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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
5
Notices show Mt Carmel office hours reduced to Thursday Friday and Saturday each week after April 1 1903. Also local society news lists Amelia and Milford residents visiting New Richmond Cincinnati and Tabasco with Miss Edna Lee Mrs Wirth and others. An Ohio state affidavit from Toledo 1886 promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with Frank J Cheney claiming payment for untreatable cases.
News notes report visits by Mt Pisgah and Lindale residents, a death in Levanna, and social calls in Norwood and Cincinnati. Also mentions Witch Hazel Salve ad, DeWitt’s patent medicine, Dr Henry Ogden’s visit, and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promotion with Nash’s Pharmacy.
Mrs Clyde Dugan and Mrs William Hilland, children of Morrowtown, visit relatives in our village. Miss Lena Petard and mother spend Friday with Lorado friends, William VanCamp family, visiting Linwood. Asa Shomard of Goshen and family spend Sunday with Richard Shumard’s. John Britain returns from winter in Dayton. Misse eeeeedham and parents visit Blanchester at C L Shumerd’s home. Mrs Thomar VanArmo will leave soon.
Dr King s New Life Pills marketed for indigestion liver and bowel troubles. Local residents Griswold Layman and Helen Mcvoilutm visit from Moores Fork. A Friday schoolhouse debate draws few due to illness and bad weather. Mrs Eliza Griswold visits Marathon with daughter Mary Predmore. Farmers hustle to harvest corn for spring planting. J Rosselott visits his brother near Boston. Maggie Smith visits family. Della Louis hosts a quilting gathering.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Ga suffered six months with a frightful running sore on his leg and writes that Bucklen's Amica Salve cured it in five days. Promises cure for ulcers wounds and piles. Only 25 cents. Sold by Nash's Pharmacy Satavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
After April 1, 1908, our Miss Emma Kennedy has returned from a visit with Cincinnati relatives. Prof. and Mrs. F. FE. Crane of Cincinnati spent weekend with his parents here. Herman Bernstein of New Boston is in town this week at the Banister hotel in the optical business. Remember the Sobt Concert Co. at the Opera House Monday evening, last number on the course. Mrs. J. H. Laycock and grandson Roger Hannaford of Cincinnati were entertained Sunday by Isaac Laycock family. Miss Stella Morris and Ada Scott visited Cincinnati friends Sunday. Rev. Smith, father of Mrs. Ella Young, died at his Hamersville home last Friday. funeral Sunday afternoon. Miss Edna Poole of Lockland and a lady friend are mentioned.
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing her sick child after pneumonia and a terrible cough. The ad promotes the remedy as the only sure cure for coughs colds and lung diseases priced 50 cents and 1.00 with trial bottles free from Nash’s Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
Mrs. Frankie Kinsell and Miss Josephine Gregg visit Mrs. Lida Addison in Columbus. Georgia Manning returns from Newport and Walnut Hills. Mrs. H. D. Manning visits Franklin. James Ingram returns from Tennessee. Purkhiser and Davis conduct business in Cincinnati and New Richmond. Mrs. Fred Fridman from Clermontville visits. Dr. Purkhiser receives visit from Cincinnati. Geo. Wyatt, a visitor. C. C. Smith from Mt. Pisgah spends time at Pattison home. Remains of Mrs. Otis Bushman brought to Pi Pleasant for interment. funeral held with Rev. Salt. A husband and three children left in mourning. John McDulin moves family to Jarman farm. Selby and friends visit New Richmond. Frank Chambers and brother buy Mount’s farm near town. public sale held there. Rev. T. W. Salt ends special services at Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. Belle Heider and child visit Cincinnati. Bureau and wife visit Queen City. Alonzo Judd ill. Moreton grandchildren visit Pattison home. Loaf Nefisgar ill with consumption. Willie Bureau at Felicity. Winnie Yates reenlists in Philippines. to be sent home in September. Clarence Carley visits for professional matters. Ed Tilton moves into Lemar’s house. Sallie Brown returns from Cincinnati visit. Sick list includes Mrs. Avey, T. J. Gallagher, Pauline Reither, Willie Wolf, F. C. Hall. Elias Hester from Mt Pisgah visits area.
Local report touts John Blount’s full recovery from rheumatism credited to Chamberlain's Pain Balm after leading physicians failed. The note highlights prompt relief and lists Nash's Pharmacy as seller. A community theater cast is announced with numerous local names and roles.
Mrs Samuel K Smith of Lebannon Ohio recounts a sun stroke years ago affecting her head and back. after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills she reports head relief improved nerves and back pain gone. Pills sold 50 cents a box with portrait and signature on every package at Dr Bunn's drug store Buffalo NY publishers note.
Peter Fetter died at his home last Saturday night after a short illness. He was a respected citizen and prominent hotel and livery businessman leaving a widow a daughter three sons one sister and two brothers. Funeral conducted by Rev Gallaghar at St Louis Catholic church. Jessie Marin visiting Cincinnati friends. Broadway council rooms project begun. Mrs Schobert to Dayton for relative illness. Sophia Smith of Cincinnati visiting parents. Funeral attendees from here for Chrisman at Stonelick Monday. Rouman visiting Cincinnati recently. Schools to close May 1 with eight graduates. Father Cunningham of Wyoming visited here last week. Widow of Frank Roudebush to move to Mi-
Marie Dore returned home after a lengthy Cincinnati visit. John Apzar builds a new residence on Main Street. An oratorical contest will be held in Alrey’s hall Friday evening April 3 with contestants from various parts of the county and music. Mr and Mrs Mode South visited Batavia relatives this week. Mrs Francis Gall is dangerously sick.
Local residents and guests, including Mrs Emelia Schroder and daughters Laura and Fanny, Miss Grace Fridman and Julia Marlowe circles, visit Cincinnati and Manchester. Prominent figures like Lee H. Brooks plan a free trolley ride for ladies over 75. Amelia Dental advert closes the column.
In winter 1902 a Melfa Station, Virginia mother reports her baby recovered from a dreadful cold after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She praises the remedy and urges readers to try it, noting a neighbor's recommendation and thanking the manufacturers. Nash's Pharmacy lists the product for sale.
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