Local notes from Batavia area residents and visitors
Wayland Kennedy and wife from Cincinnati visited here with friends Sunday. Farmers are busy with tobacco and corn cutting. John Davis of Cincinnati took a week off to visit family here. Miss Nannie Davis of Branch Hill visits Batavia relatives. Stella Hackett of Amelia promotes fall hats while Callie and Clara Zurmuhle entertain Miss Cook and nieces of Price Hill. Republicans open a committee room in Dennison building. Miss Nona Mount, once of Batavia, visits Batavia relatives. Will Seward of Modest plastering for Chas Seyler on Spring street. George Fuller and family from Huntington Indiana visit Mrs Violett in Olive Branch. Mrs. Ella Lane plans Hamilton visit and fair. Enos Reed near Batavia ill. Miss Mary Dunlap, Bell exchange operator, vacationing in Cincinnati. W W Beck of Windsor Illinois visits Clermont county relatives and friends.
Local business openings and social notices across Clermont area
T D Carter and Son open tin shop in Jamieson block room vacated by Hulick and Bro. Stella Hackett plans a modern millinery in Ameli Bachio. October 7 1910. Social visits include Miss Temp of Indianapolis with Mrs Eliza Kain. Dr F R Smythe hosts Indiana brother in Batavia region. James Butler earns plastering contracts on Broadway and Water street. Edith Kain of Cincinnati visiting, while Charles Miller lays grades for Dr Mose Griffith. Mrs Stultz renovates Mansfield home with cement walks and paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Carter & Son
Jamieson Block
J. S. Hulick & Bro
Main St
Stella Hackett
Hi Kearns
Ameli Bachio
Local notes mention millinery display and new homes in Batavia
Batavia items report a Fall and Winter millinery display by the Misses Marsh on Main Street October 1 1910 and Dr Belts new Wood Street home nearing completion. Community notices include Mothers Club meeting at the school Friday at 3 pm with Prof Jones and Miss Mary E Teal, and local remarks on tobacco growth and residents visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Batavia
Dr. Belt
Wood Street
Mothers’ Club
Prof. Jones
Mary E. Teal
Community notes highlight Missionary Society speaker and obituary
Miss Bessie M. Garrison of Gainesville addressed Batavia’s Second M E church on Society work with Dayton next, while Chas H Light’s death near Rantoul Ill after 68 years in the county is noted. Also mentions Chamberlains remedy and visits of Mr and Mrs W R Apple to Paris Ill and Glen Este.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie M. Garrison
Gainesville
Fla
Womans Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
M. E
Batavia
Love
Dayton
Ohio
W. R. Apple
Chicago
Glen Este
Paris
Ill
Northwestern Medical College
Adams County Exchange Consolidation Aimed
Negotiations are under way to consolidate the local Bell and Home exchanges in Adams county. The plan would have the former company assume the long distance business while the latter handles the local service. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets offered to improve the complexion and temperament by curing a disordered liver. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Chamberlain
Tri County Dairy Group to Convene Next Saturday Night
The Tri County Dairy Association will meet in the hall over Rapps store next Saturday at 8 o'clock. Important business will be taken up and a full attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Dairy Association
Hall
Parents urged to inspect schools for teaching quality
Parents should visit schools to judge if children receive proper instruction. Many pupils are labeled dull due to dull teachers, and poor teaching is often the fault of the instructor. Not all prospective teachers fit the role by temperament or training. Services scheduled at Batavia Presbyterian Church next Sunday by Rev. Campbell from Lane Seminary. Also notes on a lax bowel remedy, real estate loans, and a partisan comment on Republican duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Batavia
Campbell
Lane Seminary
Residence and contact notices for Batavia and Boston residents
Resident Ierne iat of North et al near M E church Batavia Ohio will also be at Miller House Boston first Wednesday and Thursday and at Dr Fomorin's Marthen third Wednesday and Thursday each month Bell and Citizens phones
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Ierne
North Et
M.E. Church
Batavia
Ohio
Miller House
Boston
Notice to Real Estate Owners Audited in Clermont County
County Board of Equalization will hear real estate valuation complaints in Felicity Moscow Laurel New Richmond on October 4 5 6 and 7 1910 at designated local offices. Property owners urged to appear with grievances and suggestions for perfect equalization of Clermont county real estate. By order of Board J L Lark Auditor and Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Equalization
Felicity
Franklin Township
Felicity Village
Moscow
Washington Township
Neville
Laurel
Philip Ireton
Monroe Township
New Richmond
Ohio Township
Clermont County
J. L. Lark
Rapid Relief Promises Quick Pain Alleviation Since 1873
A vintage advertisement touts Rapid Relief from The Wright Rapidies Co of Peebles Ohio. It claims rapid skin absorption reaching nerves and vessels, with effects in under an hour and even across a china dish, warning of versatile use for throat troubles rheumatism wounds and more. Priced at 25 cents with money back guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wright
Wright Rapidies Co
Peebles
Ohio
Commissioners Meet in Special Session Sept 19 1910
The commission ers met in special session on September 19 1910 and approved numerous bills. Items include payments to W S Harris for bridge painting, John Gall for hauling bridge iron, Bell Telephone rent, and various contractors for walls abutments culverts and bridges. Also listed are county atlas costs and burial expenses for soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Harris
John Gall
Bell Telephone Co
B. F. Fiscus
W. H. Hannah
John Cahill
Ohio Corrugated Culvert Co
A. Bigham
Weaver & Lewis
W.H. Stanage
Lanham
Jacob Smith
Batavia Tp
Leslie
Franklin Tp
Burl Jordan
Rand & McNally
County Atlas
Fred Brown
J. W. Bolander
Same
Chas. Streulen
L.N. Clark
N. T. Daily
Brothers Die After Eating Suspected Mushrooms in Sardinia
Charles Lauterbauch, a Sardinia farmer, died after he and his brother William ate mushrooms gathered in a field. William remains critically ill at the home, with a doctor summoned after sickness struck them following a noon meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lauterbauch
William
Sardinia
Feared Mob Violence Taints Xenia Murder Arraignment
Charles Justice and John Dugger pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the shooting of John F. Shoup, a prominent local farmer near Xenia. They were bound over to court without bail as fears of mob violence surged, with authorities fleeing the area in an armored car toward Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Justice
John Dugger
John F. Shoup
Xenia
Dodds
Applegate
Dayton
Mrs Elmira Butler Doughty Dies in Hamlet at 75
Mrs Elmira Butler Doughty wife of David Doughty died at her Hamlet home after a long illness aged 75. Burial will be at Amelia on Saturday. She was noted as a woman of sterling qualities a kind neighbor and devoted wife. Survived by husband and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Osgood
Harry Sellers
Cincinnati
Batavia
Elmira Butler Doughty
David Doughty
Hamlet
Amelia
Haney and Seidenspinner Wed in Batavia Verbal Blessing
John D. Haney and Miss Matilda Seidenspinner of Batavia were married on Wednesday evening September 21 1910 at the M E parsonage. Rev F Burdesall officiated at 8 80 p m with Mrs Guest and Mrs Burdsall present. Best wishes to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Haney
Matilda Seidenspinner
Batavia
M. EB
F. Burdesall
Guest
Vacationing salesman Hulick returns home in good health
On vacation, H. L. Hulick of the fertilizing company is back home. He appears well and prosperous, and his friends and acquaintances are delighted to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Hulick
Dance Event at Armory Raises Funds for Rebecca Piano
Last Wednesday night the armory hosted a dance to benefit the Rebecca piano fund. About 14 couples attended, organized by Miss Kate Hamilton whose social events attract young people and plenty of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Rebecca Piano Fund
Kate Hamilton
Mrs Wilmert Recovers Health After Kidney Pills
Mrs. Jacob Wilmert of Lincoln Indiana reports kidney trouble and backache relief after taking Foley's Kidney Pills. Her appetite improved and she now enjoys perfect health. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wilmert
Lincoln
Foley
Obituary for William Wayland Smith of Clermont County
William Wayland Smith born September 10 1835 in Bata via township Clermont County died September 8 1910 at Bethesda hospital Cincinnati age 74. Married Amanda Bodin February 15 1865 with daughters Nellie and Stella both deceased. He served as choir leader at Bath church and Delta Avenue M E Church Cincinnati. his faith sustained him after his wife's 37 year loss and the death of his children. Funeral arrangements described by the writer pastor over 80 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wayland Smith
Asa
Abbie Holliday Smith
Batavia Township
Clermont County
Bethesday Hospital
Cincinnati
Amanda
Chas. W. Bodin
Amelia
Daughers
Nellie
Stella
Bath Churgh
Pugh
Thas
Bien 8
Geert Peece
Comerer
Uiam J
BAKER
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Comfort for Elderly
The advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills cure kidney and bladder diseases promptly and give comfort and relief to elderly people. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
All Drug Giste
Public Sale of Live Stock Near Fayetteville Ohio
Public sale of registered Short horn cattle and Poland China and Duroc hogs on Stephen O Connor farm at Fayetteville Blanchester pike. Sale includes 24 head cattle from noted families Rosemarys Charlottes Missies Phyllis Airdries, plus 2 sows pigs 1 gilt 6 boars P C and 1 sow pigs 2 gilts 8 boars Duroc. Also match bay 4 year coach team and 1 driving mare and Plymouth Rock chickens. Sale Saturday October 8 1910 at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Stephen O'Connor
Fayetteville
Blanchester Pike
Blanchester
Rosemarys
Airdries
Chas
B. Geesner
P. C
Plymouth Rock
Chamberlain Liniment Ad Claims Cheaper Pain Relief
An advertisement praises Chamberlain's Liniment as a cheaper alternative to plasters for back pain side and chest pain. A dampened flannel is recommended as an effective remedy, with sales through all dealers.
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Clermont Courier
Avia
Tucourier
Ginobeat
Courier
Weekly Gazette
Enquirer Courier
Daily Post
Daily Times-Star
Red York Wori
Rome Murphy
Miss Mayme Teal
Bethel
Wayland Kennedy
Wife
John Davis
Nannie Davis
Branch Hill
Granville Curliss
Frank Norris
Clifton
Callie
Clara Zurmuhle
Miss Cook
Price Hill
Frank Brownie
Elklick
Julian Fishback
A.C. Stark
May McTomany
Dennison
Nona Mount
Will Seward
Modest
Chas, Seyler
Spring Street
George Fuller
Huntington, Indiana
Mrs. Violett
Olive Branch
Ella Lane
Hamilton
Enos Reed
Mary Dunlap
Bell Exchange
W. W. Beck
Windsor, Ill
Castoria
Castiliides
Harry Tice
Miss Temp
Indianapolis
Eliza Kain
F. R. Smythe
Indiana
James Butler
Mt. Holly
Carl Breeding
Broadway
J. F. Weaver
Water Street
Jamesb. Scott
New York
J. J. Werner
Hentchman
Rushville
Raymond Nesbitt
Indianapolis Indiana
Julia Buerkle Fishback
Edith Kain
J. L. Moore
Charles*Miller
Mose Griffith
John Thalman
Milford
E. B. Scott
Thomas
L. Whiteacre
Buffalo
N. Y
W. Rufus Walker
Judge Parrott
Third
Wood Streets
Lytle Lewis
0. M. Gelvin
Miss Lewis
Linton Hotel
Nannie
Elizabeth Kennedy
A. W. Ashburn
Harry Homan
Joseph Homan
Moorefield
Guernsey
Wyoming
Frank
Ralph
Harry
Scott’s Dyes
Scott’s Drug Store
Chas. H. Light
Rantoul
Bessie Ireton
Fletcher
You
Dean
Kearns
Hutson
Hoosier
Victor
Edison
Columbia
Hair Dressing Parlor
MKS
M. D. Kratzer
Williamsburg
Kline’s
Smyth Brothers
Kline
Town Hall
Kate Erion
Fraziza & Hicks, Attys
Batavia, Ohio
W. R. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
Speidel
Atty
O.allt
F. P
Race
Elm
Alec the Frost King
Alway Estate
Wiliiemebure
Jalyitt
Foleys Kidney Phils
Eclipse
Morrill & Mobley
Cleveland
Hest
Lowell Roudebush
Attorneys AT Law
F. Roudebush
G. A. Frasier
Ivrazier
AICKA
Louis Hicks
Olio
Ely
Aoain
P. Griffin
Cingjoor 8
Mianoie
Attorneyssa Batavie
Obio
OM Log
Bell and
Citizens
A. H. L Nievols
Hols & Nichola
Ee Attorneys At-Law, Ly Batavie
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