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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1909
Page
8
Fresh oysters southeast Batavia in any quantity advertised along with a long list of local names and events. The column includes social visits, births, illnesses, church notes, revival invites and small business ads from Batavia Ohio with mentions of Foundry Co items and local residents’ activities.
Earl Markland leaves his three year post at Citizens Telephone Co for Milford to join Bell Co. Albert Ranson expected to take his place. Local notices also advertise medical remedies and social events across Mt. Carmel Batavia and Peru with community updates on residents Zimmer, Oak, and surrounding areas.
Attorney Frank Dinamore visits Senator Nichols on business. Lameback pains eased by Chamberlain relief. Mrs D Bunn and Mrs A Heinrich hosted by Mrs M F Brammer. Mrs J H Orebaugh and Stella visit F A Brown. Batavia Foundry Co. repairing stores. N&W agent Hulick on vacation. Martin covers. Maple Grove church oyster supper on Thanksgiving Eve November 25 1900. Spelling bee at Presbyterian chapel next Friday under Christian Endeavor. games and lunch. Admission five cents.
Miss Cora Griffis visited friends in the city on Sunday. Miss DeNune entertained her brother from Columbus. Kenneth Rice broke his right arm recently. Dr. Paul Dustin of Cincinnati came up for a few days hunting. Miss Anna Ranson teaching in Madisonville spent Sunday here. Miss Mary Homan visiting sister Mrs. Harry Fuller at Red Rick. John Kline John Davis and F. F. Talley of New Richmond were in Batavia Monday. Mrs. Susie Robinson of Garden City Kansas a guest this week. E. R. Koggs sold to Indiana ties after buying Web Shuff's farm. Miss Althea Hoerner spent part of the week with her sister. A Young People's Society of 16 members organized at the Boston German U B church. Mrs. Anne Tatman returned after summer with daughter Mrs. George Hatfield at Toledo. Foley's Honey and Tar aids coughs and lung strength. get the genuine in a yellow package. Bunn's Mrs. Branaugh and Miss Dorothy Dennison visiting a cousin on Walnut Hills to hear Gypsy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dennison spent Sunday at Hyde Park with O N Young and wife. Howard Lockwood and party home for a short vacation. The old story told 59 years but a welcome tale to those seeking heart. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised as best for coughs and colds. Sold by all dealers.
The notice lists fruit and pantry items for Thanksgiving specials including apples bannanas oranges grapes grapefruit pomegranates cranberries lemons celery dates figs raisins currants citron orange and lemon peel prunes evaporated peaches and apricots nuts of all kinds. It invites customers to place orders by Bell or Citizen with Chase Sanborn coffee and tea agents for prompt attention.
Advertisement for The Foote School offering Phonography Typewriting and Book-keeping at 793 East McMillan Street Walnut Hills Cincinnati Ohio. Claims best system saves time and money and notes pupils obtain positions after completing the course.
The Circuit Court of Ports mouth C district holds Flip and other near beers cannot be sold in the dry region. Judge Festus Walters states the alcohol percentage does not matter, as the drink is still malt liquor and prohibited.
Mrs. Tarbell wife of David Tarbell editor of the Norwood Enterprise died at her sister Mrs. Benna’s home in Columbus. Funeral services will be held in Georgetown Sunday.
The quarterly examination by Auditor of State Fullington shows cash and securities in the state treasury totaling 22,084,801.90 dollars for the period ending the first Monday in November.
A frame house in Newtonsville occupied by Charles Stouder burned to the ground last Thursday with its contents. Origin of the blaze is unknown. The house, partially insured, belonged to John Prickett of Blanchester.
James Jeffries, arrested by Sheriff Teal for giving away whisky on a train, withdrew his not guilty plea last Friday and pleaded guilty before Judge Davis. He was fined 100 dollars with costs and ordered committed to the workhouse until costs are paid.
Friends report Eddie Seitz died at his New Richmond home on November 8 from Brights disease. He was 85 and survived by a widow and a daughter of W. E. Burroughs. Also notes a quiet marriage of George Hugo of Batavia to Miss Edna Fitzwater of Elk Lick, now residing in east Batavia, and lists Batavia Chapter officers elected November 8 with installation set for December 18.
James Bunyan and wife visited brother Lynch in Centerville. Carl Ireton spent Wednesday with Grandfather Ireton. F W Wise and wife hosted many young people Sunday. Rev John Mercer of Ironton to pastor Bloom Rose church. first sermon next Sunday. Rev A M Dawson of Western a guest of W B Breton and family. Little Henry muses about Pompeii ruins and gas pipes in an empty town.
A French officer in service learns from the village mayor that his father died. He responds with formal thanks and notes his injury in hospital, losing a leg, then amid wartime references, mentions cancer research across species and regions.
Article promotes the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer as a vital family educator offering practical guidance for Father and Mother, praising its nonsectarian sermons by Chas I Russell and urging readers to request sample copies. Mentions appointing administrator Fus Loyd D Fagin in Clermont County Ohio with attorneys Frazier & A108.
Mrs Anna C Weston offers farm sale near Olive Branch on Saturday November 20. Items include hay, straw, potatoes, corn, buggy and harness, tools, weights, bee hive, stove, dinner bell, and household articles. Terms: cash for sums under 500, 5 percent discount over 500, or 9 months credit with approved security. Auctioneer C W VonGunpy. Clerk C C McGuire. nov10,2
By week or day at 20 cents per bed or per meal, a good home cooking feed stable is connected. Located square and half above the town hall on Main Street, Miss Karz Erion operates the establishment.
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