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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
5
If your druggist cannot supply you send us one dollar and we will express you a bottle. Besure and give the name of your nearest express office. Address J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.
Local visitors and calls from Hamilton Batavia Loveland Williamsburg and nearby towns. Rain and wind damaged corn. Education moves with Frank Ireton to Ohio Medical College. Telegrapher Roy Sentman plans office soon. Harbaugh hosted Barr sisters. Advertisement promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonial offer and pill product.
About 9 o'clock on September 27 a fire was discovered at Hogan's saw mill in Pleasant Valley and was quickly contained, with officials calling the origin mysterious and noting everything was left safe at quitting time. The item also mentions visitors and residents in the area including Rufus Pattison and family of Owensville, Bergen Turner, the Misses Mary and Emma Rapp of Monterey, J. H. Burns, and Mrs. James Shumard and daughter Grace.
Davis Kentucky druggist C T Smith praises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds claiming it cures and saves throat and lung diseases. Physicians, Mrs Elizabeth Malotte, and others endorse with testimonials amid notes of free trial bottles and price 50c and 1. Electric Bitters praised by Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas for relief from biliousness back pain and restored health.
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Ebersole was held from W E Scott's home and she was buried at Spring Grove. Social visits include Miss Martha Sanders with Miss Margaret Vincent in Avondale, C A Birnball and daughter in Pitta field with A B Wilson, and Mr and Mrs John Hill visiting their son Louis in Lebanon. George Witham and family moved from the village to Moscow. Mrs Isaac Leaf and Mrs Greene with son returned from Illinois, Mrs S A Sanford visiting Ft Thomas, Mrs Ella Medarie of Middletown staying with her son Wm R Medara, Grace Glascock to host a linen shower for Rose Bickmore on October 8.
Married by Rev. Bailey in Batavia Joseph A Abbott and Mrs Nannie M Towner both of this place. Residents and visitors from O K Mississippi Blairville and Cincinnati appear in a string of social items. The J M Blair brick works closes due to low river. A floating theatre entertained locals. A South African store features a wide range and Chamberlains remedies are praised by farmers within thirty miles. Cars expected by the 15th and a local wedding is anticipated.
A Durham, North Carolina resident P Muse credits Dr King s New Life Pills with saving his life from years of stomach and liver trouble. The ad proclaims the pills as best on earth and priced at 25 cents at local drug stores in Batayla Amelia and at John Bunn's store.
Miss Ada Nichols daughter of Joe and Mary Nichols married Charles Gardener of Nicholasville on Wednesday at 3. Mr. and Mrs Dolph Armacost and others visited then returned to Brazil Indiana. Mrs Bessie Hauck and daughter Edith from Nice visited John Mofford and family.
After forty years of suffering from piles, C. Haney of Geneva Ohio credits DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve with cure. The ad claims the salve also heals cuts burns and skin diseases and warns to beware of counterfeits from Beck’s Pharmacy.
Owen Hazleton of Monroe is visiting his sister Esta for several days. Herman Mabel and Opal Cast were guests of Stanley and Marie Honey of Cincinnati last week. Ed Bright and family of Westboro were the...
Fall colds may linger into winter risking pneumonia bronchitis or consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar cures quickly and safely without opiates. One Minute Cough Cure relieves coughs colds and bron chitis. Beck's Pharmacy and Dr John Bunn Son advertise the remedies and local visits.
Mise Marie Brotherton and Howard visit Batavia relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Rice of Lynnville Ind visit Mr. and Mrs. Myrick. Mrs. Rice is Myrick’s sister. Martha Hare returns from Brown County. Al Lytle of Norwood and Will Lytle of Linwood join Harry Lytle for a Sunday gathering. Nelaox Judd and wife attend a Georgetown 50th reunion. Ed Moyer of Cincinnati was a recent guest.
Multitudes praise Kodol as a discovery aiding digestion and blood health by processing food and cleansing the stomach. Mrs. Cranfill of Troy I T says four bottles cured her indigestion and dyspepsia, recommending Kodol to all with stomach troubles. Beck's Pharmacy.
Reports note repairs on George Gardner's cottage and Miss Lcot Liston returning to work as mantua maker. Mrs. Henry Danby and Miss Frances Clark visited Ed Redden at Georgetown. Joseph Dawson's orchard yielded over 500 barrels of apples this season. Amanda Wolf visited Cincinnati. Charles Houser of St Bernard spent a week at home. Henry Warren of Bethel visited his father J A Warren. The U and EK traction line fill at Back Run is finished and workers will soon move to Three Mile.
An advertising-style notice explains kidney and bladder issues affect both sexes, causing mind strain, reduced vigor, and bed-wetting in children. It promotes Swamp-Root from Dr. Kilmer & Co. as a remedy, offering samples and a pamphlet by mail from Binghamton New York.
Mrs Mary Snider and Miss Clara Freshard spent days in Cincinnati while relatives visited in northern Ohio. Miss Jessie Marsh and Hanson Marsh appear in local notes. The piece also promotes Bucklen arnica salve and Chamberlain pain balm for rheumatism and paralysis, with local pharmacists Becks Pharmacy selling the remedies.
Mrs Nellie Baldwin of Broadway Branches ter Ohio reports relief from nervousness headaches and low spirits after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills priced 50 cents per box. The medicine is sold by Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY and Dr Bunn's drug store with portrait and signature on each package. Foley's Honey and Tar is also recommended and free of opiates.
Williamsburg and surrounding residents host visitors from Mitchell Cincinnati Portsmouth Mulberry and Newport. Mayors and families return from western trip. Electric cars expected in three weeks. Local social notes mention neuralgia visits railroad chatter and orchestra at the M E church.
Ladies of the Presbyterian church host a tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davin on Thursday afternoon October 9 from two to five. All invited. Also notes visits from Crosstown duo James Bunyan and Rose Barr and Myrtle Barr of Knoxville. Emma Bodine visited her mother. Rev Frank reappointed to U B church charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Manning and son return to their Kansas home. Mrs. Emma Smidley moves to Columbia to run a boarding house. Charley Witham of Batavia will take charge of the vacated hotel. Robert Youngman plans to move his family into Rev. Brokaw's former property.
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