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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
8
An array of short items from Morris Indiana and surrounding areas covers seed sales at Meyers and Thee & Vondertelde, visits between relatives in Greenuburg and Indianapolis, new goods arrivals, births, funerals, and local business notices. Names include Mrs J Me aicum, Rev Henry We Morrow, Gus Fischer, Miss Tuizzie Hunenarn, H A Kramer, Emma Coe, John Talkentbure, Professor Shaduay, Edward Latte, Mrs Co Baker, Mike Trimont, and many others.
Verdicianmapolis hosts Mies dhubert Uter for a weekend visit with daughter Mires Ibrich and son Edward titer. Local family members welcomed the traveler's arrival Saturday evening for a brief stay.
Joe Meister attended the funeral of his cousin Mex Mike Dumont who died at her home in Yorkville on Tuesday night and was buried there on Friday morning.
Frank Waisman and Rev. H. Goyert with their wives traveled to Indianapolis on Wednesday morning for the state convention. The men planned to attend sessions, while the ladies visited relatives.
Mrs Win Uadler and her children left their home near Smayrna for a new residence in Minot North Dakota after visiting relatives in Statesville and nearby areas. They were escorted to Indianapolis by her sister Miss Doris Krieger.
Richard Jinks and wife of Shelbyville stopped Tuesday morning on a trip to Metamora. They visited Dr. L. F. Martin and wife for a few hours before continuing to Meta mora where Jinks was summoned by the illness of his sister Mrs. James Curry.
Henry and Louis Bramlage of Wamburg travel with Mrs. Elizabeth Giesting of Hamburg to Bamilton Ohio to see sister Carrie Martin who is ill with a complication of diseases and they plan to move her to a hospital for an operation aimed at a permanent cure.
O. L. Newman of Delaware took the train Wednesday morning to attend the state convention where he serves as a delegate.
Herman Hessier and his wife, who had been visiting relatives in the area and at Oldenburg, returned to their home in Lawrenceburg Saturday evening.
J. H. Wonning and wife traveled to Indianapolis Tuesday evening for the Republican state convention where Mrs. Wonning served as a delegate. Sophia Nickel arrived from Terre Haute where she attends the State Normal and plans a week at home.
Fd BGraam and Herman Borne meyer traveled to Indianapolis last week where Ed bought a horse for a delivery wagon. They returned Friday with a slight stumble in the return trip and completed the journey.
Mrs Hinnekamp Mrs Stempke and Frank Kichacker traveled to Indianapolis Sunday to visit relatives and friends. Mrs Stempke and Mr Kichacker returned Saturday evening while Mrs Winnekamp extended her visit.
Henry Mohr departed Tuesday morning to visit his brother in Prescott then proceed to Indianapolis for the Republican state convention. He stated his plan to vote for his preferred candidate consistently.
Mesdames J. B. Hinnenkamp and Wm Slowman and Frank Eichacker traveled to Indianapolis on Friday night to attend Miss Pearl Klostermeyer's funeral held there on Saturday. Klostermeyer was a granddaughter of Mrs. Hinnenkamp and a niece of Mr. Eichacker.
Leo Miller departed for North Vernon Saturday evening then to Indianapolis to study linotype work at Winona Technical School. Friends in town regret his departure but believe the course will greatly benefit him in this trade.
Filing lists residents and names of petitioners seeking improvement of Brown township Ripley County Indiana with dates March 0 and April session. signatures include Henry W Schone Pred J MW Henry Thomas Al Jobmeten etc and Nicholas Volz auditor. Notice dated March 0th.
Fred Strauss applies to the Ripley County Board of Commissioners at their next regular term to sell intoxicating liquors including spirituous vinous and medicinal digested beverages with the privilege to sell and drink on premises for one year. Property at Main street and Broadway northeast corner, Lot No. 7 in Generous Union? Addition, Lebanon Township, Ripley County Indiana described with building dimensions and entrances.
The coroner at Maceeia Taos County reports that Anthony Siefert died from the third stroke of paralysis. The deceased was a 30s American male, 5 feet 3 inches tall with brown eyes and brown hair. The inquest notes the body was examined and the testimony recorded.
Smoke Schorr announces Havana biossoms. A newborn girl for Fred Marticke and wife of J. Ro 2, on Sunday. Tony Lindenmeyer traveled to Cincinnati on business Saturday evening. Miss Isabele Ward went to Greensburg Friday to take the teachers examination.
Louis Huber and family visited Peppertown on Saturday to spend Sunday with friends. John Ortman traveled to Cincinnati on Sunday to see his daughters. Mr Heibeck, after visiting friends here, returned home near Sunman Monday. New spring dress goods in brown, Copenhagen blue, tan and champagne featured at Blank's store.
Fred Mestemacher started out Monday morning on a week long trip through Indiana in the interest of the Novelty Company.
Elmer Heidt and wife and Miss Emma Behlmer visited Emma Behlmer's parents Henry Behlmer and wife at Adams Church on Sunday.
An infant child of John Kiskaden aged about fourteen months died Friday afternoon and was buried Saturday morning at St. Mark's cemetery.
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