The Monthly Fireside Courier Debuts in Clermont County
Hailed as the largest literary banquet for Clermont County readers, the December 4 issue of the Monthly Fireside Courier will launch with an extensive six column agricultural section, science and progress pages, humor, puzzles, and gossip. The Columbus and state press coverage notes circulation and subscriber offers, while local mentions include candidates and political chatter surrounding the United States Senate race and Clermont figures amid a wave of commentary.
Thanksgiving Day Reflections and Public Notices
To-morrow is Thanksgiving Day a day of prayer and feast. George H. Pendleton U S Minister to Berlin dies in Brussels of apoplexy aged 60. Brazil’s new government will pattern on the United States elections. Charley Baker touted as the best looking Democrat in Ohio but Senate race favors the vest pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Pendleton
U.S
Berlin
Brussels
Cincinnati
Brazil
United States
Charley Baker
Ohio
Local Notes Show Personal Visits and Town Upgrades
Clifton resident Miss Anna Buzzard visits Judge and Mrs William Johnston while Miss Alice Franke returns from a western trip. The M E church holds a largely attended supper at Rowan Hall. Eugene Dillon reinstated to railway mail service. Colonel Howard ships a 30 pound turkey to Governor Campbell for Thanksgiving. Will Lockwood visits his old home. Mr and Mrs Court Bonnell host Charles Bonnell of Chicago. Miss Mattie Fulton visits Mrs Captain Dustin. Bouneil buys 400 opera chairs for town hall and gas works. Odd Fellows plan oyster supper and fair. Dr William Scott praises matched teams. Frank Keat injured on GC W and B railroad is out. Captain J H Hall of Monterey visits. Courier issue anticipated. Union Thanksgiving services planned by churches. Stewart House hosts distinguished guests. Universalist ladies sell Prisometto sale and lunch. Welsh glee club to aid Terrace Park Baptist church. Council adds lamps to new corporation area. Dr M M Shafer attends sister's funeral in Belle Centre. School enrollment 257. George W Pool relocates to Cincinnati. Mrs P S Gateh entertains sister-in-law. Commutation-ticket debate stirs stations on Little Miami railroad. Dennis and Teash advertise carriages at Charley Griffis. Carrie Kennedy expands a ladies’ goods shop with hats, ribbons, veils, wings, feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Buzzard
Clifton
William Johnston
Alice Franke
M. E
Court Bonnell
Charles Bonnell
Chicago
HST
Mattie Fulton
Ripley
Captain Dustin
Bouneil
Odd Fellows
William Scott
Frank Keat
GC W. and B. Railroad
Oul
J. H. Hall
Monterey
Courier
Aea
Presbyterian
Stewart House
Ladies of the Universalist Church
George W. Pool
Cincinnati
P. 8
Gateh
Wm. Gateh
M. EK
Garfield Avenue
Iijami
R. F. Erdman
Robi. Davis
T. P. Pinite
Anna Furgeson
Parks
The
Presbyterian Church
Library Association
Lew White
Minnie Watson
Ida Wiedinger
Iss Lilly Davis
Daisy Denis
Eva White
Frank Roberts
Nelly Day
D. W. Parks
Bessie Bates
Kate Felter
Lilly Davis
Lina Fadman
May Shaw
Eee
Mary Frank Winans
Allie
John Connor
Smith Townsley
Independent News
Macon
J. H. Kincaid
Felicity
Winchester
Indiana
Theodore Clasgens
H. C. Clasgens
Agnes Sullivan
Kansas City
Missouri
Masonic Temple
Harry Mathias
Athens
M. G. Asbury
Josie Dwire
Mace Agnew
Charley Curry
Edith Denham
Helen Towner
Lara Ryan
Clifton Heights
V. LS. C
Gail Denham
Mollie Hawkins
Charles Hunt
Frank Nichols
Joss Edwards
Ametia
G. W. Warner
le Boutilier
Lilly Lanham
Emma Seitz
Tom Morris
Indianapolis
Emma Garrison
Nettie White
Lockland
Epworth League
League
W.G. Warner
W. G. Warner
the Old Homestead
Daisy Nichols
Mary Nichols
Dena Hodges
Standy
Emma Holcerfield
James Hicks
Frank Hitch
Elmer Hutson
Bethel
Mane Hopkins
John Kelly
Bride
Rose Seilotterbeck
Pt. Pleasant
Kline Avenue
Foster Edwards
Miss Watsons
New Richmond
Edward Bradley
Halington
Alice Davis
Mary. Gardner
Benj. Frazee
Court and McCormick
Horace Kincaid
Charlie Hunt
George Clare
John Thompson Jr
Hamersville
Samuel Garrett Jr
Moscow
Christian Fry
James W. Kellum
Harriett Hicks
Columbus
Union
M. E. Church
Powell
Baptist Church
Lilah Belle
Lee W. Short
James W. Smith
George Fulton
Lew Richmond
Amelia
Miss Mary Kyle’s Wedding and Local Social Notes
Mary Kyle married November 13 at Samuel’s residence in Cincinnati to W V Lep ey esq. Our cornet band plans an oyster supper at the school house Thursday night. Various local visits and social events are noted including dances and family visits. a infant’s burial is recorded with November 17, 1889 in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
Cincinnati
Massachusetts
Mary Kyle
Samuel
W. V. Lepey
Harvey Meeks
Jon Kansas
Clarence Moore
James Patton
Careee
Kentucky
Ten Mile Valley Community Notes and Visits
Miss Jessie Coulter aids at H. Green's while teaching duties shift. Mrs. Lou Herget visits her mother in Woosley Station. Prof UH Jindsley teaches in New Palestine replacing Miss Emma Hare who is ill. Lawyer Eppert and McNair will discuss tariffs at the schoolhouse next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Coulter
H. Green’s
Lou Herget
Woosley Station
UH. J.indsley
New Palestine
Emma Hare
Eppert and McNair
Uss
Burnehymer
Local Notes and Fresh Arrivals From Newtonville and Surrounds
Sick George Brown John Brown and Jo P Brown all with typhoid fever. M Maxfield of Newtonville visiting friends here recently. Samuel Hall of Logtown becomes a town resident. S Bicking moves to Midland City. James Brown and Emma Haggatt wed at the bride’s Fayetteville home last Saturday night. Samuel Ingle runs a thriving mill business. Rill Hawkins visits friends here after trips to Kansas Nevada and Iowa. John Foote of West Woodville in town Friday near hogs. Ben Leever and Charles Stouder visit from Newtonville to hunt quail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
John Brown
Jo P Brown
M. Maxfield
Newtonville
Samuel Hall
Logtown
S. Bicking
Midland City
James Brown
Emma_Haggatt
Fayetteville
Samuel Ingle
Rill Hawkins
Mr. Hawkins
Kansas
Nevada
Iowa
John Foote
West Woodville
Ben Leever
Charles Stouder
Halington Fair Board Delays Meet Disappoints Local Growers
The last session of the Britain fair board set the fair time a month later than in recent years. This upsets neighboring tobacco growers who used the shed room to house their crops. An umbrellas swap occurred at the station during the fair board election. the station agent, not party to the contract, seeks restitution. Elmer Steelman completed a new woodhouse noted as a needed improvement. Louis Cristis keeps a valuable bull terrier for a Cincinnati dog fancier at five dollars monthly. John Wisbie of Folar visits Mrs. G. Walter. J F Bennett and family moved from Washington Territory to Karlie, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain Fair Board
Fair Board
Elmer Steelman
Louis Cristis
Cincinnati
John Wisbie
Folar
G. W.ler
J.F. Bennett
Washington Territory
Karlie
Oregon
Local Notes On Residents And Community Events
Conover has moved to the village and ships poultry to eastern markets. Meetings are held at the M. BE church under Rev. J. i. Laird. Laird is an educated man who cares for his work. A. Work opens a livery and sale stable at Broadway and Main. John Hadley Jr of Indianapolis visits his grandfather. Wm. Sweet’s Idaho relatives spend weeks with his mother. Mrs Conger leaves for Cincinnati to visit her son Elmer. Will Holmes and wife attend church and visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Conover
M. BE
J. i. Laird
Laird
A. Work
Broathway
Main
Ana Ianemeeaae
Springfield
John Hadley, Jr
Indianapolis
Wm. Sweet
Idaho
J. Cover
Will Holmes
Local Weddings and Social News from Fairmount and Nearby
Mrs. G L Sage and brother G H Sutherland of Fairmount visit their parents Rev W H Sutherland. Nuptials of H A Alston of Shreveport Louisiana and Lillie Duncanson of Sicily celebrated at bride’s sister J J Holden’s home. Ceremony by Rev W H Sutherland. Guests include Mr and Mrs W Ochiltree and Mr and Mrs Lester Boulware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Sage
G. H. Sutherland
Fairmount
W. H. Sutherland
A. Alston
Shreveport
Louisana
Lillie Duncanson
Sicily
J. J. Holden
W. Ochiltree
Lester Boulware
A. C. Kain
Richards
Georgetown
H.C. Shepherdson
Dela Aware
F. R. Hartman
B. N. Stockton
W. E. Ochiltree
New Richmond Social Notes Highlight Church, Schools and Visits
A long list of New Richmond residents and guests fill a lively social page. Tributes include a Presbyterian library association organized by local youths with officers named, plus multiple visits from Cincinnati and Dayton friends. The week features weddings, illnesses, a new iron fence, street lamp upgrades, a Thanksgiving service plan, and a notable marriage of Lilah Belle Short to James W. Smith.
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
Probate Court orders sale of undivided one sixth of two parcels totaling about 115 acres with detailed metes and bounds. Sale set for December 12, 1889 at 2 pm at courthouse front door. Terms: one third cash, one third at one year, one third at two years with 6 percent interest and mortgage security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Oho
Clermont Ohio Probate Sale of Lot in Lot No 8 Area
In Clermont County Ohio the Probate Court orders sale of undivided one sixth of a described real estate tract in a partition case. The property notes begin at Lakemires and Curls, include multiple lot lines, railroad center, and boundaries, totaling 115 acres 13 square poles with exclusions. Appraised at 20 per acre. Terms: one third cash day of sale, one third in one year, one third in two years at 6 percent interest, secured by mortgage. Sale conducted by W Co Bishop administrator and Delia Garis administrator.
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County of
Clermont
State of
Ohio
William Lakemires
Asher Curtis
Batavia
Williamsburg
Turnpike Road
Curtis
Acounty Road
Abe Bowen
C. and E. Railway
Lakemires
James Davidson
Adam Kline
Davidson
Otis Dudley
Dudley
Charles McAfee
McAfee
Harriet Atchley
John McAfee
William Lukemires
Lukemires
Bowen
Kline
Retta Denham
Clermont Common Pleas
Betta Denham
Pingree Denham
Andrew J. Curtis
Y. Bishop
Lucena Curtis
Court- Horse
Asher Curls
Batavia and
Williamsburg Turnpike Road
Sid Lakemires
Teatake
Sud Lot No
McAfey
Warrior Atclley
Sat
Landas Sebo
Retta Dham
Clermont Coumon Pieas
Paerce Denham
Ter Guardian
Ys Atavew
J. Curtis
Clermont County
Alex. Parker
Robert Lanham
Clermont County Auction of Turnpike Construction Projects
Notice to Contractors by Clermont County Commissioners lists turnpike and extension projects to be sold as separate road sections. Dates run December 9 through December 16 1889 with multiple mileages and locations including Lindale Laurel Batavia Stonelick Bridge Jackson Newtonsville Boston and Union townships. Specifications available at the Auditor's office one week before sale. bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Counity
Tom Wits Chia
Hurd
Isnh
Lindale
Laurel
Williamsburg
Bantam
Batavia
Stonelick
Jackson Township
Newtonsville
Boston
Iss
Union Township
Auditu
G. W. Temple
Clermont County
Ohio
CHERIER'S SALE IN PARTITION OF OHIO LAND
Public auction of Clermont County Ohio real estate on Saturday December 14 1889 between 1 and 2 pm. Properties include two tracts in Franklin township with Bear and Willow Creek boundaries totaling about 29 acres with specific metes and bounds. Appraised value listed and sale terms require one third cash one year and two years with mortgage security at 6 percent. Sheriff J Tatman deputy Joan West. attorneys Parrott & Gm Faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
Clermont
State of
Ohio
Bear and
Willow Creek
Alex
Parker
Robert
Lanham
Elias Lanham
Richard Tucker
Benjamin Lanham
Eese
J. , Tatman
Clermont County
Joan Ek
West
Joan Walker
Parrott & Gm
Milford Building and Loan Sells Miami Twp Property
Case 9197 in Clermont county Court of Common Pleas orders sale of 61 100 acres in Miami township Ohio. Real estate includes land formerly conveyed to Julia M Mitchell and two lots in Miamiville second addition. Sale at courthouse door in Batavia between 1 and 2 pm. Cash due day of sale. Sheriff J C Talman and Deputy Hyoun K Wear oversee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
Miami Township
Clermoys County
State of
Miamiville
Branch Hills
Horatio Buckingham
Julia M. Mitchell
A. N. Robinson
Mary A. Robinson
Clermont
J.C. Talman
Hyoun K, Wear
Appointed Administrator Named for Clermont County Estate
The Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio has appointed and qualified William A Frambes as Administrator of the estate of Andrew Jambes, deceased, late of Clermont County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio
Andrew Jambes
William A, Frambes
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