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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
8
The Milford column lists residents and visitors including Mrs Spider of Pleasant Ridge staying with Laura McMillen, Rapp Bros. Batavia promoting tire work, and several townsfolk like Miss Rachel Danberry in Tobasco. Notables mention Ellis Guynn buying at Batavia and Stanley S. Gatch earning an MD from the University of Kansas. Odd Fellows plan lodge work Friday night.
An extended Batavia column covers a 17th birthday gathering at Moore sfield Hall with many young guests listed, plus visits, church events, and local business notes. Items mention a garden-spot reputation, a festival lawn, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives.
Changes to the New York and Western railroad mail schedule update opening and closing times for the down and up mail, plus rural routes and a note about a dog care advertisement. Veterans Day post ceremony details describe graveside decorations led by Lena Penn and schoolchildren. Also references Ely Cream Balm for catarrh and a New York Ely Bros. product.
Stormy weather delays the health talk for Boston ladies to Friday at Ulrey's hall at 2 30 pm. Mrs H J Giles of Everett Pa endorses Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout NY claiming relief from kidney and gravel pains after years of illness.
Union Chapel ladies stage a lawn fete on the grounds of B. F. Moyer in Hamlet with light refreshments and an enjoyable evening anticipated. Also notes various sales pitches and notices about earthquakes and agents, plus dental visit schedules and promotional offers.
Local ads offer buggies and disc harrows from Coyle Buggy & Implement Co. Batavia along with Keen & Bro goods and MOWING MACHINES priced around 87 dollars. Positions sought at Jones Heal Mfg Co Batavia. Offers include lime by the bushel or wagon load and coal for ranges.
Entry of satisfaction of judgment and costs in Sauer & Haefner vs E H Smith. Jure Paxton probate, marriages in Miamiville, King's Mills, Loveland, Milford, Chile, Felicity. Appointments include executors Bertha Yeager and J C Ginnings. Wills filed name David Adams and Joseph Yeager estates. Real estate transfers show multiple parcels sold to various buyers with nominal sums.
The Boston team celebrates three victories in one week against Fayetteville Lynchburg Milford. Batteries listed include Hare Evans for Fayetteville with Boston Fetter Apgar. Lynchburg Stroup Arthur with Boston Rapp Apgar. Milford Killinger Montgomery with Boston Stroup Apgar. Boston hosts Hillsboro on Sunday, June 10 at Boston.
Lieut. Chown Ashburn U.S. A. now stationed in Brooklyn is on leave with his parents Dr. and Mrs. Ashburn and other relatives in Batavia. He is accompanied by his wife, and they enjoy their visit amid the delightful surroundings and attractions.
Captain H. B. Glaney and Lieutenant E. K. Parrott left Sunday for the State sharpshooters meet at Port Clinton on Lake Erie. Each has won two medals one for marksmanship and one for sharpshooting. Their credentials qualify them for National and International contests at Sea Girt New Jersey later in the season.
The circuit court orders the plaintiff to recover costs from the county commissioners plus $75 attorney fees in the Thiery v county case. A separate anecdote recalls a preacher noting seating in a meeting as congregants moved to front seats after an implied hint.
A fragmented Chicago Daily News excerpt shows an old farmer lamenting his son’s slowness. The incubator drum mer questions why worry, noting the son was deemed fit for greatness but remains outpaced as opportunities pass.
Readable fragments show a sale listing for a brood mare and a yearling colt from a consignor in Clermontville. The brief entry mentions a mare or horse pairing under a stall name with limited other details.
Mrs. M. L. Snider of Boston offers bargains in millinery waists shirts and woodens along with candy and cigars. Seek out these bargains and don’t miss the sale.
Money to loan from 1000 to 500000 on real estate and life insurance policies. Lowest rates for savers. Life Agency Co. at Walnut Street, Cincinnati.
Proposals will be received for furnishing coal to Batavia township school districts on the south and north sides. Coal must be screened and of first class quality with specified coal type. Deliveries by September 1, 1906. A $50 deposit required with each bid, bids to be sealed and judged by the clerk. The board may reject any or all bids.
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