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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
5
A testimonial from Mrs G A McVay of Alexandria Ohio claims rapid stopping of hair loss after using Ayer's Hair Vigor. The ad urges prompt use to save hair and restore gray hair color, offering 1.00 per bottle and mail order via J C A Co Lowell Massachusetts.
Crosstown guests of E C Ireton and wife at Sunday visit. W C T U convention attendance reported. Deerfield visits and local singers noted. An ice cream parlor opens as crop prospects look good. Deafness ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure and a money offer for cure claims. Local druggists sell Hall's pills.
G W Rice spent Saturday with his son Lorain Rice and wife of Dayton. Mrs John Alexander and son Charley visited L H Nichols and family. Miss Ina Bettle of Anderson Indiana visits friends here. Frank Willis bought a new buggy. Many attended the Nicholsville commencement Tuesday night. The Sapp residence is being repainted. Mrs Neal Pellereine injured in a fall. Mrs Michael Hauck visits her Higginsport parents. EB Cook and wife spent Sunday with Hugh McNair and wife. Grace Dunn returned home after visiting cousin Flossie Dunn of Nicholsville.
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio, a Dayton Volkezeitung reader, bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm for his wife who suffered eight weeks with back pain. After a few days she felt renewed and the pain vanished, enabling her to resume chores. The liniment is sold by Beck's Pharmacy.
Will Warren of Nebraska returns to visit his mother Mrs. H. C. Warren with sister Mrs. Shannon and twin daughters from Cincinnati. Also present are Mrs. Nancy Doughty of Amelia and Mrs. Side Shannon. Other items note electrical road delays, storm injuries to Mrs. Lindsey, and local school building repair reports.
Misses Carrie and Valera Hartshorn return from a visit with their brother Robert in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Ben Cushard travel back to Mt Olivet Kentucky after the death of Mrs Cushard brother Robert Howard. R Feethouston is home briefly after illness. Earl Grimes arrives from Chicago after six months. Harry Hartsborn did business in New Richmond. Mrs Lida Kinsell Addison of Columbus visits her mother and sisters. Mrs Charles McMath's friends hear of her improvement.
In town notes residents discuss visits and travels, with Nellie Toon and Cara Willsey returning home from Indianapolis. Several locals and visitors are named, including Mr. and Mrs. Winspear, Mrs. Armacost, and Rev. A. L. Brokaw. The school board met, no superintendent chosen, and the position remains open for applicants. Bucklen's Arica Salve is advertised for skin and minor injuries with testimonials from Virginia and Ohio readers.
Miss Anna Lyons of Dayton hosts Miss Hattie Simmons this week. Miss Daisy Reese visits relatives. Tiaac Armacost and son Albert call on local friends. Mr and Mrs Noah Kebb of Moscow are guests. Miss Anna Armacost spent time in the Queen City. Howard Ireton buys a new buggy. Elmer Fridman of Clermontville reports a cancer cure claims Druggist G W Roberts Elizabeth WV and Bucklen’s Amica Salve. Mrs Jane Page dies, service at M E church, Carmel cemetery. Ray Purkhiser of Moscow visiting friends.
Miss Leonia M Pullin of Manchester arrived Tuesday to spend weeks with cousin Mrs Charlies Fagin. Miss Mamie Spider stays a few days in Queen City. John Hesselman and George Bennett toured New Richmond Thursday. Mrs Charlies Miller of Newport Kentucky visits. Sue Prudent passed through town recently. Miss Myrtle Silvers of New Richmond visited friends here last week. Mrs Jobo Lindsey of Newport Kentucky spent days here with Mrs Georgia uider.
An ad promotes Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure claiming it cures catarrh by reaching the inflamed areas, with a month’s supply for one dollar, plus free guidance from the discoverer. The notice urges immediate order and includes address details for Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia.
Bethel recounts visits and health notes with Anna Halse of Columbus as guest of parents near town. Residents visit relatives in Mt Holly Augusta Marathon Bantam and Cincinnati. Amy Shields, Bessie Belt ill, and Edgar Burke returns from Ohio State University.
Little Virginia Bagby of Cincinnati visits grandparents Mr and Mrs R D Sapp this week. Several locals share visits with friends including Miss Rose Igh and families from Batavia Owensville Milford and Miamiville. A local ball at the mill drew a good crowd. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised for digestion.
Mrs Ida Markland of Main St Batavia Ohio says she found relief from rheumatism after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills. She bought a box at Dr Bunn's drug store and notes the medicine is splendid. Pills priced at 50 cents a box sold by dealers of Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Each package bears the portrait and signature of A W Chase M D.
Mr and Mrs John Turner and children of Indianapolis were guests of Mr and Mrs N A Scott. Miss Willie Whittacre of Morrowtown visited Milford friends. Miss Cora Sanford left for Peoria Illinois for a several week visit. Mrs Henry Hodges will entertain the M E aid Society today. Mrs W C Dickinson of Urbana has been the aunt of her daughter Mrs Charles Sederberg. Mrs C W Eldredge of Cincinnati was guest of Mrs A W Wilson last week. Clermont county WCTU held their appeal basket picnic on Mrs Gee Witham's lawn Friday. A number of guests from surrounding villages were present.
Brown of Summit and Drake of Newtown attend gatherings at multiple homes including Miss Ethel Jese’s and Miss Catherine Nicker’s. Miss Alice Day closes her school at aes Ridge and returns home for vacation. Miss Rachel Vogt returns from Cincinnati. Miss Teman and friend visit Mr and Mrs Von Seggerp over weekend.
A severe thunder storm caused damage to cattle and property. Mrs. Thomas Rust visits her mother on Eight Mile. Will Bethymer returns to Hamilton after an extended visit. Will Mason is confined to his room with whooping cough. Frank Fetzer conducted business here last week. Mise Mollie Swein returns home from Bethel to stay with Mrs. H EB Moore on Cave Soldier. A group including Charles Fagin Walter Manning and William Judd left for Ivorydal to work in Proctor and Gamble soap? works.
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana says ten years bedridden with kidney disease found no relief from top doctors until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. He reports it a Godsend and says it helped him after treatment by Dr John Bunn and Son.
Miss Clara Kirk of Cincinnati visits the Scott family in Manville Lyon and family while Miss Michie Pierce remains on the sick list. Mrs. Ed Glenn returns from a week with her city daughter. Wm Barr, Mr Campbell and spouses spend Sunday with the Renner family in Goshen. Jesse Jordan of Lebanon visits friends and Earl Witham joins in Sunday calling.
The letter from Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri describes five years of kidney disease, poor diet, and failed remedies before stating Foley's Kidney Cure cured him in under two bottles and left him sound and well. Sold by Dr John Bunn & Son.
The document lists cash on hand loans on mortgage security and stock or passbook security, plus furniture and fixtures and real estate liabilities. It shows disbursements including salaries, repairs on real estate, taxes, and dividends, totaling 1029.65 with profit and loss figures following.
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