Methodist gathering delights with gifts and music
The congregation surprised Pastor Newton and family Friday evening with four beautyfully arranged gifts, two maquette rugs, and a lamp. The night featured music, social conversation, and meals of sandwiches, pickles, and coffee. Ed Davis of Cincinnati and others visited local families. a Sunday school event is set for March 16 at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.v. Newton
Ed Davis
Cincinnati
Geo. Fishback
Martha Wand
Kincaid
Robinson
Bethel
J. Riley
Chas, Voght
J. Vogt
Albert
Elaie
Geo. Weimar
N. Weimar
Local Social Roundup and Obituary Notices
Miss Mertie Cox and Miss Wells visit friends here while J C lenn travels to Cincinnati with his brother Henry. H B Buerkle of Batavia visits C L Cast as measles spread among local children. Mrs Sutton dies at her daughter’s home and interment is in Edenton cemetery. she is mother of ex Commissioner Sutton. Thomas Brunk dies after a week long illness from pneumonia. funeral at 10 a.m. Tuesday and burial in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertie Cox
Indiana
Oak Grove
Sutton
Mary Snider
Edenton Cemetery
Thomas Brunk
Fairview Cemetery
Women suffer kidney disorders often mistaken for sex diseases
Nervousness headaches dark circles back pain and other kidney trouble symptoms are common in women. Foley's Kidney Cure is claimed to restore kidney function, regulate urinary organs, purify blood, and improve overall health, offered by Bunn's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bunn
Death of Joseph Seward in March Leaves Widow and Children
Joseph Seward died March 4 in his 71st year. He leaves a widow and several children. A fuller account of his death will be given next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Seward
A Scientific Wonder Buck Len’s Arnica Salve
A Buck Len’s Arnica Salve ad claims a wide range of cures including piles and ulcers. It cites E R Mulford of Waynesboro Pennsylvania as a cured patient and urges purchase at Nash Pharmacy for 250.
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Bucklen
E. R. Mulford
Local Visits Highlight Portsmouth and Amelia Residents
John Berry of Portsmouth visited Mins Dora Knight Sunday. Henry Laub and his wife of Amelia also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berry
Portsmouth
Henry Laub
Amelia
Kodol Indigestion Cure Promoted by Drug Ad
An advertisement touts Kodol Indigestion Cure for sour stomach and related symptoms. It claims the product restores digestion with natural stomach juices and tonic properties and cites a Ravenswood resident testimonial. Prepared by E C DeWitt & Co in Chicago with references to Bunn’s drug store Batavia Ohio.
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S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
St . Biss Helsing
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Qhicago
Local Notes Show Moves and Happenings in Town
Mrs Warren Curry and Julia Holmes with Clara settle in Feesburg and host friends. Local option vote yields no dry majority. Dr Frank McLean injured hunting. several residents ill. Wedding rumors, funerals, and visiting guests noted along with medical testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar.
Local notes from Moscow and surrounding area
Mrs. Mary Wise visits son F W Wise in Moscow. Williamsburg stock sale draws many locals. Reports of moves, visits, and a future wedding. Kenneth McIver recovery boosts medical circles. Dr King s New Discovery praised for throat and lung ailments with Nash Pharmacy pricing.
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Kenneth McIver
Vanceboro
Nash Pharmacy
Local Notes Share News From Owensville Area
Goshen Histrionic Society performed The Old Dairy Homestead for high school funds. Sam Leever heads to St Louis then Hot Springs for spring training with Pittsburg. James Molloy signs with Springfield Three league. Wilbur Custer buys a new automobile. Lute Froy faces appendicitis. George Irwin to Steubenville for baseball. C A Bishop weds Miss Martha Lash. Advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a cough remedy sold by Buon's Drug Store.
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Owensville
Goshen Histrionic Society
Swank & Molloy Fur Co
Indiana
Sam Leever
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Pittsburg
James Molloy
Norwood
Spingfield
Wilbur Custer
Lute Froy
Clyde Megrue
Ben Kemp
George Irwin
Steubenville
C. A. Bishop
Martha Lash
Kennedy
Buon
Y. S. B. C. Methodist Entertainment at Aireys Bar
The Y. S. B. C. of the Methodist church plans an entertainment at Aireys Bar on Saturday evening March 17 with refreshments to follow. All are invited.
Torture by Savages and Kidney Illness Cured
W M Sherman of Cushing Maine recalls three months of kidney inflammation. He reports Electric Bitters cured him after three bottles. The tonic is said to treat liver complaint dyspepsia blood disorders malaria and restore weakness. Nash Pharmacy guarantees the remedy.
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Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Nash Pharmacy
Local Notices and Social Items From Goshen District
Transacting business in Cincinnati last week. Mrs Albert Daugherty and daughter Mrs Foster visited Mrs H B McMahan of Monterey. James Farrett spent Monday in the city. The Goshen club play Saturday evening was well attended. Protracted meeting closed Sunday night. Mrs Matthew Leonard and A Daugherty are on the sick list. Indigestion cures advertised by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure sold by Bunn's Drug Store.
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Lege
Cincinnati
Albert Daugherty
Foster
B. McMahan
Monterey
James Farrett
Goshen Club
Sylvester Glancy
Wil- Nameburg
Lebanon
Matthew Leonard
A. Daugherty
Jno. Furler
Batavia
Rufus Patterson
Daniel Cover
Local Social Notes From Felicity Area Gatherings
Miss Edna Hicks and Florence Mitchell of Felicity visit friends on Thursday. Mrs Lillie Willis of Cincinnati spends part of the week here. Merideth White and sister Calvin attend a reception in Amelia Tuesday evening. Chas Slade and wife of Batavia arrive Friday. John Addy and wife host Will Addy and family of Gano. Miss Louise Bricker of Baywood visits friends. Dr Edgar Burke spends days with friends in Columbus. Klein Dillman hosts Lee Deen of Hamersville Sunday. Miss Amy Thomas of Higginsport and Harry Dillman wed Monday February 26 at Brooksville Kentucky. They plan home at Ellsberry property on Ash street after April 1. Grace Howe of Mt Auburn visits sister Mrs Frank Bartlow Sunday. D E Carter and wife return from two months with daughter Mrs Jacob Ball of Indianapolis.
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Warren Curry
Julia Holmes
Clara
Feesburg
W. T. Elrod
Ness
A.C. Hutchens and Sons
Harry
John
Hromate
John Griggs
Frank McLean
Ed McAdams
Walter Minter
Lizzie Clark
Jefferson Badgley
Wilhiamsville
Lavina
Bethymer
Bessie Sentman
D. K. Peterson
Ed Hancock
A. T.kain’s
Edna Hicks
Florence Mitchell
Felicity
Lillie Willis
Cincinnati
Merideth
Edgar Burke
Columbus
Klein Dillman
Lee Deen
Hamersville
Amy Thomas
Higginsport
Harry Dillman
Brooksville
Kentucky
Ellsberry
Ash Street
Misa Grace Howe
Mt. Auburn
Frank Barttow
Fritz W. Thomas
E. M. Brown
Batavia
William Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Morris
Harry Brown
Pleasant Ridge
Frank Nash
Mt. Carmel
Meader Johnson
Summerside
J.C. Ford
Chattanooga
Lowell Bennett
Foolproof Kidney Remedy Promised by Rondout Dr Kennedy
An advertisement urges immediate use of Dr. David Kennedy s Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York claiming it cures kidneys liver and blood diseases. It promotes the product as the most certain cure with a price of one dollar and a deal of six bottles for five dollars.
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David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Local Social Notes Record Dozens of Visits and a Funeral
Mrs Clyde Tone visits in California with Mr and Mrs Silas McCormick. J O McKibben hosts Will Nelcamp and family and others from Cincinnati. Mrs M J Swing visits Aberdeen relatives. Dan Davis and wife welcome a baby. Mrs Dave Davis of Georgetown visited Simon Eruestine. Mrs Roy Scott and Ada Scott at Robert Meehan’s near Amelia. Elizabeth Griffith of Feesburg visits son and family. Dora Polasky of Georgetown and Caroline Wolfield of Indianapolis visit Simon Bluesteine. Dora Knight assists Dr Martin in Feesburg. Mrs Harley and Mrs Frank Dann visit Amelia. Mrs Chas Tonsbot dies Tuesday. funeral Thursday at residence. Burial in new cemetery. Husband and three small children survive.
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Clyde Tone
California
Silas McCormick
J.O. McKibben
Will Nelcamp
Cincinnati
Chas
Spresser
Mary
Mra. O
Thompson
M.J. Swing
Aberdeen
Dan Davis
Dave Davis
Georgetown
Simon Eruestine
Roy Scott
Ada Scott
Robert Meehan
Amelia
N. J. Hutson
Elmer Hutson
Everett
Felicity
Harve Hutson
Harry Bode
Stanley
L. W. Hitch
Clif Justice
Bantam
Elizabeth Grifith
Feesburg
Dora Polasky
Caroline Wolfield
Indianapolis
Mra
Simon Bluesteine
Bergetta Rose
Misa Dora Knight
Martin
Harley
Frank Dann
Robi
Huggin
Tonsbot
New
Smale
Local Social News and Events Amid Birthday Joys and Visits
St. Louis visitor Fred Kearns stays with parents while Seber Eppert of Hamilton attends Bowmen Woodruff group gathering with wife. Epworth League hosts a March 17 social at White, McCann and Ellis venues with a 15 cent admissions. Mass convention reports from Batavia. Death notice: J C Ford at Chattanooga. Birth: Lowell Bennett son born March 7 1966.
Dusty chap in blue overalls labeled as leading author
A humorous quip from the Atlanta Constitution contrasts a vacationing author with dusty blue overalls. The joke centers on a supposed writer spending time digging for woolg at a rural site, prompting a poke at literary image versus practical labor.
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Atlanta Constitution
Warning of Pneumonia Dangers in New York and Chicago
An antiquated ad notes deaths in New York and Chicago from pneumonia and touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy that stops coughs and strengthens lungs to prevent pneumonia, urging prompt use and referencing Bunn's drug store.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Bunn
New York
Chicago
N. Y
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