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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
5
Monterey community gossip lists visits and family news from Mrs. J. L. McMahon and others with relatives in Neville and King's Mills. An embedded ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 guarantee, plus references to other products and testimonials.
Howard Dolen visits M. P. Dolen in Loveland while Gullion and Louis Wall are noted as city visitors. Lee Short hosts company from the city Sunday. Mrs. Chas Hendrixson and children from Halington stay with Mrs. Nora Fitzpatrick. Doctors Matt and Leeds of Lindale visit Geo Dolen. Grace House of Indiana visits her mother Mrs. Susan Leeds. Bob McNair and wife from Buller County visit her parents. Kate Stickle visits her son Ed. Sick-Dan Gullion noted in city Sunday.
The Texas Wonder cures kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles sold by druggists or by mail for one dollar for two months of treatment. Ira W. Kelly of Mansfield Pa. testifies he was cured after years of kidney and bladder trouble and failed medical help. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Bunn's Pharmacy.
The F. G. L. society held a picnic Friday and relatives hosted farewell dinners for Harry Caldwell before departing for St. Joseph. Mrs Watson is improving from malaria. Amos F. King of Port Byron, age 85, reports a healed leg sore after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Milford and nearby towns host visitors including Rev. and Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Stanley Warner from Norwood visiting parents, Mrs. Perkins and daughter Lillian with Mrs. Brown in Silverton, and others from Ludlow St. Louis Nebraska Mt. Holly Cincinnati and Bellbrook. A note mentions a wedding soon and a local painter. Doctor Shoop promotes Restorative with mail sample offer from Racine Wisconsin via Nash Pharmacy.
Mrs. Carrie Sanders visits here with Mrs. James Sanders. Death claims Mrs. Sarah McCarter in our village. Ice cream supper planned by M. E. church for Aug. 8. Rev. Hunnington preaches a Sunday sermon. An advertisement claims Electric Bitters restore weak women for health, nerves, skin.
Miss Clara and Miss Helen Ely hosted Nora and Hazel Brooks on Sunday. George Smith of Batavia visited Geo. Fitzwater's. Mrs. Alva Gravitt spent Tuesday in Bethel. Tom Brooks and Edna Daily visited friends in Crosstown and Anti Bantam. Edna Fitzwater joined Ollie Smith in Batavia Tuesday. Mr. Snabal visited Clara Schaffstall Sunday. Cora and Mary Glancy called in Batavia Saturday. A party at G. C. Anderson’s honored the Byfield sisters from Indianapolis with music and dancing. Ora Brooks of Brown County visited his brother Thomas here.
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York recounts using less than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure four years ago to stop brick dust sediment pain and kidney disease symptoms. He declares no return of symptoms in four years and recommends the product. Sold by Bunn's Pharmacy.
Harry Needham and family visited C. M. Edwards and wife in Asheville North Carolina. They left for Los Angeles accompanied by Mrs Emaline Edwards. Miss Edna Wilson returned to Dayton after visiting Mine Bessie Beatty. Oin Fagin broke his left arm mowing. Mrs Wm Droste hosted B L Ketcham family. Elmer Rising returned home on Waloul Hill. Mrs Wm Lytie and Forest Linwood visited relatives. Miss Emma Bincing of Bantam hosted Miss Leot Liston. Stanley Mathews of Russellville discusses ministry studies.
Advertisement notes stimulation without irritation from Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup. Warns summer kidney irregularities due to excess drinking or heat. Recommends Foley's Kiddey Cure and Dunn's Pharmacy for purchase.
A Batavia Ohio endorsement advertises Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Rochester area agents. Mrs Wm Rash recounts severe kidney disease with back pain dizziness and headaches being cured after using Doan's pills from Nash Pharmacy. The ad urges readers to buy at 50 cents from dealers nationwide with Foster Milburn as sale agents.
Address to the young people at Christian Chapel on Sunday August 11. Community updates include visits by Lee Short and wife of Halington, a Union Chapel festival at Lungmus yard with a good time, and various social visits and circle meetings. Also advertisements for Dr Shoop Health Coffee sold by Moore & Co.
Epworth League will be held Sunday night at the M. E. church. Mrs. Kyle of Tabasco and Miss Lulu Davis of Baldwin visited George Fishback. Numerous local hosts entertained friends and relatives from Cincinnati Batavia Amelia and nearby towns during the week. A dispatch from Waycross Ga reported that Wm B. South’s son drowned.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as painless purifiers that cure headache and biliousness and keep the bowels right, available at drug stores for 250.
Mrs Dr James of Corey Indiana and Miss Daisy Denham of Terre Haute attend dinner at Albert Pearce home. Croswell children visit grandparents David Denham. Alma Green and Anna Mott dine with Mrs Simmons at Amelia. Florence Lemar returns home from Medaria after visiting Rosella Kilgore. Aunty Robbing, longtime county resident, dies after a fall. funeral held by Rev Taylor and burial in Laurel.
In praise of Dr King’s New Discovery, Mia Paine of Truro Massachusetts notes it gives immediate relief for coughs and colds. The advertisement claims the remedy cures weak lungs and sore throats after other treatments fail and is guaranteed by druggists with a trial bottle free.
Obituaries note the July 22 deaths of Mrs. Cynthia E. Wright 78 at her daughter's Norwood home and Mrs. Kate Reither 83 with interment in Moscow cemetery. Other items report health updates, visits, and illnesses. references include Dr. Belt in Batavia and Dr. Purkhiser, plus social visits among residents from Walnut Hills to Felicity. An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds in a yellow package sold by Punn's Pharmacy.
Mrs. Henry Smith and two sons visit her parents Wm Rutherford and wife. John Morehead and wife from Moscow visit Pane and family. Mrs. Brinker and children of Latert West Virginia visit J S Dowry’s. Mrs. Fred Augsberg and son Fred visit Felicity. Fresh air children entertained. Miss Audrey Williams helps at Felicity recital. Frank Fisher family move to Hamersville. R C Rose and wife return from Denver. Mrs. Albert Page and sons visit Mrs Thersa Hutson. Vernie Fisher returns from visit with sister Mrs Henry Lawrence at King's Mill. Mrs. Will Hill and Mrs Jessie Frazee visit Mrs Oat Rice at Felicity. A German picnic at Boston attended by H H Hill John Hauck and wives Ella Frazee Kate Henry Sims and Earl Hauck. Rob Collard and Edwin visit relatives here. Public ad promotes Dr Shoop pain tablets with free trial mail offer.
Mrs Mary Malick returns to Amelia after visiting relatives. Many names including Clara Beck Allen Harris Ed Harris Madisonville. John Peck marks 77th birthday. Visitors from Indiana and Peoria, Felicity, Ripley and Batavia scenes. Ad for Dr Bhoop’s Maglio Ointment targets piles with local pharmacy sales.
Prof. W H Schofield prepares two more volumes to finish the Literary History of England series already including major contributions by Stopford Brooke Salisbury and Mr Gosse. The project aims to compile comprehensive English literary history with scholarly authority and new volumes.
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