Court records of debts and injunctions from public building
In the past week matters of record include John Fishback v John Gerard with a $100 claim and an injunction under the Dow law against selling Bishop's beer. Other cases list monetary amounts from $195.45 to $250 and a partition suit Wm Waltz v Mary Abiens. Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. figures in two cases for $200 and $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fishback
Gerard
Geo. J. Greavys
Geo
H. Eveland
Clermont County
Dow
Elston
Luella Frey
Wm. Waltz
Mary Abiens
Albert McKibben
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Orion Clark Way
Real Estate Transfers and Probate Actions Across Milford Area
A wide set of real estate transfers from Catherine Kelley to Mary Hill and many others covers Milford and surrounding townships with prices from 50 to 2,000 dollars. Several guardianships, executorships, and administrator appointments are listed with final accounts and bonds. marriage licenses and wills are noted for multiple residents including Elizabeth Beall and Peter S. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard L. Ware
Clara Smith
Wilse Smith
Adah Smith
A.B. Applegate
Minnie Pierce
Ira Pierce
E. A. Lockwood
John Sanders
Martha Sanders
Frank F. Thorpe
John H. Macklin
Miriam McClellan
Richard D. Hewitt
Zed South
Shirley Nichols
John R. Clark
Lucinda Clark
Elizabeth Beall
T. L. Laycock
Elizabeth Beal
Peters
Jones
Eliza Anderson
Nathan Anderson
Frank Davia
G. A. Frazier
W. A. Joseph
Hayward D. Gatch
Hannah Lewie
Lawrence W. Lewis
Eli Speider
Mabel Lewis
Milford
Milford B. & L. Co
Margaret Ackley
Dr. RK
A. West
Capees
Will provisions for Bruce and estate to Mary and Paul
The will directs emblems to be placed at the head of the grave of Bruce, son of the deceased. The remaining estate goes to Mary g A., named executrix without bond. Rosa Schenerle's will provides for debts and leaves all property to her husband Paul, who is appointed executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Mary G A
Rosa Schenerle
Paul
Juries Drawn for October Court Sessions
The clerk and sheriff drew the grand and petit juries. Grand Jury members include Milton Schooley Dominic McGuire John Seibert H O Purkiger F Lanham James D Meeks Stephen Boys Aleck Wil Clinton Chaney James K White and Jackson J H Jermegan. Petit Jury lists several names including Clarence Union Jackson Wm Miller D P Page Thomas Ferris S P Roo A E Barrow Chas Durham Walter Burroughs E Corbin Franklin Frank M Titus Harvey Hamley Batavia. The grand jury will answer October 20 and the petit jury November 10 with court sitting October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Milton Schooley
Sesererseerreree
Dominic McGuire
John Seibert
Rere
Jackson
J. H. Jermegan
Petit Jury
Union PC
Eeeee
Jackson Wm
M. Miller
D.P. Page
Thomas Ferris
P. Roo
Ae D. Barrow
Chas
Durham
Walter Burroughs
E. Corbin
Franklin Frank M
Titus Harvey Hamley
Batavia
Commissioners Endorsement of County Expenditures and Bonds
Records show the September session approving numerous road and bridge expenditures in Jackson, Marathon, Batavia, and Goshen townships, including masonry, lumber, culverts, and bridge work. Officials also accepted bonds for faithful performance and noted changes in county offices and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sutton
Sumner Myers
A. P. Buerkle
Mending Bridge
Ruggles Gales Co
Clermont Democrat
T. A. Speidel
W. Gatch
F. Unewehr
Same
Chas
Dumford
Homo
J.E. Parvin
Ralph McKay
Jos
Rennard
Jackson Township
James Yancey
Knauer & Kidd
Batavia
Bridge Lumber
Hameburg Township
Levi Griswold
G. W. Wyatt
W. H. Wood
Wall & Dillon
Roda Turnpike
Wm. Meeker
Frank Ubl
W. B. Carpenter Co
D. L. Maham
Williamsburg
Norman Sapp
Wil James Glancy
Geo
Brunk
A. Zimmerman
Bridge
Tavia Township
Williams
John 8. Davidson
Wreck on C. G. & P. road injures conductor Gus Fisher
A freight wreck near Sunshine caused by a truck leaving the track severely injures conductor Gus Fisher. He loses an arm and a leg to save his life after a fall from the moving train. Fisher, 24, recently released from hospital, is praised for his hard work and care for his elderly mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Gus Fisher
Fisher
Death of Jacob Haney at Batavia Exits Civil War Veteran
Jacob Haney aged 71 of Batavia died at his East Batavia home Saturday at 5 a.m. He was born in Germany in 1832 and joined the 7th cavalry in 1862 serving three years. Survived by widow Julia and five children Elizabeth Anderson Mollie Knauer Barbara Rush Rosa Buerkle and George Haney plus numerous grandchildren. Buried Monday at 10 with Jessie Ellis Post 740 honors. Rev Billman conducted services. E B Holmes spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Haney
Batavia
Tn East
Germany
7Th Cavalry
Ripley
Julia Neeble
Elizabeth Anderson
Mollie Knauer
Barbara Rush
Rosa Buerkle
George Haney
Nashville
Jessie Ellis
Rev
Billman
E. B. Holmes
Williamsburg
Calvin Bratten
Ada Crane
Eli Sroufe
Kate Biet
Franklin
Orlando Wisby
Elmer Badgley
Mt. Creb
Cyntha Gatts
Harry Roff
Anna Sanders
Cincinnati
J. Q. Sanders
Lando Wisby
Mt. Oreb
Rebecca McKibben
Cora Carter
Fry
Mt. Pisgah
Anna Crane Casey
Waynesville
Bethel
Wesley Crane
A. L. Beck
Rebecca Holmes
Sarah Dunn
Sardinia
Sallie West
Decatur
Orpha Campbell
Mary
Godfrey Faul
Amelia
Louise Hinderer
Newport
Kentucky
George Billelsen
Louise
Will Wolf
D. EF. South
J. F. Parker
W. E. Montgomery
Emmett Williams
Lockland
T. J. Williams
Bert Thomas
Mt. Carmel
Minerva Thomes
Kautz
Hamersville
John Dunn
Miles Heminger
Muncie
P. S. Reed
Robert
Emma Snider
Ethel Beck
Mt. Washington
Q. A. Brown
Clara Walker
Tusculum
Aus
John White
Nannie
Lucy Trout
Pearl McHara
Feenburg
Anna Love
Blanche Shinkle
Higginsport
Lafe White
Dumas
Missouri
Frank Gaskins
James Mulloy
Middletown
William Mulloy
Gene Patton
Albert
Hameraville
Milas Ethel Wood
Bantam Fairgrounds
Joe Powell
Belle Bolender
Feesburg
Lelia Anderson
Rolla
Mra
Joseph Armstrong
Frank
Dana
Lora
Verna Bolce
Riley Bolce
Laurel
Lee Norris
Lou Taliaferro
Augusta
Grant McNair
Gray
Mamie Wood
Moscow
Will Mannen
Albert Mannen
Ella McMurchy
Blanche
Nancy Eder
F. M. Prickett
Ayer
Withamaville
Chas
Willis
A. R. Scott
Russell Prickett
Higginaport
Chile
J. Harrison
Love
Cincinnati Horse Market Booms Amid Strong Demand
Dustin and Bell report active demand for all horse types at high prices in Cincinnati. Large draft horses, neat drivers, saddle horses, and mules are sought, with 490 head handled that week. Prices quoted for drafts and general use rise to strong seasonal levels, while fires destroy a local residence and Williamson Foundry Co incurs losses with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin & Bell
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Brown County praised for well managed county affairs
Examiner Lindsay of the State Bureau of Public Accounting praised Brown County for excellent administration by commissioners and officers. He noted the finances were in splendid shape, contrasting with other counties. The report touched on Clermont County politics and included local notices of weddings, visits, obituaries, and social events from residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T J. Lindsay
State Bureau of Public Accounting
Brown County
Lindsay
Clermont County
Clermont
Delegates to Synod and Local Hurdle Scheme
At Cincinnati Presbytery meeting Rev. Edward Layport of Loveland received leave to accept a Van Buren call amid church protests. Elders Harmon Dover and John S. Parrott named delegates to the Wooster synod on October 18. A neighboring farmer promotes portable roadside hurdles to feed sheep while conforming to weed-cutting laws. the setup uses three helpers plus road fencing. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers praised as a purgative, with Houston testimonial endorsing them for constipation and headaches. Nash’s Pharmacy sells them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Edward Layport
Loveland
van Buren
Wooster
Harmon Dover
Marathon
John S. Parrott
Batavia
DeWitt
W. H. Howell
Houston
Texas
Nash’s Pharmacy
Hunts Offer Exciting Opportunity for Hound Owner
Lou Buerkle, famed for his top pack of hounds, seizes chance at unrestricted sport as Ripley reports farmers troubled by fox overrun. A large hunt is organized by Kentucky and Virginia hunters, and Buerkle plans to join for his favorite sport. Smoke the Judge Swing 5 cent cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Buerkle
Kentucky
Ripley
Virginia
Buerkle
Blacksmith Moore Severed Artery in Accident and Politics
John E. Moore of Afton, a noted blacksmith, injured when a horse hoof knife broke, severing an artery in his wrist. He applied a handkerchief tourniquet and was treated by Dr. Ashburn. Moore plans to focus on politics as a Democrat after recovery. R Y Woodlief won a $21,000 contract for transfer and station service in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Peebles
Russellville
Winchester
West Union
Georgetown
Bethel
Johnson
John E. Moore
Afton
Moore
Ashburn
R. Y. Woodlief
St. Louis
Woodlief
Post Office Department
Washington
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a reliable remedy for indigestion dysepep ia and stomach troubles. Claims digestion improves so foods taste good and all nutrients are absorbed and carried by the blood and tissues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash's
Barnum & Bailey to Exhibit in Cincinnati October 5 and 6
Barnum and Bailey's greatest show on earth comes to Cincinnati for two days October 5 and 6. The return from Europe, lavish European features, a ballet, aerial feats, horsemanship, trained animals, a 2004 congress of freaks, and naval displays are highlighted. Tickets include coupons and seats with foot rests. a free street parade opens the engagement with local agents offering low rates and excursion trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey
Cincinnati
Europe
America
United States Navy
Barnum & Bally
Trolley Visit to Highland Park Power House and Lake
Visitors spend an hour at Highland Park inspecting a large state power house. The well kept machinery room gleams like a polished deck while boilers shine and staff are courteous. The lake scenery adds further charm to the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Odd Fellows global figures and charity totals noted
Read by brethren, the U S Odd Fellows show 1 063 906 members in December, with 116 127 new this year. Rebekahs 411 955. revenues 11 214 608 45. expenditures 3 893 2000. Permanent investments 11 636 921 70. from 1836 to 1902 2 660 509 initiations and 2 688 654 relieved, 262 253 widowed families aided. total relief 96 158 525 32. revenues 252 707 346 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raabatowine
Odd Fellows of
United States
Rebekahs
Will Try for Gas and Oil in Point Isabel
Citizens of Point Isabel plan to bore gas and oil wells after signs of both were found near the town. Driller Mr Best of Lima oversees a derrick construction using 18000 feet of timber, with equipment from Bethel to be moved to Point Isabel. The project has strong local support and aims for public convenience and private profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Isabel
Best
Lima
Bethel
Point Isavel
Miss Bradshaw Reports Kidney Cure Using Dodds Pills
McCormick Illinois September 28 Miss Ethel Bradshaw publishes part of a letter claiming kidney trouble and its cure with Dodd's Kidney Pills. She urges sufferers to try the remedy as entirely satisfactory and notes Dr Dunaway of Benton endorses it as effective in diabetes in late stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Dunaway
Benton
Anes Dodd
Kidsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Common Pleas Court
Recorder's Office
Catherine Kelley
Mary Hill
Thomas P. White
William Knabb
New Richmond
Richard B. Davis
Martin Fooley
Eliza van Camp
Frank Shocky
Wayne Township
Robert Jeremiah
Richard Thomas Et al
Union Township
Arthur Cramer
Walter
Cramer
Edenton
Wm. M. Cotthar
F. H. Hayford
Cloverlick Creek
J.J. Turner
Geo. A. Devine
Margaretta P. Wallace
Batavia Turnpike & Miami Bridge Company
L. M. Clark
Catherine Liller Et al
Augustus C. Iuen
New Boston
Cincinnati Camp Meeting Association
Henry C. Hottzinger
Mattie Zimmerman
James N. Lewis
James N. Lewis Et al; Lot No. 12 In Batavia; $50, Anna E. Armacost
Guardian
Geo. F. Armacost
John Farina
Peter Fergison
Felicity
Allen J. Kain
Flora Kain
Wm. F. Crane
Elizabeth D. Crane
Batavia Township
Constance O. Page
Geo. Page
Stonelick Township
Glen
Henry E. Hottzinger
Loveland Camp Grounds
Blanche E. Snodgrass
Loveland Camp Ground
Jacob Ackley
Gertrude Hamer
Gatch’s
Probate Court
Henry C. Haney
Teamster
Lyda May Jacobe
Key. Billman
William Grimes
Farmer
Goshen
Hattie Roddy
Fulton
Henry J. Drusell
Perintown
Jane Haff
Joseph Segrist
Adda Mussbaum
Amélia
Muething
Peter
Commissioners’ Proceedings
J. M. White
Changing Creek
Crete
Miami Township
Tom van Camp
Lockwood
Rennard Guard
John van Camp
J. P. Grosnickel
Kellum
Jos. Higgins
Appeach
Marathon Luympike
Bates
Walter Frazier
James B. Kirgan
P. C. Smith
Isabel
Pleasant Run
Marvin Knott
Apple
Centerville
Recesceebevenueer Tester
Isaac Dumford
J. J. Cox
Valley View
Foley
John Bann, M
J. B. Swing
Howard Ferris
Ferris
Hamilton County
Swing
Morse
Common Pleas
Joseph Weavers
Joseph Weaver
Williamson Foundry Co
Charles
Ferguson
Martin
Gallipolis
Rapp Bros
SYNOD
Clermonter
Chamberlain
B. L. Byer
B. T. Little
Merchant
Hancock, Md
Mary P. Sells
Michael Sells
59Th
Harrison
R. &, Fite and
Jennie Evans
ODD Fellowship
John Boon, M. D
The
Patent Authority of America
Patent Office
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