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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
8
The Courier announces a one month special subscription offer across Cincinnati titles including Courier and Weekly Gazette one year, Courier and Daily Pos' one year, Courier and Daily Times-Star one year, and Courier and New York World thrice a year at stated prices.
Stops itching instantly, cures piles eczema and other skin ailments. Mr and Mrs Thompson of Edenton and their two daughters occupy the Dewdney property on Spring street. Eight years of use in Mrs Voltacre’s Buffalo family endorses this remedy.
Glent Rose noseryman Elltia Guyon visited town report fine business. Will Stephens left for Maryland to head a brick plant and is ill with typhoid fever in Frederick hospital. Doan's Pills advertised for constipation. Pawpans abundant this year for easy harvest. Bar Dock Blood Bitters claims to restore healthy blood. Dr. Lee W. McGuire and Miss Ethel M. Wises wed in Washington DC. Foley's Kidney Remedy recommended for kidney health. Prof John Thalman leaves for Cleveland to teach mathematics. Foley's Honey and Tar cautioned against use for bronchial coughs. Bono's Pharmacy in Batavia up for sale. W. B. Ports seeks buyers for corner Hermon Ave and Valley Street Dayton Ohio.
G W McMarehy, cashier of the First National Bank in New Richmond, made a business trip to Batavia on Monday. He found old friends greet him warmly and noted Frank Talley thriving in coal and coop trades.
The Misses Marsh of Batavia Ohio will hold their Fall and Winter millinery display next Saturday October 2 1909. Mr and Mrs E F Nash and son Earle Waterfield of Mt Carmel have returned home after a pleasant visit with friends and relatives at Louisville Ky and Salem Ind
The Batavia Club holds its first autumn meeting at Mrs J W Ransom's home on Saturday October 2 with roll call on summer happenings. Jennie Titus will recount her western trip and the President's Hour will fill the afternoon alongside musical numbers. Amelia Club also meets on October 2 with Lulu Howe hosting. The season theme is Early American Authors featuring quotations from revolutionary periods, readings, music, and papers by members.
Mrs. Baum hosted a birthday dinner Sunday to celebrate her children George and Miss Louise Baum. Only immediate family attended as Closson was away in Philadelphia on business. a grand meal was served and enjoyed. Street Commissioner John Cameron kept streets tidy all summer, likened to an ocean steamer’s promenade deck.
The region awoke to a loud shock last Monday possibly from an earthquake or explosion. Windows rattled and fragile items were displaced but no damage occurred. Many fled bed in fear, while reports note Friday electrical disturbances disrupted telegraph and telephone lines across the state.
The Commercial and Financial World praises W G Fagin of Amelia for his 15 years in finance and as treasurer and manager of the W G Fagin Company. It notes October optimism, strong season results, and expected growth in transactions as agricultural prosperity and ample money influence markets.
A large Clermont court house meeting of Burley Society supporters heard Miss Alice Lloyd of Bracken County and Bracken County’s prosecuting attorney outline strong arguments for the pool. The audience applauded and most attendees signed up in favor.
The Sheriff of Hamilton County will sell on premises Thursday October 14 1909 at 9 o clock a m three parcels: Fifteen acres in Fruit Hill with eight room house barn iron fence and improvements. 1.92 acres on Ohio line Forestville valued 425. 4.41 acres at Ohio Pike and Paddison Road Fruit Hill valued 675. Details from Racer Hopper Fruit Hill Ohio attorney Wm B A 1210 2nd Home Building Cincinnati.
Edgar L Herron was buried Friday at Amelia. He was about 45, a widow and several children survive. A native of Clermont, he lived many years in Winchester Adams county where he ran a large general store, mill, and factory. He joined the M B church and served on the official board at Winchester. Funeral at Amelia Baptist Church led by Rev Chapman. He died at his sisters Hassie and Joan Herron homes.
Mrs Carrie Ryland wife of John B Ryland died at her home in Silverton Tuesday morning after more than two years of illness and a health search including time in Tuacon Arizona. The Ryland family is well known in Clermont county with ties to Amelia and the Hotel Honing in Cincinnati. They have a 12 year old daughter and Mr Ryland is brother in law of Col F A Hitch of Amelia.
Hillsboro Gazette denounces a crowd of hoodlums at a Hillsboro church wedding. It condemns the disruptive behavior during the ceremony and the assault on the newly married couple, calling the act barbarous and uncivilized and urging abolition of the practice.
The Courier reports Daniel Hopewell of Loveland was believed fatally shocked by an electric wire last week. Continued medical effort revived him, and he can resume work. His mother witnessed the event, making his restoration especially welcome to all.
The Owensville Building and Loan Company presents its financial statement for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1909. It details assets and liabilities including mortgage loans, cash on hand, deposits, and the running stock, with notes on insurance, taxes, interest, and operating expenses. A sworn verification by the officer and a certificate from three directors attests to the financial condition at year end.
The Williamsburg team defeated Bethel 5 to 2 last Saturday. Williamsburg bunched timely hits as Bethel errored, with McAfee holding Bethel to five scattered hits. Batteries Bethel Armour Montgomery Williamsburg McAfee Frazier Hite Bethel Williams burg umpires Boulware Purkhiser.
Promotes health by claiming to purify and enrich blood, secure stomach and liver action, and invigorate the system. Endorsed as a must for weak, sickly people with promises of a vigorous body and keen mind. Sold by druggists for 5 cents with guarantee.
The first Mothers' Club meeting will be at the school house on Friday October 1 at 8 o'clock. Program includes music reading by Miss Cecile Hulick school room play in room I and a social hour. All interested are invited.
Two damage suits were filed Monday morning for slander seeking $5,000 each. Maude Snyder sues Ruth Cox over circulating reports harming her chastity. Marie Armatrong, minor, represented by Maude Snyder, also sues Ruth Cox on similar grounds seeking $5,000.
J F Backet game warden for Clermont county receives a ten thousand dollar invoice to restock the Hast Fork. Funds to be distributed among Marathon Williamsburg and Batavia. He pledges rapid action against all violators with heavy penalties under the fish and game laws.
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