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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1909
Page
5
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Attend Events
Miss Opal Cast and Mildred Rutledge visit Mrs. Cox in Illinois and stay with Harry Cox near Goshen. Cornelius Thompson moves to Batavia. Mrs. George Felter visits Marathon with her mother. Several attend the Rebecca convention in Williamsburg. A.J. Allen and family visit T. F. Lyon. Dowell Cramer spends Sunday in the city. Deli Roll and husband visit Hester Cramer’s mother. Laura Waits attends Lebanon fair. Ella Binkley visits near Costa. One Hundred Dollars Reward for catarrh cure offered by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Cast
Mildred Rutledge
Mrs. Cox
Illinois
Harry Cox
Goshen
Cornelius Thompson
Batavia
George Felter
Marathon
Rachel Pierce
Rachel Fry
Carrie
Mildred
Mattie Barr
Williamsburg
A.J. Allen
Milford
T. F. Lyon
Dowell Cramer
Deli Roll
Butlerville
Hester Cramer
Laura Waits
Lebanon
Community Notes From Dallas And Surrounding Areas
Frank Shaw of Dallas spent a few days with his parents. Rally Day observed at Allen Presbyterians. Lockwood of the city shaken hands with friends Friday. J Brisboy and family bought the Wm Burkhart farm and reside there. Miss Eliott of Greenville to teach in local schools replacing Mise Dillinger. Rev J M Helm of Parkersburg spoke on Thursday. Miss Katherine Davis and Miss Bernie Bowman of Oxford College visited parents. Mrs W Dawson visiting relatives in Georgetown. Miss Jane Dawson returned from Danville. Dr Aultman to preach at M E church next Sunday evening. Misses Purcell hosted in Erlanger Ky. Homer Judd visited, with Albert France. Meiers of the city bought Roettinger property on Walnut and Market and plan an ice plant. Howard Handcock and wife to move to Colorado. Advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung issues with testimonials. 50c and $1.00 bottles. Trial bottle free. Guarantied by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shaw
Dallas
Texas
Allen
Lockwood
City
G. Seitz
J. Brisboy
Brown County
Wm. Burkhart
Miss Eliott
Greenville
Oxford College
Mise Dillinger
Oakley
J. M. Helm
Parkersburg
Katherine Davis
Bernie Bowman
W. Dawson
Georgetown
Jane Dawson
Danville
Aultman
M. E
Purcell
Erlanger
Homer Judd
Albert France
Meiers
Meier
Farson
Roettinger
Walnut
Market Streets
Howard Handcock
Colorado
Mia
Harvey Parkhiser
White
Illinois
Miss Knapp
West Virginia
Parkhiser
Union
Washington Township
Clara Bureau
Fremont Farley
Columbus
Dawson
Lloyd Fagin
Mt. Holly
Frank Cushard
John McQuitty
M. E. Church
Clinton Staats
Maria Moreton
Nelle Staate
Cincinnati University
Anna Moore
Wilbur
Hyde Park
Johnston
J.W. Miller
Felicity
Ruth Moreton
Alice Mears
J. F. Sheehy
Kate
Newport
Ed Ernet
Cleveland
Finnet
Emma Selby
Anna Donley
Clarence
Lew Donley
Buckley
Lew Lemar
Julia Moreton
Kiza Hawk
Charney Dick
New Richmond
Cushard
A. Lodge
Mentor
Misa Nora Utter
Will Stanley
Anna Turton
College Mill
M. B. Groves
Ben Pattison
Steamer Courier
Dick Shelley
O BE
Gentry
Kentucky
Malvina Pattison
Clermont County Club Hosts Pleasant Croquet Afternoon
At Mrs B Kirgav s home last Saturday, Clermont County Club members gathered for an ideal day of croquet on the lawn. Mrs Dial won first prize for croquet with Mrs Gaskins taking second. refreshments followed as guests praised the delightful afternoon and looked forward to many more such social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirgav
Clermont County Club
Foley's Honey and Tar Touted by Norway Merchant
Louis Boon, a leading Norway Michigan merchant, states Foley's Honey and Tar cured his boy's severe cough and a neighbor’s boy, once given up by doctors, with a cold. Bonn's Pharmacy promotes the product as safe and certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Boon
Norway
Michigan
Foley
Bonn
Local Social Notes Include Visits And a Car Door Incident
MT. HOLLY hosts Mr. and Mrs. William Gabriel and their two daughters from Weaton West Virginia and Scottdale Pennsylvania. Will Bauer and family of Olive Branch visited Mrs. Laura Brotherton. A wheel came off George Dawson’s bogey near Lloyd Fagin’s funeral causing Mrs. Frank Malick to fall with minor injuries. M Edwarde and wife and W J Liston attended the 8 O C C at Harwood church in Brown County which closed Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Smith of Blanchester were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Holly
William Gabriel
Weaton
W. Va
Scottadale
Will Bauer
Olive Branch
Laura Brotherton
Lloyd Fagin
George Dawson
Frank Malick
M. Edwarde
W. J. Liston
Harwood Church
Brown County
Mra. Smith
Blanchester
Local Visitors and Muster at Bantam Fair Grounds
Mrs Emma Hackett of Sheldon Illinois and Mrs Wil Thompson hosted guests from Corryville and Chicago. 400 Fort Thomas soldiers camped at Bantam fair grounds with beef roasting and apple pie baking. Moved: Mr Holmes sold Turton farm for a Linwood store. Foley's Kidney Remedy recommended for kidney and bladder trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hackett
Sheldon
Illinois
A. J. Kempton
Wil Thompson
Corryville
Benjamin Daily
Rossville
Joan Edwards
Fred Mitchell
Chicago
C. M. Edwards
Hannah Ketchum
Fred Warren
Clarence Fagin
O. A
Holmes
Turton
Linwood
M. Edwards
Geo. Hesler
Mt. Crab
Laurel charge holds first quarterly meeting in Franklin
The first quarterly meeting of Laurel charge will be held at Franklin on Wednesday afternoon October 6 and Sunday afternoon October 10 at 2 oclock. Prayer meeting will be held at John Halls Friday evening October 8. Money Comes in Bunches to A A Chisholm of Treadwell NY now. The rest is a partial notice of local events and an advertisement for Electric Bayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
N. Y
Local notes and social visits from Georgetown area
A roundup of guests and engagements includes Mia Harvey Parkhiser and Mrs. White of Georgetown hosting at Dr. W. S. Parkhiser's home. The Union Sunday School convention is set for October 10 at the M E church. Many trips and visits are listed among area residents and relatives. A new Epworth League was organized at the M E church.
Humorous Dinner Anecdotes From a Whistler Evening
A patronizing lord critiques Whistler at dinner saying he passes the painter’s house as they converse. Whistler replies politely. The vignette also recalls a car trip to see Mr. Highflyer's oculist where three tires blow out, prompting Mrs. Highflyer to quip about a glass eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
James McNeill Whistler
Mr. Whistler
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Batavia Ad
Batavia resident Joseph Titus reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney troubles. The advertisement warns of ignored kidney symptoms leading to serious diseases and claims over 100,000 endorsements. Fos ter Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the product nationwide for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Doan
Joseph Titus
Main
Fourth Streets
Batavia
Ohio
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local Social Notes Highlight Bellevue Visitors and Club Events
Bellevue residents host guests from Toledo and Chicago while the Woman's Club marks its first event of October with a program on Revolutionary quotations and colonial literature. The report lists numerous local residents attending gatherings, illnesses, and social calls across the community.
Missing Word Sparks Mrs Chairman Title Mixup
An English paper notes a misprint turning the term for a meeting leader into Mrs Chairman. The piece highlights how a small error alters the gendered designation used in federations and other gatherings.
Local Social Roundup and Sporting Result
Williams town area notes list visits from James Ross and Anna Norwood to N T Daily and C M Curry buying Taylor Codling’s grocery. Stella Beacham hosts a shower for Helen Widmeyer. Local marriages, visits, and a Batavia–led ball game 9 to 4 are reported along with a promotion for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
Commissioners in special session authorize bills and bids
In a special session on Monday commissioners approved a list of payments to various vendors and individuals including Champion Badge, Porter Roofing Co, Dr. Van Horn, Wm Brown infirmary director, and Stanley Favret. They also announced bids for masonry on abutments with poster ads for two sales set for October 15 and October 18, 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Jordan
Porter Roofing Co
Frank Uhl
Pettboes Era
Stalatka Pen Co
Dr. van Horn
Med
M. Buerkle
T. L. Hamilton
Livery
ORP
Ccc
Ipcco Divecces Yeticasses
Brown, Infirmary
Riding
Same
Duiget Bacanasctve
Glancy
Samé
Johnson & Watson
W. W. Hutchinson
Kidd & Lewis
Advance
Wm, Holmes
Gall
Masonry
Stanley Favret
Baron Concrete
John Fox
Xenia Soad
A. Ellis
T. A. Mitchell
Courier
Iadbassisn
OSE Ban
L. Fomorin
Pye
Rowan
Atc
Housewives X Alpo Remedy Promoted in Clermont County Ad
An advertisement touts HOUSER REMEDY CO. X-ALPO as a trusted family remedy for stomach liver kidney and bowel issues. It promises a nine day complete treatment sent to any address for trial with payment only if satisfied. The copy notes climate and dietary factors cause ailments and cautions it is not a cure-all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Houser Remedy CO
Hamlet
Clothes Don’t Reveal Golfing Skill Or Social Standing
A humorous note from Golf Illustrated asserts that clothing does not indicate a man’s golfing talent, social position, wealth, or even taste. The piece jokes that garb offers no clue to ability or class. A separate tip suggests sprinkling black pepper under bureau drawers to deter moths.
Tax Rates in Halland Hit Heavy Burdens on Wealth
The article notes that Halland imposes graded tax rates where the heaviest load falls on those with greater income and property, highlighting a progressive tax structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halland
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Mabel Peterson
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George Lyle
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E. B. Holmes
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Anna Dennis
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George McCollum
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