Nicholsville Social Roundup Note
A Nicholsville region recap lists local visits and absences. Mrs. John Rosemyer of Indiana visits her mother Mrs. Emmons. Frank McNeill of Laurel is noted. Thomas Ireton and wife from Richmond Indiana visit Hugh McNair Jr. They report several gatherings, a funeral, and upcoming wedding notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
John Rosemyer
Indiana
David Emmons
Frank McNeill
Laurel
Thomas Ireton
Richmond
Hugh McNair Jr
Joho James
Cincinnati
Frank Hewitt
New Richmond
E. A. McMurchy
Clauemser
Vera
New Richmond High School
Brittinham
Isabel
H. A. Purkhiser
B. E. Gardners
John Pattison
Fair Oak
Pt. Isabel
Pt Iabel
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Reward Notice
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, props. Trade testimonials from Walding Kinnan & Marvin, Toledo, Ohio. Cure claims the medicine is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Also Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Local Folks Visit kin and friends across towns
Moscow residents Nettle Emmons and Elmer Swope visit relatives near Moscow while others like Fola Armacost and Dora Salmon spend time with kin in Georgetown and Warren Phillips. Social visits continue as James Remsey and Miss Sadie Day are noted guests in nearby communities. Kodol for Dyspepsia ad promotes digestion aid at Bunn's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Emmons
Moscow
Fola Armacost
Georgetown
D. W. Fee
Mary Fee
Frank Taylor
Bethel
Harvey Taylor’s
Minnie Norte
Bethel High School
Dora Salmon
Warren Phillips
Harris
West Virginia
Elmer Swope
Mary Norte
Wm. Norte
James Remsey
Higginsport
Sadie Day
Isabel
Elsie Canter
Simmerman
Bertha
Mrs. Canter
Local Visitors Stop In From Multiple Cities
Mrs J B Eggleston visited the past week with Key J A Lord and wife of Walnut Hill and Mrs Joseph Higgins Lorado. Miss Busie Bluestein stayed with Simeon Bluestein and wife. J M Crane and son Matson of Columbus and Dad Bratton with family of Cincinnati visited Dr Mary Crane. John Thompson and wife spent Sunday in Amelia. Mrs George Nelcamp of Columbia is a
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J. BE. Eggleston
Key
J. A. Lord
Walnut Hille
Joseph Higgins
Lorado
Busie Bluesteine
Simeon Bluestein
J. M. Crane
Matson
Colaumbue
Dad Bratton
Cincinnati
Mary Crane
John Thompson
Amelia
George Nelcamp
Columbia
Local Notes of Social Visits and Attendances
A column of names records numerous three week visits and returns among relatives in Cincinnati Dayton Aberdeen Muncie Terra Haute and Felicity. Folks like Miss Abbie Towne Mrs. Woods Mrs Albert Floyd Miss Lena Hays and many others are noted with trips to St Louis Ripley Cincinnati and surrounding towns along with a funeral at Tom Malloy’s residence.
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Misa Louise Chatterton
Cincinnati
Miss Wren
Mesdames
J. O. McKibben
Cloyd Henderson
St. Louis
Nellie Allbright
Loren Powell
Muncie
Indiana
Lee Deen
Klein Dillman
A. W. Dillman
S. R. Burton Reed
Chile
J. E. Eggleston
Bertha Davis
Edith Gatch
Milford
Sylvia Merrill
Lena Hays
Terra Haute
D. Lee Fitzpatrick
Ripley
John Kell
Tom Malloy
Ewry
Rob Moberry
Hettie Malloy
Clarence Manning
Alvin Penny
Felicity
John Salt
Mamie Harris
E. A. Day
Feesburg
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. Mrs Geo Walls of Forest City Maine testifies it ends coughs quickly, prevents pneumonia and strengthens lungs. Available 50c and 1.00 with guaranteed Nash Pharmacy trial bottles free.
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Thor
Nash Pharmacy
Residents and visitors amid Mt Holly happenings
Local notes record Mrs Lizzie Pierson returning to Indianapolis after a visit, numerous visitors to O A Fagin and Hamersville, farm changes by Lon Turton, kinfolk visits from Camden Batavia St Bernard and Linwood, church meeting at Christian Chapel, plus drugstore ads for Electrac Bitters and Nash Pharmacy tonic claims.
New Life Pills Claim Quick Cure for Constipation
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a rapid remedy for chronic constipation. It promises to remove poisons, restore vigor, and relieve sour stomach, nausea, headache, dizziness, and colic without griping. Nash Pharmacy guarantees the product.
Social Visitors and Casual Gatherings This Weekend
W P Daughters and wife were guests of friends at Felicity over Sunday. Edgar Hartmetz and sister Emma were guests here Sunday. Nise Fairy Bennet of White Oak was guest of Mies Frances Black Sunday. Mrs Jenny Biasantz entertained Wednesday with a thimble party. Charl ie Alrey and family hosted William sburg guests Ed Custer and son. Mrs A L Davis hosted Miss Jennie Black at dinner Saturday. An overworked horse may be ruined if forced. humane people can overlook stomach distress. The ad promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia sold by Bunn's Drug Store.
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W. P
Felicity
Edgar Hartmetz
Emma
Nise Fairy Bennet
White Oak
Mies Frances Black
Jenny Biasantz
Joseph Custer
Williamsburg
Charlie Alrey
A. L. Davis
Jennie Black
Burrill Jordan
Cleves
Earl Roudebush
Howard
Pleasant Plain
Florence Strickland
Mary Work
East Walnut Hills
Joseph Needham
Danville
Odiana
Towney Bigham
Jennie Manning
William Marshall
Mia
Eliza VanCamp
Bangman Daugherty
Central
Indle
Owensville
Clara Smith
Blank Ar
Parish Notables and Local Notices Chronicle
John Grimes died at 61 after paralysis in September with funeral attendance by distant relatives. Mrs Fannie Woods visits Tuscular relatives. The Grimes household goods to be sold Saturday. Miss Jennie Hopking hosts Alumni Association Saturday. Georgetown fair attendees include Miss Maria Moreton and Miss Mary Kayeer. Perry Trees, a McKendree resident, dies from a fall injuries. Frank Carman, Capt. and Mrs. M. O. Shriver, and Marshall Wood appear in local social notes.
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John Grimes
Misa Mary Kayeer
Norwood
Frank Carman
Maria Moreton
Georgetown
Capt
Mra
M. O. Shriver
Visbora
Mashall Wood
Perry Trees
McKendree
Jennie Hopking
Alumni Association
M. Foo
McKibben
De Wit's Witch Hazel Salve Advertised at Buno's Drug Store
A vintage ad urges readers to choose De Wit's Witch Hazel Salve stamped on every box and sold at Buno's Drug Store. It claims usefulness for eczema, sores, piles, and related skin issues with a period tone and promotional flourish.
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de Wit
Buno
Hartwell Residents Visit Relatives Across States
Local notices describe Mrs. Dora McKinney visiting her Hartwell parents and several families returning from trips to Denver Illinois and Indiana. The community reports school progress under Miss Harry and a thriving canning factory run by Earl Roudebush.
Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Promises Blood Cleanse
An advertisement urges readers with bad breath constipation pale in the back discolored skin nervousness or dizziness to take Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout NY. It claims to purify blood regulate kidneys and liver and restore a healthy facial glow.
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David Kennedy
N. Y
Guaranteed portraits equal to renowned artists for ten dollars
An advertisement promises high grade portraits copied from good photographs to any family that has not yet received one. Original photos sent are carefully preserved and returned.
Club Saturday Afternoon Readings and Recital
A club meeting features a greeting by President Muale and a program titled A Glimpse of Early Germany. Stella Hackett contributes a music segment in a cheerful Saturday afternoon context.
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Muale
Germany
Stella Hackett
Family Notices and Local Shifts Across Town
Mrs William Perking left recently to visit her sister Mrs Martha Gray near Indianapolis where Mrs Gray died of heart failure. Mrs Caroline Nave and Miss Cora Nave visit Edward Nave and family in Portsmouth. Mrs Elizabeth Fagin will winter in Kansas City with her son Harry. George Thornton and wife toured relatives in Lexington Kentucky. Veterans of the 08 O V attended the Felicity reunion. Mrs B F McCann and Miss Joanna Coulter spent Saturday in the city. Epworth League buys a fine book case for the M and church. Mr and Mrs Charlies Amann of Portsmouth visited relatives. Mrs Nancy Fitzpatrick of New Richmond visits Hugh Went and wife. Mrs Laura Short hosted the Woman's...
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Lizzie Pierson
Indianapolis
Theodore Steelman
Wilhamsville
O. A
Carrie Gravit
Butler County
William Houser
George Larkin
Camden
Joseph L Larkin
Lemon
Batavia
Fred Warren
Fruit Hill
Bert Houser
Hamlet
Charles Houser
St. Bernard
Olin Fagin
Hamersville
T. P. Myrick
Linwood
Georgetown Fair
David Fisher
C. M. Edwards
Joseph Bragdon
Fairbank
Indiana
Fred Humphreys
Snyderville
Kate Joergens
John Filegar
Stonelick
Zed South
Clifford
Denver
Colorado
L. M. Shumard
Hamilton Fair
Walter Emmons
Pleasant Plain
Harry
Maple Grove
W.S. Anderson
Decatur
Maron
Illinois
Ralph Birds
Covington
G. M. Roudebush
Blanchester
Florence Needham
Homer Hahn
Modest
William Perking
Mra
Martha Gray
Gray
Perking
Caroline Nave
Cora Nave
Edward Nave
Portsmouth
Elizabeth Fagin
Kansas City
George Thornton
Lexington
Bth O. V
Felicity
B. F. McCann
Mies Joaaie Coulter
Epworty League
M. &. Church
Charlies Amann
Portamouth
Bb. F. McCann
Nancy Fitzpatrick
New Richmond
Hugh Went
Laura Short
Arnica Balm Promises Quick Pain Relief Says Tekonahe Dr.
G. G. Welch of Tekonahe Michigan reports arnica balm relieves pain from sores cuts and injuries in his family. The boat healing salve is sold at Nash Pharmacy for 20 units.
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G. G. Welch
Tekonahe
Mioh
Aave
Nash’ Pharmacy
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Prade
Kennedy
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Onnicago, U. 6
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MT. Holly
Dora Weeell
George Danby
Familly
John Donham
Lindale
Donham
Christian Chapel
Ramon
Usday
Fred Simmons
Elizabeth Wiley
Columbus
Miss Minnie Kellogg
Anna Airey
Sam Laugh
Hamilton
Park Dorsey
Dayton
J. A. Love
Mike Wiles
Holland
John Glaser
Wyoming
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Dick Hootel
Charley Miller
California
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Bank
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Danforth
Union Chapel
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Fannie Woods
May Shelley
Pearl Hall
Newtonsville
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Hartwell
Robert Needham
Ches
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City
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Thomas van Camp Bursday
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W. Twenty-Ninth ST
New York City
Anna R. Gaskins
F. M. Johnson
Summerside
Frank Nash
Mt. Carmel
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Charles McCann
Sam Ellis
B. H. Knapp
Northwest
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Cincinnati, Ohio
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W. G. Knittle
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