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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
5
A Batavia carpenter named Binkley testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney symptoms. He first spoke in 1909 and reaffirmed in 1911, urging readers to request Dean's Kidney Pills by name. Sold for 50 cents at all stores from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
The community recounts visits from Omer Mattox and guests to Dr. Cover and wife in Bantam, Miss Laura Wacker and Mrs. Slade at Bethel, and Sunday callings on Slade’s place including John Hill and family. Also notes Miss Marguerite Moyer visiting Ruth Moyer and regional gatherings with George Schmitt and relatives in Cincinnati. A local ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials.
Miss Rose Lindsey visits sister Mrs Albert Nichols in Cincinnati and Miss Elda Weaver visits uncle Raymond Weaver at Lebanon. Emerson Boyd improves after weeks in hospital. Briliant Stars hint ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a June cough remedy.
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Arthurs of Franklin at John Malady s and George Caldwell of Norwood at Gus Hawthorn s. Edith Reynolds and daughters visit J E Christy s. Bethel hosts Ladies Aid. twenty youths take a hay ride to Owensville.
Florence Oregon resident William Morris declares kidney and bladder problems hindered work for fourteen years. He began Foley Kidney Pills eight months ago and says they restored health, recommending them now. A. O. Nash.
Mrs. Mary Dunton of Terrace Park visits Mrs. Anna McCann and friends. Miss Frances Black spends Sunday at home. John Carr and wife host Tom Canter and family from Northside. Co E Smith and daughter Genevive visit from Cincinnati. Nellie Wall hosts the Thimble club. Decor day visits include Homer Swem and wife, Mrs Simeon Swem, and Mrs Bert Cundiff from Cincinnati. The Philathea Girls give a shower for Gladys Hutson Hyrick. Dr. Fred Leeds and family visit J W Mott. Various local visits continue as residents host relatives. The ad promotes Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with testimonials and a money‑back guarantee.
Mr and Mrs Levi Herget visited Bennett Lindsey's last week. Maurice Wheeler of Cincinnati visited Albert Wheeler. Lizzie Wyatt of Evanston came to decorate and stayed with Mrs G Temple. Rosa Brumagem Lela and Jessie Green attended the Amelia play last Saturday. Zella Kilgore of Cincinnati visited her parents Sunday. Nellie Haggerty was in Cincinnati one day last week. Roy Lowe of Oakley visited John Lowe. Minnie Dugan of Lockland spent Saturday and Sunday here. Maud Nichols of Batavia visited William Stickel on Sunday. Maud Valentine of Cincinnati spent Sunday at home. Henry Sible of New Richmond died at home May 29. burial at Lindale cemetery May 31. Mr and Mrs J Silcot visited relatives in the city part of last week.
Many mothers misconceive common ailments as indigestion or headaches when worms cause symptoms. Kickapoo Worm Killer lozenges claim to expel worms regulate bowels and restore health, guaranteed by Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Available at druggists or by mail for 2 cents. Philadelphia and St Louis.
Misses Margaret Heizer and Carrie Weldon of Deer Park visited J. N. Judd and wife on Friday. Miss Alice Bradley of the city visits her brother Dr. Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas of Cincinnati and Fred Rish with daughter of Georgetown stayed with Dr. Offutt and wife. David Doughty of Falmouth spent days with H. O. C. Warren. Mrs. B. F. Moyer hosted Booster and Friendly societies. Children’s day services set for Union Chapel Sunday night June 15. J. He Beek visited Bethel last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kempton of Mt. Washington were here Saturday. Howard Frail of Charleston, W. Va., visits Miss Edna Gates.
J. F. Wallich of Bartlett Nebraska says Foley Kidney Pills rid him of kidney trouble after backache dizziness and pain reaching the back of the head. He reports being entirely relieved. A. O. Nash.
Miss Alta Catterlin and Ella Brunk hosted a pleasant weekend visit in Middletown while Frank Creager and wife and Dr. Rutledge and wife traveled to Owensville and Mt. Healthy for visits. Opal Cast returned from Mt. Healthy. Mrs. Spurling of Blanchester and daughter Lizzie visited Mrs. Johnson. Ethel McKinney from Level visited Mildred Rutledge for a week. A health tip warns against rapid eating and promotes Chamberlain's tablets for indigestion and constipation. tablets are sold by dealers.
Advertises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for families in hot weather. Mentions availability from all dealers and praises its value. Also reports assorted local social items, visits, alumni event details, and notices of residents traveling, hosting guests, and an upcoming marriage.
If you suffer from sores ulcers boils eczema or skin troubles Bucklen’s Arnica Salve promises prompt relief. Mrs. Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama healed an ugly ulcer in two weeks after using the salve. Will help you. Only 25 cents. Recommended by all dealers.
A large crowd attended a decoration service at the M B church at 9 30 with visiting soldiers from Williamsburg and New Harmony. The program included instrumental music songs prayers addresses and recitations followed by a free dinner on a long 75 foot table in Schneider woods. New Harmony attendees joined the event and services continued in New Harmony at 2 80 with Rev Rodgers as speaker.
Andy Daugherty spends days with his children in Cincinnati. Miss Maggie Williams visited Stonelick on Sunday. Mrs. Mary Freschard and daughters hosted Mrs. B Wagner and children from Sidney last week. Miss Marie Dore of Cincinnati joined friends here on Decoration Day.
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