Local social notes and a Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement
Baldwin area residents visit relatives and friends in Covington Perintown Batavia and Wilhameville with several outings and home improvements noted. An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials from Toledo druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Local social notes from Blairville and surrounding areas
Community updates report visits by Mrs. HE Moore of Bethel and Miss Mollie Swein with Mrs J V Waggal, trips to Cincinnati and Alexander Kentucky fair attendees, a low river delaying a daily packet, a pony winning at Coney Island, and a brickyard reopening in Blairville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Amelia
Matilda Fetzer
Blairville
HE. Moore
Bethel
John Heiselman
Cincinnati
Walter Manning
Ivorydale
Mollie Swein
J. V
Waggal
Alexander
Kentucky
Anna Schriner
Robert G. Nesbitt
West Union
Wirth Nesbit
Carrie Mathews
Ten Mile
Daisy Moore
Lulu Swein
Burr Bethymer
Arch Behymer
Coney Island
John Scweltzer
New Richmond
Friends
Snider
Jesse Kaabo
New Jersey Editor Praises Foley's Honey and Tar
M. T. Lynch, editor of the Phillipsburg Daily Post, extols Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds in his family. He urges its use and notes it is sold by Dr. John Bunn & Son in Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
M. T. Lynch
Phillipsburg
N. J
Daily Post
Foley
John Bunn & Son
Batavia
Local notes reflect Cincinnati ties and county events
George W Morris of Cincinnati visited friends and checked on property while Charles Weat and family returned home. J B Cover and T L White attended the State fair. Everett White and family and Mrs F M White stayed with relatives at Linwood. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs J E Christy. W F M S met at Mrs Ed Turner's. Nettie Christie of Cincinnati visited her parents. W W Hutchingon and Ed Manning are watermelons headquarters. Mrs John Josephie is very sick. Town sent delegates to the Batavia convention. Boston fair looms. Foley's Honey and Tar praised for pneumonia by Dr J C Bishop. School opens Sept 15. Co E Brandenburg of Cincinnati transacted business here. Mr. and Mrs. John Pidgeon and daughter were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Morris
Cincinnnati
Charles Weat
Cincinnati
J.B. Cover
T. L. White
Everett White
F. M. White
Linwood
Ladies’s Oid Society
J. E. Christy
Ed. Turner
Nettie Christie
W. B. Christie
W.W. Hutchingon
Ed Manning
John Josephie
Batavia
Local people and visitors noted in Hamilton area news
Miss Sophia Dickerson and Pearl Kemp visit Cincinnati relatives. Mr and Mrs W H Renner entertain in honor of Mr and Mrs Bert Linton of New York. Rev Edward Scott of Wisconsin preaches at the Presbyterian church. Season tickets cost 50 cents general admission 25 cents. Holmes family returns from Old Point Comfort trip. Albert Gibbs returns to Lapel Indiana. Dr G B Anschutz and daughter Miss Mary visit Morrow. E M Renner and family of Wilmington visit W H Cox. Dr P W Applegate visiting Parkinsville Ind. Mr and Mrs Oren Morris of Walnut Hills visit parents. Miss Rose N Irwin marries John Leever of Butler county August 31. They will live at home in Hamilton. Dr and Mrs O M Spencer spend weeks with relatives at Chillicothe. Messrs Dawson and Carnes of New Richmond were callers. J O Ridings and Cliff Myers attend the State fair in Columbus. Some locals secure work with Milford traction. Rev and Mrs Ira Dudley of Urbana visit friends. Miss Mida May Armstrong and Lorn Stiles wed at bride’s home. they plan to live near Pleasant Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Dickerson
Pearl Kemp
Cincinnati
W. H. Renner
Bert Linton
New York
Edward Scott
Wisconsin
Presbyterian Church
Holmes
Old Point Comfort
Albert Gibbs
Lapel
Indiana
G. B. Anschutz
Mary
Morrow
E. M. Renner
Wilmington
W. H. Cox
P. W. Applegate
Parkinsville
Ind
Oren Morris
Walnut Hills
Rose N Irwin
D. R. Irwin
John Leever
Butler County
Hamilton
O. M. Spencer
Chillicothe
Meesrs
Dawson and Carnes
New Richmond
J. 0
Ridings
Cliff Myers
Columbus
Traction Company
Milford
Ira Dudley
Urbana
Mida May Armstrong
Lorn Stiles
Pleasant Plain
Fortune Favors a Texan
W. P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas reports distressing head back and stomach pains and loss of appetite eased after using Dr Kings New Life Pills He says they are infallible in stomach and liver troubles The pills cost 25c at Dr John Bunns Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. P Whitehead
Kennedale
Texas
John Bunn
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Local society notes from Crosstown and nearby towns
Daylyville caller Mr Rowe visits Crosstown on Tuesday. Bunyan family hosts at home. Cincinnati couple Charles Balser and Miss Muchmore wed recently. Iretons and Harrows win premiums at Sardinia fair. Trip to Columbus for the State fair enjoyed by Ranyan and Iretons. Missionary society met at Wm Ireton's for a pleasant session. George Bradley and family visit Thos Bragdon. Bradley later returns to Iowa. Ethel Walker returns from Kentucky visit. Rev Dawson visits. Mrs Evans and sister call on Walker. Wise family hosts Miss Fletcher. Gus Zimmer happy with trip home.
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Rowe
Daylyville
Crosstown
James Bunyan
John McNutt
Thomas White
Marathon
W. H. Ireton
Piace
Ethel Bragdon
Milford
Charles Balser
Miss Muchmore
Cincinnati
Harrows
Iretons
Sardinia Fair
James Ranyan
Columbus
The
Missionary Society
Wm. Ireton
George Bradley
Linden
Iowa
Thos, Bragdon’s
Bradley
Ethel Walker
Kentucky
Rev. Dawson
Evans
Charles Hoffman
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs
A.M. Ake of Wood Indiana recalls years of severe lung hemorrhages and ineffective treatments before using Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports his lungs are now sound and endorses the remedy for advanced lung trouble sold by Dr. John Bunn & Son in Batavia.
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A.M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
John Bunn & Son
Batavia
Fall Millinery Opening in Nicholsville This Friday
The Nicholsville Fall Millinery Opening is slated for Friday and Saturday September 12 and 13 at the fourth door east of the first M E church. Local residents and visitors list many names visiting relatives and attending services, with rentals and moves noted for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E
Angie
Reton
Amelia
Cassies Aultman
Rushville
Ind
Roy
A. Boggeass
Lee Phillips
Frank Light
Kentucky
Henry Purkhiser
Mrs. Law and Son
Newport
Samuel Light
Aaron Fagin
Cincinnati
Dora Lillick
John Rosemeyer
George Taylor
Mansfield
Harriet Brannen
Frank McNair
Sam Clark
James Jackson
Mason
Harriet Bran
James Sapp
Franklin
Lizzie Corbin
Jessie Corbin
Laurel
Thomas Cox
Bertha
Wm. Dillon
Mt. Piagah
Williamsburg Visitors and Local School News
Mr and Mrs Wm Duchman hosted guests last week. Sylvester Glancy and Harry Hall of Williamsburg spent two days here. Our school reopens next Monday the 10th with Miss Lillian Walker from Williamsburg as teacher. F L Taylor of New Albany Bradford County Pa shares how Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his bicycle trip and later a dysentery attack. Sold by Becks Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Duchman
Sylvester Glancy
Harry Hall
Williamsburg
the Loth
Lillian Walker
F. L. Taylor
New Albany
Bradford County
Ward
Laceyville
Chamberlain
Beck’s
Local Folks and Visitors Share News Across Town
Mr and Mrs Will Manning and son Raymond of Kansas visit E J Manning family. Miss Florence Fox leaves for Texas college teaching music. Miss Lida Barker returns from two weeks with W E Fisher. Mrs John Butcher and daughter visit DeVol home. Captain Ed DeVol serves on Catherine Davis. Sum Hall and Eva visit city. Bennie Fisher visits home. Miss Emma Glaser to Toledo for winter study. Mrs John Mears returns from South Charleston visit. L Stevens and John Wade camp at Possum Run. Mrs Gertrude Shelley returns from city with children. Mary Stevens ill. James McMath and wife attend M E conference. John Ernst and David Moreton at Bantam Fair. Bennie Pattison visits from steamer Courier. Mrs Beckle and Miss Susie Dittmann visit Ashman. Mrs Anna Rupright attends millinery opening. Florence Fox and T M Fox visit Blanchester. J Walter Brown trips to Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Manning
Raymond
Kansas
E. J. Manning
Florence Fox
Texas
Lida Barker
W.E. Fisher
John Butcher
Bellevue Ky
DeVol
Ed DeVol
Catherine Davis
Sum Hall
Eva
Barney Wolf
Union City
Indiana
Carrie Glaser
Cincinnati
Norma Devol
Mary Shelley
Blanche Armacost
Felicity
M. O. Shriver
Madison
Wheeling
Emma Glaser
Toledo
John Mears
Will
South Charleston
L. Stevens
John Wade
Possum Run
Gertrude Shelley
City
Ella Fee
Marie Stevens
Eick
James McMath
M. E
J.R. Wiley
Thompson
Isabel
John Ernst
David Moreton
Bennie Pattison
Steamer Courier
Beckle
Susie Dittmann
New York City
George Ashman
Anna Rupright
T. M. Fox
Florence
Blanchester
J. Walter Brown
Pomeroy
Rheumatism Relief Report for Chase Nerve Pills
Ida Markland of Batavia Ohio reports relief from rheumatism after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills bought at Dr Bunn's drug store. She endorses the medicine as splendid. Pills sold 50 cents a box by Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. portrait and signature of A W Chase on every package.
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Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Wright Medical CO
Columbus
Ohio
Community attends fairs and funeral in Ohio region
Dust or rain cannot keep locals from the Boston fair. J B Cover visited the Columbus fair last week. Robert Hunter and others attended Sardinia fair last Thursday. Almost the entire community attended the Newtonsville funeral of Joseph Cole. Rev Howard Billman officiated. Virginia Brown and guest Miss Thorp were guests of Marathon ladies and society at Mrs Joseph Christie’s home. A baby girl arrived at the Christie home.
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Boston
J. B. Cover
Robert Hunter
Lulu Holmes
Joseph Cole
Newtonsville
Howard Billman
Virginia
Brown
Mias Thorp
Marathon Ladies and Society
Local Notices and Obituaries From Town and Surroundings
Two funerals were held Sunday for Jas Boulware Sr at the Baptist church with G A R honors, and for the young Watson child buried beside its mother in the new cemetery. Bertha Crane died of scarlet fever and was interred in Georgetown. Clarence Pattison leaves for Oxford to attend college. Ina Cook returns from Georgetown, Glenn Burke to Pittsburg, and local families host visitors, with track gauge work to broaden C G and P between weekend nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cemetery
Bertha
Wiley Crane
Georgetown
Clarence Pattison
Ed. Crouch
Oxford
Ina Cook
Glenn Burke
Pittsburg
Mr. Shields
Bantam
Isaac Laycock
Isa Bluestine
Susie
Cincinnati
Wilse Smith
Clarence N. Young
Jacob Whiteeie
B. T. Simms
Phoebe Reed
A. L. Beck
Bessie
Gordon Beck
Granville
Amelia area obituaries and notices from local column
Minnie Fagin died at her sister Mrs. Maurice Dolan home in Loveland. Remains moved to Christian chapel for funeral conducted by Rev. Alex Dunn in Amelia. She was sister to On and Norman Fagin and longtime resident of Northdale area. Community notices include school teaching by Earl Leeds and upcoming Christian Endeavor program at Bantam Presbyterian church with local societies and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First M. E
Angie Ireton
Amelia
Minnie Fagin
Maurice Dolan
Loveland
Lucas
Christian Chapel
Alex Dunn
Bethel
Norman Fagin
Halington
Ethie
Brothere
Clyde
Clarence
Lloyd
Northaldle
C. J. Swing
Smith
Emma Henning
Ear
Dayton
J. D. White
Leeds
A. M. Clark
C. M. Edwards
Christian Endeavor Central District Union
Bantam Presbyterian Church
I. M. Walker
New Richmond Social Notes and Gatherings
Mrs E Q Crane of Batavia and three nieces from Portsmouth visited Henry Herget and family. Local residents attend church events, school plans begin September 15 with teachers Swing and Butler, and many short visits unfold across Batavia, Deer Lodge, Newport, and Cincinnati. A Christian chapel business meeting is scheduled with a measuring party to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Q. Crane
Batavia
Portsmouth
Henry
George Town Local Option Election Set for September 16
Georgetown council approved a Beal local option petition and fixed September 16 as the election date. The action follows acceptance of the petition by the council last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Council
Lebanon Centennial and town identity debate in papers
The Record and other papers discuss Lebanon’s coat of arms insignia and the push by many towns to call themselves cities. They praise local pride and thrift while advising support for home merchants and caution against distant mail order firms.
Railroad rolling stock to be sent to China
The rolling stock of the G and P narrow gauge has been sold to contractors who will restore and ship it to China for transfer to a Chinese company. Deliveries are set for the 15th instant. Standard gauge equipment for the C P and P has been leased from Pennsylvania lines for temporary use until the road can be prepared for trolley cars.
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China
Pennsylvania Lines
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Senate
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Avoca
N. Y
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Baldwin
W. Hutchinson
Covington
J. Stevenson
Mary Davis
Perintown
Ella Pfarr
Milton Sapp
Lydia Frank
Sophia Schobert
Hazel
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Wilhameville
Rose
Margerie High
NEW
J.C. Bishop
Agnew
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Co. E. Brandeburry
John Pidgeon
Rocky Mountain
Miss Berthal
Niagara Falls
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Dormer Goshen
Chicago
Karns
Joseph O'Connor
Nicholsville
Hedfords
Black-Draught
Osroxi
Thedford
Chattanooga Medicine Co
C. B. McFarland
Moscow
Fred Hirling
Bennie Fisher
Citizen
Ida Markland
Main St
Dr. A. W
A. W
Buffalo
N.Y
A. W. Chase
M. D
Pleasant Valley
Linzio Bay
Frank Bureau
Metz
Dogan
H. D. Manning
Ruth
Howard
Zla
Illinois
Robert Hartshorn
Washington, D. C
J. Hartshorn
Tatman
Salt Alr
St. Pleasant
Lydia Pattison
Wiles Brothers
Charney Morgan
Ed Dawson
Bertha Crane
Maude Prickett
Rob Reed
Clara Towne
Walter Weygandt
L. H. Bredweill
M. C. Bredwell
Lucien
D. E. South
Queen City
Wright
MT. Holly
Mies Marie Weeks
Padges
Everett Schrievly Boggs
Nicholaville Society
New Richmond Society
Pado
Zassa
Mies
Maud Curlis PeeDe
Auwinet
Cure
Joseph I, Beck
Stecipe
Samuel Pitcher
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
Chas. J. Buddeke & CO
Union Trust Building
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Cin’ti
Ge Pork
Board of Trade
Mergie Myrick
Union
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Bert Lytle
Louise
Laura Geiser
Osa Fagip
Manefield
John Lichner
George Gardner
Ladies of the Christian Church
E. Y. Handlan
Olin Fagin
Herman Bunyan
Hyde Park
Joseph Geiser
Uhey Brothers
J. A. Warren
T. A. Tredway
California
Carrie Flanders
Eloise
Jefferson City
Charles Smith
Harmon Fagin
Manafield
Ill
Grandma Troy
White Oak
Newtown
Elmer Gardner
Uriah Butler
Mt. Pisgah
Lebanon
Bethel Journal
Squire Pemberton
Hillsboro Gazette
Krouten
Ironton
Home Merchant
Washington D. H
Crane
Board of Commissioners
Stokes
A. Stillwell
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