Fragmentary note hints at patent or plastering topic
The readable text fragment mentions a patent and plastering in a rough, unclear context. It lacks complete names, dates, or locations to confirm a concrete news item or event.
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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
3
The readable text fragment mentions a patent and plastering in a rough, unclear context. It lacks complete names, dates, or locations to confirm a concrete news item or event.
Local notices include train arrivals from the east for the Whe Harrison News area and Whitewater Express accommodations. Advertisements promote bathing beaches, minnow series items, and a health tea product while Mrs. S. E. Hayes visits for Alumni events.
Mrs Elizabeth Hooper widow of John Hooper lies very low at her daughter Mrs Wish Chambers home in Cleves. Girls and women have equal rights to swim with men and boys. Summer twilight services will be at the Christian Church with the Christian Endeavor Society merging into the regular service. Joe Bevis improves front of his store with a first class watering trough for animals. Harrison should have a dozen such troughs.
A local promo advert urges customers to buy coffee at Applaris Grocery for 20 cents and to return berry baskets. The piece notes unusually hot weather with 98 in the shade and a cool, rainy Sunday morning contrasts. It mentions a new drinking fountain at the Willette Block praised by Jos Stecker as useful for thirsty farmers and teams.
A flurry of social news logs many locals and guests. George Blacker of Cincinnati visited home Sunday, and John A. King of Brookville called here last Friday. Numerous relatives from Milford Center Ohio to Galveston Texas share visits, travels, and plans, with mentions of nursing, shopping, and local relaxation at hotels and farms across Harrison.
Geo Thomas reported last week that Lucy Cooper Hieatt died Sunday June 11 at her Parnell Missouri home from complications after an operation. She formerly lived with the family of Wm Turner in this locality.
Miss Cozy Brown telegraph operator at New Trenton and Hoyt Main locomotive fireman were married Wednesday of last week at Cambridge City Indiana. The couple are now on their honeymoon and will reside in the cottage vacated by Henry Schott after July 15.
A Kentucky Mare and a four week old Colt are for sale. Mare in excellent condition and Colt sired by Col. Dorsey. Contact E. D. Bowlby Harrison Ohio. Also notes about a harvest home picnic in Zimmer s Oak Grove near Dover Indiana July 29 with George Aug Cincinnati band. Managers Zimmer and Son. Also a lawn fete from Harrison to Rockdale postponed to July 1. Also a notary public oath from Toledo Ohio offering reward for catarrh cure and sale of Hall s Catarrh Cure by J Cheney Co with testimonials.
The burned out store belonging to H Green Field will soon reopen in Davis building New Haven.
Fireworks and assorted decorative items including fire crackers torpedoes canes and balloons glass lanterns flags and other decorations offered at Rupps Racket Store.
A lighthearted incident last Tuesday involved milliner Miss Tinnie Jackson. A sign reading Why not take it for 19 cents appeared in a hat displayed in the downstairs show case, amusing onlookers.
If you want painting graining glazing kalfemining or paper hanging call or address John McCullough Witt Ind who is now prepared to do work of this kind in good style Read his ecard in another column.
Whitewater Detective Association plans a Saturday picnic at Whitewater Park on August 5 and invites bids for privileges to be filed with Secretary C J Rowing in Cleves Ohio by July 6. Items include soft drinks cigars ice cream popcorn candy novelties rubber balls balloons coffee sandwiches hot sausage photo gallery future scope watermelons bananas side show shooting gallery and more.
City Hall celebration for Harrison high school featured ten graduates with essays, solos, and diplomas presented by Supt. Pierce and Miss Curran. Carl Gantvoort led with a standout solo, praised for its breadth. Prof. A. J. Gantvoort and Prof. Surdo also received acclaim for accompanying performances. The event left a bright impression with orderly proceedings, pleased audience, and strong ushers. A note on a property sale and local greenhouse ads closes the item.
Mrs Lizzie Henn of Cincinnati visited Cincinnati last Friday and stayed through Sunday aiding her father Jacob Schneider. All children except John the saloon keeper contribute time and money to ease his suffering and seek their reward for kindness.
Wm Flynn and wife of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, visited Mrs K Cheetham and family this week. They plan to travel to Chattanooga to visit relatives, and celebrated one year of marriage during their trip. A barber B F Clayton added Knepfle cigars and tobacco to his shop’s offerings and is building a steady trade.
Frank Bowles as administrator of Andrew Schneider asks the court to authorize the sale of real estate in Hamilton County to pay debts and costs. Defendants Annie S Gabel John P Schneider Annie Schneider Frank Schneider and others are urged to answer by August 12 1905 or the petition will be deemed true and judgment entered. George B Goodhart attorney Harrison Ohio June 22 1905.
Dr W A Axby returned home from Columbus with the best score among sixty five veterinary surgeon examinees. He achieved 93.03 percent, the highest grade in the group, in the recent examination.
The Sunday Schools of the Harrison and Lawrenceburg Christian Churches will hold a joint picnic at Whitewater Park on Tuesday July 11 and a special Big Four Road train has been secured. The event aims to provide a rare outing for the children and promises a big affair.
City Hall was filled last Wednesday evening for Harrison Township Schools commencement. Three graduates Marie Seal Nannie Hopping and Chas Reiner earned diplomas under the Patterson Law after essays and music. Teachers Cecelia T Campbell Blanche Bennett and P G Campbell assisted. Prof F S Boldrey of Elizabethtown delivered the class address and presented certificates.
Mrs Al Doerman has completed improvements on her Hill and Dock streets property. The corner residence now features a new story, fresh paint, and other enhancements that alter its appearance and create a cozy home.
An advertisement offers platform stock scales at very cheap prices. Contact C. Schairer at the address 3ltf for inquiries.
A Rochester resident credits Dr. David Kennedy's Remedy of Rondout New York with curing her long standing kidney complaints after two bottles were taken. She reports complete relief and no further trouble since.
Lawrenceburg hosts the Dearborn County Fair during the week of August 8. Preparations are making room for all attendees as attractions exceed prior years. Premium lists improve with many notable entries booked for events. The fair, sole in the region, is an educational institution benefiting farmers and all trades.
At Cleves Presbyterian Church Supt Will Harrell was surprised when Virgil Henderson presented him with a gold watch from Harrell’s friends in appreciation of his service as a teacher. The 25 graduates also gave a watch-chain to honor their Principal. The notice lists various excursion fares and details for 1905 trips by rail to Baltimore Asbury Park Put-in-Bay Indianapolis Milwaukee and Bay City with return limits and extension options.
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