Local brief notes and notices from Cincinnati area
Community tidbits report Miss Mattie A Barr in Cincinnati for a few days Vesper Stouder purchasing a property near the traction to build a new house Thomas Garrison visiting his father in Dayton Cust and wife visiting their father in Clarkesville Mrs Rono Barr aged citizen ill Birth announcements cite a girl born to Mr and Mrs William Whitenack and a girl born to Mr and Mrs Ben Eltzroth Health ad warns against mercury in catarrh remedies and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills with Toledo origin and pharmacist sales claims
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie A. Barr
Cincinnati
Vesper Stouder
Traction
Thoma4
Garrison
Dayton
CL. Cust
Clarkesville
Rono Barr
Wm. Whitenack
Ben Eltzroth
Local Notes and Society Updates Include Readings and Visits
Delayed bulletin notes Mrs Francis Kinsell in fragile condition with little change. Visitors include R L Johnston. Mrs John Phillips travels to Indiana to visit sister. Rev Phillips accompanies her. Marie Moreton entertains alumni. Alfred La Guidari of Naples reads an insightful paper on Naples culture. Jarman and Misses Nell Jarman and Georgia Manning attend. Nettie Wade to host meeting in April. Buck Jen’s Arnica Salve advertised as cure-all with Nash Pharmacy listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kinsell
R. L. Johnston
John Phillips
Indiana
Rev. Phillips
Marie Moreton
Alumni Association
Alfred la Guidari
Naples
Italy
Frank Jarman
Nell Jarman
Georgia Manning
Nettie Wade
Mina Daisy Kinsel
Jessie Turner
Wiley’s Bank
Local residents visit relatives and guests in area
Charles Rust and family of Redbank are guests of Mrs Susan Collins. Mrs Eliza VanCamp is at home after a stay with relatives in Linwood. Mrs Dora McKinnie of Hartwell spent Sunday with her parents Robert Needham and wife. Mrs Wheeler spends a few days in Milford. Miss Edith Van Camp of Linwood visited relatives here. Homer Hahn and wife of Modest called on friends. Thomas Woods returns home after winter in Columbus. Horace Mepdenba of Norwood recently guest of Milton Schooley family. William Applegate and family of Woodside Place visited Richard Shumard's family. Cyrus Riding of Shiloh called on friends Friday. Miss Emma Shumard spent Sunday with relatives near Edenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rust
Redbank
Susan Collins
Eliza VanCamp
Linwood
Dora McKinnie
Hartwell
Robert Needham
Columbus
Horace Mepdenba
Norwood
Milton Schooley
William Applegate
Woodside Place
Richard Shumard
Cyrus Riding
Shiloh
Emma Shumard
Edenton
John McCarty
Spence
William McGrue
Walter Hogan
Slus Bishop
West End
Jacob Reiche
Cincinnati
Jefferson Dickerson
Walter Leever
Charles McGrue
Madisonville
F. B. Bishop
Brown-Clermont County Teachers’ Institute
Batavia
Pearl Andrews
Loveland
Wilbur Custer
Mary Dillinger
Belfast
Mary Gregory
Cox
William McGrew
Xenia
Pneumonia Deaths Share In New York And Chicago
Report shows during now and December 1908 one fifth of deaths in New York and Chicago were from pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar stops cough heals lungs and prevents pneumonia, reducing risk of serious results. Buon's Drug Store sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
N. Y
Foley
Buon
Entertainment event raises funds for Methodist church
Cecelia Smider reports a Saturday night program by the Methodist church group the L B C drew cheers and $50 in proceeds. Cincinnati visitors Kate Wichard and William Dougherty stayed with relatives last week. William Fetter and wife joined them for a Sunday visit. Various locals and guests are listed with trips to Cincinnati and Derby towns, along with upcoming moves and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Smider
B. C
Methodist ‘Church
Kate Wichard
Wm. Dougherty
Cincinnati
William Fetter
T. A. Mitchell
Lizzie Favrer
Hassie Crane
Bethel
Dr. Leever
J. A. Dumas
Lima
Monas Apgar
Lynchburg
Berwanger
Fayettsville
Gus Luen
John Furber
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs and Local News
A letter from A. M. Ake of Wood Ind credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing advanced lung trouble after years of hemorrhages and failed treatments. The item also lists community notes: local visits, property sale at $682, jury service, and oblique references to medical endorsements and Nash Pharmacy.
Local Notices and Social News From Belfast Area
Miss Irene Stall travels to Cincinnati for work. Mr and Mrs Jordan visit Wm Shane family in Salem. John Crone of Union Central Life, Cincinnati, is home with lagrippe. Mrs Morton Stall and Ellen of Mason visit Stall family. Local youth enjoy sleighing last Friday. Frank Stall gains telephone. Milt Hill repairs property at Walker residence. Sick note for Marie Wilson. Ora Griswold and family visit Frank Dale. Ed Walker visits Town Camp Newtonsville. Dale and Groves make business trip to Newtonsville. W C T U meeting postponed due to weather. Farewell to Mrs W Shane who resigns as president. Belfast Dramatic Club presents The Country Kid at I C C F Hall Newtonsville Saturday March 24. Doors 7, admission adults 0 cents kids free.
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Irene Stall
Cincinnati
Jordan
Wm. Shane and Family
Salem
John Crone
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Morton Stall
Ellen
Mason
Walker
Marie
Wilson
Ora Griswold
Modest
Frank Dale
Ed Walker
Town Camp
Newtonsville
David Groves
W.C.T. U
W. Shane
Pasiion
Belfast Dramatic Club
Local Social Roundup Touches Clover and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs John Patton of Clover spent Sunday with D B South and family. Miss Lizzie Prickett visits relatives in Cincinnati. Miss Mary Ryan left for home near Pt Isabel due to her mother’s illness. J M Milner of Augusta Ky guest of relatives last week. Dr J P Hoggins and daughter visited Sam Channels family at Bantam. Lollie Thomas and son George with Miss Etelia Beacham of Williamsburg were entertained at J F Parkers. Tom Moore of Cincinnati called on friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs B C Rose hosted a six o clock dinner Friday. Rev and Mrs L A Washburn of Manchester and Miss Georgia Pool attended. Miss Audrey Williams was a Sunday guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patton
Clover
D. B. South
Lizzie Prickett
Cincinnat
Mary Ryan
Isabel
J. M. Milner
Augusta
J.P. Hoggins
Daugh
Will Deen
Zadie
Sam Channels
Bantam
Mia
Lollie Thomas
George
Etelia Beacham
Williamsburg
J. F. Parker
Tom Moore
Cincinnati
Friends
B.C. Rose
L. A. Washburn
Manchester
Georgia Pool
Audrey Williams Wan
Torture by Savages and a Cure by Electric Bitters
A Cashing Maine resident W M Sherman recalls kidney inflammation endured for three months. He credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure after three bottles. The sale is offered by Nash Pharmacy for 60 cents.
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Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Nash Pharmacy
Summerside Weddings and Local Notices From Town Events
News notes record several social items including marriages in Summerside and visitors to and from local families. The couple Gail Hannah and Blanche Elisberry wed at the parsonage with Rev. A G Newton officiating. A reception followed by the groom’s parents Mr. and Mrs Jess Hannah. Also noted are visits by J F Israel and family and travel News. Local ads promote Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with testimonials and sale by Bunns Drug Store.
Local notes of arrivals marriages and visits in Williamsburg
Walter Minter shows improvement as residents migrate to town including Richard Stump and family from Batavia. Grazley Hageman and wife move to New Vienna to join son Miller who bought a grocery and hardware store. Local visits include Miss Beatrice Shuman, Miss Lucile Frazier and Miss Mina Rathgaber. A wedding to Rube Schinks on March 11 and other family visits are noted. An ad promotes Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar from Bunn's Drug Store.
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Walter Minter
Richard Stump
Batavia
Grazley Hageman
New Vienna
Miller
Will Cameron
Philo
Illinois
Ed Birmingham
Cincinnati
Beatrice Shuman
Otia Walker
Rosabell Cobb
Dawson
Dawson, Mr. Coteriif
Lucile Frazier
Ed Rush
Mina Rathgaber
Adah Peterson
D. K. Peterson
Rube Schinks
Local Marathons and Town Happenings Reported in Letter Form
Birth announced for Dr. Ireton son to Mr. and Mrs. T. L. White on March 12. Social visits include Mrs. Thomas Smith and companion with G. W. Palmer family in town. Measles abating. no new cases and recoveries noted. Accidents include a broken arm from Mrs. J. R. Johnson and a leg fracture for Arthur Pratt. both recovering. Court session opened by Esquire Hutchinson with upcoming jury trial over property dispute between Allen Moyer ve and James Zink. Dramatic play in Fayetteville drew a large crowd. Taylor Chapel circuit held its third quarterly meeting. Palmer couple attended funeral in Cincinnati for Joseph Will. V. Sweet to move to Wyoming for farming with brother Will. Local yard business reported as strong. Holmes and Busherman served on jury for probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. R. Hartman
Williamsburg
F. M. White
J. R. Johnson
Arthur Pratt
Lewis Maloit
Sharp
Esquire
Mia
Joseph Will
V. Sweet
Wyoming
Will
Doar
Holmes
W. Busherman
Local Social Notes From Amelia Area Visited By Friends
Mer and Mre Thomas Wyatt and Dr Harry Robinson visit Cincinnati. Emmerson moves from Olive Branch. Lytle of Columbia buys store goods from David Thomas & Son and assumes charge on the 201b. James Taylor ill with pneumonia. John Huntington attends Institute in Batavia. Epworth League social at homes of White McCann and Ellis succeeds socially and financially. Mr and Mrs Meir of Chicago visit grandparents Hugh Weat and C M Edwards. Anna Gaskins and daughter Alice visit Batavia. Charlie McCann of Cincinnati visits parents. Etta Phillips of Mt Carmel visits J J Armstrong and wife. Florence Maphet accepted clerkship with Lytle. Sunday guests include Syrus Cooper and wife and Mrs Hattie Beck. Strieff family called to ill grandmother in Batavia. Mrs E O Lease hosts Amelia schools graduates. Young people enjoy a birthday gathering at J Hutson home with Will Hutson. luncheon for about 40.
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Mer
Mre
Thomas Wyatt
Harry Robinson
Cincinnati
Emmerson
Olive Branch
O. A. Lytle
Columbia
David Thomas & Son
James Taylor
John Huntington
Batavia
Epworth League
Joseph White
B. F. McCann
Samuel Ellis
John Meir
Chicago
Hugh Weat
C. M. Edwards
Anna Gaskins
Alice
Charlies McCann
McCann
Etta Phillips
Mt. Carmel
J. J. Armstrong
Florence Maphet
Mr. Lytle
Thomas & Son
Syrus Cooper
Hattie Beck
Bethel
Thomas Strieff
E. O. Lease
Amelia Schools
J. Hutson
Will
Supreme Court OKs Public Library Building in Lebanon
The Supreme Court grants Lebanon the right to construct suitable quarters for a public library funded by Andrew Carnegie, described as a gift to the town.
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Lebanon
Supreme Court
Andrew Carnegie
Patent nostrums and a factory expansion news brief
Foley and Co originators of Honey and Tar promote their remedy while warning against imitations. News notes a new Epworth Heights factory for Victor Stamping Co. and a Hillsboro arrest with liquor. Advertisements tout Dr King’s New Life Pills Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and local drug store sales.
Josephine Bess Sues for Divorce in Clermont County Ohio
Josephine Bess files for divorce from Harrison Bess in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas. The petition cites absence of over three years and requests restoration to her former name. Case details include a hearing starting April 19, 1906, with attorney Ewing C. Ey representing the plaintiff.
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Josephine Bess
Harrison Bess
Arrison Bess
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Harrison
A. D
Epwin C. EY
Platoof
Kidney trouble blamed on women by superstition
Women are more often affected by kidney disorders than men yet misattributed symptoms to female weakness. Nervousness headache dark circles back pain signal kidney trouble that must be treated. Foley's Kidney Cure is claimed to restore health for weak nervous women and strengthen urinary organs. Baun's drug store.
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Foley
Tom
Baun
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Anna Spetz
Edna Hill
Mary McKay
Edna Philhour
Carrie Caldwell
Bessie Chamberlain
Inez
Zetta Mitchell
Fred McKay
B. T. Davie
James Craver
Allensburg
Clarence Airey
Georgetown
A. M. Ake
Wood
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Goshen
Sheriff Gorman
Irene Burger
Will Hackett
Charles Waits
Benjamin Kemp
Bert Bowser
Kenneth McIver
Vanceboro
Dr. King
Ramon
Wiggonaville
J. F. Israel
C. E. Goodyear
South
Howard Bredwell
Charlotte
W. M.scott
A. G. Newton
Summerside
Laclede Kennedy
Jess Hannah
Fulton Avenue
Walnut Hills
Jake Moore
Atlanta
T. L. White
Ireton
Thomas Smith
Friend
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G. W. Palmer
Amelia
William Wolf
James Smith
Jeannette Short
Hulington
Lawrence Cochonower
G. R. Frenger
Lee W. Short
John Cochonower
Mary Pommert
Albany
Cw . Brown
Petersburg
N.Y
Foley & Co
Bunn’s Drug Store
Epworth Heights
Victor Stamping Company
Charles Day
Hillsboro
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