Spades and Local Visitors Reported Around Batesville
Gus Behlmer and wife from Batesville visited relatives here. Arch Bohner of Newpoint was in town. Will Kastens is at home nursing a sore hand. Mrs. Rob Fink went to Morris Monday. Squire Grieshop was a Batesville passenger Monday. Some youths attended the Batesville dance. John Wiesehan and wife from Weisburg visited relatives here last week. Foley's Honey and Tar fights pneumonia related coughs and strengthens lungs. Refuse substitutes. G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Behlmer
Batesville
Arch Bohner
Newpoint
John Wiesehan
Weisburg
Foley
G. A. Baas
Local residents travel across towns this week
Edward Hildebrand visited Mt. Carmel Franklin county Saturday. Esther Hoover went to Brookville Saturday. G. W. Osburn and Henry Wickemeier of Sharp's Corner attended our town Sunday. Flora Harvey of Traymond and Bertha Crusa were at Batesville and Morris Monday. Charles Crusa and wife went to Sunman Tuesday on business. Edward Osburn and Flora Harvey from Haymond spent Tuesday evening with Bertha Crusa. Henry Schomber and wife of Sharp's Corner visited Sunday afternoon. Herman Grothaus and wife visited Haymond last Thursday. Blanche Terry of Cleveland Ohio is visiting relatives here for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hildebrand
Mt. Carmel
Franklin County
Flora Harvey
Traymond
Bertha Crusa
Batesville
Morris
Edward Osburn
Haymond
Henry Schomber
Sharp's Corner
Blanche Terry
Cleveland, O
Bucklen's Amnica Salve Promises Piles Cure
A testimonial style note touts Bucklen's Amnica Salve as a universal remedy for itching piles and skin eruptions. It claims thousands have been cured and offers a 25 cent box price with guaranteed results through G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Earth
G. A. Baas
Easter program draws well at Baptist church
Jacob H Miller of Wrights Corner and others visited Sunman area. Dena and Gertrude Gabel from Sunman called on friends. Emelia Merkel of Cincinnati returned home for a visit. Thos D Ulrich of Indianapolis visited the Stahley brothers to discuss a new cyclone separator with self feeding and weighing attachments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. Miller
Wright’s Corner
M. J. Stahley
Sunman
Dena
Gertrude Gabel
Thos. D. Ulrich
Huber Machine
Indianapolis
Stahley Brothers
Tis Easy to Feel Good or King’s New Life Pills Benefit Many
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life pills as a cure for constipation headaches dizziness jaundice malaria fever and ague and stomach troubles. The pills are described as purely vegetable non grog or weakening and priced at 25 cents at G A Baas’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Easter Keg Fund Drives at Bethel and Holton Churches
Easter entertainments at Bethel and Holton M E churches raised pennies from children in kegs. Bethel winner Martin Hull’s daughter collected $9.80, Holton winner Jessie McClure over $6 in keys, with $13.31 total. Rev Reibold plans sending the funds to New York for overseas missions, prompting questions about local use in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Holton M. E
Martin Hull
Holton
Jessie McClure
Reibold
New York
Indiana
Public dispute over school funding and education
The speaker contrasts handling money for others with funding schools saying if you give it to education your children will benefit, while spending elsewhere means children go without. The point is to persuade funding for schools rather than other uses.
Doctor King’s New Discovery Cures Severe Lung Ailment
Chas Ellis of Lisbon Iowa fixed a washed down telegraph line in icy water and fell victim to a terrible cold and coughing illness. Doctors in Oakland Omaha and Sioux City said he had consumption and could not live. He used Dr King’s New Discovery and was wholly cured with six bottles. Trial bottles free by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Ellis
Lisbon
Iowa
Oakland
Omaha
Neb
Sioux City
Dr King
G. A. Baas
Local Notes From Milrod and Versailles Area
Parkes visited Versailles on Saturday. W H Johnson shopped in Milan. Miss Ella Watkins hosted a party last Thursday. James Ent named superintendent of the Washington Sunday school. Rev Dame preached here Saturday and Sunday. Arthur Block returns from Cincinnati where employed. Frank and Newton McCabe of Indianapolis were here last week. Miss Birdie Cowen due home from Cincinnati this week. Earnest Shuman visited his brother Cort in Cincinnati. Dick Benham will work in Cincinnati starting Monday. Arson damaged Rev Henry Bob Johnson’s cabin and moved furniture, burning the house. loss estimated by Johnson at about 50 dollars. Some locals disapproved of the newcomers’ settlement effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bob Johnson
Haven
Johnson
He Recovered From Severe Leg Infection With Remedies
Hartford man J W Sullivan recounts a two year battle with inflammation and blood poisoning after a rusty wire scratch. He credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for healing, with a note of guarantee from G A Baas and a 50 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sullivan
Hartford
Conn
G. A. Baas
Two Horses Sold By Pat Dickerson Reach Indianapolis
Everett Hughes traveled to Indianapolis on Tuesday with two horses bought locally by Pat Dickerson. The public schools at the town will close in three weeks. A game of ball is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hughes
Indianapolis
Pat Dickerson
Thousands With Kidney Trouble Kept in the Dark
An old newspaper notice promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and urinary problems. It claims sediment in water indicates kidney trouble and promises cures for back pain, frequent urination, and liquor aftereffects. Readers are urged to request a free sample bottle and a book by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyfer
Dr. Kilmer & Home of
Swamp-Rest, Co
Binghamton, N. Y
School and social notices from Milan area update
Last day of school schedule between Versailles and Osgood for boys. Frank Jones handled legal business in Milan. Room No 4 had no classes due to Prof Peters illness. Omer Stevens returned from the Philippines. Ada Hunter visited Cincinnati. Master Lowell Peters is recovering. Miss Pearl McCoy of Sharpsville visits. Miss Sadie Avery improves after illness. Tony Powell from New Marion visited. Easter program by M E Sunday school. Marriages: Otha A Hull to Nora French. Louis Linkmeyer to Clara Lange. Jacob Crummel to Louisa Hofmeckel. Fred Reinhardt to Jennie Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha A. Hull
Nora French
Louis Linkmeyer
Clara Lange
Haven
Jacob Crummel
Louisa Hofmeckel
Fred W. Reinhardt
Milan
Jennie S. Abbott
Wanted Please Write If Green's August Flower Worked
Column inquiry seeks readers who used Green's August Flower for indigestion dyspepsia or liver troubles and want to share results including sour stomach fermentation and sleeplessness. Advertisement offers a free book and urges trying one bottle first. G G Green Woodbury NJ prompts readers to contact through the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
G. G. Green
Woodbury
Real Estate Transfers List From Shelby and Nearby Townships
Real estate transfers recorded by John Minger show multiple deeds across Brown, Shelby, Delaware, Jackson, and Johnson townships. Notable entries include Thomas N. Russell to Clara Padgett for 70 acres in Shelby, and John Ahrens via George Holhbinrichs for 60 acres in Delaware. Other transfers involve parcels in Otter Creek, Batesville, and Adams townships with prices ranging from $1 to $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. N. Russell
Clara B. Padgett
Shelby
Geo. Holbhinrichs
John Ahrens
Delaware
Nettie Thornton
Richard F. Bates
Brown
Mary J. Hyatt
Same
Alexander Whitaker
J. W. Benham
Alonzo W. Wooley
Henry L Wilson
Patrick Gonnelley
Mary Gonnelley
Osgood
Sarah C. Pate
Daniel Barkis
Jeremiah M. Pate
Geo. S. Holtel
Jos. P. Cook
Batesville
America Hunter
John S. Kinnett
Frank Knapp
Frank Hoppes
Otter Creek
Henry Kammeyer
Adams
Henry F. Kammeyer
Henry H. Kastens
Florence J. Schornick
Property transfers list from Johnson and surrounding townships
A sequence of land conveyances shows multiple transfers in Johnson township and nearby areas. Listings include parcels ranging from 2 to 62.20 acres, with buyers such as Charles Moxley, John Linkmeyer, Moritz Lomatsch, Florence Schornick, and Leo Blatz among others, and prices from $1.00 to $2,000. The entries name buyers, sellers, locations like Cross Plains and Batesville, and parcel sizes in acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Moxley
Lucy A. Rosenbaugh
Osgood
John F. Linkmeyer
Herman Lomatch
Johnson
Moritz Lomatsch
Florence J. Schornick
W. A. Sutton
Harry EB. Sutton
Edward A. Starr
Chas. H. Lee
Cross Plains
Same
R. H. Miller
Brown
Ludwig Schorr
Herman Stebert
Batesville
Leo Fisher
Michael J. Meister
Jamie McClain
Francis N. Myers
Local notes and moves across Indiana and nearby states
Al Turner and family relocate to Indianapolis and Fred Hackman of Shelbyville visits his parents for Easter. Ben Wernke moves from John Lampport farm to Oldenburg Wednesday. Mrs. Hall of Manchester visits sister Mrs. J B Kennedy. Louis Oser family move to Cincinnati planning to settle there. George Annewehr and wife attend a funeral in Brookville. Joe Oser returns from Cincinnati to spend a week. American Furniture Co builds brick engine room. Hershel Conner of Shelbyville visits Ed Zierer and relatives. Wm Schuler and Frank Worland visit from Shelbyville over Easter. Carrie Trennepohl visits parents from Cincinnati, returns Tuesday. Misses Dura and Louisa Koester return to Indianapolis after two weeks with relatives. Letter to C A Snow & Co opposite Patent Office Washington DC offers patent and copyright guidance. Aug Krieger buys Haverkotte property on Pearl Street for 925 dollars, plans new dwelling. Dr Ernst Timmerman returns from Cincinnati hospital, to return for further tests soon. Andrew Morrow and son Henry travel from Lincolnville to join George and Carl Morrow from Marion as guests of D McCallum family. Letter from Louis Servas of Park Place Oregon says western climate helps health and includes 1 25 for a Tribune renewal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will Kastens
Rob Fink
Squire Grieshop
Brgypt
Esther Hoover
Brookville
G. W. Osburn
Henry Wickemeyer
Sharp’s Corner
Charles Crusa
Herman Grothaus
Job
Penn Towld
Lizzie Schaler
Frank Meister
Ottie Thomas
Martin Wippel
Cedar Grove
Emelia Merkel
Cincinnati
The
Baptist Church
Milrod
Parkes
Versailles
W. H. Johnson
Ella Watkins
James Ent
Washington Sunday School
Dame
Arthur Block
Frank and
Newton McCabe
Earnest Shuman
Cort
Dick Benham
Versatlles
J. B. Belsher
St. Louis
Frank Jones
Prof. Peters
Omer Stevens
Philippines
Ada Hunter
Lowell Peters
Miss Pearl McCoy
Sharpsville
Sadie Avery
Tony Powell
New Marion
M. E. Sunday School
John Minger
al Turner
Fred Hackman
Shelbyville
Ben Wernke
John Lampport
Oldenburg
Mrs. Hall
Manchester
J. B. Kennedy
Louis Oser
George Annewehr
Joe Oser
American Furniture Company
Hershel Conner
Ed Zierer
Wm. Schuler
Frank Worland
Carrie Trennepohl
City
Dura
Louisa Koester
C. A. Snow & Co
Patent Office
Washington, D.C
Krieger
Haverkotte
Pearl St
Ernst Timmerman
Andrew Morrow
Henry
Lincolnville
George
Carl
Marion
Ind
D. McCallum and
Louis Servas
Park Place
Oregon
John Weyer & Bro
Batesville, Indiana
Herman H. Wessel
Church
Huntersville, Ind
Sunman Bank
Sunman, Indiana
Chris Nieman
C. Neufarth
W. D. Robinson
Cashr
Henry Schuck
Geo. B. Ashton
Chrs. Stevenson
G. J. Cravens
J. Bellman
H. G. Bielby
N. M. Wand
John Vonderheide
Okey Burial Vault CO
Henry Severinghaus
Michael Benz
Laughery Tp
John O Cravens
Cravens
Batesville, Ind
Cravens & Cravens
S. W. Cor
Wallace Campbell, D. D. S
Creemann, Wilker & CO
J. W. Henry
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