Local Bits from Batavia Ohio 1902 Trade and News
Lard cans sell for 15 cents at Rapp Bros and Orebaugh flour pansifter is advertised. Special duck coats pricing at Rapp Bros. Salt priced at $1 per barrel at Kline's Store. Mrs. T. Q. Ashburn visits Batavia with Major Ashburn away in Santiago commanding artillery at Ft. Moro. An ad touts Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for coughs not yet progressed to consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Q. Ashburn
Major Ashburn
Santiago
Ft. Moro
Dickinson Moves to Amelia Then Batavia For Holiday Trade
Dickinson relocates to Amelia this month and will wind up his business there before returning to his Batavia gallery for the holiday season. Dr J J Werner the dentist schedules visits at Clermont House Batavia October 27 to November 1 and 8 to 12, with extended stops in Williamsburg Marathon and Lorado House at listed dates in 1902. Epoch Johnson, son of the late Captain Johnson, now a War Department clerk in Washington, is home this week and appears well and prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Amelia
Wil
Batavia
J. J. Werner
Clermont House
T. R. Hartman
Williamsburg
Epoch Johnson
Captain Johnson
Signal Service
Washington
War Department
Wright Holter
M. J. Holter
Connersville
Indiana
Clermont
Welcome home Batavia figures and local notices
Batavia welcomes George Silcott and other locals home this week. News notes include a Goshen fire loss, hotel and business updates, medical cures and testimonials, a Baptist meeting, and football results between Newport and Batavia.
Local social notes and community updates from Batavia and Dayton
E H Yancey spent Sunday with Batavia friends while Dolph Watson visited Norwood. The State reports a noble majority of 75000 though turnout was light. A E Miley of Washington visits Amelia. Frank Stagg and Frank Kennedy visit from Cincinnati and Columbus respectively. Bethel gains a new fire engine amid hopeful restraint. Beal law contest in Greenfield favors saloons by 24 points, largest town vote from the engagement. Albert Heinrici plans hardware ventures in Dayton. Foley's Kidney Cure praised by W A Herren of Finch Arkansas. Apple harvest notes: John Ayer in Tabasco gathered 21 bushels from one tree and 28 barrels from five trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Highland County
John Ayer
Tabasco
New Patterns at H. Lind sley & Son Featured
Fleeced Black Pique and White Oxford Madras with silk mercerized finish arrive along with White Pique and striped silks. Large Pearl Buttons complete the stylish line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lindsley & Son
Oxford Madras
Money To Loan And Dental Services Advertised
Multiple classified items include loans offers from McDonald Crane and Nelson Cramer in Batavia and Cincinnati with 5 percent mortgage terms, plus dental services by O T Robertson F P Hamilton Hill and a Batavia branch. A Batavia lumber notice and a Kaufman’s Liquor Store relocation are also listed along with a French Mustard ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David K. McDonald
Atty
Batavia, C. Novété
E. Q. Crane
Batavia
Ohio
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Nelson , Cramer, Atty
4Th St
Fosdick
Kaufman's
East Pearl Street
Wheels on Carriage and Wagon Sets Discounted
Rapp and Coyle offer 500 sets of carriage buggy cart and light wagon wheels priced from four to nine dollars per set. A sale runs with equal wheel prices added to the assortment beginning February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapp & Coyle
Rabbits Declared Unprotected Under Law Says Rogers
Opinion from readers and expert authorities holds rabbits as unprotected game. The Cuvier club of Cincinnati and Colonel Rogers of the Fish and Game Commission advocate dismissal of pending cases and treat rabbits as outside legal protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuvier Club
Cincinnati
Rogers
Fish and Game Commission
Rabbits Legal Open Season Narrowed by Commission
The Cuvier club brands rabbits vermin and unprotected while the fish and game commission says laws are misconstrued and rabbits may only be killed with a gun between November 10 and December 1. Papers claim they may be shot on sight but urged restraint as rabbits have no protection beyond quail prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuvier Club
Fish and Game Commission
Notable Nuptials: Holter Sinks and Edwin Wright Tatman Wed
Miss Elizabeth Holter Sinks married Edwin Wright Tatman at the bride's home in Connersville Indiana on October 21. The ceremony was lavish with up to date details. The bride, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G M Sinks, is niece of A H P Holter of this place and regarded as beautiful and accomplished. Her father was once a Bethel resident and long served as clerk in Washington's sixth auditor office. Her mother is a daughter of the late Alfred Holter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Holter Sinks
Edwin Wright Tatman
Connersville
Indiana
G. M. Sinks
A. H. P. Holter
Bethel
Sixth Auditor
Washington
Alfred Holter
Night of Halloween Mischief by the Boys
The boys staged Halloween mischief by transferring property altering signs and removing gates. They also placed barber poles before milliner shops. The next morning expressmen found many new jobs as a consequence of the escapade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Expressmen
Mrs Motsinger of Miamiville Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs Lydia Motsinger of Miamiville died in a Cincinnati hospital on Monday, in her 75th year. She was mother to William Motsinger, a leading local businessman, active in church and charitable work. Funeral held today at her Miami ville home. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised by Becks Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Motsinger
Miamiville
Cincinnati
William Motsinger
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Gatch
THE
Clermont Courier
Batavia, Ohio
Rapp Bros
Orebaugh
Kline’s
Batavie
Foley
D. John Bunn & Son
Dr. Wood
Castoria
John W. Rogers
Filley
Chamberlain
Beck
Cilthu
George Silcott
Ohio Reformatory
Dr. Thomas
J. Hi. Andrews
Goshen
Hl. T. McIntyre
St. Paul, Minn
Beck’n Pharmacy
John Boon
Bal Davis
Algonquin
Dayton
Lovesend
M. J. Kain
Kain
Stonelick Baptist Church
Stanton
Linwood
J. N. Powell
Mr. Powell
Forkland
Beck’s Pharmacy
Newport
Batavians
Newporters
Gertrude K. Fenner
Muncie
Ind
Browning
King & CO
Browning, King & Co
E. H. Yancey
Dolph Watson
Norwood
A. E. Miley
Sixth Auditor’s Office
Frank
Frank Stagg
Carey Roofing Company
Tom Ferguson
Orphan’s Home
Xenia
Edwin Titus
Wayland Kennedy
Kirk Kennedy
Blind Asylum
Columbus
Albert Heinrici
W. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
John Boon & Son
Rubber Trust
DeWitt
Wright
the Wright Medical CO
Columbus, Ohio
Dan Hamilton
Athland
Kentucky
Angie Ireton
Tawny
Kline
Seploit
Stirling & Moore
Queen & Crescent
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Queer & Crescent
Asheville
N. C
Southern Railway
Birmingham
New Orleans
J. R. Williams
Monrky
W. R. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
Frazier & Hicks, Attys
Stirling & Moore’s
Mayritt Ideyeloannence
A. J. McNair
McNney
W. A. Joseph
Mark Brother
O. T. Robertson
Milford
L. &C Robertson
Race Street
Northwest Corner
Race
Longworth
F. P. Hamilton
West 7Th
Elm
Bet
Race and Wine
C. P. Gray
O. J. Ferrer
Dr. Hill
Boston
Owensville
West Court Street
C. H. McNutt
Clermont County
Caxton Building
Chicago
Maylitt
Hoosier
Capital Brand
Wheat Grower
Ag2ot Rapp & Coke
Colté
Rapp & Covan
G. F. Baum
Chamberlain’s
Doan
J. S. Griffis
West Avenue
Sidney, C
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Ricarens
Price
Agency
St Price
J. C. Farr
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