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Newspaper

The Harrison News

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1902

Page

3

High School Reception Slated By Senior Class

The junior class of our High School will host a reception for the senior class Tuesday night at Miss Alice Cary's home. Pensioned soldiers are advised to consult Tebbs Bros for vouchers and pension law information. The Citizens Bank building has been repapered in a handsome style by Mr. Bowles with work by Milby Stephens.

Alice Cary Tebbs Bros Citizens Bank Bowles Milby Stephens

Harrison venue Friday for Wool purchase by Jeneas Barrett

Jeneas Barrett will be in Harrison Friday at the East End Hotel to receive and buy Wool. Chas. M. Seamon and Miss Bertha I. McClure, of Logan, were married last Wednesday at the Christian Church parsonage with Rev. M. L. Buckiey officiating. The Harrison High School senior class was hosted by Miss Mary Curran last Thursday evening with socializing, music and a luncheon.

Harrison East End Jeneas Barrett Chas. M. Seamon Bertha I. McClure Logan Christian Church Parsonage M. L. Buckiey Harrison High School Mary Curran

Local CoupleWed at Manchester Parsonage

Alexander a furniture man and Mrs. M. J. McMullen of Manchester Ohio were married at 7 30 Monday evening by Rev T D Moore at the parsonage.

Alexander M. J. McMullen Manchester Ohio T. D. Moore

Geo Briggs Cistern Cleaner Promises Clean Water

It will pay you to have Geo A Briggs clean cisterns and wells with the Bond Cistern Cleaner. Removes all dirt and filth without removing water and purifies odors by air pressure. All work done at a reasonable price. 037 a vs.

Geo. A. Briggs

Dr Axby Reappointed to Chair at Cincinnati College

Dr W A Axby is re appointed to the chair of Obstetrics and Associate Professor of Surgery at the Cincinnati Veterinary College with an increased salary. The notice praises the honor and offers congratulations to the young professional.

W. A. Axby Cincinnati Veterinary College

Shroyer Joins Surgeon Dentist in New York Field

Geo M Shroyer once in Washington now works with Dr A Pickhardt surgeon dentist at 125 E 424 Street New York We wish him success in this new field and plan to visit the metropolis this summer to see how the old man is getting on

Geo. M. Shroyer Washington, D.C A. Pickhardt E 424 Street New York

Rittenhouse Visits Coshocton On Decoration Day

It was a festive Decoration Day gathering for friends of T. J. Rittenhouse who appeared in good health. Rittenhouse is settled on a farm near Fort Wayne Indiana and owns a valuable business block including the Park Theatre in Coshocton, Ohio. He was hosted by John F. Tebbs during the visit.

T. J. Rittenhouse Jeff Fort Wayne Park Theatre Coshocton Ohio John F. Tebbs

Christian Endeavor Society Lunch Clears $25 for Deaconesses Fund

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church ran a Friday lunch that was well patronized and netted $25 after expenses. The G A R Post served a low-cost dinner for 55 veterans, and Miss Mattie White received praise for managing the lunch beans while the proceeds support the Deaconesses fund.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church G. A. R. Post Mattie White

Memorial services of I Q O F held in lodge room

Last Sunday at 2 30 PM the I Q O F held its annual memorial in the lodge room. Rev T D Moore delivered the masterly address. The program featured Mrs W Dair Mrs C F Bauer Miss Pearl Meade and David Dick in a prerogation of Ages, prayer and scripture by Rev Moore, Pearl Meade sang Your Friend, Rev Moore gave the address, a quartette sang Nearer My God to Thee, followed by benediction by Rev Moore.

I. Q. O. F. Order T. D. Moore W. Dair C. F. Bauer Pearl Meade David Dick

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Remedy

There is more catarrh in this region than all diseases combined and it was long deemed incurable. Doctors once treated locally, but science shows catarrh is constitutional and needs constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is claimed to be the only constitutional cure. It is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite readers to request circulars and testimonials.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Decoration Day Observances At Harrison Worthy

Mrs Elizabeth Kendrick and others visit graves as Harrison Worthy observes Decoration Day. Judge Charles Evans of Cincinnati and many families attend church and cemetery services. The Sons of Veterans and G A R conduct parades, music by Staab’s Military Band, and tributes to Lincoln Garfield and McKinley. Local residents travel to Cincinnati and Indianapolis for visits and work.

Staab America M. L. Buckley Lincoln Walter Hartpence Will Davison J D. Garrison Muir C. W. Stephens Saab

Local Women Plan Rathbone Sisters Group at Park Avenue

Mrs. David Gray hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering in honor of Miss Florence Goodwin of Louisville Kentucky at her Park Avenue home. A Rathbone Sisters auxiliary to the K P Lodge may soon organize there with J P Mettler and Harry Campbell forming a committee to gauge interest.

Jennie Palmer Franklin Kentucky Park Ave David Gray Florence Goodwin Louisville, Ky Rathbone Sisters K. of P J. P. Mettler Harry Campbell

Dagger of doubt over druggist's substitute for Madison Tea

In a reflective note Dr. C. Huber questions whether a druggist offering a substitute for Madison Medicine Co’s Rocky Mountain Tea is acting from affection or profit. The terse inquiry urges readers to weigh motives and choose wisely.

Madison Medicine Co Rocky Mountain Dr. C. Huber CU. Huber

Notice to Creditors by Dr. Pa Schoenling

Notice to creditors in a period style warning all debtors to settle medical service accounts by the first of June or face collection. Dr. Pa Schoenling informs that unpaid balances will be turned over to a collector on that date.

Pa Schoenling

Warning on kidney trouble and cure ad

An old time medicinal promotion urges readers to treat early kidney trouble with Kid-No-Oids, claiming they cure back pain and weak kidneys. The ad warns of complications like Bright's Disease or Diabetes and notes the product costs 60 cents in coated tablet form sold by West Side Drug Store, also mentioning Thirds of Wheat Flour.

Bright West Side Drug Store

Cure A Cold In One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine

An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money back guarantee from druggists if it fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

Commencement Exercises Set for Sub-District No 1

Commencement exercises will be held in sub-district No 1 on Tuesday evening June 10 at 7 45 p m Rev C W Stephens presiding Friends are cordially invited to attend.

C. W. Stephens Ixeregin

Debts Parents Owe to Their Children Sermon

Rev M L Buckey preaches at 10 30 on The debts parents owe to their children and at 7 30 in the evening on Our relationship to God Miss Louie Tebbs leads C E. The green stage carpet for City Hall admired and Marshal Loos praised for good taste. Council urged to consider a new dressing room for City Hall for men and women to dress undress with minimal cost.

C. E Louie Tebbs City Hall Marshal Loos

Walker and Wright Fined For Rowdy Stunt Impersonation

Jim Walker and Josh Wright were fined three dollars each by Mayor Mettler after being up before Marshal Loos for a drunken impersonation of Damon and Pythias. The powers granted clemency upon promise of better behavior.

Jim Walker Josh Wright Damon Pythias Marshal Loos Mettler

Methodist Church Childrens Day Service Next Sunday

The Methodist Church announces a Children's Day service next Sunday at 10 30 A M with baptism for several children A parent wishing to have a child baptized should attend the service An evening sermon will be given to boys girls and all young people You are invited to attend

A Good Superintendent at Glen Haven Cemetery

James Wilson, Superintendent of Glen Haven Cemetery, earned praise for immaculate grounds on Decoration Day. The Board of Directors notes his care in keeping the cemetery attractive for lot owners. A new three foot wide stone walk from the superintendent’s residence to the vault will be laid in first class style.

James Wilson Glen Haven Cemetery Wilson Glen Haven

Hartpence Curtain Stretcher Offer at $2.50

An advertisement touts the Hartpence Curtain Stretcher as the best ever made and promotes a Harrison News one year subscription for $2.50. The stretcher itself is priced at $2.50.

Harrison News

Wrapper sale promises savings on Percale Wrappers

A local retailer advertises Percale Wrappers at 89 cents each, down from 1.50, claiming factory cost below price. It notes a limited closeout from a supplier, with colors red blue black and gray, sizes 32 to 42, urging quick purchases before stock runs out.

la Bence

Poplar Street Church to Welcome Evdredze Next Sunday

R v. C. W. Evdredze of the Poplar Street Church Cincinnati will fill the pulpit next Sunday morning. In the evening Children’s Day will be observed with an excellent program arranged.

R v. C. W. Evdredze Poplar Street Church Cincinnati

West Harrison Council elects officers and plans cisterns

The West Harrison council met on Tuesday June 3 1902 electing Tebbs as president and Wolf as head of Hall and Finance with Spraul on Water and Light and Tebbs on Streets and Alleys. They authorized two new cisterns at Short and Canal and near the Town Hall. Regular meetings set for the first Tuesday of each month at 7:50. Georgia McClure re elected School Board Director and James M Benson re elected Attorney. The passage notes illness cures and local druggist ads briefly amid proceedings.

Tebbs Wolf Spraul Teb W. H. Willette Will Taylor Geo. McClure James M. Benson

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