Miss Eva Leedom and Colonel Bundy wed in three days
Adams county tale of love on the West Union Manchester line ends with Col. William E B Bundy, clerk of elections and Ohio Sons of Veterans, marrying Eva Leedom in Covington after a rapid romantic voyage from a stage coach meeting to a Cincinnati court. The brisk romance spans a coach ride, a train journey, and a courthouse ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Leedom
National House of Representatives
Adams County
Sons of Veterans
William EB. Bundy
Board of Elections
Ohio Sons of Veterans
Order of Sons of Veterans
Adams
Wiley Scott
Eva Leedom
Miss Leedom
McClellan
Bundy
West Union
Manchester
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Covington
Cincinnati
Balasted
Paradise
Cupid
C.& C. Brakeman
Miss Eva
Colonel Bundy
Colonel B
Vna
Seige
Census Advice and Camp Meeting Leaders Named
C C Smith urges enumerators to count rural residents working outside their counties and include all servants in reports. Cincinnati Campmeeting Association selects Keen Runyan and Pearson as religious service superintendents for Epworth Heights camp July 17 for twelve days. Culver and Richmond, wool thieves who made a wooden key at Batavia jail, were captured in Louisville and will be brought here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Smith
Adams County
Clermont County
Cincinnati
Washington
Cincinnati Camp-meeting Association
J. A. Keen
Walnut Hills
W. Runyan
Hillsboro
Jno. Pearson
Epworth Heights
Culver
Richmond
Batavia
Louisville
Love and Wedding Bring Joy to Old George Jones
George Jones of Laurel aged 75 wakes hopeful on the morning of Mr Jane’s wedding. He travels to Batavia with a young bride of eighteen, witnesses a simple M E church ceremony, and reflects that love remains timeless as they ride home in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Laurel
Mr. Jones
Jane
Forest Hill
Batavia
M. E
Spring Street
Statesman
Jones
Nick-Tail
Sergeant's Son and Local News From Clermont
The Ohio State Journal notes a Clermont boy, son of the late Charles Grant, sergeant of Company F, 59th Ohio, and nephew of John Grant. It also reports Glen M. Grant leaving the State Journal after seven years to pursue a new line of work, starting with an illustrated review of the Chicago and Atlantic railway. Mellin's Food is promoted as a superior infant nourishment and Brit & Barr advertise paints and supplies for home improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio State Journal
Clermont
Charles Grant
Co. F
Ohio
John Grant
Glen M. Grant
State Journal
Grant
Columbus
An Old Timer Sees Batavia in a Hundred Years
A Batavia resident muses on leaving for a century and returning to see how the town changes. He imagines future landmarks, shops, and streets, with a humorous nod to possible descendants, officials, and local figures, while noting transformations like a new courthouse and ongoing taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Court House
Main Street
John Lane
Lon Stymers
Spider
Peasta Manning
Fielding Dial
Fielding
Jim
Norman Lee
Lord Wayland
Ed Titus
Democratic Party
Nate
Frank Roudebush
Ex-Treasurer Reed Freed After Embezzlement Case
Clinton county ex-treasurer L D Reed, long sought for embezzlement and forgery indictments, is restored to home and family after a prolonged absence. The county settled a deficit of about $13 000 with bondsmen and Reed’s property losses, amid shifting political climates and reflections on progress and decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Reed
Clinton County
Clinton Common Pleas
Cig
Jeed
Jenkins
Reed
Court of Common Pleas
Wilson
Warren County
Democrat
Medical men meet at Miami Valley for twenty fifth session
Twenty fifth annual session of the Miami Valley Medical Society hears papers on Noma epilepsy and perineal support. Officers named for next year include President Geo B Orr and Secretary W Scott. A convention is scheduled at Loveland camp grounds July 31 with a program chaired by Orr Trimble Combs Tichenor Quinn Scott Carmichael. Dr Thad Reamy to lecture on tubercular consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Norwood
G. L. Kreiger
Madiseville
E. J. Tichenor
Cincinnati
L. Pampel
Cozzaddale
Geo. B. Orr
R. J. Trimble
New Vienna
J. C. Combs
New Boston
Lebanon
E. Quinn
Wilmington
Wm. Scott
W. A. Carmichael
Loveland
Thad Reamy
Geo. B
Highlands
Newtown
W.j Scott
L. Kreiger
Madisonville
K. J. Tichenor
J. L. Mounts Morrow
A.D. Murphy
Pleasant Plain
M. Bigney
Epworth Heights
Owensville
A. Morris
Goshen
J. H. Andrews
Vere Goshen
Milford
Miamiville
A. Tribbet
Weatboro
W. F. Mose
Mainville
H. Garber Caeae
W. T
J. E.art
The Clermont Medical Society Session Delights Members
The Clermont Medical Society held a session at the court house on Saturday with papers by Dr. Ashburn on Summer Diarrhoea of Children and Dr. Erdman on Intubation of Larynx. Physicians present included J. C. Kennedy N. S. Hill Philip Kennedy Frank Hill I. Redrow J. S. Coombs T. A. Mitchell C. Spence L. W. Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Medical Society
Court House
Ashburn
Erdman
Charles Kennedy
L. A. Medaris
T. A. Mitchell
Bryan
J. C. Kennedy
Hill
Philip Kennedy
Frank Hill
I. Redrow
Coombs
C. Spence
L. W. Bishop
Three Bright Boys and Kyle Homestead Blaze Reported
Milford housing tragedy marks the Page family with three accidental deaths after a fifteen year old son dies from a fall in an elevator shaft. Nearby J W Kyle farm Homestead burns due to a faulty flue causing $2400 in losses and leaving two families homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Page
Milford Hotel
Mr. Page
Stonelick
J.W. Kyle
Wealthy Pekin widow rejects ante nuptial terms and wedding chaos
A Pekin widow rebukes a wealthier Tate township suitor who drafted a harsh ante nuptial agreement. The planned wedding collapses three days before the date as the bride declares she will not forfeit her fortune or voice in investments. A 200 guest wedding turns to celebration without the groom, who is kept at home amid his loss. Clermont county bonds bid results are listed, Milford National Bank's bid winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Parker
Joseph
Tate Township
Parker
Pekin
Louisa Lane
John Hunt
Olive Branch
Lane
Clermont County
W. J. Haynes & Bo
N. W. Harris & Co
Chicago
Seasongood, Mayer & Tee Maelnnatia
Lambrecht & Son
Cleveland Aes
Milford National Bank
Milford
Milford Bank
Amusements and Society Notes From New Richmond Area
Events include The Drummer Boy of Shiloh performed by Sons of Veterans of New Richmond with praise for Captain Wigle. golden wedding of Nicklaus Hock and wife May 6 at St Peters Church. supper for Masons by Williamsburg ladies. Stella Budd hosts reception May 6 with many guests. Central Normal reunion in Moscow May 9. Loveland high school commencement with program at town hall outlining speeches music and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Sons of Veterans of New
Nicklaus Hock
New Palestine
St. Peter’s Church
New Richmond
Father French
Williamsburg
Masons
Maggie Thompson
Stella Budd
Joseph Budd
Sallie Boyd
Carrie Curtis
Tressie Myers
Stella Peterson
Mollie Peterson
Blanche Peterson
Blanche Atchley
Lizzie Sharp
Rosie Hagerman
Annie Arwine
Jessie Budd
Miss Pearl Campbell
Wyoming
Hamilton County
Socrates Snooks
T. E. McKeown
Darius Green
A. E. Biely
Loveland High School
Town Hall
Penns Pensions for Illinois Volunteers Include Monthly Grants
Henry Doughman father Benton Doughman co. E 41st Illinois infantry receives 12 per month from April 1889 Alonzo Daley co. A Sth O V L 12 per month from June 1889 Albert B. Smith co. A 5th O V C 6 per month from April 1889 Daniel Herron co. E 39th O V I receives 6 per month from September 1888 Seventy five original pension claims added to the completed files list last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Doughman
Benton Doughman
41St Illinois Infantry
Alonzo Daley
Reverend Ely Surprised on 63rd Birthday at Home
Friends and neighbors gathered Friday to celebrate Rev. W. R. Ely as he returned from fishing near the creek to find a luncheon and a warm welcome. General Grant arrived from Batavia and led a spirited defense as the group broke bread and recalled the old campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ely
General Grant
Batavia
Nelson Applegate
Clermont county votes to study jail and sheriff's residence
At yesterday's commissioners meeting F. M. Lindsey and O. H. Hardin voted yea to receive specifications and plans for a new jail and sheriff's residence for Clermont county. Maher voted nay. Dk. John Bunn of Batavia and Irwin and Cobb of Williamsburg, druggists, publish testimonials for Chamberlain's Pain Balm claiming cures for rheumatism. Hiram Sweet reports success in securing pensions with several names and back pay amounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Lindsey
O. H. Hardin
Board of Commissioners
Clermont County
Ohio
Lindsey
Hardin
Maher
John Bunn
Batavia
Irwin & Cobb
Williamsburg
R. A. Farr
Holywood
Kansas
A. B. Vox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Seedom
Brit & Barr
George Temple
Lon Dimmit
Public Service
Cleveland
Miami
Valley Medical Society
Hanpy
Simmons Liver
Pekin, EN
Gages
A Tate
Fuhr’s
Willameburg
Ella Turner
Anna Lattimer
Down the St. Lawrence
James A Green
Penn's Pensions
Rev. Ely
Hiram Sweet
Thomas A. Atwood
16Th
Kentucky Infantry
Daniel L. Curtis
Ohio Cavalry
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