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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
3
Local notes report infant burial in Braysville Cemetery, deaths, visitors from Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg, and several social visits. Also mentions Harrison News office accident, Lawrenceburg Fair preparations, and community notices including medical ads and a life insurance recruitment.
Crane's Run fishing club began its annual outing last Saturday on the Whitewater four miles up the river. Members include Albert Penny Allison Doerman Eugene Haddock Gus Campbell Jas McCauley and Dr W H Kuhlmann. The group celebrates a three ounce fish landed by Eugene Haddock and plans ample liver for meals prepared by Elmore Campbell, with visitors to the camp treated to well cooked fish three times daily.
The regular monthly meeting was held Tuesday evening in the church basement with lively talks by L. D. McGowan J. W Tebbs Dr. Ed Shoenling and Geo. Ashby. The auxiliary enjoyed fried chicken salads and coffee and the gathering resembled a Methodist preacher lunch. A future meeting in August promises a visiting brother to lecture the auxiliary.
Parents should ensure their child has one natural daily bowel movement. Do not use strong salts or creas laxatives that can injure the bowels. Laxative Iron-ox tablets tone and strengthen the bowels and stimulate all organs to healthy activity. Chocolate coated tablets are easy to take and never gripe or nauseate. 10c 25c and 1.00.
July meetings have been helpful and continue in August with a Christian Endeavor program titled The Consecra tion of Our Bodies led by Miss Cora Gains. Sermon subject The Busy People's Christ. Services at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. with twilight service. You are invited.
Classified notice for Lawrenceburg Fair listing mule classes on Wednesday August 14 with entry fees for mules eight years and over four dollars sucking mules six to three dollars yearling mules six dollars three dollars two year old mules six dollars secretary C O Brien invites buyers to view the stock at the event.
Jimmsom Had July 30 1907. Paul Kaiser and Clarence Kolb visited the Stone brothers recently. David Haley and wife entertaining company from Cincinnati. Freda Renck and Stella Rechenbaugh spent Wednesday at Georgetown. Oscar Fox spent evening with Otto Kolb. James Mullen had a valuable dog killed by lightning. Mrs L J Ness and family of Cincinnati visited her mother Mrs James Simms. Goldie and Lizzie Mullen spent Sunday with Clara Cocker. Wm Kaiser and sister Lizzie Switzer of Cincinnati and Albert Kaiser of Georgetown Ridge visited home folks. Ernest Grabbs Walter Schaick and Otto Renck visited Chris Fox and sons. David Bower and family of Cincinnati visited John Kolb and family. Mr and Mrs Mulien and son spent Sunday with Chris Fox and wife. Howard Cottingham and family visited Sunday. Charles Henderson of Bright spent Monday with Otto Renek. Mike Rechenbaugh spent several days at the Firs the past week.
A 20 year practice by Dr Pengelly popularized Zoa-Phora to alleviate pains and restore health in women. The mail order offers include sealed bottles and a copy of Dr Pengellys Advice to Women. Mail inquiries may yield letters praising the treatment and guidance for home use.
William Slete announces purchase of a rubber-tire hearse and rubber-tire ambulance to expand undertaker services. He will be available day or evening at Frank Yeager's livery and sale stable in Harrison, Ohio, for all calls in the undertaking line.
In new quarters at the Ebertz Hotel, GEO J. KATER declares readiness to serve the public and aims to please patrons. He notes a large yard and stable for farmers in town, offering free entry and use of the facilities.
Ric reported Link, living two miles north of New Yrenton, tried to kill himself Wednesday. He is a young man and consumptive. while his nurse fetched water, he shot himself in the head. His prognosis was not thought to be fatal.
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