Walnut Hills family moves into nearby property west of town
Francis Fomorin and family from Walnut Hills have moved into Anna Babbler’s property west of town. Mrs James Craver of Allensburgh spent Sunday as a guest of her father. Miss Lou Ireland hosted several friends for an evening. The minstrel show at a local venue drew a good crowd. The Goshen club plans an entertainment at Uripe’s hall next Saturday evening March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Fomorin
Walnut Hills
Anna Babbler
James Craver
Allensburgh
Lou Ireland
Guy
Roy Craver
Wm. Craver
Craver
Isaac Turner
Perintown
John Miler
Goshen Club
Uirey
Della Muchmore
Allie Burgher
Granville Rust
Monterey
Jas. Saddler
Woodside Place Measles at Lorado Farm Institute Prompt Park Plan
Several residents contract measles at the Lorado farmers' institute. George W and John Stouder secure contract to clean F W Roudebush grove for park conversion with a dam and lake. Local moves include Wm Carr into John Grosnickle property and Hate Pringle into the vacated house. Various visits and social events noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Lorado
Qeo
Dumford
Henry Lair
Sarah Stouder
Frank Grosnickle
Edenton
Woman’s Kidney Health Warns Against Ignoring Signs
Women suffer kidney disorders more often and misattribute symptoms to sex related issues. Nervousness, headaches, dark circles, and back pain signal kidney trouble. Foley’s Kidney Cure has restored health for many weak nervous women by stopping irregularities and strengthening urinary organs. Bunn’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bunn
Delayed visit and opening events with Cincinnati attendees
Delayed trip by Mrs. D. B. Moreton and Ruth to Cincinnati on Thursday. Mrs. Anna Rupright and Miss Mollie Staats visited the Lazarus wholesale millinery opening. City visitors included Mrs. Chas. Cashard and others. The remains of John Delano were brought to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Moreton
Ruth
Cincinnati
Anna Rupright
Mollie Staats
Lulu Adrain
Lazarus’ Wholesale
Chas. Cashard
Jobo Wade
Mre
Ellis DeBruler
Lytie
B. C. Laugh
M. W. Cox
James Lemar
Frank Glaser
F. C. Keiser
Clarence Donley
Wits
John Delano
Alumni Meeting and Local Notices in Carthage Area
The high school alumni plan a meeting on Saturday March 10 at Miss Maria Moreton's home with a program including music, devotional exercises, quotations from Whittier, biographies, recitations, and musical solos. Other notes celebrate marriages, sickness, travel, and visits among local residents.
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Neville
Maria Moreton
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Promoted for Nervousness
The article touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York as the most successful treatment for nervousness caused by confined domestic life. It claims the remedy promotes natural digestion and imparts tone to the nervous system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Rondout
New York
Local Notables Move and Marriages Reported
Lewis Malott relocates to a farm near Marathon and Joseph Simonton moves to the David Ireton farm. Ira Caldwell visits his parents and a new baby is welcomed by Florence Armstrong and husband. F. W. Wise hosts Henry Davidson’s family. John Hill property purchased by Caldwell. Rumor of Nicholas Malott’s marriage. W.4 H Ireton and family hosted by F. W. Walker. Edward Oligee buys a horse from Hartman brothers. Dike Walker sells hogs to George Washington. George Henderson visits from Williamsburg. F. W. Wise sells another horse. Miss Fannie Carr and Frank Beam wed with Rev. Shinkle officiating. Post office robbed of a registered package. Dick Smith arrested and released on bond. Uncle Sam presiding over the case today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Malott
Marathon
Joseph Simonton
David Ireton
Ira Caldwell
Florence Armstrong
F. W. Wise
Henry Davidson
F. W. Walker
Edward Oligee
Hartman Brothers
Columbus
Dike Walker
George Washington
George Henderson
Williamsburg
Fannie Carr
Frank Beam
Rev. Shinkle
Dick Smith
Sam
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs with Foley's Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Ind describes severe lung hemorrhages years earlier. After failing with several physicians he used Foley's Honey and Tar and now reports sound lungs. The ad claims it stops cough heals lungs and prevents serious colds. Refuse substitutes. Bunn's drug store.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Bunn’s
Local social notes and events from St Bernard area
Mrs John Bushelman and Mrs Rose Graham visited in St Bernard while other social updates note Mrs Harry Kearns travel to Georgetown for an uncle's death. The M E helping circle met with twenty members and served lunch. Obituary listed for Delilah Reece 66 with funeral at M E church. Community rounds include visits, clubs, and church groups, plus a Kennedy laxative cough syrup promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bushelman
St. Bernard
Rose Graham
Hugh Weat
Harry Kearns
Georgetown
Evans
F. M. Edwards
M. E. Helping Circle
James Kellam
Tusculum
Margarita Chapter O. BE. goes to Ripley for lodge
Names of residents and visitors appear in a scattered local notice listing flights to Ripley Catavia Indianapolis and Tuscalam with several ladies and gentlemen mentioned by initials and surnames in a sequence of social activities during a recent week.
Local notes and visits fill week in community
Visitors include Mrs. Lewis Addison of Columbus at her mother Mrs. Kinsell while James Lemar, Miss Edith Lemon of Neville and others called on local friends. Rev. Phillips completed a Pt. Pleasant revival. A fire at Mr Lowes residence caused little damage. Medical notices praise Dr King s New Discovery and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with local endorsements.
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Whittier
Miss Kayser
J. G. Whittier
Miss Sontag
SER Reid Iiss
Sesc
Mies Wade
Cora Primmer
Ruth Moreton
Miss Norris
Miss Lemon
Miss Glaser
Pattison
Kayser and
Moreton
Harry Hartshorn
Maud Manning
Felicity
Carthage
Ohio
Calvary
John Phillips
Alice Mears
Cincinnati
W.L. Bureau
Columbus
Alice Mound
Coryville
Henry Wenzel
Pt. Pleasant
Mary Cushard
Anna Ayrie
Anna Rupright
Dr. Roberts
New Richmond
Kinsell
Charles Miller
Edith Lemon
Neville
W.S. Purkhiser
A. F. “Ayser
J. C., Howard
Bethesda Hospital
Lowes
Local notes and moves fill town life column
Judge Malsbarry’s friends praised his Times Star appearance while residents report sales, moves, new jobs and family milestones. People like William Henning securing Dayton work, Charles Smiths’ granddaughter in Jefferson City, and several families relocating to Amelia, Hamlet, and California. Community events include a Sunday Christian Chapel service and a Ladies’ Helping circle dinner.
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Charles F. Malsbarry
Times Star
M. Kaila
Frank Ulrey
Charles Ulrey
Christian Chapel
William Henning
The
Cash Register Co
Dayton
Charles Smith
Carrie Smith Flanders
Jefferson City
Elijah Myrick
Cincinnati
Dawson
Madisonville
James Sillett
Amelia
Anna Kincaid
William Clark
South Bantam
Nettie Pearce
Norwood
Leon Liston
Charles Hesse
Hamlet
California
Christian Sabbath School
Hold
Moes
William Lytle
Forest
Linwood
Henry Danby
T. P. Myrick
Frea Warren
Fruit Hill
Clarence Fagin
Olin Pagin
Blok—Mra
Karl Louok
St Patrick social at Bethel to benefit M E church
Bethel residents note a St Patrick social planned for the M E church in Swing's hall on the 17th. Local social notes include various visits and travels among residents: Hansgen in Cincinnati, Eva Howe visiting Felicity, Aus Day with John White in Feesburg, and others visiting family or hosting guests across Ripley Felicity Batavia Richmond and Amelia. Protracted meeting ongoing at the Baptist church. Emmett Wadsworth welcomed a new baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Fitzpatrick
W. H. Banister
R. L. Norris
Batavia
Harley Moberly
Windsor
Illinois
C. M. Harrison
Aon
Albert
Richmond
Indiana
P. 8
Reed
Summer Brown
Cincinnati
Gail Hannah
Atwood
Sardinia
John Addy
The
Baptist Church
Emmett Wadsworth
Wilford Steelman
Sarah Burnside
Clover
Everett Cochran
Ripley
Friends
Flo Dillman
Unhealthy Kidneys Warn of Impure Blood
Early 20th century ad urges that kidney disorders cause broader illness and promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as the remedy. It claims kidneys purify blood and affect all organs, offering samples by mail and bottles in 50 cent and one dollar sizes from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Case No 12304 Divorce Petition and Probate Notices
Case No 12304 from Clermont County Ohio lists Josephine Beas seeking a divorce from Harrison Bess on grounds of willful absence over three years and name restoration. Also published are probate notices appointing J F Dial as executor of Mary J Dial and an administrator for Joseph M Taglee with dates noted in February 1904 and February 1906. A fresh car load of unrelated text follows.
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Harrison Bess
Fife Bess
Josephine Beas
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
A. D
Josephine Bess
Epwin C. Ely
Med7ia
Onlo
Mary J. Dial
Said County
A . J. F. Dial
Wrebét
Ened
Bete Court
State of
Obi
Joseph M. Taglee
Coun
Taylor
Fem NichoLs & Nichols
Atty
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