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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
5
A Batavia resident Mr. Binkley testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney symptoms. The notice urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills, backed by home testimony, with distribution via Foster Milburn Co. and Buffalo outlets.
The Lindale Grange has relocated its meeting place with officers retained. Visits include J B Reeves and wife from Loveland to cousin T A Pinkham, and Mrs Minnie Joslin of Bethel as guest. Various local social notes follow alongside weather, marriage, and health references. ღ
Local visitors and neighbors are noted from Cincinnati to Batavia with greetings and visits. Mentions of teaching, employment in Dayton, church services, and family visits. An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills relieved J F Wallich of kidney trouble.
Local social notes list visits among Georgetown Perintown and Lindale residents plus a June 21 festival at Union Chapel yard led by the Girls' Friendly and Boys' Rooster societies. Advice column describes worm infestations in children and promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a remedy with guarantee and dealer details.
Delayed report notes Miss Cecil Glancy and Alma Hunter among Williamsburg graduates. Delmar Waite Miles Glancy and wives dined with Henry Good and wife. Wallacees entertain visitors from Edenton and Jones. Local residents hosted and shared activities as readers were encouraged to slow eating and consider Chamberlains tablets for indigestion.
Public notice urges every family to keep Chamberlain's remedy for summer illness. It markets the product as essential, claiming no equal for colic cholera and diarrhoea and promotes purchasing now from all dealers.
M Johnson and wife of Hillsboro were weekend guests of friends here. A G Predmore spent Friday in Milford. Frank Wait of Owensville visited his mother Sunday. Henry Hawthorn, a respected citizen, was buried here Thursday. Blanche Smith hosted Sunday dinner for Edgar Kirkpatrick Bert ram Fomora and Grace Johnson. Lillie Clemons gave a Friday party for young people. Joseph Williams of the city spent Sunday with his parents. Charles and Dr Ireton attended Mr Chaffin's funeral at Upper Five Mile Friday. Will Leeds and family toured to Lebanon Sunday to visit Raymond Weaver. Reader Wall and children of Sardinia called here Sunday. Grover Stewart and Nellie Curliss married in Williamsburg Sunday. Congratulations were extended. Robert Rowan and wife spent Sunday with Mr Quinby of Maple Grove.
An advertisement promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as safe and effective for the aged. The pills are portrayed as gentle and prompt, with a low price of 2 cents and broad dealer recommendation.
Will Lester and wife have for visitors, A Cody and wife of Fayette D H W Va Dan Atkins of city was a recent visitor with friends Russell Prickett and family have returned to Hyde Park after a visit with Gus Thompson and wife J Q Bass and wife of Mulberry were visiting relatives the past week Frank Hoppers and wife of Forestville were recent visitors with J L Fagley Miss Myrtle Levy of Indianapolis has been visiting her aunt Mrs 8 Bluestein Mrs BE Andrews has had for guests Mr Caldwell wife and Katie Rhomaker of the city Miss Abbie Towne has gone for a visit with Rev J Taylor and family in Erlinger Ky Mrs Allen Harris left Saturday for a visit with her sister Mrs O House in the city Mrs Callie Hill has returned to her home in city accompanied by her daughter Mrs Jesse Canter who will make a short visit Roy Goodwin of city is spending a few weeks here Mrs M E Studer has returned from a visit in Mt Summit Mrs Jessie Pogue is entertaining her niece Miss Renneke of Ky Prof Davis and wife Mesdames Wm Johnson and May Manning attended O E S Lodge at Felicity Monday night O L Page and family were Sunday visitors with Sam Page and wife at Felicity Mrs Joe Parker and baby left Monday for their home in Pa after a visit with Jesse Parker and wife J A Conrey of Columbus is here
If you suffer from old or fever sores ulcers boils eczema or skin troubles Bucklen's Arnica Salve offers prompt relief. Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama cured an ugly ulcer in two weeks using the salve. Will help you. Only 25 cents. Recommended by all dealers.
Cincinnati residents Mr. and Mrs. Rochester Ruggles guests of Mrs. D. M. Parker. Nash and wife spent Friday and Saturday in the city. Harriet Robb spent Sunday with Miss Nellie Butler near Lindale. Misses Kearns Wall Hutson entertained at Mrs. Lulu Wall's Wiltsee home. E. Smith and family and T. H. Gaddis of Cincinnati were Sunday guests. Amelia Woman's Club and Clermont County Club members attended County Federation at Bethel. Mrs. Carr visited city Monday. Mrs. P. M. White left for Martinsville Ind. to stay several weeks. Mrs. Ira Sechrist and children visiting William and Katherine Perkins at Glen Rose. Katherine L Norton of New Bedford Mass reports relief from back pain after Foley Kidney Pills. For backache and kidney ailments, Foley Kidney Pills.
Mrs O B Dudley and daughter attended a shower for Miss Sara Robinson at Mrs O B Knight’s home in Williamsburg. Mrs Thomas of Tabasco visited sister Mrs Neihof. Mrs L H Marsh of Williamsburg visited daughter Mrs O B Moyer. Miss Stella Kain returned from Boston Mena after an extended visit. Ed Aultman and wife visited Chasley Whitmore and wife at Mienor. Miss Coecil Balzer visiting her father at Marathon. Miss Mabel Dudley attended the Oates Robinson wedding last Wednesday. Mr L H Mareh of Williamsburg and Mrs O B Moyer and children were Sunday guests of O M Chaney. Several from this place attended the township convention at Williamsburg Sunday Pm.
A home wedding at the Moorehead residence joined Miss Sara K Robinson of this community to E L Oates of San Diego Cal. The ceremony was at 9:30 am on Wednesday June 4 with Rev Harold Cherke officiating. Guests included Mrs Jennie Corbin Miss Lou Baum Bert Huntington and other relatives. After a brief wedding trip to Dayton and Springfield the couple will reside in San Diego Cal.
Mrs. Nannie Lytle hosted Mrs. Margaret Duchemin and Mrs. Vance of Batavia with Miss Ella M. Lytle of Cincinnati at supper Sunday. Mrs. Amanda Weaver of Owensville visited A. O. Weaver’s family last week. Erma Smith Ruie Goff and Reba Agner have whooping cough. Mrs. Ruth Hutchinson and Mrs. Addie Weaver are on the sick list. Floyd Tieman of Cincinnati spent Sunday with T. O. Turner. John and Omar Hawley of Cincinnati were Sunday guests of L. J. Hawley Clarence Hutchinson and Miss Marie Chaney of Greenberry at H. L. Roushe’s.
The notice touts People Liniment for rheumatic pains and general aches while claiming internal use for Cholera Morbus and bowel disorders. It urges readers to ask a druggist for the product and take no other. The remainder mentions social visits and family travel across towns, including Newtonnville and Owensboro, with named residents and hospitals.
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