Local notes of Amelia area bustle and arrivals
Milfera Geo Hill moves into Mrs Neelys property and a cannery will be built west of the National hotel to can tomatoes for 20 cents per bushel. Meetings held by Republicans and Democrats for spring officers. Various visits, illnesses, and social events noted including lectures, school terms, and wedding/news items across Amelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milfera
Geo Hill
Neely
Retta Harvey
Na. v
Rollins
M. E
Edna Greene
Ellis
Kentucky
Charlie Witham
Itham
Withamsville
National Hotel
Swift's Specific Promised Cure for Blood and Skin Diseases
An ad claims Swift's Specific treats blood and skin diseases by forcing microbes out through the skin. It touts a sixty year lead in medicine, calls the remedy vegetable and safe for children, and cites W. O. Curtis of Mecklenburg News reporting relief from a throat abscess after three bottles. A free treatise on blood and skin diseases is offered by Swift Epacific Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
W. O. Curtis
Mecklenburg News
Boydton
Swift Epacific CO
Avanta, Ga
Alexander City
Alabama
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Bantam community notes from a busy election day
The Presbyterian ladies plan a dinner to be held in a room near the polls on election day. Local visits include Dr. Bragdon returning from Cincinnati and Mr. Burkholder hosted by the Justice family. Several relatives and friends, such as the Ade sisters, Miss Fangie Justice and Will Smith, and Miss Jesse Edwards, are mentioned with assorted visits and social events. The railway station gains new caretakers Mr. and Mrs. Pritzer. Louis Crist mourns a hunting dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Bragdon
Cincinnati
Tony Cleman
Butler County
Ade
Burkhold
Wm. Justice
Dr. McCall
John McCall
Bethel
Bert Thomas
Ernest Bennett
Mt. Holly
Charles Burroughs
Will Simpson
Walnut Hills
Ella Shaw
New Richmond
Fangie Justice
Will Smith
Ae James MacMurchy
Nicholsville
Jesse Edwards
Pritzer
E. W. White
James McQuestin
Railroad
Mrs. English
Williamsburg
Louis Crist
Mr. Wallace
H. C. Chatterton
Charlie Iler
Feesburg
Clark Boys
Sudden Deaths and Local Notices From Batavia
Sudden death causes focus on heart disease with common yet misunderstood symptoms. Dr Miles Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine advertised at Dr Joan Bunn's Drug Store Batavia. Local items note Masons meet, travel, lectures, abutments, bank safe, and community happenings. Henry Williams ticket sale, Mrs Peterson’s Cincinnati trip, and a praise for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with 50 cent bottles offered locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Joan Bunn
Batavia
Jas, O. Jones
Leader
Mexia
Texas
Chamberlain
John Bunn
H. F. Wortkamp
Milford
Irwin & Cobb
Williamsburg
Mess
Caage & Sherman
Alexander
William Pritt
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visitors and Funeral
Miss Alice Carey hosted Aldie Be of Nine Mile over Sunday. J.5. Bates of Piqua greeted old friends Wednesday. Charley Frey and Henry Wiesenborn visited Sunday. Anna Riley and Grace Castlen returned from Bethel. George Elstun of Cincinnati visited siblings. Ed Doughty from Mt. Washington Sundayed here. Lou Elstun to Springfield Mo Friday with her brother. Rev. Stafford of Delaware with Mrs Stafford over Sunday. Charley Smith and wife of Miamiville with his father. Harvey Gates and wife from Moscow with relatives. Dell Donhim joined them home Sunday. Anna Donaldson of Cincinnati visited relatives. Rev. Warner and wife of Cincinnati with George Wyatt’s family last Sunday. Warner officiated at Mrs Ella Simpson’s funeral. Mrs Will Simpson died at Walnut Hills home Thursday March 24. Remains brought to her father Will Shaw’s home. Services Sunday at 1 p.m. at residence with Rev Warner officiating. Frank Winans and sister Allie, Bert Winans and wife, Belville Simpson and family, Mr Robinson and wife, Ed Denham and wife all of Cincinnati attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice “Carey
Aldie
Nine Mile
J.5. Bates
Piqua
Charley Frey
Henry Wiesenborn
Anna Riley
Grace Castlen
Bethel
George Elstun
Cincinnati
Ed Doughty
Mt. Washington
Lou Elstun
John
Springfield
Rev. Stafford
Delaware
Warner
George Wyatt
Ella Simpson
Will Simpson
Walnut Hills
Will Shaw
Eoarday
Frank Winans
Allie
Bert Winans
Belville Simpson
Mr. Robinson
Ed Denham
Was It Cancer Cure Claims In 1892 Advertisement Aids
An 1892 classified style ad claims a skin cancer cure with a vegetal tonic, promising relief via external application of 8 8 8 and urging readers to request a free treatise on the blood and skin. The notice includes names and locations in Alexander City Alabama and Atlanta, Georgia, plus a music instruction promotion for spring term enrollments in Mt. Carmel Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenee Dial
Mt. Carmel
Ohio
Township graduation sparks universal discontent in county
The Boxwell law on township graduation divides opinion in the township. Hotel proprietors, local pupils, and county examiners are said to be pleased, while others show dissatisfaction. The report lists various local names and events including fires, visits, and church activities, with several residents traveling or preparing for upcoming work.
Reverend Holinshed Endorses Hood’s Sarsaparilla Praise
In Sparta New Jersey Reverend William Holinshed, pastor of the Presbyterian church, writes strongly in favor of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills, claiming the remedy cleanses blood and stimulates the liver while many have been helped or cured. The column also notes social visits and local gatherings including the Lindale family and friends visiting Theodore Brummagen, Maud Nesbitt's Cincinnati trip, and neighbors helping Mrs. Crawford with wood chopping last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Holinshed
Presbyterian Church of
Electric Bitters praised as a universal remedy
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a purer medicine claiming to cure liver and kidney diseases remove skin afflictions and purify blood. It promises malaria relief and overall satisfaction with a 50 cent price and free bottle at local drug stores. Local notices mention visitors births and community updates from Williamsburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dr. Krtuze & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
J. B. Walker’s
Williamsburg
Belt & Barr’s
Batavia
Local Bethel News Notes Relatives Visits and Events
Bethel items report W T Elrod confined with ulcerated throat, Jesse Griffith returning to Chicago after a week with Bethel friends. Pythian sisterhood met in Georgetown. Creamery questions town energy. Miss Ruth Beck teaches in Macedonia district while ill. Boston Imperial Quartett performed for Bethel pupils. old fashioned spelling match planned with a gold prize offered by Bethel normal school. Bethel residents attend meetings, weddings, and visits. notes on local commerce and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
W. T. Elrod
Jesse Griffith
Chicago
Marie Larsh
Pythian Sisterhood
Georgetown
Castlen and
Riley
New Richmond
Bethel Friends
Ruth Beck
Macedonia
Elwood South
Boston Imperial Quartett Presentiat
Milt Hopper
M. E. Church
Swing’s Hall
Bethel Normal School
Leeta Altman
Springfield
T. W. Jones
Cincinnati
Mattie B. Paige
Ripley
Tom Irael
Walter Newberry
Ripley Shoe Factory
L Bluestine
Oddfellows
Messers Hudson
McCormack
Thomas
Cora McChesney
Squire A
Scott Harris
Boston
Wood, Jarman & Co
Billie Bryant
Death of John L Forbes A Cincinnati Businessman
John L Forbes aged 35 died of consumption on Saturday March 19 at his parents home. Services were held March 21 at the residence conducted by Rev Reynolds with interment in Spring Grove cemetery. He married Mollie Spear in 1875. Surviving family includes his wife parents and many friends. Various relatives and visitors from Newport Cincinnati Marshall Springfield Lebanon Milford Batavia Hamilton and Pleasant Valley are noted in attendance or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Forbes
KE. Forbes
Reynolds
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati
Mollie Spear
Jessie
Fannie Hanlon
Newport
Pearl Phillips
Florence Arthur
Marshall
Michigan
George Hill Sr
Hamilton
E. Parvin
Pleasant Valley
Effie Simmons
Springfield
Allie Arthur
Lebanon
Louie and
Charley Vogel
Herbert Cross
Ada Gaskins
Mary Goody
Milford
Frank Brown
Batavia
Local notes brighten Cincinnati visitors and funerals
Will Aible of Cincinnati visits his sick sister Louie. John Sutton plans to attend a city court as juror. W F Pattison and Rev Wm Little of Delaware College visit. Scott buys a hearse, becoming an undertaker. Mrs Malinda Wood dies at 67 with funeral Friday. T O O F encampment to work in all degrees April 6. Jordan sales rep to spend week in town. Henry guest at Jordan Hotel. Mrs Asher visits Batavia with daughter A J Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Aible
Cincinnati
Louie
Stanley Brunk
Evansville
Ind
John Sutton
U. S
W. F. Pattison
Rev
Wm. Little
Delaware College
J. Scott
Wm. Starkey
Pleasant Plain
David Aible
Malinda Wood
Christian Union Church
J. M. Roberts
Martinsville
W. Parker
Indiana
Minnie
Jordan
Hackettafer
Columbus
W.E. Henry
Lancaster, C
Jordan Hotel
Mrs. Asher
A. J. Allen
Batavia
Miamiville Churches Grow As Area News Update
The protracted meeting at Miamiville yielded a general revival with sixteen accessions. Charles Robinson moved to Loveland. Ed Drake will occupy Fitzwater house on Front Street. Jasper Newton sold West Center Street property to a Cincinnati party. Christian Endeavor elected officers F J Motainger president Joseph Drake vice president Mildred Evans attorney Tot Beltz treasurer. The Dancing club hosted a Leever's Hall party with harpist Rocco. A local newspaper is due within weeks. Born March 24 to Doyt Warburton and wife a daughter. G H Evans lost a valuable colt recently. it was killed after breaking its leg. Mark Buckingham plans onion sets and tomatoes. Ntarvey Jones and G H Eveland also start tomato ventures. others to join in near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robinson
Loveland
Ed Drake
Fitzwater House
Front Street
Jasper Newton
Mark Buckingham
Ntarvey,Jones
G. HL
Eveland
Restorative Neryine Promises Nervous Cure Testimony
The article cites multiple local users across Indiana and Pennsylvania praising Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine for nervous disorders and convulsions. It claims speech recovery, weight gains, and relief from headaches and dizziness after taking the remedy, with trial bottles and a free book offered by Dr. John Hunn in Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonso Hempfling
Butler
St. Vitus
Miles
Mra. J. & Miller
Valparaiso
J. D. Taylor
Logansport
Ind
Mia
H. A. Gardner
Vistula
John Hunn
Batavia
Quarry Lease Boosts Ivy River Town Industry
The Ivy stone quarries across the river from Moscow have been leased by a company planning to employ 80 workers, a move expected to significantly benefit the town. Local notes report various residents visiting, moving, and recovering, with a Spring election on the horizon and a commencement on May 26 featuring six graduates. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is advertised as a reliable cough remedy, and local social and church activities are outlined alongside multiple personal notices and community updates.
Mt Holly Community Notes And Appointments
Mt Holly reports the Christian Sunday school reorganized last Sunday. Mrs Mills of Cincinnati boarding with John Waren will visit her daughter in Cincinnati before Europe. Elmer Gardner farms at Fruit Hill. F M Kemper once of this race now in Oxford visited father in law Mr Carley. Eugene Wood and sister Laura of Rice town return home after visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Peter Shaffer Mr and Mrs Bent Wilson and Mr and Mrs John Herget spent Sunday at Bar Behymer's Ten Mile. Will Wood, disabled recently with a sprained ankle, has resumed work at Mr Fenner's Forest Hill. Widner visited Cincinnati last week. Lane's Family Medicine Moves the Bowels Each day. Most people need to use it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Holly
Christian Sunday School
Mills
Cincinnati
John Waren
Europe
Elmer Gardner
Fruit Hill
F. M. Kemper
Oxford
Carley
Eugene Wood
Laura
Ricetown
Peter Shaffer
Bent Wilson
John Herget
Bar Behymer’s
Ten Mile
Will Wood
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Simmons
A. Butler
Lindale
Rheinhart
Martha McIntosh
Aurilla Bowen
Aaron Day Homestead
Hila Cox
Tessie Eppert
Madeira
Nettiean
E. Chapman
C. O. Hays
C. Wilson
John Garrett
Byron Dolen
George Bunner
J. B. Wilson
Clay Street
Sharpsburg
Dr. King
Robert Barber
Cooksport
Bert Barr
J. B. Walker
Amelia
Thompson
E. L. Moore
Elmer Hulick
D. Thomas
Reeves-Nash
Ort
Killian Robinson
Frank
Hattie Hitch
J. R. McKinney
Dale
J. R. Hicks
Anna Croswell
Amelia Normal
Horace Robinson
Howard Smith
James Smith
Bennett
Oia Robb
George Croswell
Bethel Belles
Coughman Moore
Ida Gardner
M. Hardwick
Fairfield
Main and
Carmel
Amos Smith
Qinginnat
Tony Pohl
Izor
Moscow
Byron Williams
D. K. Peterson
Frank Dudley
George
Harry Chatterton
Lida Sutherland
James Peterson
B. F. Dyer
Burg Friends
Nancy McCollum
Anna McNutt
Jessie Hall
Felicia Kain
Ladies’ Friendship Circle
A. F. Ellis
Medical
Goshen
Boxwell
Dodd
Frank Minor
Wm. Karns
Elmwood
Edward Connely
Tice
John Townsley
Madisonvill
T. J. Chatterton
V. S. College
Mahlon Anderson
T. J. Doughman
M.E
Rev. Miller
Perry Leming
Chas. Heine Vo
Peter O’conner
Lockland
John Wilson
Waldo C. Backus
Forest Yeoman
Yost
Tom Molloy
Orpha
Laie Dewey
Chillicothe
Dodds
Simon Leever
M. BE
Eliza Wainright
Mary
Minnie Wainright
Hood
Electric Bitters
D. A. Ferree
Edenton
Mal Tz
A. D. Bennett
Wm. Hawkins
Kirks
Mr. Carmel
Fdnton
Miamiville
John Johnson
C. McMath
Charles McMath
Phillips
Charles Kayser
Sophia Adams
J.C. Love
D. Morgan
Disney
R. Johnson
C. E. DeBruler
Simmons Liver Regulator
Builing
Clifford Hannaford
D. N. Cross
James R. Reeves
Florida
Jennie Martin
Hot Springs
Arkansas
V. E. R. King
Middleport
Ayer
E. N. Vermillion
Charles E. Trout
C. F. Joslen
E. B. Hendrixon
W. E. Mannen
Misses Case
Smith’s Landing
Hattie
Edith Essex
Maggie Sepnanan
Joseph Broadwell Sr
Joan
Kemp
Owensville
E. C. Hensel
Ladies’ Aid
Geo. Marsh
Leontine Hulick
Grace Hambleton Areo
Clara Needham
Miron Marsh
J. L. Marsh
Mainville
Kate Dumford
Barslows College
Louise Leotia
Jno. Moore
Fayettsville
E. M. Dumford
Lizzie
Jack Turner
Nettle Hill
Hillsboro
Belle Marsh
Camp Dennison
Kate Boggs
Walnt Hills
W. Boggs
Charley Patchell
E. ©. Patchell
R. E. Leeds
Henings Mills
Wm. Marsh
A. Stuart
Thomas Aranaugh
Thomas Hansel
Midland City
Mary Foster
S. Alrey
Lane
Druccist
Emnes Time
AWICK
Broadway
Zwick’s
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
N.Y
Ab Hill & Motsinger's
W. L. Godfrey
Stonelick
A. J. McNair
Medsots
Anled
Monterey
Holly
McCormick
G. A. McNutt & LO
Roitelet
W. N. Dunham
Wayne
Perpencheres
Miramar
France
America
Norris Almont
J. D. Norris
Petersburg
Boone County
Almont Boy
Grafton
Fred P
Bessie G
Will Heath
Almont
Abdallah
Hambletonian
Commanche
Stockbridge Chief
Vermont Blackhawk
Flying Cloud
Black Hawk
Sherman Morgan
Justice Morgan
Comet
Ray Messenger
Morgan
St. Louis State Fair
E. D. Haynes
Woodville ‘Pike
E. D. Haynes & Son
Clermont County
C. F. Motzer
Milford, Ohio
Times
Sullivan
A. Bennett
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