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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
5
Local residents report moves and visits around Sunman including Myrtle Miller and Mrs Ed Franke of Spades visiting Thursday. Several spent time with relatives in St Paul Cincinnati and Washington Daviess County. A horse sale attracted large crowds and town activity remained high with harvest chatter and community events noted.
Hopewell residents Chas Smith and family spent the weekend with Everett Jackson and family. Napoleon visitors William Gookins and Herman Jeckewep attended to business at the courthouse Thursday. Real estate agent John B. Austin of Henderson and Austin worked in the northern part of the state. Indianapolis couple J R Roberts and wife visited James Roberts and family. Milan residents Sanford Fuller and Wimner Nerner transacted business Friday. Lawrenceburg’s Wm Johnson attended to business here Thursday and Friday. Ospond attorneys T F Wilson and Robe A Cretgmite were here Monday. Ky visitors Mamie Verburg and Edith Suhr viewed all Tf. Beer and family. Alexville’s Newt Meyers came Saturday. Eugene Ebendorf, president of the Pike County Farmers’ Institute, was here Saturday. Mrs J G Jones returns home after months with Rev J W Kanger of North Madison. Otto Busching and Raymond Oymsted spend several days in Cincinnati. Wing Gray and wife visited relatives at Holton Sunday. Dro Jd 4G homes came up from Madison Monday.
An old advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sores burns piles and chilblains claiming rapid disappearance of symptoms. It guarantees by Baas and Schultz and cites vivid proof of effectiveness.
A section note reports several farmers have planted potatoes and sown oats. Visitors include John Prakel and red Suers at Batesville, and Mrs. Bergmann of Indianapolis staying with the Prakel family. Fred Luers bought a horse from Greemann Bros. Grandma Schrader and both Herman and Henry Abrends are ill. Herman Kreinhop builds a summer kitchen.
Pontypool Ontario postmaster Mr. Thorsten to recounts eight years of rheumatic pain eased by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He endorses the remedy and notes availability through Kaas & Schutz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman.
Pepphartown hosted an entertaining program last Friday. Metamora residents Harry Jones and Walter Joes visited Sunday. Mrs Barbara Wita of Conneravide came Saturday to see her father Jacob Stierley. Mrs Wiedeman and son from near Oldenburg were guests of Mrs Clas Wolfe. Ben Vansickle of Milray visited relatives Saturday. Louis Wolf, on a state business trip, returned home last Saturday. Chris Kilerman did business at Oldenburg last week. Conrad Brock of Batesville was a business caller here last week. Louis Huber and family of Batesville Spent Sunday with Jacob Reite. Roy Gaines and Hine Hose of Metamora spent Sunday afternoon in town. Charles Green and wife passed through Monday en route to Batesville. Oscar Matthew near Metamora conducted business in town Monday.
An ad proclaims Dr Kings New Life Pills regulate the liver and prevent appendicitis by establishing regular bowels. It sells for 25 cents at Baas and Schultz's drug store.
Mrs. A. Franke received an up to date line of hats for ladies misses and children inviting calls to view. Mrs. John Schmalz traveled to Batesville Friday to visit daughter Mrs. Harry Gonder. Mrs. M. Weademan visited Greensburg Monday to spend days with relatives. David Lattire of Cincinnati paid a short visit Thursday. Hannah Reidenaur of Weisburg visited relatives Sunday. Mrs. John Meyerose came from Indianapolis Saturday to stay a few days. Mrs. Fred Greve and family from Sunman visited John Greve's family Friday. Fred Raver and wife and Frank Meister and wife attended Milan Tuesday.
Local brief items list Morris residents and visitors with named individuals and destinations such as Indianapolis Haymond Batesville Cincinnati Waldron and Nicholasville. It notes travel Monday Thursday Friday and Sunday events plus family visits and a medicinal advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Kenedy with local shop names.
Mrs. John Hunterman, Lizzie Narwold and Maria Beck from Sweedenburg join Ernest Narwold. many neighbors from Milan, Indianapolis and Hatesville attend the wedding in the week prior. Attendees include Gotlieb Hurstman family Charlie St Clair Henry Charles John Brockman Louis Stockinger William Menchhofer Gotlieb Hoyer Christ Steuri Robert Uter Joseph Pfeiffer John Hoyer Carrie and Logan Thackery Frank Emma Batistte Mrs Koester and Mrs Horstman.
Several residents attended the Wamsgons sale at Ballstown on Saturday. Fred Kups went to Indianapolis last week to work at the carpenter trade. Mrs. John Wissman and son Garnett and Mrs. John Burchett of near Batesville visited Mrs. Ahring here Thursday. Mrs. Will Davis spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Fred Haddler last week.
Notice records a March filing in Ripley County Indiana where a petition seeks widening and improvements of certain highways in Delaware township. The document lists names connected to the filing and the April session date for presentation to the Board of County Commissioners.
A petition presented to the Lord of Conanry Commissioners seeks road improvements in Adams township Ripley county Paduan. The document lists proposed highway projects and requests action on specific routes.
Petition from voters and soldiers of Adams township Ripley County Indiana asking the Board of Commissioners to approve building a rural highway along a defined route without a public vote. Lists signers and states the road length about three miles connects a gravel road to a state route and carries a US Rural Mail Route. Dated March 11, 108.
Chamberlain's Salve praised as excellent for burns sores sore nipples and chapped hands. It relieves pain almost instantly and heals without a scar if the injury is not severe. Price 25 cents. For sale by Baas and Schultz Batesville Bigney and Co Sunman.
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