Rainy days bring visitors and health updates in town
Rain is needed badly in the vicinity. Carrie and Mary Shafer and sisters visited Nateville Sun day. Henry Schomber and family spent Sunday at Mr. Pohlmans near Morris. Clara Wittkamper has been quite sick the past few days. The Misses Minnie Alvina and Lizzie Aldendorf of Cincinnati spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs Femeyer and son of Cincinnati, formerly of this place, are visiting friends here. Miss Alice Martin and Miss Cook of Cincinnati spent Sunday at C M Osforne's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Shafer
Carrie
Mary
Natesville
Henry Schomber
Minnie, Alvina and
Lizzie Aldendorf
Cincinnati
Mrs. Femeyer and Son
Alice Martin
Miss Cook
C. M. Osfourne’s
Cincinnati Visitors and Local Gatherings In Nearby Vicinity
Fred Geis and Anna Randall from Cincinnati visited D. B. Thomas and friends last week. Dena and Gertrude Gabel from St Marys called at Stahley’s. Orie Jones of Cincinnati called on relatives. Susan Stahley of Cincinnati spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs Volz and daughter Ethel drove to Pipe Creek to visit D. B. Thomas. An excursion from Cincinnati drew many visitors to the area. A stray cow was taken up in M J Stahley’s field and owner may reclaim it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Geis
Cincinnati
D. B. Thomas
Dena and
Gertrude Gabel
St. Mary’s
M. J. Stahley
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertised
A vintage ad claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cure liver trouble and purify the blood to give a clear skin and rosy cheeks. It notes the price of 25 cents at Baas drug store.
Pleasant Pare Threshing Returns and Nearby Visits
The threshing machine has been in this vicinity the past week. Uphaus and family of New Pennington visited relatives here Sunday. Fred Beck entertained city folks Sunday. Miss Sophia Abring spent last week with her sister Mrs John Wisman at Batesville. F W Dieckmann and family of Greensbury visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. George Menchhofer of Buallstown was here Sunday. Attractions included callers at Geo Bartig's Sunday such as Fred Dickman and family Herman and Sophia Dickman Why and Anna Peetz John Wisman and wife Mrs Ahring and daughter Sophia Emma Ohlman Geo Menchhofer James Custner and George Schleighbaum. A jolly time with supper and ice cream followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Abring
Mrs
John Wisman
Batesville
Geo. Bartig
Fred Dickman
Herman
Sophia Dickman
Whenry
Anna Peetz
Mrs. Ahring
Sophia
Emma Ohlman
Geo. Menchhofer
James Custner
George Schleighbaum
Adams Church Visits Amid Crop Worries
Rain is badly needed to save the crops as families and visitors travel between Cincinnati and local farms. Louis Simon and wife return home with children after a Sunday visit to John Menchhofer. Various visits hinge on farm duties and kinship across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Simon
Cincinnati
John Menchhofer
Bucklen Arnica Salve Heals Severe Head Sores
Mrs Wannie Galleger of LaGrange Georgia used Bucklen s Arnica Salve on great sores on her head and face and reports a quick cure exceeding all hopes. The product claims to work wonders on sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns scalds and piles. 25c Cure guaranteed by G A Baas druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wannie Galleger
LaGrange
G. A. Baas
Spades Weekend Social Figures Visit Cincinnati
Miss Anna Guenter and two ladies from Cincinnati spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Lucy Kastens visited relatives in Cincinnati for several days last week. Edward Schazer returned home from Indianapolis last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Kastens
Cincinnati
Edward Schazer
Indianapolis
Social visitors and local entertainments noted in Morris area
Sunday visits from Cincinnati residents Morris residents entertained guests from Cincinnati. William Drockelman and relatives from Cincinnati were hosted in the area. Miss Lizzie Merk of Morris spent Wednesday evening with friends here. Miss Carrie and Emma Abbeggler called at Batesville. Jo(n) Federle of Cincinnati visited his parents here. John Schmalz bought the Galle property. his son Joe of Indianapolis plans a hotel here soon. Henry Kastens and wife from Cincinnati visited relatives. H Price entertained company from Cincinnati Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Merk
Morris
Joan Federle
Cincinnati
John Schmalz
Galle
Joe
Indianapolis
Sadieville Woman Cured by Dr King’s New Discovery
In Sadieville Kentucky the health of Mrs S P Whittaker improved after long chronic breast troubles. Her husband says Dr King’s New Discovery cured her completely and also saved their granddaughter from a severe whooping cough. It cures coughs colds flu bronchitis and other throat and lung troubles. Bottles 59 cents to 1.00. Trial bottles free at Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadieville
S. P. Whittaker
Baas’ Drug Store
Court House News Items of Local Life and Legal Notices
Marriage licenses granted for Moritz Pegee and Anna Berner. Wills probated for Wm. Drape and Chas. Hoendorf. Belle Keyes visited Madison friends. Ed Hancock returned from Batesville and Cincinnati. School Board elected teachers Benham Raffignolle McClure and Peters. Horse sale well attended. all horses sold well. McLauglin and son visiting Madison relatives. Smith Hunter and Monta Underwood visited Canaan. Henry Smith family hosted. Jessie Laswell and wife visited Milan and Versailles. Grace and Fannie Benham visited Jeffersonville relatives. EF M Thompson on sick list. Laura Abbott of Madison visiting Newton Jackson family. Austin store building progress and early fall opening planned. Miss Waters of Jefferson county visiting Newton Jackson.
Bennettsville Editor Credits Cure To Electric Bitters
Editor S A Brown recalls his wife suffering from dyspepsia and exhaustion. After using four bottles of Electric Bitters, she recovered her strength and appetite, and now is entirely well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Brown
Bennettsville
S. C
Onnce
Real estate transfers filed by John Minger recorder
Catharine Biehl transfers 30 acres in Adams Township to Nicholas Volz for 1300 dollars. Henry Sheldon sells 8 acres in Washington Township to John H. Hehe for 100 dollars. Pizzie Prentice to Jacob L. Benham 40 acres in Johnson Township for 500 dollars. Lemuel Jones to Arthur Livingston lots 350 and 351 in Osgood for 650 dollars. Louis F. Greemano to Magdalena Schmidt lot 38 in Batesville for 824 dollars. John Rosengarn to Jas Bramberg er 54 acres in Johnson Township for 300 dollars. Anna M. Merer to Frank J. Grow 82 acres in Jackson Township for 2600 dollars. Geo H Koenig to Jas L. Stites lots 31 and 32 in Milan for 150 dollars. Aug Goyert to Wm C Monroe lots 312 and 318 in Batesville for 1200 dollars. The ad notes a mild tonic sale of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets by G A Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sun mun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunmun
Pumpkin Vine Mine Brought Fortunes To A Husband
John Anderson, after inheriting $12,000 secretly through his wife, becomes superintendent of the Pumpkin Vine Gold Mine. The crew faces floods and strain, but as failures mount a telegram reveals a father’s death and a hidden fortune. Anderson gains wealth, Jim leaves for England, and Nasty Jack reforms in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Pumpkin Wine’ Mixing Company
John
Pumpkin Vine
Poker Jim
Jim
Anderson
Nasty Jack
London
Jack
Home Office
Pumpkin Vine Gold Mine Company
Old Country
Colorado
Those Dear Girls ankles on the promenade prompt concern
Miss Skinnay asks if her ankle is showing on the promenade while Miss Plumpleigh reassures her that no one will likely notice. The brief exchange appears in the Philadelphia Press.
Home Gold Cure promises cure for drinking habit
An advertisement proclaims the Home Gold Cure a disease remedy that neutralizes poison and erases cravings for intoxicants. It claims thousands cured, offers at one dollar with full directions, and includes postal delivery from Epwin B. Gines & Co. in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwin B. Gines & Co
Market St
Philadephia
Closing of Democratic National HQ in Chicago quarrel satire
An Arkansas reader from Beirne cites a political jab about the Democratic national headquarters in Chicago being shut, then pivots to a testimonial praising DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation. The letter-style note mentions Geo Baas as the recommender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O. O. Buck
Beirne, Ark
DeWitt
Geo
Baas
Russian press gains token freedom amid official restraint
The Russian press enjoys limited new freedoms yet still cannot openly criticize government actions. Editors express cautious gratitude for minor concessions from a regime that has previously offered them little latitude.
All You Claim For It At Mulberry Grove Ill
Letter from H T Davis praising Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia after using it since October. Davis reports selling sixty two bottles and satisfaction with the remedy. For sale by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Grove
Ill
F. L. Shinkle
Shinkle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phyntoww
Anna Randall
Orie Jones
Susan Stahley
Will Uphaus and
New Pennington
Fred Beck
F. W. Dieckmann
Greensbury
George Menchhofer
Buallstown
George
Lucy Simon
Henry Decker
John Guenter
Spades
William Drockelman
Fred Drockelman
Miss Minnie
Kate Drees
Minnie Drockelman
Henry Stohlman
Sunman
Anna Guenter
Louis Richard
Iis
Josephine Federle
Lulu Schmalz
Willie Federle
Oldenburg
Miss Carrie
Emma Abbeggler
Henry Kastens
H. Price
Milan
Frank Flatlick
Hf. A. Morrup
B. W. Connelley
Brooklin Lodge K. of P
Rathbone Sisters
Henry Voss
Chas. Parsons
Dillsboro
E. H. Shockley
J. W. Ellis
A. J. Heller
Fannie Henthorn
Maggie Dean
Buffalo
Electa Chapter
T. W. Laws
The
Wesleyan Society
A. J. Dever
Ccourt House
Moritz “Pegee
Olean
Anna Berner
Oleane
Wm. Drape
Chas. Hoendorf
Wm. Gookins
Rudolph Hertenstein
Belle Keyes
Madison
Ed Hancock
Misses Benham
Raffignolle
McClure
W. E. Peters
Mr. McLauglin and Son
Smith Hunter
Monta Underwood
Canaan
Mr. Henry Smith
Jessie Laswell
Versailles
Grace
Fannie Benham
Jeffersonville
EF. M. Thompson
Laura Abbott
Austin
Miss Waters
Jefferson County
Newton Jackson
John Minger
Catharine Biehl
Nicholas Volz
Adams Tp
Henry Sheldon
John H. Hehe
Washington Tp
Pizzie Prentice
Jacob L. Benham
Johnson Tp
Lemuel Jones
Arthur Livingston
Osgood
Louis F. Greemano
Magdalena Schmidt
John Rosengarn
Jas. Bramberger
Anna M. Merer
Frank J. Grow
Jackson Tp
Geo. H. Koenig
Jas. L. Stites
Aug. Goyert
Wm. C. Monroe
Heinz’s
Greemann, Wilker & Company
Miles
H.T. Davis
Tion
Niagara Falls
Big Four
W.j.lynch
W. P. Deppe
Tlagt. Asst
G. P&t
Cincinnati, O
John Meyer & Bro
Kentucky
John Dittus
Henry Buschmann
Third’ Street
Central Avenue
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Reed Rocker
Union Furniture Company
Batesville, Indiana
New York
Boston
W.J. Lynch
W.J. Deppe
G P
T. Agt
A.G.P
T. A. Cincinnati
Johyo Tnaven
Versailles, Ind
Cravens
Batesville, Ind
Cravens & Cravens
Wallace Campbell, D. DO. S
Greemann, Wilkeer
Herman. H. Wessel
Huntersville, Ind
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