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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1903
Page
5
A Avoca New York resident reports their mother recovered from a long illness described as consumption after using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. The advertisement urges cough sufferers to obtain the remedy now, noting three bottle sizes and doctor guidance.
Several residents are featured visiting relatives and friends. Dora Aicholz spent Thursday with Mrs J Aicholtz in Amelia. Mrs T Williams and Janette Williams visited Walnut Hills relatives. Clara Kincaid of Clifton stayed with Delia and Nellie Bell. Rachel Vogt visited Owensville friends. Blanche Vogt of Hamilton enjoys vacation with her parents J and Mrs Vogt. Maud Goodman hosted a gathering Wednesday night. Emma and Minnie Collier of Pt Isabel were guests of Mrs Charles J Fiscus. N Welmer family relocated and will live with daughter Mrs Lottia Snyder.
A 100 dollar reward offer for incurable catarrh via Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Endorsers West Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin, wholesale druggists Toledo, vouch for Cheney's honor. Cure taken internally, acts on blood and mucous membranes. Price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
The Ohio pike through the village is nearly blockaded with huge piles of stone making passage of vehicles hazardous. The A. W. Colter Canning Co. has been running most of the time during the past week. The tomatoes are excellent in quality and the supply liberal. The residence of Lee W. Short is being greatly improved by verandas and painting. Rev. A. D. Muncie of Springfield, former pastor of the M. E. church here, visited old friends last Friday. Dr. C. C. Warden, who has been visiting here, has returned home. Mrs. G. W. Huntington and Mrs. E. Ryland spent a pleasant day visiting relatives at Franklin. Miss Carrie Hizer has been visiting Indianapolis. Fred Ingalls, F. A. Williams and Mrs. A. H. Hesse are convalescent from illness. Mrs. Wm. Fulton of Hillsboro is a guest of her parents. C. C. Kearns, recently at Hot Springs, has returned greatly improved in health.
A longtime remedy for croup claims a thirty year track record with millions of bottles sold. The ad asserts it prevents attacks if given at first sign of hoarseness or croupy cough and notes it is safe for babies and adults, with no opium or harmful ingredients. Available from all druggists.
Mt Carmel social rounds include Mrs E Denning returning home after a week with New Vienna friends Wm Perkins and Miss Lillian of Amelia at F Nash’s. Misses Johnson, Davis, Brazier and Forbes attend events in Cincinnati Delta Glen Rose and Hamilton with gatherings and surprise parties. A mystery box social at Miss Delia Bell’s supports M E church repair fund. A lifelike tale reports a boy’s 18 mile desperate ride for Dr King’s New Discovery for lung ailments with famed success on coughs colds and throat troubles.
Miss Mabel Bleher returns from a two week visit with relatives in Cincinnati. Miss Eleanor Helon and sister Olile of Paducah Kentucky visit Miss Mabel Talley and daughter Hattie. Mrs G W McMurphy and daughter Helen visit Cincinnati. Mrs Helms returns from Virginia. A large crowd attends the Clermont County fair bay ride festival.
Miss Baby Conner of Dayton Kentucky visits Miss Alroa Conner. Lillian Bieber returns from Niagara. Fritz Thomas and sister Jane visit New Richmond. Clara Burroughs visits Cincinnati relatives. F L Shaw of St Louis stays with parents. Jesus Kate Anna Fee visit Louise Swing at Terrace Park. Shaw to Cincinnati Saturday. Union church meetings held Sunday evenings in township hall. Mrs Lora Yarmell of Liberty Indiana visits. Lowensteines get surprised Tuesday night with games ice cream cake. Guests include many local families. Harry Moore family of Fremont visit Mrs F N Cary Sr. Roettingers move to Hartwell. William Free trips to Chicago. Ladies society Presbyterian exchange in arcade. Newell Conner visits Cincinnati. Gladys Peden returns from Lawrenceburg Indiana.
A testimonial from W. B. Ledbetter of Shreveport Louisiana praises DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as superior to counterfeits after many remedies failed. The ad asserts effectiveness for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles and notes Nashs Pharmacy as the seller.
F M Rains of Cincinnati will lecture on his travels in China and India September 20 at the Christian church. Everyone invited. A notice will follow next week. Local social and school updates follow, including visits from relatives and attendance at fairs and conventions.
bedridden Versailles Ohio veteran J J Havens suffered kidney disease for years. He found relief after using Electric Bitters and claims rapid recovery. The remedy is advertised as best for liver kidney and digestive complaints at Nash's Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
School opens Monday September 14 with Wm Rhinehardt of New Richmond as teacher. Many townsfolk visit relatives attend fairs and gather for events at Mt Pisgah Branch Hill Amelia and Cincinnati. Notices include arrivals departures visits deaths and entertaining gatherings among the Jackson Gillaspie McMurchy and related families.
An ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims it digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet. It promises a never failing cure for indigestion and dyspepsia affecting the digestive tract, with improved nutrient absorption. Sold by Nash's Pharmacy.
Miss Phillipe of Carthage stayed with Mrs. JK Buckingham while Mr. and Mrs. Phil Quail of Gavington visited Mr. and Mrs. Will McGee. Goose Island corn roast guests included Miss Helen Brooks of Columbus and others from Lockland Milford. Universalist church ladies hosted a reception for the new minister Rev Thornton. The Scott family visited Hill residents, while Medaris family vacationed in Michigan. Cincinnati visits Wilcom and family. Epworth League boat ride on Island Queen. social events with Sanders Jr. and Gale hosts.
A Philipsburg Daily Post editor testifies to Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and cold medicine used by his family. Sold by John Bunn, M. D. The endorsement highlights the product's superior effectiveness in relieving respiratory ailments.
Dr. A W Chase nerve pills advertised as a solution to restless sleep and nerve disorders. Testimonial from Peter Nicley of Branchester Ohio cites insomnia dizziness and headaches improved by the pills. Call at Dr Bunn's drug store or order from the Buffalo company. portrait and signature on every package.
Reports from Sardinia and nearby towns recount visits to the fair in Sardinia with praise for the event. Residents including Mr and Mrs Dawson of Moscow and E C Reed with daughter attended fairs in Columbus and Lebanon while others traveled to George town Point Isabel and Greenfield. A barn fire destroyed Lee Jones barn and local residents share experiences with farms and poison vine ailments. An advertisement praises Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets priced at 25 cents, sold by druggists.
Frank Rugg and family and Mrs Elizabeth Wyatt left for their new home in St Paul Minnesota Sunday. J Born and Miss Luella Patterson were married Sunday at the residence of Mr and Mrs Harvey Perin Rev Spurrier officiating. A splendid luncheon was served by the Grangers. Walter Boehm and brother Raymond are attending school in New Richmond. Miss Maggie R Corbly of Cincinnati has been visiting Lindale relatives. Several residents moved or traveled for health, work, or visits including Mr and Mrs Thurber and Mrs Lillian Penfield.
B L Byer a noted town coop er testifies Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life after a month of bilious dysentery. He reports immediate relief and recommends the remedy as sold by all druggists as stated by B T Little merchant of Hancock MD.
Mt Holly community notes residents moving to Ada for law school and new rentals. Local travel traffic to Coney Island on the C and E line. Farm purchases, visitors from Cincinnati and Boston, and school plans for September 11 with Prof Swing. Local accidents and health updates, along with social visits and a Bantam fair board note.
Homes in the city after a vacation at Wood Lawn farm are recorded. Mr and Mrs Samuel Smith hosted friends from Betheleee Miss Aphia Gasking and Miss Taylor of Amelia were visitors at Fred Warren’s. Prof CJ Swing and family from Bethel plan to move here for the winter term of school. welcome is extended. George Gardner improved his cottage with a new coat of paint. A public health note urges Foley's Kidney Cure sold by John Bunn MD to avoid serious kidney or bladder issues.
Mrs ate Ewings of Mt Crab visits Niece Mrs M A Beck. Prof and Mrs A L Beck entertain sister Miss Lucy West of Decatur. Mrs Lennie Coryell returns to Indiana after two months with E J Fagiey and wife. State fair attendees include Phil and Ray Williams. Ledger mentions numerous visits across Cincinnati Williamsville Bantam and other towns. Our schools opened Monday with full attendance.
DeWitts Little Early Risers purport to cleanse the liver and rid the system of bile without unpleasant effects. The ad quotes W. H. Howell of Houston Texas praising the pills for constipation and sick headache. Sold by Nash's Pharmacy.
President Kruger promises transport to residents along the line with cars ready for delivery. He notes entry via Columbia Avenue in the East End and says city terminal arrangements will be finalized soon. Oakley line progress is tied up in litigation but will be settled in time.
Advertisement urges use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for blood diseases and eruptions. Claims uniqueness and effectiveness with a public offer for free medical adviser and paid mail order for Common Sense Medical Adviser with stamps to Dr. R. V. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
Sealed bids for the purchase of school bonds of the Jackson Township Board of Education in Clermont County Ohio will be received by the Clerk until 12 noon on Thursday September 17 1903. Bonds carry 6 percent interest and bids must be accompanied by 2 percent of the bid amount as a guaranty of compliance. Bond denominations include one 150 00 bond two 200 00 bonds due March 1 1904 and three bonds of unspecified amount due September 1 1904 payable at the Treasurer’s office in Monterey Ohio.
The 59th Ohio veterans plan a reunion at Bantam Fair Ground on the first Saturday in October. Major General T. J. Wood is expected to speak and receive a warm welcome. Additional speakers will attend, and officials urge every member to attend, noting few reunions remain in the future.
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