Social Roundup in Batesville Church and Visits
Miss Sophia Meyer attended church at Batesville Sunday. Miss Alice Beck from Batesville visited her cousin Miss Laura Beck here last week. Miss Lilian Yorn was at Batesville Friday. John Kruse and wife of Napoleon were guests of Fred Wenning and family Sunday. Joseph Pfeiffer and wife of Batesville Sundayed here with relatives. A number gathered at Fred Siebert's Sunday night to celebrate Albert Siebert's birthday. A good time was had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Meyer
Batesville
Alice Beck
Laura Beck
Lilian Yorn
John Kruse
Napoleon
Fred Wenning
Family
Joseph Pfeiffer
Fred Siebert
Albert Siebert
Foley's Honey and Tar Fights Pneumonia Coughs
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar stops the racking cough and heals and strengthens the lungs. It promises pneumonia prevention if taken timely and warns against substitutes. G. A. Baas signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
G. A. Baas
Ill Brother Sees REV TOT At Madison This Weekend
REV TOT Bs. F. N. Meyers visited Madison Saturday to see his brother, who lies seriously ill there. Bertha Lindsay from Haney's Corner stayed with Emma Graves last Sunday. Mrs. Hyatt and daughter Gertie visited Gaff recently. The Misses Little of Wirt visited Sunday. Dr. Olmsted of Versailles was called here on professional business. Born to James Black and wife a nice baby. sex not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Meyers
Madison
Bertha Lindsay
Haney’s Corner
Emma Graves
Mrs. Hyatt
Gertie
Gaff
Dr. Olmsted
Versailles
James Black
Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia Praised in Charleston Letter
A letter from Charleston Illinois dated October 19 1900 praises Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia as the best preparation on the market. Dr W S Goudy endorses it and notes it is available for sale by G A Baas. The box arrived yesterday with warm regard and no reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Ill
Shinkle
W. 8S. Goudy
G. A. Baas
Social Visits and Travel Across Sunman and Nearby Towns
SHARPS CORM HR Miss Anna Reddert and a companion from Sunman visited Lewis Wittkamper and wife for several days last week. Miss Carrie Aldendorf and mother visited Spades on Saturday. J. T. Ratcliff from Morris stopped by last Friday. Miss Clara Wittkamper and a friend went to Batesville Saturday. Lewis Wittkamper and wife joined relatives at Sunman on Sunday. Henry Schomber traveled to Morris Friday. Jacob Zins and wife from Deweytown visited Sunday. Henry Wittkamper and family with Lewis attended church services at Spades on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Reddert
Friend
Sunman
Lewis Wittkamper
Henry Wittkamper
Lewis
Spades
Arnica Salve Promises Pile Cure For All
A medicinal ad promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for itching piles and all kinds of injuries and eruptions. It claims thousands have been cured, guarantees cure, and sells for 25 cents a box through G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Earth
G. A. Baas
Titus and Nine Families Set for Oregon Departure
Ed C Morris plans to leave for Los Angeles in a few days seeking work. James K Titus Emerson Nine and families began their trip to Oregon last week. Mrs Agnes Whitham remains frail with cancer while Mrs Samuel Brown stays sick. Rev Ashley filled his local appointment last weekend. Mrs Gertrude Gustace Custer returned to Logansport after visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed C. Morris
Los Angeles
Cal
James K. Titus
Emerson
Oregon
He Kept His Leg After Bitter Fight With Infection
Hartford man J. W. Sullivan recounts a rusty wire scratch that led to inflammation and blood poisoning. After two years of pain doctors urged amputation, but he healed with Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The product is promoted as a remedy for eruptions and blood disorders with a satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sullivan
Hartford
Conn
G. A. Baas
Local Social Notes From Sharps Corner And Nearby
Egypt G W Osburn of Sharps Corner spent Sunday with Charles Crusa and Milton. George Wisehan and Milton Wisehan went to Spades Saturday evening and returned Monday morning. Herman Grothause and wife were at Haymond Sunday morning. Quirin Walipe attended church at Haymond Sunday. Pete Roell and Andrew Hahn were seen in our burg Sunday evening. Quirin Erte and family visited Geo H Beck of Batesville on Tuesday afternoon. Edward Osburn of Haymond spent Wednesday evening at Crusa's. Milton Wiesehan made a business trip to Batesville Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Osburn
Sharps Corner
Charles Crusa
Milton
George Wisehan
Pete Roell
Andrew Hahn
Burg
Quirin Erte
Haymond
Edward Osburn
Crusa’s
Milton Wiesehan
Batesville
Dr King's New Life Pills Heralded Cure-All
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life pills as a vegetable remedy that cures constipation headaches dizziness jaundice malaria fever and ague and liver and stomach troubles. Priced at 25 cents at G A Baas' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
G. A. Baas
Spades and Social Visits Highlight Local News
John Wiesehan and family of New Alsace visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Maggie Franke left for Terre Haute to attend Normal. Miss Mary Presse of Lawrenceville visited friends Sunday. Oscar Abplanalp left for Indianapolis Monday. Fred Guenter and family of Lookout spent Sunday with relatives. H W Terry closed a term of school Friday. Charley Kammeyer and wife of Clinton visited relatives Sunday. A Franke made a business trip to Cincinnati Tuesday. Charlie and Jennie Jenner visited John Schmoker and wife at Batesville Sunday. A hen house owned by C E Wiesehan burned Friday night. fire fought with engine, loss small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiesehan
New
Alsace
Charlie and
Jennie Jenner
John Schmoker
Batesville
C.E. Wiesehan
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
A dramatic medical advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles including lame back. It offers a free sample bottle and a booklet by mail and notes a price for regular bottles. Readers are urged to mention the paper when requesting the free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing- Eshamton
N. Y
Swamp-Root
First Holy Communion at St. Anthony's Morris
Nearby residents attended the first holy communion of St. Anthony's church children in Morris on Sunday. Henry Clemens and his wife from Sunman visited the burg Sunday. Frank Volz conducted business in Sunman last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Holy Communion of the Children of St. Anthony's Church
Morris Sunday
Henry Clemens
Sunman
Read House Drug Store Endorses Foley's Honey and Tar
Chattanooga druggist Robt J Miller proprietor of the Read House Drug Store testifies Foley's Honey and Tar has greater merit than any other cough syrup. He notes rising demand and that sales exceed all other cough syrups combined. G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. J. Miller
Read House Drug Store
Chattanooga, Tenn
Foley
G. A. Baas
Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia Endorsed by Mrs Davis
Mrs J Davis of Muncie Indiana endorses Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia claiming it cured her son Harry two years ago and she has recommended it to many others who were cured. Sold by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Tenement plans and local notices from Pennville area
Lawrence Fleming prepares to build a tenement house on his farm west of town. Miss Birdie Cowen of Cincinnati visits home folks and will soon travel to Colorado for the summer. Lewis Ent goes to Cross Plains for employment. Rev. Johnson considers moving to Vevay. J. H. Linkmyer held a farm sale south of town last Saturday. Blair visits from Columbus and is doing well. Robt. Beall went to Illinois for his brother Isaac’s illness. George Martin and wife arrive from Cincinnati. Hobbs arrives from Shelbyville. Blair sale well attended. W. G. Benham returns from Cincinnati. Rev. Jerman preaches at Green Chapel. Mrs. Martin Smith remains poorly. Willie Beall in poor health this spring. Our schools have closed. An ad for Chamberlain’s Pain Bath touts cures with three bottles, sold by G. A. Baas Batesville and Bigney & Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Philip H. Rhoads
Pennville, Mo
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Bond filings and divorces listed in new cases
A list of multiple entries includes bonds for Anna and John Kiefer totaling 125 dollars. Civil actions involve Connell ey Henry S Bennington versus Wa Talbott and Frank Calibrath for damages. Divorces include Geo W Gelvin versus Christina Holwadel and several name pairs with ages and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Qi. Connelley
Henry S. Bennington
Wa. Talbott
Frank Calbrath
Log Haulers Busy and Local Social Ties Reported
The log haulers are busy hauling logs. Michael J. Stahley and daughter Rosa transacted business at Versailles Saturday. James Bradley of Wright's Corner spent Sunday with the Stahley brothers here. Our school closed last Thursday. W. W. Ferris supervised the last day’s exercises. Andrew Horning of Shelbyville spent Monday with relatives and friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Stahley
Rosa
Versailles
James Bradley
Wright’s Corner
Stahley Brothers
W. W. Ferris
Andrew Horning
Shelbyville
Social notes and visits from local residents
Mrs Mollie Starks and Sanford returned home after visiting Cincinnati. Garfield Greene of Batesville spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Mildred Jenkins hosted the Sunshine Club Monday evening. Rich Bohrman of Cincinnati visited George Knorr. Knorr plans to visit Harris City and then Ohio for work. Florence John of Lawrenceburg visits her brother Clarence. Cora Starks and Eliza King attended Sunday school at New Pennington. Myron Jenkins family visiting relatives. Frank Bornhorst of Batesville visited. Christian church services scheduled next Sunday. H H Greene did business in Batesville Tuesday. George Huber of Lawrenceburg visited Mrs Mike Hoff. George Barnard remains critical after a stroke. County institute held by teachers in the west end building. John Snedaker and wife from Baton Rouge attended Rebekah Lodge. Peter Huber and wife hosted Harrison brothers from Ohio. Dora Barnes and wife hosted sister from Guynorsville. Addie Deilkes spent Sunday with her parents at Wintersville. Will McKim of Greensburg called on Miss Mary Greene Sunday. Mrs John Freeland left for Lett's Corner to visit daughter Anna Clark.
Local Notices From Osgood Area Items
Joseph Loyd was ill for several days last week. Russell Wilson will work in his uncle's store in Osgood soon. School closed last Wednesday. F S Jones transacted legal business at Sunman Saturday. Lawrence Olmsted is recovering from the measles. F M Thompson made a trip to New Marion Saturday. Julius Lane has carpenter work done on his house. The M E church was papered last week and woodwork painted. Miss Carrie Kissel of Osgood visited friends here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Wilson
Osgood
Julius Lane
Carrie Kissel
Louis Kiefer Appointed Guardian for Frank Kiefer Estate
Louis Kiefer was named guardian of the estate of Frank Kiefer, taking on the role to protect and manage the late Franklin Kiefer's financial affairs and property as directed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kiefer
Frank Kiefer
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Misses Little
Wirt
Sharps
Carrie Aldendorf
Mother
J. T. Ratcliff
Morris
Clara Wittkamper
Henry Schomber
Jacob Zins
Deweytown
Job
Samuel Brown
Rev
Ashley
Agnes Whitham
Gertrude Gustace Custer
Logansport
Egypt
Herman Grothause
Quirin Walipe
Geo. H. Beck
Maggie Franke
Terre Haute
Mary Presse
Lawrenceville
Oscar Abplanalp
Indianapolis
Fred Guenter
Lookout
H. W. Terry
Charley Kammeyer
Clinton
A Franke
Cincinnati
Frank Volz
Chattanooga
Lawrence Fleming
Birdie Cowen
Miss Cowen
Colorado
Lewis Ent
Cross Plains
Rev. Johnson
Vevay
J. H. Linkmyer
Here
F. M. Blair
Columbus
Mr. Blair
Robt. Beall
Illinois
Isaac
George Martin
Geo. Hobbs
Blair
W.G. Benham
Jerman
Green Chapel
Martin Smith
Willie Beall
Lion
Arbuckles
Royal Breakfast
O. K
Japan
Swift’s Pride
Keemann
Wilker & Company
Anna Kiefer
John Kiefer
Geo. W. Gelvin
I. & FE. Greenwald Co
The
American Furniture Co
George Holwadel
Christina Holwadel
Joan J. Dunbar
Delaware
Olive Willoughby
Marble Corner
Louis J. Friar
Sarah Wiedeman
John H. Miller
Anna M. Aufdenkampe
Frank Baylor
Laura Weinberg
Harry Ricketts
Minnie M. Tagner
Friendship
John Faeger & Bro
Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Ind
Hedfords Black-Draught
Thedford
Mullins
8. C
A. G. Lewis
Mollie Starks
Sanford
Garfield Greene
Mildred Jenkins
Sunshine” Club
Rich Bohrman
George Knorr
Fred Wolfe
Harris City
Ohio
Florence John
Lawrenceburg
Clarence
Cora Starks
Eliza King
New Pennington
Myron Jenkins
Lydia Alica
Frank Bornhorst
Christian Church
H. H. Greene
George Huber
Mike Hoff
George Barnard
County Institute
West End
John Snedaker
Batonville
Rebekah Lodge
Peter Huber
Harrison, O
Dora Barnes
Guynorsville
Addie Deilkes
Dr. Johnson
Wintersville
Will McKim
Greensburg
Mary Greene
John Freeland
Anna Clark
Lett’s Corner
Versatlunes
Joseph Loyd
F.S. Jones
Lawrence Olmsted
F. M. Thompson
New Marion
M. E
Court House News
Sunman Bank
Indiana
Chris Nieman
CG. Neufarth
W. D. Robinson
Henry Schuck
C. Neufarth
Geo. B. Ashton
Chas. Stevenson
G. J. Cravens
J. Bellman
H. G. Bielby
N. M. Ward
John Vonderheide
Michael Benz
Laughery Tp
John O Cravens
Ind
Som
Cravens
Cravens & Cravens
Walnut and
Broadway
Wallace Campbell, D. D. S
Greemann, Wilker & CO
U.S
Aia
Washington
D.C
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