Local Printer Promises Quality Work At Fair Prices
The firm notes its large volume of job printing for merchants manufacturers and professionals proves it offers first class work in the best style with prices to fit customers. The wife of Jos Geringer of Miami town died recently and the funeral was held Wednesday afternoon with Rev I D McGowan officiating. She leaves a husband four children and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Geringer
Miamitown
Royal Insurance Company
Ohio
Indiana
J. P. Marvin
Water well drilling firm promotes service in Harrison
Pure drinking water is essential to good health and Messrs I Montgomery & Adams announce relocation to Harrison with modern well drilling equipment. They promise fair prices and perfect satisfaction guaranteed to farmers and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. I Montgomery & Adams
Harrison
One-Half Mile in 1 08 Leads Matinee Race Victory
Allie Case entered Billy W. at Hamilton matinee races last Friday and he ran a half mile in 1 08, beating all rivals. The crowd cheered as Billy W. secured the win, though some noted his peuter differences. The owner could expect good money from the horse’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Case
Billy W
Hamilton
Allie
Memorial Day Observed in Harrison With Address and Music
Memorial Day will be observed in Harrison on the 30th of the month. Rev J D Garrison of Lawrenceburg will deliver the principal oration. Staab's Military Band is secured to provide first class music during day and evening. Queens extended a cordial invitation to participate in the tribute to fallen heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
J. D. Garrison
Lawrenceburg
Staab
Prescription for Fever Cure from Cincinnati News
A reported remedy titled Sulphate Of Zinc with digitalis was tested by Cincinnati residents. The formula calls for 1 grain digoxin 1 grain zinc sulphate and other ingredients mixed with water. The dose is one teaspoonful hourly for twelve hours, with adjustments for youth. The notice claims cures for secret fever smallpox and diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesseversceees
Digitalis
Needless Alarm Over Mild Smallpox In Town
Town officials report thirteen cases through the fifth of the month with all but two patients recovered. The severest cases were Charles Wuesthorn and Harvey White, now up and about. Precautions remain strict as the Board of Stealth acts in the towns best interests to confine any suspected cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wuesthorn
Harvey White
New Board of Health Reorganized by Mayor Mettler
Mayor Mettler presided as Board of Health reorganized last Monday electing Walter Hartpence as President and LL.A. Cook as Secretary. Jacob Long and Philip Corbin joined as members replacing Drs. Axbey and Grubbs, with L. A. Cook succeeding Mr. Graft. The board now works with Dr. Byron Stanton of the State Board of Health and denies reports of discord with Cincinnati health officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. P. Mettler
Board of Health
Walter Hartpence
LL. A. Cook
Byron Stanton
State Board of Health
Cincinnati Papers
Mettler
Cincinnati Health Officers
Ben on duty as Sanitary Officer George Bitton
George Bitton serves as Sanitary Officer this week dedicating full attention to the demanding duties of the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bitton
Ben
Local tradesman visits town from Lawrence firm
M. M. Huschart of the Lawrence burg Granite and Marble Works was here last Monday on business. He is an affable and energetic gentleman, and many cemeteries in this section bear evidence of his firm’s work. His representative here is Rev. L. D. McGowan, whom everyone knows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Huschart
Lawrenceburg
Dayton Clergy Nominee Preaches at Presbyterian Church
Rev J Rosser Jones of Dayton Ohio will preach at the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath in morning and evening services with a view to becoming pastor. At the morning service the newly elected elders C Hutchinson J W Meeker C F Bonham and Thomas Bowles will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rosser Jones
Dayton
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
C. Hutchinson
J. W. Meeker
C. F. Bonham
Thomas Bowles
Missionary meeting to draw largest Ohio Christian gathering
Rev. M. L. Buckiey and his wife enjoy kinfolks in Rushsylvania Bellefontaine and East Liberty and plan to join at Columbus on the 22nd for the Ohio State Christian Missionary Society meeting expected to be the largest assembly of Christian people in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Buckiey
Rushsylvania
Bellefontaine
East Liberty
Columbus
Ohio State Christian Missionary Society
Ohio
State G. A. R. Encampment At Lancaster Held Largely Attended
George W Bowlby delegate from Harrison Post praises the cordial treatment of the veterans at the Lancaster encampment. He attended all sessions and will report at John Campbell Post’s next meeting. The next state encampment is planned for Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Geo. W. Bowlby
Harrison Post
John Campbell Post
Marietta
Andrew Biddinger Surprised With Kin on Birthday
Thursday last week Andrew Biddinger welcomed kinfolks and friends to his Mt. Carmel home for dinner. Geo A Biddinger his wife and Emma, Lov Hollowell his wife and daughter Joan Hollowell, and Orville Appleton with wife attended. He turned 85 last August and remained bright and lively as ever, enjoying a fine dinner and good cheer that will be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Biddinger
Mt. Carmel
Emma
Lov. Hollowell
Joan Hollowell
Orville Appleton
Memorial Day Observance by Charles E Hayes Post G A R Cleves
The Cleves G A R Post Charles E Hayes plans a Memorial Day program with 8 A M assembly at G A R Hall to visit Maple Grove Cemetery and decorate graves, followed by 2 P M services at Township Hall with speakers Col. D W McClung and others, plus songs, band music, and school participation. Flowers urged to be sent to G A R Hall by 8 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hayes
Cleves
Maple Grove
Township Hall
Col
D. W. McClung
James B. Matson
B. D. Hypes
Boldry
G. A R. Post
Cleves Glee Club
Matson
North Bend
Ezabethtown
Berea
Zion
Pretty Irene Artman Engaged for Eastern Opera Tour
Friends in Cincinnati learn Irene Artman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Artman of 1225 Elm Street, will tour the country this summer with an Eastern Opera Company. Irene has long shown singing and dancing talents, and her father suffers locomotor ataxia while Irene supports him and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Artman
Elm Street
Cincinnati
Irene
Eastern Opera Company
Mrs Frank Bowles Hosts In Harrison Township Card Party
Mrs Frank Bowles entertained with cards at her East Market street home in honor of guest Mrs A T Abbott of Harrington Kansas from 2 to 5 pm A most elegant supper followed prepared by Dolly Johnson Dandridge the White House cook and professional caterer Attendees from Harrison included L B Cheetham Ida Wrenn C F Bauer Geo B Tebbs C D Bevis Atwood Perrine E B Mighells and Misses Tebbs Dair Geis Smith Others from Cincinnati Hamilton and surrounding towns attended The menu featured Soft Shelled Crabs Waldorf Salad Mayonnaise and several listed dishes Public health notice follows urging inspection and cleaning of vaults and compliance with Indiana law Rules 9 and 10 of the October 13 1899 statutes issued by W H A Willett M D Health Officer Harrison Tp Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Market Street
Frank Bowles
A. T. Abbott
Harrington, Kas
Harrison
Dolly Johnson Dandridge
White House
L. B. Cheetham
Ida Wrenn
C. F. Bauer
Geo. B. Tebbs
C.D. Bevis
Atwood Perrine
E. B. Mighells
Dona ‘L'Ebbs
Gussie Dair
Minnie Geis
Jessie Smith
Richard Fritz
L. C. Rose
Cincinnati
Mary .Longhen
Clarence Helvy
Mare Schuler
Hamilton
Harrison Township
Ind
Indiana
W. H. A. Willette
Harrison Tp
Public Health Notice on Smallpox Quarantine in Harrison
At a Harrison Board of Health meeting on May 5 1902 the state inspector declared several eruptive disease cases smallpox and ordered quarantine of infected and exposed persons. Health Officer Abe Loos will enforce the quarantine. unvaccinated residents are urged to vaccinate. Offenders may be fined up to 100 dollars or jailed up to 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Daily Enquirer
Enquirer
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer Profit-Sharing Bureau
Cincinnati
Board of Health of
Harrison
Byron Stanton
Abe Loos
State Board of Health and Local Health Board
Board of Health
Columbus
Big Four
Warren J. Lynch
Gen. Pass
Tkt
West Manchester
Eldorado
Genl
Pass
Tet. Agt
W. P
Springfield
Onio
W.P. Deppe
A. Cincinnati
Colum
Warren J. Gen. Pasa
W. P. Derre
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Harrison News
Bowles’ Block
Cincinnati Eiquirer
New Board of Health
C. L. & A. Traction Company
Dr. Bowles
Marshal Loos
W.C. Harrell
Forsker
Mr. Harrell
Irene Artman
Mrs
Harrison, O
J. P. Mettler
F. J. Henn
M. M. Hughart
Fine American
Walnut and
Tate Streets
Lawrenceburg, Ind
L. D. McGowan
Agt
Boss
Uneeds
Steel Ranges
O. R. Williams
Citizens Bank
W. Shapley
DIN Lis Ll
E. Israel
Harrison, Ohio
Louisville
Leavel
Inwood
Cin’ti Seating Co
ASO
Lone Wood
Bowlby
Filer
State of
F. M. Hollowell
R. R. Dept
Order
West Side Drug Store
W. A. Axby
West Sipe Druc
A. F. Burk, Undertaker
Walnut Street
Valley House
Sycamore Sts
Anthony Kocher
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Elarrison
Old Order German Baptists Dunkards
J. A. King
Literary Society
U. S
Wallace Bled
Curtis Wilson
Clyde Ruggles
Clarendé Roudebush
Gus Kuhlmann
Walter Fowler
Herman Viel
Leonard Schuck
Walter McGowan
Rollin Hathaway
William Mortashed
August Viel
Pearl Campbell
Curtis Wil Con
George B. Tebbs
E. D. Bowlby
Harvey McClure
West Harrizon
Hall
F. J. Cheney &C
Toledo
VIA
BIC
Great Council of Ohio
Ida M. Snyder
Brooklyn East End
McElree
Lord
Cardui
U. C. Se
Amer
Omal
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