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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
3
The Harrison News lists Walter Hartpence and the Whitewater Express timetable for the C. & J. L. Railroad with eastbound and westbound train times. Local notes report cold weather, berry conditions, jobs, a funeral, a family illness, a real estate sale by Sol K. Gold and possession to Fred Petscher, and various small town updates.
Personal items list neighbors and visitors on Broadway including Sam Reed and Jake Williams family. Notes include Miss Anné Hudson of Logan visiting Della Cottrell, Will Huffman moving to Cleves, businessman George Crosson on Monday, and Harry Burke sidelined with a lame leg under Dr Kilgour.
Charles Henry Brehm and Miss Charlotte Messina Weiss wed yesterday. FB D Bowlby and Son display a fruit and groceries window. Emma Messick joins the post office, replacing Edna Huffman who is to marry Henry Mackenzie. Chas J Rowins of Whitewater Township Board of Education visited. A newborn was found in the Ohio river at Aurora last week. Ernest Rechenbach and wife move to a nearby cottage. Dr Fox in Valdez Alaska with Galena Bay Mining Co. Windsor Street School children substitute paper flowers for soldiers graves on Memorial Day.
Jas B Cottrell announces full line of graniteware on hand at the new State street grocery. Call to compare prices before buying. Includes clear reminder of current pricing and availability for local shoppers.
Tam markets Star Corn at six cents an can claiming first class quality and best on the market. Orders for Cincinnati left at Tebbs Bros. will be promptly attended to at small cost. Also a patient reports relief from habitual constipation after using Dean's Regulats, with bowel regularity restored. A.KE. Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tok. 2 Q 3d.
A local bulletin urges pensioners to have vouchers prepared by comrade Geo B Webbs, praising accuracy and prompt mailing. Also contains an advertisement for Dean's Ointment claiming skin healing benefits. Miss Sarah Caverly announces she will move to Clovis California after years of teaching in the area. friends extend well wishes for health and happiness.
Joseph Binder Jr and Miss Sarah Morris were married at 7 30 Wednesday evening at the bride parents home on 7th Street Cincinnati Rev Crane officiating Only immediate family attended The bride is described as accomplished and pretty We extend congratulations to Joe and note they will reside here
In Fedora Tennessee C V Pepper describes a dramatic recovery from severe lung and throat hemorrhages after using Dr King's New Discovery. He credits instant relief and rapid recovery with the remedy, noting cessation of coughing and reduced bleeding within weeks. Available at drug stores for 50c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle offered.
Mrs. A F Burk suffered injuries a few days ago when thrown from a car on Walnut Hills while alighting. She returned home Tuesday evening with her husband and is progressing well.
Tuesday afternoon a bus load of High School Scholars visited our town. The group toured principal streets, admired the dry conditions, and drew favorable attention from locals.
Mr and Mrs William Hasson Converse invite guests to the wedding reception of their daughter Augusta and Mr John Storrs Fletcher on Tuesday evening June 18 1907 at eight thirty at Westlawn Chattanooga After July 10 the couple will reside at home Our best wishes accompany the couple and their parents Dr Laura Brickley formerly of Harrison will return and occupy Bowles residence and office during his absence She will be available for professional services night and day.
Bargains described for chinaware glassware woodenware willowware graniteware tinware table cutlery lamps jardiniers Bavarian china hand painted china and more advertised at Runp's Racket Store with fishing tackle and base ball goods also listed.
A letter from F M Devoe and Co extols Devoe paint as lasting and waterproof. It argues color and beauty matter, but durability and dryness protect buildings, urging buyers to choose Devoe and rely on dealer F M Hollowell in New York and Chicago to sell it.
Harrison reader testimonial promoting Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney problems. J McKee of Harrison Ohio recounts war hardships, back pain, headaches, and irregular kidney action improved after using the product purchased at Huber's DrugStore. Ad copy urges purchase from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and warns to remember the name. Heavy rains Saturday filled Jimison creek to highest level in fourteen years.
The Advance Club plans a social gathering tomorrow at the home of W. F. Taylor. Local notes mention a cool, rainy spring, church updates, and upcoming California party Start next Wednesday with pastor Rev. C W Horn delivering services Sunday morning and evening.
Hartwell Ohio May 29 1907 shares a letter from Mrs L J Hornbrook 216 Woodlawn Ave praising a Hartpence Upright Curtain Stretcher as a fine device though she notes it plagues her. The short missive expresses satisfaction with the product.
Rev M G Lona, pastor, invites members and others to Bible school at 9 15 a m Lord's Supper at 10 30 a m and to the main service with preaching at 11 00 a m Subject Children of God Phil 2 12 16 7 30 p m program features Good Gospel music and a talk on The Three Greatest Moral Forces in America All are welcome
Lawrenceburg Ind June 3 A Big Four train conductor Jerry Brown who previously lost a foot in a railway wreck fifteen years ago developed severe foot pain and blood poisoning after stepping on a tack two weeks ago. Gangrene now requires amputation to save his life.
The Harrison team faces the Evanstons of Cincinnati next Sunday after a 5 4 win by the Harrison Rums over Harrison High School Club last Friday. Fenton and Carson led pitching for the Rums in a 1 hour 30 minute game before 400 fans, with Burgess umpiring. Rain spoiled a scheduled game against the Elliotts last Sunday, while Decoration Day saw the B B s defeat Harrison Reds 7 to 2, featuring Henry Essert and Merlin Bowlby in a stiff morning contest.
A letter touts Electric Bitters as a cure for liver kidney and stomach troubles. The writer says after suffering and failure to find relief three bottles completed the cure and calls it the best remedy available from druggists at 50 cents.
Mr and Mrs Watts entertained last Thursday at their Whitewater country place with a lawn picnic dinner. Attendees included Mrs Jacob Krummel Miss Krummel Clifton Mr and Mrs Leo Hoeffinghoff and children Norwood Mr and Mrs J Hy Slack Mrs Jones Mr Percy Jones Frank Cock Clarence Newton Mt Auburn Mrs J P Marvin Miss Maud Marvin Mrs Thos Pierce Mrs W W Davison Marjorie Eloise Davison Gladys Bowlby Jeanette Cook Rose Watts Helen Davison Mary Foster Helen Watts Clarence Bell Edgar Swift and Ross Watts Harrison.
Local tidbits report visits to relatives in Jimison and Piqua, Decoration Day gatherings, new kitchen and barn addition at Charles Rechenbach, various calls and visits among the Kolb, Fox, Kaiser families, storms causing damage, a Sunday visit routine, a marriage between Charles Brehm and Rena Weiss, Adaim Einecel's ongoing illness, and concerns over catarrh affecting hearing and mood with hope for improvement under Doctor Seow care.
Israel Brown and Caroline Bowerman sue Moth Balls Camphor and others in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas, Case No 137145, to quiet title to Lot 122 Mary Rittenhouse addition Harrison Ohio and cancel a 1867 mortgage on the property, with injunction against claims. Plaintiffs seek decree, mortgage cancellation, and further relief but defendants must answer by July 18, 1907.
Tuesday evening exercises at Harrison Township Schools City Hall drew a large audience. The program was described as excellent with graduates Ruth V. Seal and Lorene H B Atthaus listed among the honorees.
Wrecks on public roads. Starlin’s son loses foot after five week old ankle injury. Gwaltney couple survives buggy crash as horse bolts. saved by G. Stanley. Ed Hollander Mary Beach Geo Snodgrass Mattie Beach visit Harrison. Henry Brown sees Dayton kennel show. Venice High School aims June 5 graduation with Helen Scott Ida Strudle Ada Morris Robert Cates. School superintendent Arthur Powell to deliver address. Notable Entertainment Co from Lebanon gives concert at Presbyterian Church to full house.
WM Slete, undertaker, reports buying a handsome rubber tire hearse and rubber tire ambulance to better serve calls. He can be found at Frank Yeager's livery and sale stable in Harrison, Ohio, during day or evening hours.
Frank Yeager announces a brand new stock of buggies carriages runabouts robes and harness to replace items buried recently He reopens his new barn on Market Street and invites customers to call in need of any livery rigs known as a better prepared public service at 1011 Market Street Harrison.
Mr E W Goodloe of Dallas says in the past year he has become acquainted with Dr Kings New Life Pills. He claims the laxative disposes of malaria and biliousness without grinding or griping. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
The two weeks old son of John Weilemann died around six o clock Thursday evening and was buried at one o clock Saturday with Rev. L D McGowan officiating. Will Stete acted as undertaker.
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