Street Social to be Held at Fountain Square July Fourth
Fountain Square will host the Street Social on July Fourth with plans by the ladies of the M E Church. Rain contingency noted at Widmann's corner. Rev Davis W Clark will preach at the M E Church July 5 at 7 30 PM followed by Quarterly Conference. Mrs Frank Bowles rushed to Dushore Pa to her mother Sarah Kentner who is very ill with pneumonia.
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Widmann’s
Davis W. Clark
D. D
M. E
Frank Bowles
Sarah Kentner
Dushore
Angie L. Yost
Toledo
Herbert
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
G. F. Hillman
E. Isrraaket
Expected to Die. Noah Wright in Marion visit
Noah Wright left for Marion Indiana last Thursday after a telegram announced his mother's serious illness. He went to visit his close friend Dr Leonard Axby. Various local social notes record multiple visits and gatherings across Harrison and surrounding towns.
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Noah
Wright
Marion
Ind
Hmeng
Leonard Axby
Official reshuffle clears Wolf from school board
Corporation Counsel J. M. Benson rules a man may hold two lucrative offices. Dan Wolf, recently named to the Westison School Board and also a member of the Board of Trustees, lost one office. Otha Grubbs was appointed to supersede him.
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Corporation
J. M. Benson
Dan Wolf
Westison
Board of Trustees
Otha
Denny Curran Secures Night Clerk Post in Martinsville Springs
Denny Curran left Sunday for Martinsville Springs and has secured a lucrative night clerk job at a local hostelry. John promised aid and favorable treatment if Curran assists him, avoiding any trouble or further complications.
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Denny
Denny) Curran
Martinsville Springs
John
Mrs Henry Stenger Remembers Kind Sympathy
I was called away from us, and his long illness, many kind s gave sympathy and assist for which we desire to sincere ank each and every one. respectfully, Mrs. HENRY STENGER And Family.
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Henry Stenger
Ramblers Halted by Rough Field at Miamitown
Ramblers traveled to Miamitown and were forced to play under harsh conditions. The infield was uneven and rough, hindering play as the team struggled to compete. They left the game noting their difficulties and resolve for future contests.
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Ramblers
Miamitown
House Furnishing Goods at Bottom Figures at Rupr on STORE
The Miles Orton Show will come here direct from Ludlow Kentucky and go from here to Lawrenceburg. A charming musicale was given Monday evening by Mrs C F Bauer at which Miss Cora Abernethy and Herbert Yost acquitted themselves very creditably.
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Miles Orton
Ludlow
Lawrenceburg
C. F. Bauer
Cora Abernethy
Herbert Yost
Miller cottage sale to Frank Jackman over at store row
Frank Jackman purchases the Miller cottage opposite William Rupp's store for 690 dollars. The sale is conducted by real estate man Geo A Bid dinger. Lawrenceburg 4th of July celebration to be organized by leading local businessmen for a grand success.
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Frank Jackman
William Rupp
Geo. A. Biddinger
Lawrenceburg
Tired out woman seeks sleep aid with Rocky Mountain Tea
A distressed woman complains of exhaustion and sleeplessness affecting her ability to eat and work. The ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to strengthen nerves and enrich blood, offering Ten or Tablets for 30 cents under code 0385 C HUBER.
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Hollister
Huber
C. Huber
West Side Drug Store Ad Finds New Wall Paper Designs
Charley Loos has purchased the property he resides in on Market street, one door west of Frank Turrell's, paying $1,000 for a home formerly owned by John Pfotzer. The notice references latest wallpaper designs at the West Side Drug Store.
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West Side Drug Store
Charley Loos
Frank Turrell
Market Street
John Pfotzer
Mrs Tucker Delivers Baby Daughter At Early Saturday S Morning
Mrs Tucker, daughter of John Moore who had recently died, gave birth to a girl baby around three o clock last Saturday morning with Dr B H Scott in attendance.
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Lizzie Crosby
Cecilia
Clifford
Cincinnati
M. E. Jenkins
Frank Biddinger
Miamisburg
Harrison
Orie
Will R. Hartpence
Louisiana
Charles White
Nora Wier
Wm. Jones
Scott
Tucker
John Moore
B. H. Scott
Made Three States in Three Days headline
Miss Mar- Jeffries of Cleves Ohio died last day in Covington Kentucky and was buried at Bright Indiana Monday, undertakers Burk and Baker having charge.
Snow Ball Mill proprietor welcomes ten pound boy
Arnold Kiewit, senior proprietor of the Snow Ball Mill, received a ten pound baby boy on Friday. Mother and child are thriving under Dr. Bowles care, and the elder Kiewit is "as well as could be expected." Flowers and plants at reduced prices were offered at RUPP SPENSOUBE to fund greenhouse repairs. A dozen guests surprised Mrs. Margaret Stark with games, dancing, and a late lunch to celebrate her birthday near three miles west of town.
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Arnold Kiewit
Snow Ball
Rupp’ Spensoube
Margaret Stark
Here
Mike Stark
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted Against Bowel Ailments
A historical ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a universal cure for bowel and stomach issues including headaches biliousness and costiveness. The guarantee claims effectiveness with a 25 cent price at druggists.
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Dr. King
Straw Hats Cleaned by New Proccess at Harrison
Straw hats cleaned and made as good as new by a new and most excellent process. First-class work and reasonable prices guaranteed. B. F. Crayon, barber, one door east of Henry Schott's bakery, Harrison.
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B. F. Crayon
Henry Schott
Harrison
Minnow Series Four by Four Feet at Rupps Racket Store
Four foot by four foot minnows offered at fifty cents each at Rupps Racket Store, with price tag noted as 043.
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Rupp’s
Testimonial for Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
A Rochester reader reports kidney relief after using Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York. The writer claims pain and stone calculus were dissolved and credits the medicine with recovery.
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David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Undertaker WM Slete Announces Hearse and Ambulance
WM Slete of Harrison Ohio announces the purchase of a rubber tire hearse and a rubber tire ambulance to handle undertaker calls. He will be available day and night at Frank Yeager's livery and sale stable in Harrison.
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Frank Yeager
Harrison, O
Wm. Slete
State OF Ohio
City OF Toledo
Lucas Country
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
RUPP'S RACKET STORE Fireworks and Decor Items
Fireworks and a wide range of decorations including fire crackers torpe canes ammunition balloons Japanese and Chinese lanterns flags were advertised for sale at Rupp's Racket Store.
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Rupp’s
Will Knepfie Injured In Mill Fall On Scaffold
Will Knepfie met with an accident last Monday evening while on a scaffold at Kiewit Frederick's mill. The scaffold gave way, dropping him about eight feet, causing bruises to his left hip and back. Doctors Kilgour and Huber treated him. no bones were broken, but he will be off work for at least two weeks.
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Will Knepfie
Kiewit & Frederick’s
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