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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1892
Page
5
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Pertinent paragraphs from Clermont County list residents traveling to Cincinnati Ripley and Batavia towns. Mentions of Mr. and Mrs. Darius Elisberry, Flora Sims, Edith, Daisy Sims, Emma Hughs, H. Pardoner, J. Tarbell, Ed Crane, Miss Leeta Clare, and Mr. Curry directing Felicity schools. Includes movements to Bethel Ripley Cincinnati Georgetown and Indianapolis with concerts and parades. Funeral of Mrs. Mary Hartman noted with service and burial. Local Sabbath school convention planned at Presbyterian church.
Tabasco Wes Doughty assisted by Miss Nellie Leonard opened school Monday morning with good attendance. O. F. Johnson left Saturday to begin his term at Beachwood. Miss Lida Durham of Columbia visited and had her pocket picked of 90 dollars. Several locals, teachers, and visitors are named. the Clermont Baptist Association meeting drew attendees from several towns. Electric Bitters praised by local figures for kidney and liver troubles.
Rev Gray of the M B churches attends conference in Middletown and is hoped to return. Miss Rens Roberts of Newport Kentucky returns home after visit with sister Mrs John Miller. Rev Sweeney of Cincinnati preaches at the Christian church. Mr McMullen and Miss Frants wed in the Christian church. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a cure for blood diseases and general ailments.
Hennings Mills items report the Tribble Stevens reunion planned at William Tribble's home on September 15 with invitation to relatives and neighbors. Local visits include Miss Edith Shafer, Flora Halr of Newport, Miss Selina Schoolhofer of Cincinnati, and many others.
Praises Syrup of Figs for pleasing taste and gentle powerful action on kidneys liver and bowels. Claims to cleanse the system dispel fevers and headaches, cure habitual constipation, and to be produced from healthy substances. Marketed by California Fig Syrup Co with bottles at 50c and 1.00, available through leading druggists nationally.
Bantam news highlights visits from Miss Gertrude King and Tony Shouse of Cincinnati to the Rapp family, and Mrs Corwin moving in with her daughter after her sister Pattie Higbee’s death. Notes announce a two day stock exhibition in October and upcoming excursions to Columbus via Pennsylvania Lines with return by September 17.
The adatorizes our advertised druggists to sell Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with a money back guarantee if no benefit after a fair trial. Trial bottles free at Belt & Barrs Drug Store Bataya and J B Walkers Wil Mameburg Edenton. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Carrol died last Saturday. Funeral at residence conducted by Rev Johnson. Edenton schools begin this week with Thomas Lynchay principal and Minnie Pearce assistant. Jordan and family moved to Butterville to take a principal post. Mrs Cornelius Thompson undergoing treatment at Christ hospital. Pattison and Little return soon to Ohio Wesleyan University. Annual Council of Christian Union Church South Ohio held recently with remodeled church ready for large gathering. Revs Flack Hagans Clise preached. G H Baker P P Wolf attended. M S Pickleheimert also present.
Community news covers church attendance and visits among Fisher Fee and Stafford families. Baseball score Moscow 19 Rural 20. School and government meetings note janitor election and tuition votes. Travel ads promote Pennsylvania Lines luxury trains for summer trips from Ohio Indiana and Western Pennsylvania.
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