Batavia Ohio notices and promotions across varied trades
Batavia notices advertise loans on real estate, a sale of hotel property, insurance services by J L H Barr Co, new carriage stock by Ransom Griffis, and local business appeals. Merchants promote shoes, groceries, millinery, vegetables, and a gallery exhibit by Well Dickinson while attorney A J Buntin tours court and documents scenic East Fork views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom
Hiram Davis Carriage Co
Cincinnati
Walker & Innis
Williamsburg
Ransom & Griffis
A. J. Buntin
Batavia
Shaw
East Fork
Moore Mill
Duckwall
New Flexible Skin Shoes Offer Comfort at Low Price
This shoe line presents soft flexible skins said to resist cracking and splitting, priced low, rivaling $3.00 shoes. The ad also promotes bargains on ladies collars, rubber circulars, coats, baby shoes, table linen, towels, and dress goods from H. Lindsey & Son, touting tobacco and cotton goods as a headquarters.
Funeral for Mrs Ida Roudebush Draws Immense Crowd
Newtonaville notes a large turnout for the funeral of Mrs. Ida Roudebush with grief shared by husband and parents. Dr Ed Shields and sister Lou visited C M Shriner and wife, while farmers sow oats in the warm spell. A surprise birthday dinner at Hot Schooley’s drew distant guests and neighbors for Mrs Schooley’s day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Work
Sutton
William Roudebush
Robi. Cramer
A. Whitaker
Ida Roudebush
Hearta
Ed. Shields
Lou
Pleasant Hill
C. M. Shriner
Schooley
Lene
Mock Henas
Seed dealer assurances and offer to customers
A promotional note from Moh1st2 HG RNER & SULLIVAN asserts their seeds are fresh and not cold stock. They advertise lawn grass, flower seeds, and honest service with a promise that good seeds yield abundant results, inviting readers to call and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rner & Sullivan
Reverend Jonathan M Smith Dies After Long Life of Faith and Service
Jonathan M Smith of Goshen died March 1 1889 at age 75 after months of illness. He served as postmaster under Hayes and moved from Connecticut to Afton to run a mercantile business. Married three times, his second wife died childless. his third marriage to Hannah Kidd in 1862 produced one son. The Shiloh lodge and related groups issued resolutions praising his character and offering sympathy to his widow and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bev
Cheney
Connecticut
Cincinnati
Afton
Hayes
Hannah Kidd
Old Presbyterian
David Yale
Yale College
Jonathan M. Smith
Goshen
Christ Jesus
Shiloh Lodge
C. F
Live Oak
P. A. Hall
A. Brown
Henry Gibbs
Towit
Clermont County
State of
Ohio
Ohio River
Franklin Township
W. Shinkle
KE. N. Vermiilion
Sarah A. Watson
James E. Moore
James Waterfield
Ray's Run
Les
Enoch Reed
J. ©. Tatman
Olt County
Joan Est
Frazier & RovpEsvad
Tribute to Ida Roudebush A Batavia Woman of Charity
Funeral praise for Ida Anderson Roudebush born 1858 in Newtonsville Ohio. She joined Baptist church young then served Batavia and Newtonsville churches, married William Roudebush in 1878, had two sons Willie and Allen, and was revered as a devoted wife mother and community worker with strong intellect and kindness. She died March 11 1889 at 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enius
Ida Anderson Roudebush
W. 8
Mary Anderson
Newtonsville
Clermont County
Ohio
Baptist Church
Friend of
National Normal School
Lebanon
Warren County
William Franklin Roudebush
Batavia
Willie
Allen
Army of the Lord
Newtonnville
Ita
Reading Circle Meeting Friday at Samuel Houser Residence
Reading Circle announces a Friday night gathering at Samuel Houser’s home with a planned program. Ralph Bingham the boy orator spoke here Friday and Saturday evenings delivering lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
Samuel Houser
Cincinnati visit noted and local developments reported
Sethe and others traveled to Cincinnati for library matters. The derrick and gas well were removed. Charles Carter stayed home sick for two weeks. Miss Mary Dunn went to Cincinnati for medical college. Mrs. Dr. Thompson shopped there. The No 15 Club met at Miss Mary Tices with a good time. A birthday dinner honored Rev George Swing and M J Swing. Captain E G Penn repairs the turnpike. W P Devon pushes work with twenty teams and many workers. General Sam Cary lectured at Cherry Grove on wines of the Bible and Moses or Ingersol. Weather and frogs prompt spring talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Swing
Tabasco
E.G. Penn
W.P. Devon
Sam Cary
Cherry Grove
Moses
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glermont Gourier
William 8. Walker
Bantam, Ghiov ” Mehiets
C. Newton
Tax Northern Insurance Company
J. L. H. Barr & Co
Trojan
H. Linpsley & Son
Jae
Dickinson
Kline
E. M. Norris
Harmer & Sullivan
Klines Gallery
Littte
Sam
Aguee
John Robinson
County Building
Wes Third Street
Sandoff
Adams County Normal
D. N. Cross
West Union
F. E. Swicg
Puu
H. Lindsey & Son
Newtonaville
Remembe
Rance
Anderson Roudebush
Dickiyagay
Comogaeeton
Wilder & CO
Civicinnati
Imperial Plows
West Sixth St
Elm
Dick’s
Ross
Uckeye
Monarch Corn and Cob
E. F. Harmeyer
Walnut St
C.pa
Ccredit Cash
Sycamore Street
Elgin
Waltham
Empire Watch Club CO
Peeineat Park Row
New York
A. Detzel
East Third Street
Cincinninati
O Mch
Ralph Bingham
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Flanagan
Clermontville
F. Kennedy
Samuel Page
M. Jacobs & Son
Charles McGown
Stella Houser
Amelia
Bethel
Johnston Beach
Roseann Richards
W. J. Quarry
Thomas Donald
Anna Watson
Moses Porter
W. Carley
Penn’s School House
E. A. Simmerman
Boots College
Pork and Beef Packers
East Pearl Street
AREKA
Fitzwater Bros
Inocenies
Main Street
Orprice’s
United States
W. E. Mattox
ER Q. Crane
Bantam
Janiors
C. Bishop
Attorney At Law
Clermont House
Janlots
Hotels
Felicity, OH
Frank Hurdle
HE Ohio House
Ellsworth House
Wee
Georgetown
Biehn
A. M. Kautz
Odt
Dick Botel
Moscow
W. F. Smidle
Lecal
Cterifa
Clermont
Hattie Watson
Sopdie M. Watson
Court of Common Pleas
Hunt
Vine ST
Goshen Seminary
Ipoorporaen
William Haight
The
A. H. Hease’s
Amelia, C
Boston
Milford
H. I. Robinson
Hiatt
Niraervprn
Crete
Ohf
I Noleon Holter
Wall
Kaufman’s Liquor Store
N. E. Cor
Pearl and Sycamore
Bute Est
Pearl & Sycamore
DYE House
Robert Walker
Third St
Volaz’s
Ban Francisco
Vine
West Sixth Street
Cees
Timothy and
Clover
Ik Een My Ving
D. Roudebush
Goshen, Ohio
Samuel C. Cox
West Fourth St
Cincinnat
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