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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1902

Page

5

Pleasant Valley Socials and Local Visits Highlight Week

A Pleasant Valley reception for Rev. Dawson and family at Monterey Presbyterian Church hosted 70 guests last Friday. Levi and Mary Griswold of Lorado celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on the 9th Inat. A new girl arrived at the Rougers home. Samantha Rapp of Monterey visited Cedar Farm. Elizabeth A. Oliver of Clarksville visited sister Virginia Brown. Sylvester Glancy and family from Williamsburg called on relatives here. The Glancys of Blanchester spent Sunday evening locally. Mrs. J B Cover shopped in Cincinnati while Mrs. Julia A and Mrs. Bart White visited Williamsburg. Mrs. Daniel Cover made a business trip to Owensville. The Misses Moorehead shopped in Lerado last Thursday.

Dawson Monterey Presbyterian Church Levi Griswold Lorado Wm. Rougers Samantha Rapp Monterey Cedar Farm Elizabeth A. Oliver Clarksville Virginia Brown Sylvester Glancy Williamsburg Ae Glancy Blanchester J. B. Cover Cincinnati Julia A Bart White Daniel Cover Owensville Moorehead Lerado

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Cure

Deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. Only constitutional remedies can restore hearing, with nine of ten cases caused by catarrh. The ad offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes circulars, sale by druggists, and Hall's Family Pills.

Hall Mrs. Adams Cardus Thedford

Milford Progress Club Opens Year With Meeting At Mrs Curry’s

Milford residents attended a first meeting of the Milford Progress Club at the home of Mrs Frances Stuntz Curry with addresses by outgoing and incoming presidents and a social tea. Community notices include visits and parties from local residents and compliments to Miss Bickmore with showers and lunches. Reports mention deaths of N E Armstrong and notes about cures claimed for Dr Kings New Discovery with local endorsements.

Milford C. E. Brewster San Rafael Flats Cincinnati Greeno Miss Bickmore Grace Glasscock

Griswold Golden Wedding Observed by Family Circle

Thursday October 9 Mr and Mrs Levi Griswold celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with relatives and friends. They were married October 9 1852 and have six sons and two daughters all present except one son in Guthrie Oklahoma due to illness.

Levi Griswold Mr. Griswold Gutherie Oklahoma Gatch Runyan Willis Archie Malotte Warren Edna Louis Thursda Jaqueet Five Mile Jobo Molloy Cincinnati

Local Notes from Moscow and Surrounding Areas

Miss Nannie Fee moves to Amelia sister’s home. several visits and movements noted among Moscow residents. Public sale planned for the late Charles Fee’s home. coal abundance reported and mail carrier Lafayette McCormick appointed at Pt. Pleasant. O R Larson in Cape Colony praises Chamberlain remedies. Beck’s Pharmacy carries products. local business and family updates.

O. R. Larson Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony South Africa Larson Chamberlain Beck

Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsement By Durham Writer

A Durham North Carolina reader praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as life saving after years of stomach and liver trouble. The ad spotlights availability at Dr John Bunn’s Batavia store and J R Hicks in Amelia.

C. T. Smith Davis Amelia Alfred Bee Welfare Texas John Bunn Batavia J. R. Hicks P. Muse Durham N.C Dr. King Foley John Bunn & Son

Owensville Civics and Commerce Update

Local notes report residents visiting the Georgetown fair and Belfast Sabbath school event. Mentions include Bell Telephone manager Mr Slade and wife, Cincinnati visitors, Star City Indiana resident Henry Kabler, and farm purchase by Albert Brunk. Also notes new Boston buildings, Odd Fellows hall expansion, Dr Leever residence, upcoming Kroger grocery, and Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup endorsement.

E. H. Thirey Marie Snider Georgetown Slade Bell Telephone Texel Cipeinnati Belfast Jast U. B. Church Henry Kabler Star City Indiana Martha South Watdler Snider Cincinnati W. A. Joseph Albert Brunk M. E Jobo Boggs A. P. Buerkle Lorado Boston Odd Fellows Dr. Leever B. H. Kroger Ths

Local visitors and church notes from Lindale area

Residents recount visits with friends and relatives in Lindale. Rev Wm Dolby and B E Gardner attended the Ohio Christian conference in Charleston West Virginia last week. Mrs Harry Corbin and two children visited her mother Harriet Brannen and kin in Union City. Archie Clark and wife from New Richmond were in town Monday.

Lindale Wm. Dolby B. E. Gardner Charleston West Virginia Harry Corbin Union City Harriet Brannen Archie Clark New Richmond Our Village

Local Obituaries and Social Notes from Mt. Crab Area

Jacob Cooke died Saturday night and services were held Monday afternoon by Elder J H Lockwood. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs J C Riley and Miss Maggie Canter, are mentioned with visits and travels to nearby towns. Teachers attend Felicity Institute. local households relocate and host relatives amid community life.

Jacob Cooke J. H. Lockwood Chas, Beck Mattoon Illinois J. C. Riley Belville Batavia W. W. Smith Mt. Crab C. E. Reed Abbott Martinsville E. C. Reed Maggie Canter Longview Asylum Cincinnati L. D. Kennedy

Thousands Suffering Kidney Trouble Warned in Ad

An old newspaper advertisement warns that many people have kidney trouble without knowing it and offers Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. It explains a simple home test using standing water and sediment, lists symptoms, claims to treat back pain and urinary issues, and promotes free sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.

Dr. Kilmer & Home of Swamp Root

Community Notes and Local Anecdotes

Last Friday night the Sunday school class led by Mrs. Mary Johnson surprised her at home with baskets and a bountiful supper. The group shared games and music, and Toey presented her with vases as thanks for her faithful teaching. Reports mention visitors from California and Winfield, Iowa, with various social visits and travel notes. A physician in the area endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve for skin and rheumatic conditions, while Chamberlain's Pain Balm is praised for partial paralysis cases. New piano purchases and local visits round out the community snapshot.

Mary Johnson Toey C. V. Sweet California

DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Cures Piles After 40 Years

The statement claims DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve relieved C Haney of Geneva after forty years of torturing disease described as piles. It also notes the product cures cuts burns and wounded skin diseases and warns to beware of counterfeits at Beck’s Pharmacy.

DeWitt C. Haney Geneva Beck

Local Notes From Nicholsville and Surrounding Areas

Emma MecMurchy Cramer of Augusta Kentucky visits relatives in Nicholsville. Sue McNeill and daughter from Laurel visit Wm McNeill. Frank Brannen loses a fine cow. Dr. Cover of Bantam visits. Lucinda Taylor in poor health. Laurel charge quarterly meeting set for Franklin M E church on November 8 and 9. Sarah Ernst hosts John Hill Grove of Cincinnati. Minerva Meeker visits Williamsburg. Sataugt Light and wife visit Chile. Rachel Ernat improving home with paint. Minnie Corbin and Maggie McNeill with Emma Cramer visit Mrs Lora McNeill at Laurel. Lew White candidate for auditor in Nicholsville. People attend 50th reunion at Georgetown and Georgetown fair. James Crane of Bethel visits. Edward Frazier and wife spend time at Laurel with Frank McNeill. Rebecca Corbin and Mrs J B D Sil- sp.

Emma MecMurchy Cramer Augusta Kentucky Sue McNeill Laurel Cincinnati Minerva Meeker Williamsburg Sataugt Chile Rachel Ernat Ia Minnie Corbin Maggie McNeill Emma Cramér Lora McNeill Laurel, Friay Lew White Nicholsville Georgevows Laet Georgetown James Crane Bethel Our Village Edward Frazier Frank McNeill Rebecca Corbin

One Minute Cough Cure Promises Fast Relief

Mothers fear winter as children catch cold easily and croup acts quickly. The ad claims One Minute Cough Cure liquefies mucus, reduces inflammation, and cures coughs, colds, grip, bronchitis, and lung trouble. Testimonials from F B McMahon of Hampton Ga and a Beck's Pharmacy endorsement are included.

Costa McMahon Hampton Saya Beck’s

Kodol advertised as cure for indigestion and dyspepsia

Testimonial from Mia Cranfill of Troy Iowa praising Kodol for digestion aid and blood improvement after four bottles. Claims indigestion and dyspepsia were cured, with recommendation to suffering readers. Beck's Pharmacy listed as source.

Mia. Cranfill Troy I.T

Social notes from Batavia and surrounding towns

Miers Jeffries of Batavia visited Mrs. Wm McDonald on Sunday. Wier and family spent the day with Tabasco friends. Sallie Perry and Mable Brazier were entertained by the Phillips sisters in Madisonville. Dora Apple leaves for Laurel for the winter. Mrs. Simmons returns from Pittsburg with her son Earl. Stivers suffers a sprained ankle and missed school. Jennie Forbes visited relatives in Monterey and Boston. Margery High of Onetans stayed with Rachel Voght. Fred Webb of Lane's Seminary lectured on Tennessee Mountains teaching experiences. Rev. Brown and family settle in the new M E parsonage. Walter Tasker family and Miss Davis visited G R Johnson’s. Harry Thomas departed for Springfield for a new position. Mrs. Wm Barrow visited Newtown relatives.

Miers Jeffries Batavia Wm. McDonald Wier Sallie Perry Mable Brazier Phillips Madisonville Dora Apple Laurel Walter Tasker Miss Davis Tusculum G. R. Johnson Harry Thomas Springfield Wm. Barrow Newtown

Nervousness Relief Reported From Chase Nerve Pills

E R Ellison of Newham Street Wilmington Ohio reports severe nervousness sleeplessness indigestion and back pains improving after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills. He praises the tonic effect and sleep, with relief from back pain and indigestion. Pills cost 50 cents a box available at Dr Bunn's drug store and Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Portrait and signature of A W Chase appear on each package.

Belfast Sunday school convention highlights and local notices

A Sunday-school convention occurred in Belfast on October 12 with many attendees. President Billman of Batavia delivered a strong address. Boston scholars sang a solo and Marshall Dumford impressed on cornet. The event noted praise for the new pastors at Stonelick and Mt. Olive churches, and local news includes illness, visits, a route sale, moves, sowing, and a medicinal product ad.

Belfast Billman Batavia Boston Marshall Dumford Stonelick Mt. Olive T. Smalley John Crone Bert Wilson Perry Grove Hettie Shaw Washington, D Colen Williams

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Church Events

Mrs J D White shared a day with kin at Bond Hil while Fred Adams and wife hosted city friends. Rev J M Walker was re employed as pastor for the year at Christian chapel. John C Masten and daughter Dot visited C M Edwards and wife. Oliver Wolf and Amanda spent Sunday with Elk Lick friends. Events include Georgetown visit, Cincinnati trips, and a wedding invitation for Katella Cary and Albert Neabitt on October 22 at New Richmond Presbyterian church.

J. D. White Bond Hil Fred Adams Christian Chapel J. M. Walker Walnut Hills John C. Masten Dot Ludlow C. M. Edwards Oliver Wolf Slater Amanda Elk Lick T. P. Myrick Atteesa Fisher Georgetown Myrtle Hair Porter Smith Hameraville Harry Lytle Alleyn Cincinnati Wm. Howser W. J. Liston Southern Ohio Christian Conference Union Church Bentonville Adama County Katella Cary New Richmond Albert Neabitt Lindale Presbyterian Andrew Hollinger

Modest Visit and Locals in Blanchester

Blanchester residents discuss activities with Lorn Watson and Mollie Sutton visiting town. Mrs. Andy Shoe travels to Middletown for a short visit. Miss Auta Seward and Mrs. Wm Seward shop in Boston. Protracted meeting at the cinema church expected to be good. Frank Farson and wife move to Mulberry. Edward Leever and wife of Goshen visit. Griswold family hosted in Newtonsville. Lena Benjamin returns from Mt Crab visit. H Schooley of Middletown visiting relatives.

Jane Bunyan Blanchester Lorn Watson Mollie Sutton Andy Shoe Middletown Misa Auta Seward Wm. Seward Boston Towney Spurling Edenton Our Town Cnemevie Church Frank Farson Mulberry Wedneedes Edward Leever Goshen Ora Griswold Elbert P. Pringle Newtonsville Ea Lena Benjamine Mt. Crab H. Schooley

Rice Boom in Texas Behind Irrigation Advances

Advertises Texas as home to diverse staple crops with vast untapped acres awaiting intelligent farming. Promotes Southern Pacific route prairies for rice cultivation, cites high land and irrigation as key factors, invites readers to request a rice cookbook by mailing ten cents to company agents in Houston and Cincinnati.

Texas Southern Pacific F. B. Morse Houston W. H. Connor Cincinnati

Probate Court Notice Involving Cincinnati Georgetown & Portsmouth RR

Legal notice from Probate Court Clermont County OS10 concerning The Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad Company and related corporate actions. Case 1545. Details pertain to proceedings initiated by the plaintiff under Ohio law. Proceedings specify formal steps, dates, and official actions required.

Clermont County The Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad Company, & Corporation Ohio Plaintiff Belle Houpt Louis F. Houpt Liela T. Shaw Elle Houpt Wilson Avenue Chicago Cook County Ilinois Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad Company Cincinnati Hamilton Clermont Brown Georgetown Brown County Olive Branch Batms Secretary of State State of Batavia Township William Robinson George Ducknall W. Robinson Cincinnati & Batavia Beile Houpt CHE Jon Nichols Ochtt

Carriages Flowers and Chair Furnished on Order

A Batavia business offers carriages, flowers, and chairs furnished on order. A telephone line labeled 65 connects inquiries and orders.

Batavia

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