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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
3
A note on sample shirt waists at TYRRELL Bros invites buyers to seize a handsome waist at low price. A bicycle raffle prize from the week prior is mentioned, won by Emil 45-A. local social items include news of residents visiting, returning, and local events with names like Mrs. W. Appiarius and Joe Fath.
George Campbell of Cincinnati was a guest at the tal when he purchased a false five-year-old bay mare from Stewart on Snow Hill. The purchase price was $00.
Sanford and family visited last Sunday with Mrs Sanford's father Geo present. It was Mr Pui's seventh anniversary celebration, noted as a pleasant occasion for him and his children. The event followed by mentions of local farming activity and a lively description of weather and crops.
Auction sale of the late Samuel de's personal property conducted by in law John McKee will be held next Saturday afternoon in front of the uprard. Proceeds to liquidate debts, with items including Ret anents of Brussels suitable for ering lounges. Also offered are 2 nice, clean condition items from Mrs Anna Loos, the Marshal, who cleaned up last week. Mayor Marvin and Council praised the neat Chamber and jail, noting fresh bouquets and improved odor.
Mrs A F Burk entertained friends last Sunday in honor of Mr P Burk. The day featured a midafternoon ride, a light supper, and a jovial scene at Crow's Nest on River View Boulevard. Guests enjoyed pleasant conversation, with the spring mood described as charming and lively.
Miss Jennie Cox sails from New York aboard the Laurentian for Glasgow en route to Scotland England Belgium Holland France Germany Switzerland and likely Italy with plans to return around September 1. Henry Schott and mother have their block and residence painted in a stylish finish by Milby Stephens. D. R. Merrill’s Stores promotes canning supplies as the season begins.
Members of the H. H. Alum ni and their guests are invited to an evening program including a talk on Liquid Air and experiments by B. Alford Bertenshaw, Class of ’98, currently a Purdue University student. Also notes baled hay for sale at the Snow Ball Mills.
A testimonial from Druggist J. Goldsmith of Van Etten New York endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the preferred choice for families and customers over five years. He reports using it for ordinary coughs colds and post influenza coughs and finds it effective. Garner Drug Store sells the product.
Wednesday afternoon June 6 Harry Arnold son of Mr and Mrs Zera Arnold and Miss Myrtle Smith of Cincinnati wed at the bride’s parents home Rev Collie officiating. The groom a promising dentist and a member of Lowe and Arnold 510 Madison Ave Covington Ky. Bride from Cincinnati well known family. They reside on Race Street Cincinnati after a brief visit with the bride’s parents and friends Edward Driehs and Clara Diefenhofer accompany them.
The advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it digests what you eat to nourish the body while stomach organs repair. It asserts instant relief and a complete cure for indigestion and stomach troubles and urges readers to try it for good results.
A health ad promises Gisamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will revive torpid livers, boost appetite, and end dull digestion. Priced at 25 cents with free samples at Corner Drug Store.
Local catalog listing Casoline and oil stoves ovens and heating units with a wide range of house furnishing items. It promotes best bargains at D R Merrill's on Market street with steel ranges cookware washing machines wringers and assorted household goods.
An advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it digests food quickly to prevent fermentation and stomach irritation. It urges after meal use a teaspoonful to eat freely and asserts it cures the worst cases of dyspepsia. The ad ends with a signer named Sam A Barrow.
Marshal Loog organizes street cleanup while Merrill’s fuels the search for a stove. Carl Gantvoort will receive a cordial welcome this evening at the Commencement and will astonish listeners with his knowledge of music and the art of producing it.
An excursion is offered next Sunday from Hagerstown to Cincinnati for 1.00 round trip with stop times at Brookville Cedar Grove New Trenton and Harrison. Departure Cincinnati 7:00 P M. A social gathering at the Hynes home near Philanthropy last Saturday honored Miss Nellie Gilbert with a surprise invitation and described as a splendid time.
Next Sunday evening the Methodist Church will observe Children’s Day with all invited to attend. Crown ing the Sunday School Angel will be rendered and a rich treat is planned. Services begin promptly at 7 30.
The Junior and Sophomore classes hosted the Senior class last Thursday at Wm. Thomas’s hilltop home. All attendees enjoyed light refreshments at 10 and Innocent games, then returned home by 11, feeling the classes are closer than ever. A letter from Kate Weston in New York details her grand visit with relatives, tours of the Kaizer Wilhelm De Gross officer guest, a 5,000-people Hudson River boat excursion, plans to visit Washington, D. C., and anticipation of returning home to broad welcome.
Rev. J. M. Bolton with wife and child from Mt. Carmel will travel next Tuesday to Harrisonburg Virginia. They will stay several weeks and Rev Bolton will officiate at the marriage of his brother Homer Bolton to Miss Florida Roller of Harrisonburg.
Enos Barrett of Lawrenceburg bought seven to eight thousand dollars worth of wool from area farmers, with headquarters at the East End Hotel. Meanwhile, thirty cars of gravel were hauled up the Big Four Road on Tuesday to optimal locations. A local ad for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve promises relief from piles and skin diseases, warning against counterfeits. Sam A. Barrow. 0-36 Can you earn a barrel of Flour easier than the way R. G. Frederick suggests?
An old advertisement claims destroying its victim is a type of constipation and touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe, certain cure affecting stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. Sold for 25 cents at West Side Drug Store.
June 11 1909 report notes Frank and Little Fawn's Indian Medicine show continuing for a third week with six performers and a closing Saturday night before a New Haven trip. Also mentions local visitors, illnesses, ice cream festival Saturday, and school enumeration results for the district with totals and breakdowns.
Last week, electors from Harrison township petitioned Dearborn County Commissioners for a election to buy all toll roads in the township. Commissioners appointed County Surveyor Gridley Lowrey Stephene and a third appraiser chosen by the turnpike company to appraise the value of the pikes.
Friends mourn Lula Rief of Lawrenceburg daughter of Capt. Jacob Rief. Engaged to be married on May 29. While hanging a picture the chair she stood on tipped, she fell and never recovered. After weeks of suffering she passed away in bridal attire, honored by mourners who would have attended the wedding.
Reports say over fifteen hundred lives were saved by One Minute Cough Cure, mainly in grippe croup asthma whooping cough bronchitis and pneumonia. Early use purportedly prevents consumption. Also advertised are Dr. Be Det chon's Anti Diuretic promising long relief for enuresis in children, sold by J. P. Mayin in Ee Serion Ohio.
Wool buyers seek fleece at top cash price. Joseph Cox advertises highest cash offer from his office in the basement of Dearborn Hall, West Harrison. The notice appears as a brief in a local classifieds page dated day 27.
New Haven June 12 1900 Minnie Arnold dies Monday night after four months in bed. Mrs Arnold maiden Myers once lived here and leaves many friends to mourn. Also notes K P memorial June 24 at 2 pm with speaker from Cincinnati. Local items include Charley Starlin home from Oxford, Hawk and Walter visit, and a slow Baltimore to New Haven telephone line.
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