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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
3
Highest market price paid. Bowlby landed a fine brindle at Glencoe Fishing Camp last Saturday night. James A. Graft may replace the Water Works smoke stack with a brick chimney. John Willey of New Baltimore lost a valuable horse Tuesday struck by lightning.
Dr Ed Israel reports his wife and children enjoyed a pleasant Indianapolis visit last week but he contracted rheumatism and must use a cane. The advertisement invites buyers to contact liveryman King for horse or mule purchases and buggies for sale with flexible terms.
The frame house just north of the Catholic Church, occupied by Richard Cleaver, is for rent or sale by Geo. H. Biddinger, Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. 030 Will Francis was badly bruised after being thrown from his train. he works as a brakeman on the C. H. and D. R.R. and was hurt while performing duties.
One day last week Frank Jackman was handling beer kegs when a keg slipped and rolled onto his left hand mashing the third finger. He suffers considerable pain but remains able to move about.
The Christian Endeavorers of the Christian Church will host a large Memorial Day luncheon for all attendees at a low price. Full particulars to follow.
Dr. R. H. Roope of Columbus Indiana spent part of the week visiting friends and familiar scenes from forty six years ago. He taught at Pigeon Roost and knew Hollowell and Biddingers, meeting many old friends during his visit.
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company seeks an up-to-date man to serve as manager and general agent for the county. Salary and commissions offered to the right candidate. Apply with references to F M Wheaton 112 N Broad St Philadelphia Pa.
Jake Kocher appeared before Mayor Mettler charged with drunken and disorderly conduct after an incident at the Valley House last Saturday night. He was fined $5.40 and warned that further harassment of Mrs. Kocher and her husband could lead to a more serious arrest.
The Advance Club met last Friday with Mrs. Will Taylor electing Miss Jessie Smith as president and Mrs. Taylor as vice president. Other officers include Mrs. Robert Bowlby recording secretary and Mrs. Thomas Pierce corresponding secretary and Mrs. George B. Tebbs treasurer. A May 31 open meeting at Mrs. Bowlby’s home was announced with Anna Logan, a Hamilton County teacher, scheduled to address the group alongside Prof. Dyer at the new Oxford Normal School. Each member may invite one guest.
Advertisement details lavish interior elements for a lakeside establishment. Describes heavy plate glass windows, a Ladies Observation room, a Cabin with ten private parlors, and a dining room feature. Highlights purified drinking water from Michigan springs, cooled without ice, plus pasteurized dairy and first class cuisine. Indicates invitation to write for interest.
John Matsenbaugh Jr and family visit relatives. A F Burk and wife expected home. Mrs Will Schroyer visits sister Dora Walker. Miss Mattie Estell of Cincinnati visits Mrs Mary Thomas. Braley family hosts friends from Cincinnati. various social calls, a barn struck by lightning, and new Big Four Station Agent M L Henry arriving with family at Gerard House rooms.
Mr David Yale of Lane Seminary will conduct the morning service at the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath. Albert Heuck sold a fine roan mare to Geo Simonson last Tuesday. Mother, one package makes two quarts of baby medicine. See directions. There is nothing as good for babies and children as Rocky Mountain Tea. Dr C Huber. Wiedemann's Extra Pale Lager on draught at Ebertz Hotel. 50tf.
Baled hay is offered for sale at Snow Ball Mills. The notice lists availability and location for buyers seeking feed or bedding options.
Finest Wyandotte eggs offered for hatching at 35 cents per setting of 15. Guaranteed pure and best. Call or write Mrs. Mary M. Seal Harrison Ohio.
All parties owing for medical services are asked to call and settle by June first or the accounts will be placed in a collector’s hands. Dr. E. H. Schoenling. 261f Between your children and the tor tures of itching and burning eczema scaldhead or other skin diseases. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve 25¢ at West Side Drug store. 030 A novel feeling of leaping bounded impulses goes through your body you feel young after Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents Dr. C. Huber. 030
W C Riess files for divorce from Lena Riess in the Court of Common Pleas Hamilton County Ohio cause number 123501 on grounds of willful absence and adultery. Custody of child requested. Hearing set for May 23 1902 or later.
Miss Mannheimer presents a recital of mixed vocal and pianola numbers on Friday evening May 30. The event is delayed to build audience size and enthusiasm. Will Kocher, after his recent well incident, is progressing well and is expected to make a full recovery from the near escape.
A grand Ball will be held in Miami Hall on Friday night May 30 with music by Intersoll's Orchestra. Attendees are promised a good time and a lively social event for the evening.
Applications for superintendent and teachers of the Harrison public school for the ensuing year will be received at the office of the clerk of the Board of Education of Harrison Village District No. 5 until the evening of June 4, 1902. By order of the Board. 031 W. E. Taylor, Clerk.
Campaign veteran Champ Clark credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health after overwork and stress. The ad claims the product helps overworked men and weak women regain vitality and promotes it at 60 cents, guaranteed by West Side Drugstore.
An advertisement promotes Stum-Ac-Oids for indigestion and dyspepsia saying tablets aid digestion and relieve stomach trouble. The product is listed at 50c and sold by West Side Drug Store.
A 102 acre farm sits 14 miles east of Harrison on the Hamilton county Harri son and Cincinnati Pike. Described as one of the finest farms in the county, it is offered at a low price with easy terms. Additional farms of various sizes are available at prices to suit small or large purchasers.
An advertisement extols Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as vital for health, appetite, and strength, promising it makes food enjoyable and aids digestion. It features a free sample offer and lists prices 50 cents and one dollar, from Scott & Bowne, chemists, Pearl Street, New York.
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