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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
5
Sunman reports residents traveling to Batesville Cincinnati and Indianapolis with news of visits and illnesses. Wheat yields below expectations while diversions include a creamery payout and family visits from Cincinnati and Indianapolis. In Versailles Mrs Hyatt and Miss Skeens visit Madison. several locals host guests and return from trips. a death briefly referenced.
John Kemp of East Orrisfield Me recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve to banish chilblains. He reports success on salt rheum and cites cures for fever sores ulcers piles burns wounds frost bites and skin diseases. Available at Baas Schultz's for 25 cents.
John Hoff did business in Lawrenceville last week. William Rennekamp attended a Penntown birthday dance Saturday night. E E Flint of Whitcomb called on relatives. Several from here attended children's day services at Penntown Sunday. Jacob L Abplanalp Jr entertained many visitors Sunday. Henry Borgerding and wife hosted relatives from Cincinnati Sunday. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp hosted Mrs Bell Henningson Columbus OH Rev Koch and Mary Robak Penntown and Charles Abplanalp and wife Friday evening. William Abplanalp, working at Nicholasville, spent Sunday here. An editor was on the sick list for several days last week.
J R Blankenship of Beck Tenn touts Electric Bitters as a cure for back and kidney trouble. He claims initial relief followed by complete cure after several bottles and recommends the remedy. Sold under guarantee at Baas Schultz drug store priced 50 cents.
Spades Albert Brighton of Indianapolis visited W H Fitch and family. Mrs Margaret Kipp and Mary Kuehler of Cincinnati visited relatives here. Mrs W H Fitch and daughters Olive and Lucy were at Lawrenceburg. John Temke and family of Cincinnati are spending weeks with H Temke. Mrs Jos Schmalz entertained sister and family of Indianapolis. Clara Bergman died near here aged 23. remains laid to rest in German Lutheran cemetery. Herman Bruning and George Bergman, Tremont Illinois workers, returned for Clara Bergman funeral. John Minger and family of Versailles visited relatives here. Mrs W H Fitch went to Cincinnati. Ed Schazer and family of near Milan spent Sunday here.
August Sherpe of Fort Madison Iowa calls Dr King’s New Life Pills the right name for a laxative. The pills are guaranteed to cure biliousness and constipation and sell for 25 cents at Baas and Schultz’s.
Local sporting notes report the Oldenburg Comets defeating Morris Bue Licks 9 to 5 on Sunday. The page lists numerous social visits, family gatherings, and returns from Cincinnati, Batesville, Sunman, and Brookville with several residents hosting relatives and attending events.
A testimonial endorses Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best of its kind. S Jemison of Spring Grove York Co Pa reports repeated successful cures and recommends the product sold by Buas Schultz Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
BALISTOW WS Charles St. Clair and family of Batesville spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Fred Stockinger and Mrs. Christ Steuri went to Shelbyville Friday to visit her daughter Mrs. Hallowell. Edward Hancock and family of Brookville are guests of Henry Schwier and family. Minnie Gunter after ten days with George Menckofer and family returned home to Batesville Wednesday. Members of the St Paul’s congregation went to Fink's church Sunday for its rededication. Several from here attended the dance at Fred Selke's at North Branch Saturday evening.
P E N NTOWNS. M J Stahley and Rosa visited Versailles last week. Mrs S Wippel of Morris passed through en route to Lawrenceville. The Misses Ruby Sunman and Lizzie Schaler hosted a well attended dance. Miss Gertrude Deigershire of Cincinnati visited the Schaler and Ratheiser sisters. Harmeyer of Haymond called on business. Baptist church Children day observance drew a large crowd despite threatening weather. Mary Stahley of Cincinnati joined an excursion to visit relatives. Sylvester Schneider from Cincinnati spent the week here with relatives. Kohlman of Cincinnati was a Monday caller.
Lawrenceburg visitors Lou and Lyda Sembaugh plan to attend the Laughery Association gathering at the Baptist church on August 14 and 15. A series of local visits and church appointments are noted, including Rev Bowers and Req. Thompson’s church duties. An accident left Orval Grow with a severe knee injury when a clip struck him during unloading.
Mrs B J John ster of Luton Mississippi credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her sick child after three doctors failed. The testimonial says the child improved within hours and is now healthy. For sale by Bass Co Sunman.
The column records people visiting and traveling through the area. Mrs J M McCoy and daughter returned from the west, Prank Marshine and family moved back to Rushville Friday, Mrs Williams of Shelbyville visited Wm Curry, W G Whitlam and Chicago family came due to Mrs Arch Wright illness, Mrs Susie Clark heard of her brother Will's marriage in Connersville, James Bovard shopped in Cincinnati for McCoy Bovard. Also local ads tout Batesville flour prices and Krome Co Number 1 Yeast as a success.
Mrs Will Davis returns from a two week visit with her daughter Mrs Walter Groves in Indianapolis. Warry Koester and sisters Dora and Louisa of Huntersville visited Charles Dieckman Sunday. Miss Lilian Poske of Batesville visited here several weeks. John Thie of near Batesville was a caller Sunday. Mrs Fred Dieckman and Mrs Ralph Timmerman and sister Emma of Batesville visited Mrs Ahring.
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