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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1903

Page

5

Box Social at Christian Church Saturday Proceeds to Sunday School

A box social to benefit the Sunday school is set for Saturday evening at the local Christian church. All are invited. ladies should bring their boxes. Community notes mention various local residents and shopping trips, plus advertisements for Hell’s Catarrh Cure and DeWitt’s pills with pharmacy mentions.

Thomas Good Monterey Our Village Silas Schooley Mollie Murphy Frank Farson Owensville Milton Moler Manila John McCollum Hell F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo F. J. Cheney West & Truax O Waalping, Kinnan & Marvin Olali Hall

Social notes and local visits across Newtonsville and surrounding areas

A stream of visits and casual gatherings fills the week from Newtonsville to Batavia and Cincinnati. Families and friends share meals, theater outings, and church events as residents attend a missionary convention, high school commencement, and Owensville diplomas. The local K P lodge plans a luncheon and L D Kennedy shows slow recovery from two week injury.

Local stores burglarized. thieves take cigars and supplies

Sneak thieves broke into Fagin Bros. store last Wednesday night and helped themselves to cigars tobacco candy chewing gum and ammunition. Community notices report visits and travels of local residents with relatives in Cincinnati Dayton Ky Batavia and Amelia.

Local Notes Include Trials and Visits Across Town

John G Holmes John Burger Henry Farson and others testified in Hamilton on the P C Wellner case last Wednesday. Goshen High School graduates attended a Boston commencement Friday night. Connor Slater Helen Blanchester spent Friday with relatives. Dr Cunningham traveled to Columbus last week. Mrs Emma McCord Cincinnati visited Dr Lyman. Mrs Ankeney Des Moines Iowa visits Dr Lyman. Chiff Cooper West Carrollton guests grandmother. Martha Hill returns for summer. Dr J W Andrews is building a fine house.

Johnn G. Holmes John Burger Henry Farson David [Rwin David Wellner Hamilton P. C. Wellner Goshen High School Boston Connor Slater Helen Blanchester Cunningham Columbus Emma McCord Cincinnati Lyman Ankeney Des Moines Iowa Chiff Cooper West Carrolton Martha Hill J. WH. Andrews

Nervous Headache Relief Promoted By Dr A W Chase Pills

A Midwest testimonial promote Dr A W Chase Medicine Co nerve pills as a cure for nervous headaches. The ad cites Mrs Samuel Frank of Hillsboro Ohio praising renewed health after using the pills and directs readers to Dr Bunn's Drug Store for purchase at 50 cents per box with the physician’s portrait and signature on each package.

A. W. Cuase Samuel Frank N. East St Hillsboro Ohio A. W. Chase

Sunday visits and health claims in local notes

Local notices recount Sunday visits by G W Temple and Ruth Lewis among others in Lindale and Campbell county. Mentions feeble health of J B D Silcott’s mother, hospitalities by mean relatives in Cincinnati, and buyers in Amelia. Advertisement extols Dr King s New Discovery for lung and throat troubles with testimonials and trial bottles offered.

Local Residents Visit Family In Columbia and Nearby

Mr and Mrs Wheeler Bagby and daughter Virginia of Columbia visited Mrs R D Sapp and her husband last week. Mrs Beo Turner of Perintown stayed with Mrs Milton Sapp. Miss Rose High visited Miss Edna Hill in Owensville. Emma Pfarr of Walnut Hills returned home for her grandmother Mrs Clarence Ragland funeral. Fred High of Cincinnati spent Sunday with his parents. Several of our young men attended the.

Wheeler Bagby Virginia Columbia R. D. Sapp Beo Turner Perintown Milton Sapp Miss Rose High Edna Hill Owensville Emma Pfarr Walnut Hills Clarence Ragland Brazier Fred High Cincinnati

Dance at Glen Este Saturday Evening

An event at Glen Este Saturday evening is noted. Mrs. Martin Davis, aged and respected, died at her daughter Mrs. John Pfarr’s home after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were led by Rev. Gallagher with burial at Boston cemetery.

Glen Este Martin Davis John Pfarr Rev Gallagher Boston Cemetery

Local Visitors Reported Across Ohio and Indiana

W F Marshal and family from Cincinnati visited M F Apgar. Dr Rutledge of Edenton stayed with his brother Dr G G Rutledge. Mrs Florence Leaver returned from Bethel. Miss Mary McKay hosted cousin Bruce Godfrey of Bloomington Illinois. Ed Dumford of Cincinnati spent a Sunday with his parents. Rev Newton and family vacationing at Bethel and Felicity. Miss Dona Apgar of Cincinnati visiting home. Miss Tillie Webbrum ill but improving. Dr Miron Marsh of Cedarville visiting relatives there.

Cincinnati M. F. Apgar Rutledge Edenton G. G. Rutledge Florence Leaver Bethel Mary McKay Bruce Godfrey Bloomington Ed Dumford Rev. Newton Felicity Dona Apgar Tillie Webbrum Miron Marsh Cedarville

Startling Test Reports Electric Bitters Cure

Dr. T G Merritt of No Méhoopany Pennsylvania recounts a dramatic case where violent stomach hemorrhages due to ulceration were treated with Electric Bitters. The patient improved from the first dose and has had no attack in 14 months. The remedy is guaranteed for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles. Available for 50 cents at Nash's Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.

Dr. King C. B. van- Nette Shepherdtown W. Va Nash’s Batavia J. R. Hicks Amelia T. G. Merritt No. Méhoopany, Pa Nash’s Pharmacy

Local Visitors and Health Notes Across Clermontville

Mr and Mrs Philip Ireton visited relatives in Clermontville Sunday. Mrs Sarah Stairs lifelong resident is very ill. Wm Barns of New Richmond guests of his father Robert Barner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chas Nichols of Nice spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Thomas Armacost. John Laycock and wife of Lindale called on friends here recently. Mrs Robert Conner of Middletown visited grandmother Mrs Julia Wilson last week. Frank Hannah has moved to Indiana for a new position and will relocate his family in two weeks.

Philip Ireton Clermontville Sarah Stairs Wm. Barns New Richmond Robert Barner Chas. Nichols Nice Thomas Armacost John Laycock Lindale Robert Conner Middletown Julia Wilson Frank Hannah Indiana Stella Norris Kelser Clarence Wood Rodgers Brothers Harvard Levi Prin E. W. Wilkinson Mathews J. E. Abrams Old Alabama Cruger Harry McMinn M. E. Church George Johnson Cincinnati Kinsell W.S. Purkhiser M.L. Peterson Frank Davis Batavia Loren Felicity Palace Hotel Lyda Pattison Queen City John Ernest Carrie DeVol Presbyterian Parsonnage Ada Cushiord Howard Anna Rupright W.E. Fisher W. E. Fisher Norma HeVol Dalisy Williams Ruprieht

Community Notes and Local Events Highlights

Saturday program notes include Stella Norris act and band selections by the Rodgers Brothers at Harvard Levi. Diplomas presented and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. J E Abrams. Local visits and illnesses noted plus several marriages and societal updates from New Richmond and Cincinnati contacts.

Dyspepsia and Rest: Kodol advertisement note

Eugene Field’s line on dyspepsia shows lifelong indigestion. The ad promotes Kodol from E. C. DeWitt Co. Chicago as a stomach rest aid. It claims digestion relief by digesting food and promises restoration of normal tone. bottle size 1 dollar. Nash’s Pharmacy Batavia carries the product.

Nash’s Pharmacy Eugene Field Field E. C. DeWitt& Co Chicago Sind Nash’s Batavia

Local Gossip and Engagements Highlight Cincinnati Visitors

Miss Maude McLeod of Cincinnati visits Mrs G B Beacham. Mrs J P Allen spends week with Cincinnati relatives. Mr and Mrs T R Hartman host Mrs Anson Wilson and daughters Helen and Emma Hartman of Linwood. William Dewdney from Batavia tours village. Stephen Lawrence of Atlanta guests A M Reed and wife Jennie Hancock. Mrs Earhart moves to town. Seventeen visitors register at Lanham House from Hamersville Bethel Cincinnati and Batavia. Accidental burn incident injures Elburn Allen. School staff announced for next year led by Prof Gep hart and J L Criswell.

Maude McLeod Cincinnati G. B. Beacham J. P. Allen T. R. Hartman Anson Wilson Helen Emma Hartman Linwood Albert Heinrich Hattie Dewdney Batavia Our Village Stephen Lawrence Atlanta Georgia A. M. Reed Jennie Hancock L. T. Earhart E. B. Holmes Second Street Ray Huggins Lanham House Harry Dillman George Lucas Hamersville Ada Scott Stella Morris Bethel Louise Campbell J. Jennie Thomas Speidel Paul Dustin OC. M. Bayliss Will Montgomery Maude Jones Chloe Moorehead Lou Moyer Little Son Addie McAdams Anna Zimmerman West Union James Rose Samuel Harris Elburn G. L. Hines Frances Hutchinson Ethel Lillian Walker Highland Farm Prof. Gephart J. L. Criswell Anna Collins Emma Zimmer Cornwell J. D. Darling

Pleasant Valley School News and Community Tidbits

Pleasant Valley reports that the school closed last Friday with an afternoon program and gift distribution. Misa Walker has left to take a position at Williamsburg school near her home. Also noted are visits from Katherine Burne of Monterey, Hunter of Greenberry visiting Robert, and Mamie and Eloise Ulrey from Owensville. James Glancey has resumed work with George Oliver near Level Station. Mrs Hutchinson and Miss Brown attended church in Willianburg and were hosted by Frank and Mrs Walker at Highland Farm. Mrs Huntchinson remains bedbound from two months ago injury.

Misa Walker Williamsburg Katherine Burne Monterey J. N Elizabeth Burne Wm. Hunter Greenberry Robert Mamie Eloise Ulrey Owensville James Glancey George Oliver Level Station Hutchinson Miss Brown Presbyterian Church Willanfaburg Frank Walker Highland Farm Job Huntchinson

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