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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1903
Page
5
Ayer Co advertises Hair Vigor claiming hair splitting harms friendships and each hair counts as a friend. The remedy promises to prevent or stop splitting, offered at $1.00 a bottle from druggists or by mail from Lowell Massachusetts.
Miss Brion of Batavia and Miss Belle Mall hosted visits with friends. Mrs Pauline Leeds and Mrs Brown of Henings Mills spent the weekend with relatives. Edgar Hill visited his aunt Mrs Alice Snider. Mr and Mrs B Hill shopped in the city. Hulick Weaver reunion planned near Erastus Hulick’s home. Celia Fetter visiting relatives in Cincinnati. Catarrh ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as constitutional remedy with a 100 dollar refund offer.
Wm Barr and Orville Jordan were business visitors to Batavia Monday. Mrs Elizabeth Grimes returned from Mason. Kemper Losey and wife of Newtonville visited their mother Geo Rutledge and family hosted Dr Rutledge at Owensville. Dr Norman and wife called on Mrs Dugall. Miss Zola Doughman spent last week with Mayme Siegel at Loveland. Mr and Mrs Earl Witham of Tabasco visited her parents. Mosey adds new stock from New York and queries customers. Anta Barr spent Sunday with her parents. Anna Hudson staying with her parents for a few weeks.
Joe Golobick of Colusa California credits Electric Bitters with ending 15 years of rheumatic pain after trying many remedies. He says a few bottles cured him and notes benefits for liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Sold 50c with satisfaction guaranteed by Nash's Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
Mrs Elizabeth Carpenter is on the sick list and families like Patchell, Spahr, Ellis, Carpenter, and Bilz share visits and outings around Craver and Cincinnati. A Worcester style ad touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for piles, with a testimonial from H A Tisdale of Summerton, S C.
Loveland engineer Mr. Hill has moved into the Pell Robinson property. Remington’s John Beard has rented the Grange hall and will occupy it soon. A large group of local youths attended a surprise party Saturday evening at Ed and Mrs. Rosey’s home near Remington for a special occasion.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a remedy that converts weakness into strength and fatigue into energy. The ad claims the pills boost health and notes pricing at 2 percent per box, advertised by Nash's Pharmacy in Batavia and J. R. Hicks in Amelia.
The column lists 21st birthday plans for Will and a good time reported. Mrs. Bertha Jackson returns home after two weeks with relatives. Lloyd Stump of Batavia visits friends there. Miss Lizzie Eppert returns improved from Amelia and Locust Corner. Mrs. Alice Drake and daughter Marie visit sister Emma Woodruff in New Eye. Mildred Kinney and Cincinnati children visit parents Mr. and Mrs. Newton. Mrs. the Dugan of Norwood visits Groves with her daughter Jennie. Edna Groves to wed Jesse Moorehead. Joe Moorehead family in Milford. Ada Hutchinson to enter criminology college August 1. Two Miamiville schools hire Ruth Buckingham and Ethel Keller as teachers. Mrs. W R Ward and daughter Louise visit Mrs. E B Thayer. Susan Jennings plans extended Illinois visit. John Bethymer of St. Louis visits sister Mattie Cross. Nancy Bethymer to St Louis this week. Miles Johnson and family visit Sunday. Jessie Todd and Rena Todd spend Sunday in Cincinnati. Ed Drake takes an excursion to Columbus. Eric, Joe Evans and Charlie Wasson spend Sunday at Epworth Heights. Crane’s tennis court finished and open. Rumor G H Eveland may build several houses this fall. A picnic was held last Monday evening for Miss Louise Ward.
A testimonial from J. M. Rhea of Coppell Texas describes stomach catarrh caused by indigestion. He claims doctors and medicines failed to help until using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure sold by Nachs Pharmacy.
Delayed notes from Pleasant Valley report Mrs. Wine returning to Virginia Mt. Sidney after visits here. Miss Virginia Brown back from Peoria and Cincinnati suburbs. B B Brown of Hartwell visiting Cedar Farm to regain health. Mrs. Gayland Cover and infant with Linwood ties visit. Monterey guests include Mrs. John Cover and Miss Lulu Holmes at Mrs. Robert Hunter. Rank White of Lebanon visits his mother. Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Warren Moorehead visit Mrs. Sallie Cole in Newtonville. Mrs. Hutchinson injured last winter remains unable to walk unaided. Monterey Presbyterian ladies aid met at Mrs. Ben Cover’s Cedar Farm home. next meeting set for August third Saturday at Cedar with Miss Katherine Burns as leader.
Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas recounts six years of chronic diarrhoea suffering and failed medical care before trying Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One bottle cured her, costing only a few cents, and she urges others to buy from local druggists.
Miss Katherine Fee returns from Gallipolis while Miss Bessie Orebaugh hosts the Finnch Club in Batavia. Among visitors are Misses Clara Burroughs Edith Taylor Marie Moore May Curry Stella Edith Mary Pursell and others with Fridman relatives from Walnut Hills and families in Ripley Washington and Cincinnati. Several residents are noted visiting relatives and hosting guests across Batesville and nearby towns.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Care builds digestive health by aiding digestion and nutrient transformation. It asserts the medicine cures dyspepsia and stomach disorders and notes Nash's Pharmacy as the seller.
A five boy born to Mr and Mrs Richard Creager. Miss Addie Harlow entertained Miss Minnie Simonton of Indiana and Mrs V B Creager of Loveland along with Mrs Martha Farquer of Cincinnati. James Bunyan and Fred Bingamon celebrate a son born last Thursday with Dr Ireton in attendance. The Forest Grove Literary Society held an annual picnic in the Harlow Burdsall woods with a group photo by Miss Emma Immer. Activities included a swing, luncheon, ball game, music, tea and a large farmer-folk audience. guests from Cincinnati and Five Mile noted.
The text records social visits and family announcements including Miss Eqgina Zimmer Thureday guests Miss Cora Crieger and her new baby George N. Wm. McClelland of Williamsburg visited sister Mrs Hall, Mr and Mrs George Bishop visited daughter Mrs Cora Crieger, Mrs John Behymer hosted her brother Harvey Bulby and wife, and Benny Work’s marriage to a Hamilton woman with plans to reside there.
A Batavia Ohio resident touts Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills for severe nervousness sleeplessness and dizziness claiming they rebuilt the nervous system cured the old condition and improved daily life. The advertisement notes pills cost 50 cents a box at dealers and urges verification by the portrait and signature of A W Chase M D on every package.
W O Fisher returns from Peoria visits friends in the area. Miss Mollie Taylor dies of consumption with burial planned. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Ed Tilton dies of cholera infantum with Williamsburg interment. Mrs McKibben and daughter visit. An ice cream social at Walter Abrams hosts. Dr Kings New Discovery advertised as a cough cure with local trial offers.
Miss Chloe Moorehead and Miss Louise Campbell visit relatives in Chicago and local towns. W.A. Kain, a respected stock businessman and community member, dies at his home. funeral at M. E. church with Williamsburg cemetery burial. Numerous visits, birthdays, and family gatherings noted across Milford, Linwood, Cincinnati, Newport News, Epworth Heights, and nearby communities.
Cincinnati resident Lyming hosts Ida Carry. Ellsworth Innis plans two weeks in Cleveland. Mrs. Peterson and Florine Peterson visit from Ft. Worth. Mrs. Chatterton ill. Hall and Shaylor from Chicago visit. A baby boy arrives for Cleve House. Frank Ellis and Marie visit Amos Edie. Weeks from Batavia visit. Mrs. Maggie Grant from Louisiana Missouri stays with brother John Hamilton. Griggs transacts business at Hamersville. Dillman and Lucas from Hamersville visit. Remains of Mrs. Parnell interred at Williamsburg cemetery. Curtis Withrow returns from St Louis trip. Walie Robb returns home from Cincinnati visit. Mrs. Laura Teeters and daughter from Newport News plan weeks here. Miss Day returns from six weeks in Cincinnati. Mrs. Josie Amiot visits Cincinnati. Lizzie White visits from Milford. Etta Duckwall with Batavia children visits her father. George Sprague from Atlanta to stay with Elen Ashton. Parker Walker attends funeral of niece Mary Artus Walker in Brownberg. Ross and Dion Knight from Peebles visit T. R. Hartman. Lida Oligee and granddaughter Gladdys Harrison visit Cincinnati. C. S. Ashton of Ponca, Nebraska visiting mother Ellen Ashton. Ashton publisher of Northern Nebraska Journal. F. A. Guilledge of Verbena Alabama recalls chronic piles cured by Bucklen’s Amica Salve. Advice included for burns and pains. sold for 25 cents at local stores.
Patrick McWilliams of Sterling township died last Friday and was buried Sunday in Fayetteville. Funeral services were at Vera Cruz Catholic church led by Rev. Father Nippert. The M E church choir featured a fine solo by Mrs. Mehafey of Cincinnati last Sunday. Grant Hartman and wife and Miss Emma Hartman of Linwood visited relatives here. B Britton of Williamsburg and James Malott of Illinois were seen in town. Dr A G Predmore of Price Hill spent the weekend with his father. Ben Malott and wife and Miss Stella Fox from Cincinnati visited the Malott home. Mrs. Clara Smith hosted Mrs H W McNutt and E H McNutt family for dinner on her birthday. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Weak weighed twelve pounds and all are well. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Malloy last Wednesday. Claude Scott and family moved to town last week and he now drives for Ed Conover.
Robinson Post 437 members visited Bethel A R Post for a social gathering. A child fell from a second story window with no injuries. Baptist Sunday school picnic drew about 100 to Bantam fair ground along with new transport electric line. Lena Penn visited her parents from Xenia. An electric car misstep caused multiple injuries. Amelia’s telephone system and railroad station lights were damaged by a storm. Hotel Hesse displays a new sign and B F McCann adds a veranda. An M E church ice cream social and lawn fete drew large crowds.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as restoring nutrition and strength by aiding digestion. It cites a Chicago man’s recovery from years of stomach trouble after using the product and promotes the book Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, offered by mail for stamps.
Harvesting noises fill the countryside as threshing machines operate. Roy Watson of Monterey visits sister Mrs. Charles Seward. Miss Stella Schooley of Middletown visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Silas Schooley. Families attend Mrs. Thomas Hill funeral in Newtonville. Byron Jones and family visit King's Mills. Edward Watson returns home to Weet Carrolton. Elna Wood and daughter Mary of Cincinnati visit her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ritchie welcome a baby boy. Mrs. Jerusha Stouder visits Mrs. Lias Conover of Edenton. Wm. Seward improves after illness. Rosa Washburn of Franklin visits Mrs. Andy Shoe. Isaac Watson and children Lena and Richard of Maineville visit relatives. Clayton Jones of Cincinnati sprains ankle. stays home with parents Mr. and Mrs. John Jones. Mrs. Elia Limming attends funeral of her father-in-law James Limming of Elenor. Clarence Jones departs for King's Mills for work. Clifford South and Miss Rose of Cincinnati visit relatives.
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