Local notes and notices from Batavia to Level Station
Local items mention Jos Higgins in Batavia Vernie Shaffer visiting here Sunday Mise Caranse Sunday at home Geo Warm buys a cow Laura and Grace Bunyan visits Aunt Eva Higgins Bernard Quinn attends Batavia teachers meeting Mars Anda Chaney returns from Love land Earl Higgins at Fayetteville entertainment Louise Parrott recently a waiter Wm Davidson Ed Carr and wives hosted by Jos McFeeters George Brown moved near Franklin Perry Griswold near Level Station Mercury in catarrh ointments warned Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio sold by druggists price 15c per bottle Hall's Family Pills recommended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carr
Jos. McFeeters
George Brown
Franklin
Perry Griswold
Level Station
Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney &Co
Milford family moves to Water street and local notices
George Hamilton and family move to Water street Milford. W B C hosts G A R men with ice cream and cake. Snow and cold persist in January fashion. Bethel visitors Cliff Rose and family drop by. Mrs E B Holmes learns of aunt's death in Bowling Green Kentucky. Rev Hamilton resumes pulpit after illness. Earl Thornberg and wife visit from Cincinnati. Rebekah lodge enjoys entertainment by lady committee. Edith Foster and Laura McLeever from Western College plan two week home vacation starting February 26. Ake of Wood Indiana praises Foley's Honey and Tar for lung hemorrhages and coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hamilton
Milford
Water Street
Cliff Rose
Jas, Rose
Bethel
E. B. Holmes
Bowling Greene
Hamilton
Earl Thornberg
Cincinnati
Rebekah Lodge
Edith Foster
Laura McLeever
Western College
Oxford
Local residents and visitors noted in brief weekly pages
Markley Abrams sold bhe farm to H P Williame and will move to Missouri at once. J Harvey Gates returned from the West last week. Mrs Alfred La Guldart visited Chillicothe Friends briefly. Robert Norris and family plus Miss Jonnie Hopkins and brother visited Thursday. Miss Ruby Morgan stayed with Miss Mabel Cooper at Pleasant Ridge. Robert Anan spent Saturday with his brother. E E DeBrulé hosted a toutchre party Tuesday. Fee MoJoint of the International Harvester plant visited F C Hall’s Friday. Miss Belle Hoggan to close school term at Beech Grove Friday. Mrs D B Moreton is very sick. Miss Georgia Manning visiting her aunt Mrs W F Irwin of Newport. Mrs Anna Ayrie left Saturday for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley Abrams
H. P. Williame
Missouri
J. Harvey Gates
Alfred la Guldart
Chillicothe
Robert Norris
Stelle
Jonnie Hopkins
Robert
Thureday
Ruby Morgan
Mabel Cooper
Pleasant Ridge
Robert Anan
E. E. DeBrulé
Fee MoJoint
International Harvester ‘600
F.C. Hall
Belle Hoggan
Beech Grove
D. B. Moreton
Georgia Manning
W. F. Irwin
Newport
Anna Ayrie
Kodol Digestive Cure Promises Indigestion Relief
An 1906 advertisement touts Kodol as a remedy for indigestion and related symptoms such as sour stomach, loss of appetite, weakness, headaches, and bad breath. It claims the product uses the stomach’s natural digestive juices plus tonic properties to cleanse and strengthen mucous membranes. Also mentions availability through Dunn's drug store in Batavia Ohio and a Kodol almanac offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trial and Co
Dewitt &Co
Chio
Chicago
Auk
Local Social Notes From Buller Kentucky and Nearby
A compilation of social items from Buller Kentucky and surrounding areas notes visits by Roy Head and Albert Mannen of Bethel, a recent guest Nellie Jarman, Miss Mary Shelley hosting Supt. Campbell, and a birthday dinner for Mrs. John Wade. Also reported are the death of Mrs. Laura Selby Trees in Point Isabel, the marriage of Fred Sontag to Lottie Smith, preparations for a May commencement with seven graduates, and travel by Walter Hartshorn and George Corbin to Laurel Nebraska. Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine receives attention for his dramatic recovery aided by Dr King’s New Discovery, with medical praise and local pharmacy availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Roy Head
Albert Mannen
Bethel
Nellie Jarman
Mattie Baker
Fmouth
Mary Shelley
Campbell
Laura Selby Trees
Benjamin Trees
Point Isabel
Fred Sontag
Lottie Smith
Will Smith
Cincinnati
Josie Swope
Maid McGill
Margaret Wenzel
Marie Chambers
Charley Phillips
Sherman Hall
Guy Fletcher
John Wade
Kate Wenzel
Walter Hartshorn
George Corbin
Laurel
Nebraska
M. W. Cox
Paul Eesex
Xenia
Sunday school contest closes with new scholars named
The Sunday school contest closed with Misses Rachel Vogt and Lillian Williams as captains, both adding new scholars. The M E parsonage hosted twenty five attendees on Friday night March 16 despite weather, with baked beans deviled eggs bread ice cream cake and coffee. Mrs Schwab of Olive Branch visited F B Holter family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Vogt
Lillian Williams
M. E. Parsonage
Schwab
Olive Branch
F. B. Holter
Chas, Vogt
G. W. Miller
Price Hill
Clara Kirton
Froude Tone
Tusculum
John Riley
M,. Johnson
Mary Newton
Local Social Visits and Property Move Noted This Week
Grandview resident George Lipps visited Henry Reinhardt last week. Hamlet couple Wm Houser and wife called on Mrs Hester as she remained ill. Mrs John Figgins visited her ailing mother Mrs Horn. Ivy Smith from Franklin visited her brother Elton and wife. Lulu Figgine called on sister Mrs H Lindsey. Stella Dillon of Cincinnati visiting her parents. Lydia Lewis of Denham's Hill called on her parents. Lad Evanshine and sons bought timber land from Mr Walia on the Mike Wymer farm and plan moving their mill soon. Joe Larkin of Batavia and brother George from Camden visited their brother C Larkin. Mrs EB Lindsey visited daughter Mrs E Smiths on Thursday. Charlie Hawkine and family spent Sunday with John Hawkins and wife. Ed Ihardt of Spain visited friends Sunday. Lud Evanshine and son James went to the city on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lipps
Grandview
Henry Reinhardt
Wm. Houser
Hamlet
E. Hester
Hester
John Figgins
Horn
Ivy Smith
Franklin
Elton
Lulu Figgine
H. Lindsey
Stella Dillon
E. Smiths
Charlie Hawkine
Thélma
John Hawkins
Twelve Mile
Ed Ihardt
Spain
Lud Evanshine
James
Electric Bitters Cures Kidney Inflammation Claims
W M Sherman of Cushing Maine recalls three months of kidney inflammation and credits Electric Bitters for a complete cure after three bottles. The tonic advertised to treat liver complaint dyspepsia blood disorders malaria and nervous exhaustion, guaranteed by Nash Pharmacy at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Saya W. M.sherman
Cushing
Nash Pharmagy
Protracted meeting ends at Presby terian church
NICHOLSVILLE reports a protracted meeting closed Thursday night at the Presbyterian church. The item notes local residents visiting relatives in Cincinnati and Dayton, pension increases for Frank Hewitt, and various moves and visits by residents including Miss Young, Miss Lizzie Meeker, John Gardner, Roy Parks, and families from Clermontville and Lindale.
Death toll spreads through New York and Chicago claims
An obituary style notice notes deaths in New York and Chicago linked to pneumonia risks. It cites Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy to stop coughs, heal lungs, and prevent pneumonia, urging buyers to avoid cold infections and visit Bunn's drug store for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Daring
Pneutools
Foley
Bunn
Local Social Notes From Pt Pleasant Area
The Little Doctor farm hosts A. L. Wilson and family on Dr. P. Kennedy's land near Pt. Pleasant. Miss Lora Gardner visited Frank lin with Grace Dunn as host. Harriett Brannen entertained her sons Milton and Emory of Cincinnati. E. A. McMurchy traveled to Cincinnati for a ill nephew. H. Jackson visited his city-born children last week. J. L. Boudebush lectured at Peebles. Frank Meeker and wife and George Snider and family spent Sunday with Frank Wilson and family near Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wilson
George Snider
Frank Wilson
Laurel
Buck Len’s Arnica Salve Promoted As Cure All
Buck Len’s Arnica Salve is praised as a scientific wonder for curing Pilea in E R Mulford a lecturer for Patrons of Husbandry Waynesboro Pa It claims to heal buros sores al cars cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum and is sold for 25 cents at Nash Pharmacy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
E. R. Mulford
Local social notes keep pace with tobacco and politics
J B Jernegan and wife visit relatives at Chile while Mrs Robi Cubberly stays with sister L C Parker in Higginsport. Augustus Trees leaves for Dayton for a Cash Register plant job. Carl Jones and Dick Woodruff head to the bluegrass region. Tobacco sales reach 13 600 pounds to C Robinson of Augusta Kentucky at 10 cents a pound. Noble McGovern and family visit Chile as Joe Rice and son inspect local crops. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised by Bunn's Drug Store, Georgia native Jake Moore praises its relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Jernegan
Chile
Robi. Cubberly
L. C. Parker
Higginsport
Augustus Trees
Dayton
Cash Register
Carl Jones
Dick Woodruff
Blue Grass
Lewis Kautz
C. Robinson
Augusta
Kentucky
Wm. Boughner
Rock Springs
Margaret Trees
Co. Hines
Judge Denham
Bond’s Ferry
J.H. Jernegan
Xenia
Robt
Cutberly
Mies
Chas
Case
Doc
Phinney
Local notes and health updates from the community
Mra N F Warren remains seriously ill for days while John Cope recovers from illness. The Mott couple hosted a two day visit, Rev Dolby visits, Mrs Elizabeth Slater returns from Birmingham. Others: Brunk of Cincinnati, Albert Pearce in poor health, Page family here for Sarah Johnson, Harold Lindsey has measles, Hattie DeGarmo improving, neuralgia for John Denham, Kate Lewis leaves for grandfather's death, Elaie Denham visiting near Richmond. Mrs Sarah Johnson nearing death, laxative cough syrup ads promote Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar sold by Bunn's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
N. F. Warren
John Cope
Mrs. Mott
Rev. Dolby
Nicholsville
Elizabeth Slater
Birmingham
Ala
Charley Brunk
Cincinnati
Crank
Albert Pearce
Sarah Taylor
Frank
Mt. Crab
B. F. Lewis
Kate Lewis
James Lewis
Elaie Denham
Robert Fagin
Richmond
Ind
Emma Brummagem
Sarah Johnson
L. L. Johnson
Local social notes from Augusta and nearby towns
Bam Wilson and wife remain close friends near Augusta Mississippi. Gymvia Merrill returns from a visit with Harry Louderback and family near Felicity. Mrs. Bete Books recuperates from a typhoid fever attack. Mrs. J. C. Frasier of Russellville Indiana listed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam Wilson
Augusta
Gymvia Merrill
Harry Louderback
Felicity
Bete
Mre
J. C. Frasier
Russelville
Indiana
Local Social and Family Notices From Nearby Towns
Guests and family visits as well as illnesses and deaths mark the week. Obituary notes Tom Thorpe of Union Street dies after months of illness. Visits include Mrs. Benton Medary’s funeral in Clover and many relatives traveling from Cincinnati Mt. Auburn Ohio and Williamsburg. The ICC F initiates ten candidates while community events unfold at Wiggonville Ban tam Old Bethel and Easter activities.
Foley's Honey and Tar promoted as superior remedy
The Original Foley and Co Chicago markets Honey and Tar as a trusted throat and lung remedy. They warn that many imitations imitate the genuine and urge customers to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar, noting it is mildly laxative without opiates and safe for children, sold at Bunn's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Bunn’s Drug Store
Village notes and family updates from the community
The page records illnesses and events in the village including a scald injury recovery of a child, measles prevalence, teaching staff moves Oscar Hartmetz Diftard Myrick and Herbert Thomas, a Bible presentation to George Hesse, a Sunday school reorganizing with officers, visits from area residents, and a health ad for Dr King's New Life Pills with Nash Pharmacy as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Nash Pharmacy
Saloon Relocates from Amelia to Bethel
The Amelia saloon closed there last week and moved its operation to Bethel. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised as a pleasant cathartic for colds and coughs, sold by Bunny's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Bethel
Kennedy
Bunny's Drug Store
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Ayer
Mia
Joseph
Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Williamsburg
A. M. Ake
Wood
Buann
Moscow
Dunn's Drag Store
Batavia, Ohio
Kenneth McIver
Vanceboro
Summerside
MT. Pisga
Presbyterian Church
A. B. Boggess
Pinhook
Frank Hewitt
Miss Young
Lizzie Meeker
John Gardner
Fellcity
Gardner
Leo Phillipa
Blok List
Jack Jack
Ed Frasier
Roy Park Bis
Roudebush
Reymond
Laura Houseb
Lows Solder
Ripley
L. Hopney
Queen City
John Proud
Clermontville
David Hmmons
Chas,Green and Family
Lindale
McFarland
Ramon
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Kodel Byspopela
Gure
L.D. Kennedy
DeKalb Salt
Benton Medary
Clover
J.C. Scott
Grace Howe
Mt. Auburn
Frank Bartlow
Ed Hewitt
Chas, Pierson
Mt. Holly
C. Manning
Tom Thorpe
Union Street
Rev. Ewry
J.U. A.M
1.C.C. F
Arch Harris
Isa Bluesteine
W. O. Fisher
Wiggoneville
Clarence Pamphrey
Jack
Columbus
J. H. Pamphrey
Georgia Richards
E. D. Snell
Mack Boulware
Lorena
John McMurchy
James McMurchy
Bessie Fisher
Bierenbaum
California
Miss Eppert
Pisgah Russell Prickett
Leelcamp
Adda
Ella
Kate Thorpe
Bolce
Bantam
Old Bethel Church
Tin Joslin
Eva Joslin
Julia Downey
New Richmond
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Elmer Herbert
Diana Scott
Flossie Dunn
Bertha Davis
Lein Dillman
Clarence Hill
George Simms
John Collins
Mr. Holly
Page
Joseph Dawson
Oscar Hartmetz
Ditfard Myrick
Amelia High School
Herbert Thomas
George Hesse
Christian Chapel
T. F. Bagby
C. M. Edwards
Mies Lizzie Warren
Nettie Dawson
Fred Myrick
Hannah Danby
Margaret Leichner
Edna Dawson
Gall Steel
Elisha Gardner
White Oat
Walter Musgrove
Maggie Kellum
AnasiFite
George Gardner
Ethel Garringer
Washington D. H
Stella Hackett
John Beck
Elsie Goodbar
Teeeype
Samuel Pitcher
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
B. H. Knapp
Northwest
Eee Oia Aters Camore Sts
EAS
Sycamore
A.m
Rpm
Union Station
Mt. Washington
Forestville Tees
Mt. Carmel
Hiand Park
Ol Uv
Amelia Peneee
Halington
IL OS
HK Hamersville
Georgetown
Russellville
Teeen West Bound
P.M
Hameraville
Hullagton
Brazer
Hwlland Park
Mt. Carmel Babes
Forestville
Carrel Street
Ar. Sycamore St
Westby
Batavia
A.m. H
Conni
G.&ak
Batavia. Branch
Geotown
Rip
Cabrel
Sycamore A.m. A.m
G.&r
Carrol H. Park
In, &G
O. G. & P. Express
Stephen
W. RK. Topp
A. W. Oomstock
Presiden Sreeennai
H. E. Sawyer
1.A.m
Teeters
Ohio River
Columous Ry
Sycamore Street
Carrel
TMG
A&r
Ley & Grown
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Gulf
G. A. Park
General Immigration and Industrial Agent
Louisville & NashVille
R. R
Louisville
Pp. m
H, U. Moore
Coun Olds
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