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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1900
Page
3
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A home welcomed a baby born to Harry Roudebush last week. Nineteen locals joined a Sunday Indianapolis excursion, reporting a delightful trip. A sad loss touched Jeannette Gray as her Shetland pony gifted by grandpa Dair died last Sunday.
Joseph Cox acts as agent for the Walter A. Wood Reaper and Mower, offering supply to interested buyers at the lowest figures. Storeroom located under Dearborn Hall. 26
Marshal ABRAHAM LOOS notes enforcement of a council order prohibiting bicycle riders from fast riding over street crossings. Miss Pearl Ford plans to quit teaching for business college study in Indianapolis, leaving New Trenton shortly. friends wish her success.
Appiarius' Grocery offers Ohjo potatoes shipped early at a price of 60 cents per bushel. The deal targets customers seeking prompt delivery and clear unit pricing for this variety.
James A. Graft advertises a sale of stable floors and fills at 25 cents per cart load. The terse notice emphasizes available quantities and contact by the advertiser.
Bostic reportedly sent a record single day log shipment from Harrison last Monday. He loaded five freight cars from 8 AM to departure time for Valley, each car filled to capacity. The trains carried the logs to Boyd Lumber Company in North Bend.
The Cincinnati Post reports that Hiram Skidmore formerly of Whitewater Park was robbed of $490 in Cincinnati last Sunday. The notice says the amount seems unlikely and notes no prior accusations against him carrying that much money.
A birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Penny on State Street last Sunday. Attendees included Penny family, Richard Penny’s family, and Grandma Cheetham.
Wool buyers call Joseph Cox at his Dearborn Hall basement office West Harrison offering top cash for wool. Daily business hours apply.
The Ladies Euchre Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. C. D. Bevis’s Washington street home with Miss Leona Bevis assisting. Prizes went to Laura Dur as first, Gussie Dair as second, and Mrs. Scott Pierce earned lone hand honors. guest present was Mrs. Frank Bowles.
Gus Schott and family plan to leave this week for Indianapolis to establish a future home. Mr and Mrs Schott are greeted by many friends here who wish them well. A euchre party hosted by Miss Helen Ebertz last Sunday evening featured prize winners Miss Josephine Miller and Peter Miller with Fred Hine and Lizzie Oldge from Cincinnati as consolation lone hand winner George Heintz.
The Methodist Church holds anniversary services for the Epworth League during morning worship led by Pastor T. D. Moore A M PH D. Officers gather to mark the occasion with a program prepared for the ceremony.
Sam A. Barrow of Roanoke Tennessee and D J Moore of Spillbrook Alabama praise DeWitts Little Early Risers pills and DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for curing vomiting bowels and a severe eye condition with claims of real cures and warnings against imitations.
Clarence DeArmond of Hamilton visited friends last week while many residents, including Harry Campbell and family, Miss Ida Meeker and Miss Collie Meade, were mentioned in illness and social events. Visitors from Cincinnati, Brookville, Fairbury, and Lawrenceburg joined relatives in brief weekly notices, with weddings, church clergy travel, and local business ties also noted.
A stylish new showcase and sign decorate the front of Mrs. K. Cheetham's millinery shop on the West Side, highlighting an updated storefront display and attracting customers.
Harrison Public Schools invites applications for a Superintendent and teachers for the public schools. Applications must be in the Clerk’s hands by Wednesday, June 6, 1900. CHAS. HUBER, Clerk Village School Dist. No. 5, Harrison, O. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers advertised as a liver and blood purifier. Sam A Barrow.
W R Wilkinson of Albany Tennessee credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with restoring his health after twenty years of stomach trouble. He says it digests what you eat and calls it the savior of his life. Sam A Barrow. 0-36
Your best feelings and social position depend on stomach and liver action. Dr King s New Life Pills claim to increase strength sharpen the mind and raise ambition. A 25 cent box promises a new you and is sold at West Side Drug.
J E Watkins clerk and recorder in Chillicothe Missouri reports twelve years of severe dyspepsia and multiple remedies with no lasting relief before using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He endorses it and urges others to try the remedy as it digests what you eat according to Sam A Barrow.
A heavy rain drenched the area Tuesday night and the following day a sharp cold wind blew through everyone. The quick shift in weather left people shivering as they faced colder temperatures after the rainfall.
Special notice warns all stock running at large will be seized and owners charged. Ball playing on streets within the corporation is forbidden and offenders will be arrested and dealt with by law. Dated May 10, 1900 by Marshal Abe Loos. Peter Stenger’s home is being repainted with Nate P. White doing the work. Holt Walker joins to assist this summer.
The West Side is Star Laundry. The barber shop of rei has been newly papered and presents a fine appearance by John Huber with an assistant. Si Maxwell, formerly arrested and jailed, charged with stealing a horse buggy at Okeana, was bound over to the Butler county Grand Jury. The case comes before that body this and every week.
A garbled report mentions a Ball Club event last month with Ross Tracy Rob Frederick Johnny Perrine and Dr Bauer Spraul. It references an evening time and a reelint being raffled off, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
The Big Fours faced our club in a sunny crowd at the East End grounds. McSweeney touted a strong squad but Baker faltered on the mound while Walker steadied in relief. Woestenholm, Burton, Lapish, Doermann and McMurray starred in a high hitting 18 to 7 win, as Weston and Lapish adapted to new roles and DeArmond’s men dominated. Burnetts from Westwood visit next, with a list of players to report at 10 o clock.
Regular preaching services Sunday morning at 10 30 and evening at 7 30 with subjects The Essential The Important and The Indifferent illustrated by a blackboard diagram Morning subject The Battle of Life Bible School at 9 am Junior C E meeting 10 to 10 30 am Y P S C E meeting at 6 30 pm All are invited to attend these services.
Mrs I B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a life threatening stomach ailment and yellow jaundice due to gall stones. After doctors failed and she used Electric Bitters she fully recovered. The remedy targets the stomach liver and kidneys. Sold at West Side Drug Store for 65 cents with guarantee.
An old advertisement claims W. B. Musser and Millice used One Minute Cough Cure to save a dying girl from croup. It labels the remedy as harmless and guarantees immediate results, promising quick cures for coughs colds bronchitis grippe and throat and lung trouble.
May 7 1900 CHAPPELOW RIDGE Charley Back and Annie Numier united in wedlock last week. They moved to a new farm recently purchased from Mr Hofmier. Eliza Woods, long-time resident now at New Trenton, died at age 93. Canker worm causing significant damage to fruit trees.
Reliable druggist offers refund to buyers if treatment fails to cure piles. Claims sixteen day application brings relief from bleeding and itching, even in severe cases. Sells with a money back guarantee and requires no payment if it fails.
Snow Ball Mills owner R G Frederick offers a free barrel of Snow Ball Flour when customers collect tickets spelling CELEBRATED. Willie McKenzie has resumed U S Navy duty on the Kentucky and will be commissioned as a rover, with Masters Siebert and Price of Cincinnati aboard.
Witness T L Martin of Dixie Kentucky describes nightly coughing until using King’s New Discovery which gave instant relief. He says it helps coughs colds throat chest and lung troubles and claims it can prevent and cure consumption. Price 50 cents and one dollar with guarantee and free trial bottles at West Side Drug Store.
J I Carson prothonotary Washington Pa quotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as an excellent remedy for stomach trouble and asserts it digests what you eat and cannot fail to cure.
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