Judge James M. Smith Dies After Dying Heart Disease
Judge James M. Smith died on Wednesday of heart disease while returning from a trip to New York. The obituary notes his passing on the way home and marks his service as a noted event in the community. Also mentions a beauty remedy and local social visit of Mrs. Alice Hill and her granddaughter Gracie to Hartwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Smith
New York
Alice Hill
Miss Gracie
Hartwell
Batavia
Charles Belt
Cincinnati
Edenton Notes Residents Visit and Local Events
Edenton residents and visitors attend family gatherings church activities and social events. Families from Dayton Martinsville West Carrollton and Cincinnati are listed with brief visits and relatives. The District Council met later than usual and the L T L contest is set for June 6 with five cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Bright
Chidren
Westboro
Ethel Lyon
Batavia
Sam Conover
Martinsville
Elias Conover
Mollie Cramer
Indiana
Grandson
Ada Monfort
Frank League
Cincimati
Toomis Brunk
Tins
Williamsburg
Dode Adame
Dayton
Rachel Pierce
Lib Grimes
Mildred Quinby
Mason
Trains Schedule Aims at Public Convenience and Mail Service
The arrival and departure plan, with the full timetable in another column, serves travelers and mail needs. A K of P ritual mishap in Cincinnati prompts concern as third degree work may need changes. Tom White of Marathon survived a savage bull attack after escaping near a fence. Dr Ireton treated his injuries. Emma Bodine resigns from Dayton State hospital to return to Batavia, popular with staff and patients. Frank and Mrs. Apple visit Batavia, pleased with Ashland Kentucky home and their daughter Mrs. Lawrence nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom White
Marathon
Ireton
Emma Bodine
Dayton
Batavia
Duckwall
Frank Apple
Clermonters
Ashland
Kentucky
Mrs. Lawrence
Milford Schools Select New Leader and Returning Staff
Prof. Wilson is appointed superintendent of Milford schools replacing the former supervisor from Williamsburg. John Thalman will remain principal and the staff members will largely stay in place for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Wilson
Williamsburg
Milford
John Thalman
Local Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Showers
R C E Phillips and his brother in law visited Batavia and Georgetown to see relatives. Mrs Bowie F Wood dies near Afton aged 16 years 7 months 23 days. burial at Williamsburg. Dennis and Teasdale advertise 10 percent off on purchases of five dollars and up. Several social events include linen and handkerchief showers for a bride and forthcoming celebrations with music and feasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C.E Phillips
Mr. Verity
Batavia
Hanson Holter
Phillips
Georgetown
Bowie F. Wood
Wilber Wood
Afton
Williamsburg Cemetery
Dennis & Teasdale
Marguerite Ashburn
Mary Tatman
George Hatfield
Frank Davis
R. W. C. Gregg
Amy House Nichols
Home Gold Cure promises at home alcohol cure device
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a self treatment for alcoholism. It claims a disease model, guarantees cures, notes ease of use in tea or coffee, and offers full directions with confidential correspondence from Giles & Company Philadelphia. The price is one dollar with worldwide shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphiia
Marriage Announcement for Mrs Kiss Steter and Groom
Paulina Keck and Richard Harms of Cincinnati are announced as the couple. Mrs G W Hullek of Holick Terrace Batavia, widow of George W Keck, is involved. The groom serves as president of the Pounceford Stationery Company in Cincinnati. Many friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulina Keck
Richard Harms
Cincinnati
Mre
Kiss Steter
G. W. Hullek
Holick Terrace
Batavia
George W. Keck
Pounceford Stationery Company
Strawberry festival plans at M E church lawn
The ladies aid of the M. E. church announces a strawberry festival on the church lawn this Saturday evening. Other items note visits by local residents, convention attendances, health notices, and various local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
F. Nath
Jola Perkins
Amelia
William Perkins
Ella Lee
Cincinnati
Edna Lee
Alma Meier
Jennie Forbes
M. E
Thoreday
Blanche Vogt
Hamilton
J. V. Gt. M. Johnson
Presbyterian Sunday School
J. Anderson
Columbia
Wm. Martin
E. Codington
Essie Turner
Pleasant Valley
Linwood
Bertha Carpenter
Wilbur Jones
I. D. Turner
R. Kyle
Grabo
Lebanon
Tillie McDaniels
Maysville
A Hard Struggle Against Kidney Ills and Fatigue
A short account notes the heavy burden of kidney ailments and related suffering. It highlights constant back ache weariness and distressing urinary disorders as part of a broader struggle against illness.
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Endorsement
Mr. Jacob Schaefer of Portsmouth endorses Doan's Kidney Pills, saying they cured his backache in 1895 and again three years later. He urges Portsmouth readers to buy at Fisher & Streich's drug store and complete the course, 50 cents per box. Foster Milburn & Co., Buffalo, N Y, distributes them.
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William J. Coad
Brunson Street
Oswego
A. W. Chase
Jacob Schaefer
West Front Street
Portsmouth
Doan
Dean
Fisher & Streich
Doxn
Foster-Milburn O
Buffalo
N. Y
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