Rural notices and local travel changes in Woodside area
Albert Williams and family spent Sunday with Frank Dimmmitt and wife Geo W Doss and family of Edenton visited Isaac Grosnickle Misees Emma and Lena Brank of Monterey spent part of last week with Mrs Anna Hill Geo W Stouder did business in Blanchester recently Chas Damford and Wm Marshall hauling lumber to Blanchester John Stouder working on the traction line Milton Shriners farming his father’s place Mayme Ulrey of Boston to teach next year Rural route to reverse June 1 Postmaster Rubbed G W Forts of Riverton Ill robbed Electric Bitters praised as a cure for biliousness neuralgia and stomach troubles at Nash Pharmacy 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Williams
Frank Dimmmitt
Geo
W. Doss
Edenton
Isaac Grosnickle
Misees
Emma
Lena Brank
Monterey
Mre
Anna Hill
W. Stouder
Blanchester
Chas, Damford
Wm. Marshall
John Stouder
Milton Shriners
Mayme Ulrey
Boston
Perry Carr
Chae
Dumford
Ladies Aid Society meets at parsonage and local notices
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church met at the parsonage Saturday. Sick Laura Runyan. Mrs Lida Riggins was in Cincinnati recently. Miss Nannie Smith returned from Florida. J Sloane hauling from J A Higgins farm. Dan Shaffer and wife were in town Saturday. Several from there attended the Blanchester show. A P Kellum wife and daughter visited relatives in Bethel Sunday. Gracie McCright guest of Lotta Smith. Mrs Ester Griswold visiting relatives at Georgetown. James Bickmore, former county resident, died in Oklahoma aged about 75 and was buried there. Advertising note mentions Kodol for Dyspepsia sold by Bunn's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Laura Runyan
Lida Riggins
Cincinnati
Nannie Smith
Florida
J. Sloane
J. A. Higgins
Dan Shaffer
Blanchester
A. P. Kellum
Bethel
Little Gracie McCright
Lotta Smith
Ester Griswold
Georgetown
James Bickmore
Oklahoma
Local Society and Business Notes From Springfield
Mre Jno Gleason and daughter Carrie of Springfield visit Mra G’s brother J H White then move to New York City. Miss Beasie McAdams and George Barnes wed at Rev Dawson’s manse Thursday. Mrs T H Matthis and baby Laura visit relatives in the city. W T Elrod buys E Stump drug store and assumes charge. Williamsburg school board keeps most teachers with Miss Kila Holmes replacing Mrs Cornwell. Mr and Mrs N T Daily host Sunday guests including Cincinnati manager and Jas Rose with Miss Emma of Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Jno
Gleason
Carrie
Springfeld
Mra
Indigestion Cure Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Eodocures Indigestion and Kodo Dyspepala Cure as natural tonics that cleanse and strengthen the stomach lining. It claims to cure indigestion, sour risings, and general debility, promising improved appetite and vitality through a reconstructed mucous membrane. The piece mentions manufacturers and a Batavia Ohio dropper.
Richest Man in the World And Local Notices
Fragmented local items note visits funerals church events and reunions with names such as Jesse Strimple Karl Louck Edna Dawson and Horace Leeds. An advertisement extols Foley’s Kidney Cure with testimonial from Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky.
Local Gatherings and Visits Reported in Milford Area
Hiram Hebard and wife of Milford spent last Sunday calling on friends. E. H. McNutt visited relatives at Milford. Dr Shriner of Cincinnati spent last week visiting his uncle J W McNutt. Wheat hauling continues to Hugo Bros Batavia. John Fry of Lorado reports a fine East Fork catch. Ora Ellis and wife of Indiana visited brother John Ellis last week. A Orebaugh and wife attended the funeral of niece Emma Hoggatt in Goshen. Mac Boulware of Wuntameburg transacted business here last week. Mrs Clara Predmore and Cincinnati visitors visit her father H Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Hebard
Milford
E. H. McNutt
Dr. Shriner
Cincinnati
J. W. McNutt
Hugo Bros
Batavia
John Fry
Lorado
East Fork
Ora Ellis
Indiana
John Ellis
A. Orebaugh
Emma Hoggatt
Goshen
Mac Boulware
Wuntameburg
Clara Predmore
H. Anderson
Dan Nort
Laurel
Charley Tatman
Clark Bratten
Will Aultman
Mt. Crab
Margaret Halse
Brown
Amelia
Benjamin, Flowers
Windsor
Illinois
Will
Harriett McChesney
Bess Montgomery
Bertha Ulrey
Nellie
Elizabeth Moore
Tom Moore
Marguerite
Peggy Beck
David Pierson
Mr. Holly
Ed Hewitt
Theodore Witt
H’g
Anderson
Ray Williams
Dorothy
Wiggonsville
C. A. Brannock
Ada Scott
Thos, Young
Earl Goodwin
Ray Scott
Simon Bluestine
Dave Davis
Georgetown
Will Smith
Mildred
Higginsport
Harry
Dennis Smith
Willamsburg
Band
Loren Powell
Muncie
Klein Dillman
A. P. Kellum
Grace
Mose Studer
Louise Reed
Ester Beck
Madisonville
John Swope
Felicity
Aus
Feesburg
Janie Holland
Symms
Frank Bartlow
Emma
Fannie Hill
E. P. Goodwin
Kate Stultz
Perintown
Ben Vorwerk and Son
Linton
Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy Advised Over Imitations
Foley Co of Chicago promotes Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy. They warn against imitations and urge customers to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar, noting it is mildly laxative with no opiates and safe for children. Sold by D. N. Bunn in Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
D. N. Bunn
Batavia
Local Notes and Social Punch From Mt. Pisgah and Surrounds
Sunday services at the M E church were led by Rev A E Dunn. A literary club event is set for Mt Pisgah town hall on Saturday night May 4. Residents and visitors include Frank McNeil and wife of Laurel visiting William Corbin and wife, Archie Clark in New Richmond on Friday, James McMurchy buying a horse Totton Jackson and wife at Franklin on Thursday. Marie Dunn passed Pattison exam while Sarah Ernst visits William’s family at Perintown. John Corbin bought a fine horse from George Page of Pt Isabel. Mrs A E Boggess and Mrs James McMurchy hosted at Mrs Dr H Oc Bethymer Amelia. T J Nichols of Franklin visited Monday. George Snyder and family with Clermontville relatives Saturday. J A McMurphy in Amelia this week and Misa Daisy Corbin with Frank lin Sunday. Sick Geo Ralls Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Strimple
City
John Binning
Leslie Bro
Karl Louck
Clarksburg
W. Va
Horace
Albert Leeds
John Herget
Edna Dawson
Ladies’ Helping Circle
Enoch Myrick
Albert Huling
Hamlet
Margaret Leichner
Gladys Moberry
Georgetown
Olin Fagin
Bethel
Swing
Jacob Denham
Lindale
Christian Chapel
C. E
W. C. Houser
No. 8
Fair Oak
Charles Houser
St. Bernard
Lizzie Warren
Selma Miller
Messie
Garry Townsley
Walter Miller
Mrs
A. E. Dunn
M. E
Mt. Pisgah
Frank McNelil
Laurel
William Corbin
Archie Clark
New Richmond
James McMurchy
Totton Jackson
Franklin
James Sapp
Marie Dunn
Sarah Ernst
William
Perintown
John Corbin
George Page
Isabel
A. BE. Boggess
James McMaurchy
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Cure for Kidney Ailments
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure corrects irregularities and has cured severe kidney disorders after other treatments fail. It quotes A. H. Davis of Mt. Sterling Iowa texting about two years of kidney trouble, with two bottles producing a permanent cure. Sold by D. N. Bann in Batavia Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. H. Davia
Mt. Sterling
Iowa
D. N. Bann
Batavia
Revival Ends As Evangelists Lead City Church Services
The union revival meetings at the M B church concluded Sunday night with Evangelist Sheldon, Rev McMinn and Phillips guiding efforts to a successful close. Local residents attended and reflections noted. The piece also records assorted visits, arrivals, and the death of Anna Lovyette Judd, aged 10, wife of Beatle Judd, at her grandmother’s home after a lingering illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Parkiser
Felicity
Parkkiser
Ruth
Sue Moreton
Union
M. B. Church
Sheldon
Reve
William Tilton
City
Jarmee
Jiaa McClain
Greenfield
Misa George Manning
Hhet
Florence Bardon
Tosculam
Louise Johnston
Walnut
Phillips
Little Doctor Hospital Patient Dies After Operation
Funeral services were held for the patient at the M.KE church led by Rev. Phillips after the hospital operation on Wednesday. An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for nasal catarrh, claiming widespread success and available from druggists and Ely Bros of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. KE
Phillips
Ely
Ely Bror
Warren Street
New York
Local notes and obituaries from Granville area
Wm Slye of Cincinnati visits Granville Rust family. Joseph Yeager dies after kidney operation and is buried in St Louis church cemetery. Miss Inez Mitchell visits Ironton. Carrie Caldwell stays with South Lebanon and Mainville friends. Mrs A Daugherty feeble. Henry South visiting Monterey relatives. Batavia visitors Lloyd Hulick Clyde Lindsey Albert Ranson. M F Apgar in Columbus. Mrs Kate Apgar with daughter in city. Dr T A Mitchell ill with influenza. New store run by Mr Hensel thriving. Stonelick school board rehires teachers except noted cases. Dr David Kennedy of Rondout, N Y cited. Dear Sir letter reports Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy clearing a scrofulous eruption. testimonial by Henry S Eldredge of Rochester N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Slye
Cincinnati
Granville Rust
Joseph Yeager
St. Louis Church
Father Gallagher
Inez Mitchell
Ironton
Carrie Caldwell
South Lebanon
Mainville
Misses Conway
Walnut Hills
Ella Muchmore
A. Daugherty
Henry South
Monterey
Lloyd Hulick
Clyde Lindsey
Albert Ranson
Batavia
M. F. Apgar
Columbus
Kate Apgar
Will Felter
T. A. Mitchell
Hensel
Stonelick Township
No. 4
Grace Divine
Stonelick
John Rapp
Huber’s
Willard Apgar
Sunday Social Roundup From Batavia Area
Residents and visitors are noted in a Sunday round of calls and visits across Batavia and nearby towns including Higginsport Cincinnati Madisonville and Goshen. Socials mention weddings and funerals with several families and individuals named. Foley's Kidney Cure ad warns of kidney issues and promotes the remedy sold by D N Bunn Batavia.
Farm for Sale Near Batavia Ohio with 67 Acres
67 acre Batavia area farm with a six room house shaded by trees, a large fish pond, and alfalfa and clover potential. Features include a beech grove and frontage on Back Run free turnpike close to traction road. Terms: one third cash and balance over four years at 6 percent interest. Inquiries to W KE French on site or Allen B Nichols Trustee Batavia Ohio May 2013.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Back Run
W. KE
Death calls Mrs. Hes ter A. Temple in sorrowful notices
In a tribute to Mrs. Hes ter A. Temple wife of Jacob Denham the community mourns her sudden passing. She is described as a kind neighbor devoted wife and indulgent mother and condolences are offered to the Denham family. Other items note visitors and local events including an accident involving Ray Lindsey and a funeral attendance for Mrs Jacob Dunham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester A. Temple
Jacob Denham
Rezin Hawkine
Daisy
Albert Pearce
Dave Lindsey
Missy Eve Lindsey
Mt. Plagah
Lindale
Ray Lindsey
Dr. Mott
Bethel Game Set Between James Brotherhood and Bethel Team
OM Rose and wife visited Cincinnati relatives on Sunday. A game between the James Brotherhood of the YMCA Cincinnati and the Bethel team is scheduled for Saturday on the home grounds. Mrs Will Bird and children and Mrs Chas Frester and son returned to Williamsburg after visiting relatives. Aumber from this place attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM Rose
Cincinnati
James Brotherhood
Cincinpati
Bethel
Will Birod
Chas
Frester
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J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, M
Ase
Woodside Place
G. W. Forts
Riverton
Nash Pharmacy
Lerado
Bunn’s
Williamsburg
Castoria
MT. Holly
Dora Wenell
Ainter
Bt. Bernard
Nunn
Ohio
Symptons
Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
Nicholsville
Moscow
Little Doctor
Ramon
Owensville
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Bir
Henry
Eldredge
Rochester
N.Y
Allen B. Nichols
Batavia, Ohio
Livonia
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
D. Bland
Brewton
Bears
Gastoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
B. H. Knapp
Northwest
Segretenna Acuccmicele
Rier
C. A
Sycamore St
Union Station
Carrer Street
California
Forestville
Mt. Washington
Mt. Carmel
Hahland
Russellville
Seorkea Ne
Aateraen
Ms Asso
Caperseees
Amelia Peewee
Hland Park
Teers
Ths Eee
Carrel Street
Petemeres Ar. Sycamore St
Lea Bata
A.m
P.m
Sycamore
Geotown
Rip
Sycamore A. m
Carrol H. Park, A.m, Am
Ip P.m
A— G.ak
R&g
Nore
Express
Ordbre Messenger
Omas
Stephen
W. RK. Topp
A. W
Biecee
H. BE. Lawyen
TOG
Lamlet
Jthel
Eorgetown
Ipley & Gtown
M.p
Hheerened
Ohio River
Columous Ry
Sycamore Street
Carrel
Movioa
Clneinnatle
Gosepatows Ripley
A. Mp
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Gulf
G. A. Park
Louisville & NashVille
R. R
Louisville, KY
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