage and Mr. Cook preached at Monterey Christian church.
Batavia Ohio resident Loyd Hulick testifies that Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills cured his nervousness sleeplessness and dizziness and built up his system He recommends the nerve tonic and health builder Sold 50 cents a box at Dr Bunns drug store and by Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY Each package bears the portrait and signature of A W Chase M D
The Laurel charge will hold its fourth quarterly meeting at the Mr Pegah M E church on Saturday and Sunday July 19 and 20. Several local residents are noted with births marriages and visits including Miss Sarah Ernst visiting Miss Grace Dunn and the marriage of Charley Snider to Miss Iva Meeker. Community news mentions travels to Cincinnati Columbus Batavia and Amelia and a Golden Rule lodge installation led by Harry Lindsley and others.
Names of Bethel residents visiting relatives and guests from Cincinnati and Laurel. Births include a son born July 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Senior. Socials and a ball game score 55 to 16 are noted along with sick lists and upcoming wedding rumors.
An old practitioner claims to have perfected Scuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure with internal and external medicines for a full month treatment. It is priced at one dollar and claims to relieve and permanently cure catarrh by removing the cause, stopping discharges, and curing inflammation. Sent prepaid to the United States or Canada.
Norwood visitors E P Pearce and John Shepard stay with relatives. Horace Leeds loses a valuable horse after frightened by a locomotive in Cincinnati. Foley's Kidney Cure praised by R T Hopkins of Poplar Wis for rheumatism relief. Newport residents George Croswell and children visit relatives in Nicholaville. A C J Wheeler spends Saturday in Cincinnati. Various local residents noted with small household and social updates including visits to Lindale and Nicholaville.
Miss Ethel Rose has been quite sick for two weeks. Miss Ruthie and Walter Meir from Cincinnati visit their uncle Chas Meier. Mrs. Wm Perkins and daughter Ruth of Amelia were guests of F. Nash Thursday. Mrs. A Perin and children spent Wednesday with Hamilton relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Von Seggern entertained Cincinnati friends last week. Miss Blanche Vogt returned to Hamilton.
The Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio has appointed and qualified James E Robinson as administrator de bonis non with the will annexed for the estate of Benneville Kline, deceased, late of Clermont County.
Cites deaths of C Osterholtz born 1819 in Portland Germany and member of I C C F with funeral at home conducted by Rev Spurrier. Also death of Mr Stall of Rose Hill at 51 years and burial at Newtown cemetery. Mentions visitors and local gatherings involving Miss Belle Ayers and Miss Edna Lee, and multiple Sunday guests. Burial at Walnut 8. Mrs Stall thanks neighbors for kindness.
A. H. Davis of Mt. Sterling Indiana says his two year kidney trouble was cured permanently by Foley's Kidney Cure after using two bottles. Sold by Dr. John Bunn & Son.
Ohio county appoints Daniel A Judd as administrator of the Mary A Judd estate. Dated July 5 1902. Breeding Ally listed in the filing record.
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