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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
5
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is described as a tonic and free from alcohol. The ad contrasts tonics with stimulants, urging readers to consult a doctor before using any stimulant and noting Ayer’s Pills as a recommendation for constipation and related ailments.
Mr and Mrs Johnson were entertained Sunday by Harry Creager and wife. Miss May Brown of Middletown visits her uncle Charles Brown and wife. Charles Vogt and wife of Cincinnati visited J Brunk. Miss Clara Vogt and Mrs Kenner spend the week with Mrs Laura Rapp. Miss Mabel Malott of Olive Branch visits cousin Louie Turner. Year Day will be observed at the Christian church Sunday September 25 with a basket luncheon. A surprise was planned for Mr and Mrs Joseph Brown by relatives Sunday. Large crowd enjoyed the day. Mrs Elizabeth South returned home after visiting her brother and family at Five Mile. Beware of Mercury containing catarrh remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo contains no mercury. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists at 75c. Mrs Little Behymer of Wilmington visited Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Allie Temple. Verner Coombs wife George Butler and wife, and Mrs Lucy Trent spent last Wednesday at the Exposition. Mrs Charlie Green has been on the sick list. Mrs Louisa Butler, 83, died near here September 12. Funeral September 15. burial at cemetery here. The box social and festival held last Saturday evening was a success. Mr and Mrs Theo Brumagem and children Russell and Dale and Miss Emma Brumagem spent Sunday with J and Mrs Walter Custer at Franklin. Mell Brunk of Bethel has been visiting relatives.
Oswego resident A Cooper endured a merciless cough for years and relief came after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad touts its effectiveness on stubborn colds, asthma, whooping cough, hayfever, and other lung ailments with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price and a free trial bottle guaranteed by druggists.
Mrs Charles Blackburn spent part of last week with Cincinnati relatives. Mrs Emma Manning returned home Thursday after a visit with her daughter at West Liberty Ohio. Urbansky was in Cincinnati Monday. Several from here attended the Ohio exposition in Cincinnati Saturday. Elizabeth Daughters spent lunch with Joseph Nichols and family. Will Bryan of St Louis is a guest of relatives here. Ed Goslin and wife of Newport Kentucky visiting nearby. Samuel ht and family moved to the home owned by Mrs Anna ams on West Walnut. Sylvester Jennings of Cincinnati spent time with his mother Liz a Jennings. Rev J A Armstrong filled his regular appointment at Hamersville Sunday. Dr T A Speidel and wife were in Cincinnati Sunday. Jacob Smith transacted business in Cincinnati recently. Mrs W Pangburn visiting relatives this week. John Beech of Carthage spent Sunday with his parents nearby. Miss Edna Hicks assisting revival services at Maysville Kentucky. Mrs Beulah V Adams and Ruth returned from Pike County Kentucky. Mrs Houghton visiting in Cincinnati this week. Semi Molen Jagghe guest of his sister Nell rbansky. Eva Frambes guest of Cincinnati relatives.
Severe strains on organs liken to machinery breakdown. If weak or run down, take Electric Bitters the matchless tonic medicine. Mrs. J B Van de Sande of Kirkland Illinois says she did not break down under a three month strain thanks to Electric Bitters. Use them enjoy health and strength. Satisfaction guaranteed 50c at all druggists.
Montgomery of Les is visiting friends. Crawford of Georgia spent Friday with her brother at a local restaurant. George Phare and Geo Phare Jr. and Thel See attended events in the city over the weekend.
Advertises Foley Kidney Pills as a cure and strengthener for kidney and bladder disorders. Claims relief from backache headache nervousness loss of appetite sleeplessness and general weakness. Sold by all druggists.
Miss Mary Lee Taylor returns from an extended visit with relatives at Arrodsburg. Robert Fagaly visited with Belville Simpson and wife on Walnut Hills. Mrs Edgar Burke hosts her sister Miss Clara Turner of Columbus. Lee Coulter and son arrive from Florida for a family visit. Mrs Paris Thomas and children and Mrs Mollie Straley visit Will Meeker family at Nicholsville. Fred White returns from a business trip to Payne, Ohio. Miss Sadie Beck at home from a week with city relatives. Misses Dora Patton and Verna Fisher go to Middletown for work. Mrs Harry Hutson visits with Dr W W Smith and wife in Portsmouth. Geo Halse, wife and son Keith, return from four weeks with relatives in Peoria, Illinois.
Batavia Ohio resident C G Wasner testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney symptoms. The ad claims quick relief and urges a fair trial with results expected to delight. Sold by dealers nationwide for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
Edward Brown sustains a broken ankle in a ball game last Saturday at New Richmond, likely disabling him for months. Two Faith brothers’ sons injure each other while hunting. one receives a shot removed by Dr. Cover. A lightning strike near Beene’s new house startles the family. George Pepeos of Seattle and Miss Nk ham of this place marry at the bride’s home, with Rev. George A. Thayer officiating. only witnesses Miss Martha Beubert and others. Mr. Schubert, now in Seattle, plans to settle near Bainbridge Island soon. John Teit and wife host his sister Edith Hirsch of Congin ye and Mr. and Mrs. Barkley of Yor. Mrs. George spent Sunday at Mile Spence arson. Minnie McKay of Owensville visits T. A. Pinkham. Rev. Mack will conduct Presbyterian service next Sunday at 2:30. William Volz trades property with Mrs. D. Crowe and moves to Nor. Bantam fairgrounds to revert to earlier use. A. Bin via’s family noted in the column.
Advert describes Dr King’s New Life Pills as matchless regulators that restore balance when stomach liver kidneys or bowels are out of order. Claims they bring indomitable will and tremendous energy and are available at all druggists for 2d.
An as constructed fragment records Miss Blanche Moore visiting Washington D C and a party with Mrs. Deon and others. It mentions Mrs Kiszie Weaver returning home from a western trip and Mr. and Mrs. Hemmingson hosting verse readings with various guests over the week.
The expression can be relied on for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as it is said to cure diarrhoea dysentery and bowel complaints. It is pleasant to take and valuable for children and adults sold by all dealers.
Typhoid fever claims a Sunday death. Eldest daughter of J WelleKinney and wife, burial planned here. Mrs G B Beacham visiting Cincinnati. W E McKeever and wife with Henry Winkle family at Mowrys town. Stephen Adams of Rathd Idaho visiting F Walker family. T K Ellis and wife with relatives at Tusculum. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Putzek a son on Monday evening. October 6 recital by Miss Schuster’s Elocution school graduates at Presbyterian church. Admission 25 cents adults 15 cents children. Mrs Howard Duckwall of Batavia visited Mrs Guy Boulware Friday.
Watertown Wisconsin resident J A Swensen recalls ten years of eczema and 15 doctors without relief until Bucklehns Arnica Salve cured his skin condition. The ad touts the salve as infallible for eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles priced 25 cents at all stores.
Murray T. Titus of Batavia and his wife of Seamen appear in World-Wide Missions September issue as new missionaries who sailed for Lucknow India on September 1.
Foley’s Honey and Tar is advertised as a safe children’s medicine free of opiates or harmful drugs. The ad urges buying the genuine yellow package and notes it is sold by all outlets.
The Owensville Woman's Christian Temperance Union expresses heartfelt sympathy for Frances Hutchinson, praising her as a Christian citizen, pastor, and devoted sister. The resolution notes the family’s loss, hopes for comfort from faith, and requests publication in county papers and recording in the secretary’s book.
The ad praises Foley Kidney Pills for curing kidney and bladder diseases and giving comfort to the elderly. Sold by all druggists.
James Conner of Loveland accused by Flinn Ertel firm of petit larceny waved examination in Mayor's court last week and was bound over with a $250 bond. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertised with testimonial from J Sibball of Grand View Wisconsin claiming healing effects.
During the fiscal year ending June 30 the Columbus pension agency paid 16 228 624 88 in benefits with over 15 million to state residents and the rest to pensioners nationwide. The total is about 300 000 less than last year due to a 2 907 drop in the roll.Mrs Jacob Wilmert Lincoln NL credits Foley s Kidney Pills for health restoration after kidney and backache troubles and poor appetite.
Deputy oil inspector White broke a bone in his foot alighting from an East End car at Carrel street on Saturday night and will use crutches for a while. Squire Bethel Journal notes he has many friends in Batavia hopeful for a speedy recovery. A testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar praises its effectiveness for a child's bronchial illness and cough.
Mrs Currie wife of Edgar Denham died at her Baltimore home on Saturday. Her remains were brought to New Richmond, her former home, for burial on Tuesday. She leaves a husband and many friends. Also notes a local medical ad for Chamberlain's Liniment priced at twenty five cents and claims its effectiveness for back and chest pains.
In Batavia Goshen and Batavia split a tight 14 to 12 Batavia win at Goshen featured Larkin pitching and Meeker hitting. Earlier Goshen beat Milford 13 to 6 while Bethel beat Batavia 7 to 6 in a postponed game. Bethel edged Milford 3 to 2 in a close Bethel home contest.
During repairs the Bethel Christian church will hold services in the K P Hall and join the Baptist church for Wednesday prayer meetings. Parents are advised to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of croup to prevent an attack. available from all dealers.
Last Saturday at high noon Miss Magnolia Staats wed George G. Lee of Seattle. Rev. Ralph C. Jones officiated. many guests attended, and the couple left that evening for their Fort Heller Bay home.
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