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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1902

Page

5

Local Social Notes and Attendant Announcements

Mrs Mary Gaul and daughter Nettle visited relatives Friday. Will Stevenson of Covington stayed with his parents here. Miss Ida Wiederhold returned home after a week with Mrs Fred Fowler. Mrs Frank Davis and daughter of Perintown called on Mrs John Pfarr. Miss Rose High visited Miss Pearl Leming of Perintown. Martin Davis of Owensville spent Tuesday with John Pfarr and family. Michael High purchased a new piano for daughters Rose and Margie. Boys from here attended the lawn fete at Mt Carmel last Tuesday evening. Joe Wiederhold and small niece of Owensville spent Sunday here. Mrs Kline and son of Sugar Camp spent Sunday with John Pfarr. Charles Ernst and sister Miss Emma of Perintown were entertained by Misses Rose and Margie High Sunday. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. Only constitutional remedies can cure. Nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh. We offer one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. F J Cheney Co Toledo OH. Best sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills are the best.

Mary Gaul Nettle Will Stevenson Covington Ida Wiederhold Fred Fowler Frank Davis Perintown John Pfarr Rose High Pearl Leming Martin Davis Owensville Michael High Rose Margie Mt. Carmel Joe Wiederhold Mrs. Kline Sugar Camp Charles Ernst Emma Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo di Uggiste Clermontville Carrie DeBruler Wo. Danby M. EB Sue Louise Moreton Deckenbach Hachole Cincinnati Kate Traub Bud Shelley Batavia Bettie Wolf Kate McMath Howard Buchanan Hartshorne Sadie Johnston Newport Jocelyn New Richmond Nannie Fee Norma Devol Carrie Glaser Eva Hall Sallie Brown Hayden Felicity Nellie"Toon Clara Willsey Indianapolis W.G. Pattison Mary Kayser Ida Weber Bishop Frank Armacost Greenewald Chas, Kayser John Glaser

Deaths and local notices from Dayton area and vicinity

An aged resident Mrs. Martha Ulrey died in Dayton and was brought home for interment with funeral services held at the Christian church led by Elder J. H. Lockwood. Families and friends from Delaware and Cincinnati visited relatives here as well as local social events and weddings noted, including Dr. W. Parkhiser at a Turpin Moreton and Miss Della Knabb wedding. Local readers see advertising for Chamberlain's Pain Balm via Dayton Volkszeitung.

Martha Ulrey Dayton Christian Church J. H. Lockwood William Charles Alrey Delaware Eva Milner Mamie Ray Scott New Richmond Jennie

Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised in local note

Mixed local items note Dr Kings New Life Pills for sale at 25 cents by Dr John Bislin in Batavia and J R Hicks in Am lia. Other lines report village school changes, river freight contracts, and residents visiting Cincinnati with minor property moves and shipboard positions.

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Kidney Cure Promises Help for Kidney and Bladder Ailments

Warning urges use of Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles. Claims it positively cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases. Sold by Dr. John Bunn and Son.

Foley John Bunn & Son

Local visitors and Decoration Day observances noted

William Frazee of Pt. Isabel and Johnston family guests visited friends here on Sunday. Cincinnati residents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Macomn stayed with relatives. Elmwood Place residents Charles and George Mofford were hosted by the Moffords. Attendees included Mrs. Ed Pence and Mrs. L. Slater. Decoration services at the M E church drew a large crowd and flowers were placed at the cemetery. Several out of town visitors from Cincinnati, Carthage, Felicity, Amelia, Middletown and Wilmington attended events and gatherings with local residents.

William Frazee Pt. Isabel Thomas Macomn Cincinnati G. L. Hauck Charles George Mofford Elmwood Place John Mofford Ed Pence Hauck Harley Armacost Amelia George Armecost M.E. Church William Simmons Roy Simmons Carthage Mr. Chalk Bob Carley Felicity Isaac Armacost Frank Wilson Middletown Bloom Rose Wm. Predmore Post No. 553 Wm. Brown Highland County Edmund Burdsall Winton Place J. W. Burdsall Edenton New Greenbury Church D. W. Manning Newberry E. H. McNutt T. D. Hartman J. E. Christy Batavia

Rheumatism relief claimed from Dr Chase Nerve Pills

A Batavia Ohio resident testifies that after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills she experienced relief from rheumatism. The ad notes pills cost 50 cents a box and feature Dr A W Chase's portrait and signature on each package.

Chase’s

Local Notices From Amelia: Visits and New Electric Lights

The report lists cousins Gordon and Leo Bennett at Tusculum, Dr Carroll Bethymer and wife from New Richmond visiting, Mrs Hall and Miss Alice visiting in Amelia, Mr and Mrs John Flora visiting their daughter Mrs W W Liston in Stanton Nebraska, Mr and Mrs E G Pennose in Xenia, Mrs Joseph Thomas hosting a church circle, Mrs Mount selling her farm to a city man, preparations for a furnace in the schoolhouse, and Amelia obtaining electric lights as the town stays awake.

Gordon Leo Bennett Tusculum Carroll Bethymer New Richmond Hall Alice Amelia John Flora W. W. Liston Stanton

A Worthy Successor to Old Catarrh Cures

An advertisement touts Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure as a unique treatment that reaches the disease, promises permanent relief, and guarantees cure if directions are followed. Priced at one dollar per month’s supply, with mail order to the United States or Canada from Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia.

United States Canada Edwin B. Giles & Company Market Street Philadelphia

Castoria Advert and Local Notices From Batavia Area

Collage of small town items notes church and Sunday school events and visits from relatives. Local families include Brown Hartshorn Mears and Lemar with forthright updates on travel illness and property improvements. A Benton pharmacy arnica product ad sits among general society news and greetings.

Local Visitors and Relatives Gather in Town

Notes from town record visits include Miss Bishop of Cincinnati and Mrs Jarman hosting relatives. Various residents such as George McCalin Ben Fisher and Dr H B Buchanan transact business locally or in Cincinnati. Elder McMinn to preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday afternoon.

Decoration day social notes and local ads fragment

A long list of names and addresses from various towns notes visitors and guests from Cincinnati Edenton Decatur Ill and more. Items include wool buying and shipping Barron McKinney, and travel mentions for William Petard Mayme and Florence Needham. An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with Becks Pharmacy as seller.

War on cut worms hinders corn crop growth locally

Farmers push second plantings as warm weather aids wheat and clover. Odd weather favored new church dedications and community events with sermons and addresses by local ministers. Local residents report home improvements and social visits, while Dr Kingks New Discovery advertises a remedy for coughs and lung issues.

Decoration Day Festival and Local Gatherings

Decoration day observed locally with a Crosstown festival on Saturday June 7 Admission free. Attendees praised Prof. Wyatt and speakers at Greenberry and Bloom Rose. Local residents hosted guests from Lorado and Williamsburg attended services and dinners. Several social events and a literary society meeting capped a busy week.

Crosstown Greenberry Wyatt Malott Lorado F. W. Walker William Brown Bloom Rose James Bunyan DeWitt Samuel Walker W. H. Ireton

Wasting Away Letter Credits Kidney Cure Reference

A Salem Missouri resident Robert R Watts describes five years of kidney disease and failed remedies before Foley's Kidney Cure allegedly cured him in under two bottles. The patent medicine ad lists Dr Jobo Bunn and Bou as sellers.

Robert R. Watts Salem Foley Jobo Bunn

Greenberry church dedication and local notices

Dedication of the new Greenberry church underway with community events. Samuel Harlow and family dined at Alvin Hamilton's. Miss Margle, Bessie Walker, Chloe Moorehead, and Dr. Harry Holden visited Friday. Miss Blanche Work wed Mr. Murphy of Marathon. they will reside at Hamilton. The Greenberry community raised 672 dollars last Sunday.

Greenberry Samuel Harlow Alvin Hamilton Margle Bessie Walker Chloe Moorehead Harry Holden Thomas Goldtrap Marathon Wm. Brown Bloom Rose Church Blanche Work Mr. Murphy Hamilton Benny Work

Local Notes and Social Visits Across Towns

Jacob Jackson spent Friday at Abt Pisgah with his daughter Mra Cox. Mrs Wm Dunn visited relatives in Linwood recently. Mrs Anna Hewitt spent Tuesday in Cincinnati. Henry Parkhiser and Milt Brannen plan Illinois trip to erect a new dwelling. Cal Jones family event Sunday and Monday at Mt Crab. Some locals show interest in honey bee culture. Mr and Mrs David Pierson of Mt Holly

Jacob Jackson Abt Pisgah Mra. Cox Wm. Dunn Linwood Anna Hewitt Cin Henry Parkhiser Milt Brannen Illinois

Local residents visit and obituaries noted in village

Dr. Philip Kennedy and wife of Lauel visited Saturday. Harry Jackson and wife spent Sunday at Mt. Pisgah. Rev. E A Gelvin of Galipolis visited his mother Mrs Lydia Gelvin. Infant son of Charles and Bessie Meeker died May 28 with funeral Thursday led by Rev. Wm Dolby. Interment Monroe cemetery. Mrs Elizabeth Fagin and daughter Ollie of Amelia spent Thursday with relatives here.

Philip Kennedy Lauel Our Village Harry Jackson Mt. Pisgah E. A. Gelvin Galipolis Lydia Gelvin Charles Bessie Meeker Wm. Dolby Monroe Cemetery Elizabeth Fagin Miss Ollie Amelia Rela

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Gray Flair Ayer F.A. Soule Billings, Mont Igmpe Red Lowell Mass Baldwin Bethel George Schaub New Lebanon Ohio Dayton Volkszeitung Chamberlain Beck Moscow The Presbyterian Church Randall and Brokaw Pearl Hall Fred Kinsey Sarah James Tude Shelley Wilbur Charles Moore Bennie Fisher Frank Ackley Mathews Washington, D.C W.8. Parkbiser Turpin Moreton Della Knabb Pt. Pleasant Church Rev. Burnett Chas. Smith Mt. Plegah Pattison Farm John Green Mra Brooks Madison Medicine Co Madison Wis Ernestine Brown Mt. Auburn John Wade Mike Hirsch Cincinnati & New Richmond Electric Railway Company M. O. Shriver Helen M. Gould Hiram Manning Judd Boys D.B. Moreton E.C. DeBruler Will Laurel Charles Browning Wilmington Citizen Ida Markland Main St Dr. A. W Chase A.W Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y A. W. Chase M. D V. H. E. Armacoat Wes Doughty Lida Doughty Will Fagin Hesse House Beasie Southers Queen City Emma Kellum T. L. Wyatt Ed Mebl Christian Sunday School All Waters Fred Brown Miss Hassie Post Fall Idaho Misses Valley Carrie Hartshorn Robert Washington, D. C Q. A. Randall Columbus Brokaw Piqua Ben Cushard Olive Hill Kentucky Frank Bureau H. Grimes Frank Mears Jas, Lemar Minnie Beckman Old Town R. N. Bevill Bucklen John Bunn J. R. Hicks Charles McMathie Good Samaritian Hospital Jas Lemar Front Street Hhother Stevens Lew Wensel Pitte DR. Fenner St.vitus Joseph I Frank Mathews Julia Hawk Pt. Seabe Mike Roush Sam Law Charles McCoy William Roush J. C. Love H. B. Buchanan Elder McMinn Newtonsville Cowen Misa Rose Collins Winnifred Woods Clifford South Dennis Brunson Estella Mabel Whittaker Lucian Shriner Wm. Hoggatt Goshen L. Shumard Blanchester David 8. Anderson Marva Ill George Woods Burrill Jordan Zella Jones John Fox Belle Dumford Franklin Mark Marsh Frank Stahl Perry Groves May Woods Belfast Wm. Work Madisonville Simon Woods Parley Hadley Modest Z. N. Buckingham Decatur, Ill W. 5. Anderson George Bolser East Walnut Hills Florence Needham Barron & McKinney William Petard Mayme Fayetteville Ethel Middox Morrowtown Xenia T. A. Mitchell Walnut Iills Harry Deubean Logansport Ind Jacob Emery Rocky Mountain A. M. Shields Chambersburg J. R. Slicke Literary Society Thomas Bragdon Bears Castoria Centaur WPANY New York City Otel Samuel Pitcher Fac Simile Signature of New York Vattor Chas. J. Buddeke & CO Union Trust Building Cor Walnutsts Ge Pork Board Chicago of Trade Chicago J. C. Fuchr Tom Prices J. C. Fuhr Williamsburg Nicholsville John Nesbitt Wm. Doon John West Dr. Bilsberry Ed Frazier Isabel Wm. Frazee Walter Smith Blanche Fisher Bessie Corbin Ollie Shinkle J. L. Roudebush Oweneville James Sapp
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