Paper subscription terms and 1901 notice at Harrison
One copy three months One six months One copy one year Subscriptions always payable in advance This Paper is printed Wednesday of each week Entered at the post office at Harrison as second class matter An X on the margin of your paper or on the wrapper indicates that your time is out or about to expire or you are indebted to us on subscription and are earnestly requested to settle Walter Hartpence Vol XXXII 5240800 see Thursday June 13 1901 In the trial before Judge Davis Dr O W Grubbs sought to get possession of his son Loren the Court decided the mother was the proper person to have the care and training of the little fellow At Preston The K of P memorial services at the U B Church Preston next Saturday afternoon will no doubt be largely attended and a program of special merit will be given Whitewater Lodge will be represented and an effort will be made to have the representation large.
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Walter Hartpence
Davis
O. W. Grubbs
Loren
K.of P
U. B
Preston
Whitewater Lodge
City Hall
Marvin
Committee of Department
W. Deaker
A. Loos
Wm. Sterger
Jacob Jones
Robert Jones
J. W. Cloud
Ww. Rupp
C. Huber
C. Messick
John Deaker
Geo. Wabnit
Ha Haven
Street Co
Man Die by Drinking Carbolic Acid In Woods
Alexander Campbell 71, recently living with his brother on August Harmon's farm, died after drinking carbolic acid to wash a sore limb. An inquest conducted by Acting Coroner Winkler noted he was found beside a tree with a half empty bottle nearby. Buried by kin. remains handed to Undertaker Burk. A trunk key, comb, tobacco, and $2.65 were found on him. This was the third in his family to die by self harm, though he had not threatened suicide.
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Here
Biddinger Road
Marshal Loos
Burk
Alexander Campbell
John
August Harmon
Alex
Campbell Corn Drill
Odd Fellows Memorial Sermon Draws Large Audience
Rev T D Moore delivered a stirring sermon at the M E Church on Sunday evening before a large Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah turnout. He framed brotherhood as a divine gift rooted in God the Father and Jesus Christ, urging unity, equality, and the uplift of both men and women through universal brotherhood and noble humanity. The service closed with a hymn sung by all.
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Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebeksh
M. E
Moore
Rebekahs
M. L. Buckley
Davison
Jesus
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Man
God
Jesus Christ
Commencement Ceremony At City Hall Tonight
City Hall hosts graduation exercises featuring Miss Mary B. Fisher and Mary B. Crets among graduates. Dr. D Boone Cincinnati Public Schools Superintendent and other guests to attend. Recitals, violin solos, dramatic readings, and the presentation of diplomas mark the event with Rev. Buckley delivering invocation and Dr. Richard G. Huber presiding.
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C. F. Bauer
M. L. Buckley
Ariel Club
B. Crets
Joseph Surdo
Shakespeare
Wea
D. Thomas
Cornet
Mr. Surdo
Roll Brinkman
Ariel Clubs
Portia
Mary B. Fisher
Surdo
Richard G
Miss Edith Converse Shines In Cincinnati Recital
Edith M Converse of Fernbank Ohio, a Lebanon Normal College graduate, excels in classic poetry and Scotch authors. Her June 12 recital at the Odeon features Poetry and Stone Upon Vocal Expression as a highlight.
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Dramatic School of Cincinnati
Odeon
the Cincinnati Enquirer
Edith M. Converse
The
Normal College
Lebanon
Fernbank
Oreon
Accident injures local driver in tumble at fence
Calvin Iseley of one mile east was jolting into town when the harness breech broke near John Walker’s turn. The horse struck a barbed wire fence, throwing Iseley against it. His right thigh and a finger were badly lacerated. Dr Bowles dressed the wounds and he soon felt comfortable. The injuries are not considered serious.
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Calvin Iseley
Here
John Walker
Mr. Iseley
Dr. Bowles
Surgeons to Operate at Campbell Home
Mr Hugh Campbell with Dr Kilgour ee Loos Jr arrived Tuesday and plans were made for an operation on Campbell after a thorough exam by Dr Meyer. Campbell will be operated on today at his home by Drs Walton and Kilgour, believed capable to restore his health.
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Hugh Campbell
Kilgouree Loos, Jr
Aragementg
Mr. Campbell
Meyer
Lightning Kills Farmer as Barn Burned Near St Leon
A farmer, tenant William Schilling, was killed when a barn at Joseph Schumann's farm near St Leon was struck by lightning last Thursday. Four horses died, one pinning Schilling, and his wife could not free him. The blaze destroyed 300 bushels of oats, 100 bushels of wheat, and all farming tools. no insurance was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schumann
St. Leon
Wm. Schilling
Schilling
Children’s Day Program Delights Large Presbyterian Audience
The Presbyterian Church held a well attended Children’s Day program with flowers, recitations, songs, and a fancy drill led by Mrs. F. C. Goodwin. Under Mr. Ferguson’s management the event ran smoothly, pleasing both young and old with a refined program from the Presbyterian Publishing House of Philadelphia.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Publishing House
Philadelphia
Ferguson
F. C. Goodwin
Gantvoort Family Visits Harrison From Far Lands
Professor Arpoold J. Gantvoort, assistant director of Cincinnati College of Music, visits Harrison with his brother J Martienus, sister Miss J E Gantvoort, niece Miss M A C Gantvoort, wife and three children Carl Gertrude Helen. They tour with Walter Hartpence, Mrs Anna Hargis, and families, cherishing a rare reunion before distant homes and uncertain life.
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Arpoold J. Gantvoort
College of Music
Cincinnati
Harrison
Carl
Gertrude
Helen
J. Martienus Gantvoort
Hotel du Pavilion
Tamarang
Java
Aganner
J. E. Gantvoort
United States
M. A. C. Gantvoort
G. J. Gantvoort
Prof. Gantvoort
America
Amsterdam
Holland
Walter Hartpence
Anna Hargis
Gantvoort
Happily Married Couple Reside in Marion Indiana
Harry B. Simonson son of William Simonson formerly of this place now living in Marion Indiana and Grace L. Campbell of Elwood Indiana were married on the fourth inst and have taken up residence in Marion Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Simonson
Wm. Simonson
Marion
Ind
Grace L. Campbell
Elwood
Advance Club Year Ends With Afternoon Reception
The Advance Club closed its year with an afternoon reception at Miss Pearl Hollowell’s home last Tuesday. About twenty five invited guests attended. Nellie Babitt of Cincinnati gave a helpful talk on clubs and club work, stressing mental recreation and idea exchange among women. Mrs Alcott of Cincinnati discussed Australia, while music by Alice Davison Norwood and Mrs Josephine pleased guests. Refreshments on the lawn followed the program, and next year’s plans were revealed. Attendees included Nellie Abbitt, Julius Hargrave, Alcott, Josephine and Alice Davison, Detroit’s Mrs A Y Gray, Wheel ing Mrs H Hollowell, and Mrs Probet.
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Pearl Hollowell
Nellie Babitt
Cincinnati
Alcott
Australia
Julius Hargrave
Josephine
Alice Davison
Norwood
A. Y. Gray
Detroit
H. Hollowell
Wheeling
War
Probet
Aging Harrison resident A B Reed passes at 92
After a four week sickness Reed aged 92 years 2 months 17 days died Friday at his daughter Mrs Henry Weston’s home. A longtime Harrison resident born March 21 1809 in Hillsboro Virginia he helped found Cincinnati’s first courthouse and shook hands with five presidents. Funeral at Methodist Church conducted by Masonic Order with Rev Moore. burial Glen Haven.
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A. B. Reed
Harrison
Henry Weston
Hillsboro
Louden County
Virginia
Morristown
Catherine Hart
Cincinnati
Jackson
Methodist Church
Masonic Order
Moore
Glen Haven Cemetery
Slete
DeWitt’s Pills Advertise Against Constipation
Sam A Barrow promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as famed pills that relieve constipation. The message suggests the tired nervous man cannot compete with a healthy rival and pins cures to the product.
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DeWitt
Sam. A. Barrow
Heating Cook Stoves and Steel Re Now Sold at Cost Price
Advert shows heating cook stoves and steel products sold at cost price by a local dealer. Mentions buying or selling livestock and mules through KING and BUGGIES for sale. Implicitly targets general purchasers with a broad sale notice.
Marriage of John Deaker and Clara White at Central Christian
The Cincinnati Post notes the marriage of John Deaker to Miss Clara White performed by Rev A M Harvout at 10 AM last Thursday. Friends extend wishes for a long happy life together. Also mentioned are visits by Mrs Pearl Tatum of St. Louis, Geo W Arnold, and Peter Michaels visiting cousin Peter Ebertz. Michaels is Civil War veteran in the 721 Ohio.
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The
Cincinnati Post
John Deaker
Clara White
A. M. Harvout
Central Christian Church
Pearl Tatum
St. Louis
Geo. W. Arnold
Peter Michaels
New Castle
Ind
Peter Ebertz
Ohio
Local Household Goods For Sale By Private Party
A dining room set, a gasoline stove, kitchen sink, a couch, hall rack and a lawn swing are available. Interested buyers may call on Mr or Mrs F C Goodwin at their Water Street residence.
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F. C. Goodwin
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