Adams Church Notes on Local Illness and Visits
Fred Bergman Sr on sick list. Reuter of Morris selling fertilizer. John Schutte’s son ill last week. John Thielbar family visited Batesville with daughter Mrs. Charles Siefert. Maggie Menchhofer ill with stomach trouble treated by Dr. Ratcliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reuter
Morris
John Schutte
John Thielbar
Batesville
Charles Siefert
Maggie Menchhofer
Dr. Ratcliff
Local notices from Arkansan visitors and county fair invite
HoPphn LiL Chas. McNew and family from Arkansas visit relatives here. The threshing season nears completion as rains fall. Attend the fair. Ren. C. E. Steele entertained company Sunday. Miss Emma Carroll spent Sunday at home. Chas Cooper is home on a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. McNew
Arkansas
Ren. C. E. Steele
Emma Carroll
Chas Cooper
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by War Front Letters
Twenty nine officers and men write from the front stating Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals scratches bruises cuts wounds sore feet and stiff joints and treats skin eruptions and piles. Box priced at 25 cents with cure guaranteed and sold by G A Baas druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A. Baas
Penntown Sunday Excursions Draw Crowds From Nearby Cities
A heavy Sunday rain marked a day of local activity as Dr. Birchfield and wife enjoyed a ride. Maria Stahley of the Queen City visited family here. Mrs Ratheiser and Mrs Schumacher rode to Sunman. Sarah Hanna and niece from Pairfield visited Morris Hill relatives. Cincinnati and Indianapolis excursions brought many visitors to our vicinity Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Birchfield
Maria Stahley
Queen City
Ratheiser
Schumacher
Sunman
Sarah Hanna
Pairfield
Ind
Louis
Morris Hill
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Heavy Rain Dampens Cross Plains Grain Fields
A major downpour hit Cross Plains on Sunday, delaying harvest as unthreshed grain remains wet. The Soldiers Reunion drew about 1200 attendees last Saturday with speakers Hon. Roberts of Madison and Hon. F. M. Griffith. Local entertainments and family news follow, noting Rev. Morrow and family health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Madison
F. M. Griffith
Morrow
McHenry
Would Quickly End Headache with Dr. King’s Pills
Advertises Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. Claims they build up health by purifying blood and strengthening nerves. Easy to take and only 25c with money back if not cured. Sold by G A Buas, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Buas
Pleasant Park Socials and Local Visits Report
Greensburg residents visit Geo Hartig and family. Fred and Laura Beck attend Batesville picnic. George Yorn trips to Newpoint. Abring and Oehlman relatives visit Mt Aetna cousin Lou Miller. Hartig hosts a Friday evening reception for Tom and Rosa. A midnight dinner follows. An ad for Littell's Liquid Sulphur Ointment promotes skin treatments. Sold by G Aaas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Geo. Hartig
Fred
Laura Beck
Batesville
George Yorn
Newpoint
Lou
Sophia Abring
Emma Oehlman
Lou Miller
Mt. Aetna
Henry
Anna Peetz
George Hartig
Tom
Rosa
Local visitors and residents stop by for weekend gatherings
Lawrenceburg man Tony Hassmer arrives on business. Gideon Schmalz and wife of Indianapolis visit relatives. Rose Diver visits New Alsace relatives last week. Cincinnati grocer drummer Henry Peters comes to town. Lizzie Franke visits Weisburg relatives. Andrew Sitzman entertains Cincinnati kin who once backed Bryan and silver but now support McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Hassmer
Lawrenceburg
Gideon Schmalz
Indianapolis
Rose Diver
New Alsace
Henry Peters
Jolly Grocery
Cincinnati
Lizzie Franke
Weisburg
Andrew Sitzman
Bryan and
Silver
McKinley
Mary Federle
William Kammerer
Mary Bruning
Henry Kastens
A. Franke
Jacob Becker
Versailles
John Minger
Myrtle
Ethel
William Bauman
Cleves, O
A. W. Juell
Franklin Town
Traveling Visitors and Local Social Notes Volume
Sound money and protection are discussed as local residents share visits and family news. Mary Federle and others traveled from Cincinnati for weekend visits, with several families from Versailles Cleves and Franklin noted in recent social rounds. The column records the returning travelers and kinship links shaping community ties this period.
Outing and visits mark Batesville weekend
Sunday events at the fair grounds featured an outing and baseball. Dr. German and his wife returned home after an extended Minnesota visit. Mrs. Tena Eghbert and Cincinnati guests stayed with her mother. Batesville residents and visitors were noted for shopping, telegraphy lessons, and attendance at the Barlow Show audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Moodey
Batesville
J. C. Snedeker
Barlow
Our Little City
John C. Moodey
H. F. Timmerman
New Discovery Saves Two in Ohio Household
Mrs G Long of New Straitsville Ohio credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving two lives after a severe cough kept her awake for years. She says one bottle cured her and also cured her husband of a pneumonia attack. The drug is sold for one dollar with a free trial bottle at G A Baas drugstore.
Versailles Lady Reflected In Week Of Illness And Fairs
Versailles A B Thompson was very ill for several days last week. Mrs Merrien of Cross Plains visited Miss Sarah Conyers. Versailles is nearly depopulated as fair attendance draws people away. The Ebel estate personal property sold at public auction Saturday with a large crowd. Dr Freemann of Osgood conducted the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Thompson
Merrien
Cross Plains
Sarah Conyers
Wm. Hunter
Versailles
Ebel
Dr. Freemann
Osgood
Local social and court notices from Versailles area
Local residents attend socials and fairs while court news lists new cases divorces and marriage licenses. Notables include Philip Ebel and Carrie Metz marrying at the bride's home and planning to reside in Versailles with several cases to sell real estate and to contest wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creigmile
Sebastian Weasel
Josephine Weasel
William M. Richardson
Dabney
Lucy F. Monroe
John T. Elrod
Elrod
Jennie M. Rodgers
Clifford W. Nocks
Pierceville
Carrie Encinger
Delaware
Philip Ebel
Versailles
Carrie Metz
Electric Bitters Seem Miracle for Female Ailments
A Manchester Michigan man recounts his wife’s five year struggle with illness and relief after two bottles of Electric Bitters. The ad claims quick cures for nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness and promises a 50 cent price with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
G. A. Baas
Metamora Grand Outing and Visits Across Counties
A Sunday Metamora outing to Batesville and multiple midweek visits and travel by residents and visitors. Names include Miss Mary Weaver, Mrs. Ed Allison, Mrs. A. E. Best with Elwood ties, Mr. Bell, Mrs. Schunemann, Dr. Abbott, Capt. Geo. Kimball, Misses Florence Allison and Grace Dandy, Gen' l Agt. of Singer Co. Mr. Cooper of Richmond, Barney Frances pension note, John Wolf Jr., Grandpap and grandma Sherwood, L. Wilson Kaler, Fred Shiner, Carl Anderson, Cora Banes, Charles Redmond, Mary McClure, Mrs. Buckley, Alf Blackledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Mary Weaver
Brookville
Ed Allison
A. E. Best
Elwood
Oak Forest
Bell
Schunemann
Jas. Fields
Dr. Abbott
Capt
Geo. Kimball
Florence Allison
Grace Dandy
Connersville
Mr. Cooper
Richmond
The
Singer Sewing Machine Co
C. C. Kilburn
Barney Frances
John Wolf, Jr
Peppertown
Friends
Grandpap
Grandma Sherwood
Near Stone Chapel
Osa Clark
L. Wilson Kaler
Fayette Co. Herald
Andersonville
Fred Shiner
Carl Anderson
Cora Banes
Charles Redmond
Mary McClure
Local notices and social items from Connersville area
Clyde Jenks and Miss Clara Shaw drove to Laurel Wednesday and spent the day there. John Stant’s remains were brought from Indianapolis for interment after services at Geo. Murray’s. Many friends attended from Indianapolis, East Connersville, Harrisburg, Blooming Grove, and nearby. Mrs. Sylvia Swan hosted visitors from Anderson and Milroy. Social calls include visits to Brookville, Shelby County and Batesville. Brookville baseball stops en route home. Batesville to host a return game Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Jenks
Clara Shaw
Laurel
Herbert Cox
Oakville
John Stant
Indianapolis
Geo. Murray
J. L. Brown
Our Beautiful Cemetery
Thos. Stant
John Deitrich
Thos. McCarver
East Connersville
Cora Pepper
Milt Curry
Harrisburg
Anna Hunt
Connersville
Susan Stant
Blooming Grove
Sylvia Swan
Edw. Swan
Anderson
Mathews
Milroy
Batesville
Carl Hayward
C. C. Kilburn
Andy Miller
Monticello
Trustee Sets 1900 Laughery Township Budget and Tax Rates
The Laughery township Trustee outlines 1900 year expenditures and levies for the Advisory Board meeting on September 4 at 9 a m. Totals include 3251.00 in expenditures and 0.80 in taxes per 100 dollars, with detailed line items for township local tuition special school road labor library poor and other items. The notice is signed by GEO H GOYERT Trustee on August 30, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughery Township
Ripley County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Bergman, Sr
HoPphn Lil
Penntown
Pleasant Park
Littell
G. A. Aas
Fair Grounds
Ada Walker
Springhill
Versailillles
Euiss
Gonstnatio
Blake
Dre
Nelson Underwood
Jefferson County
Matax
Ludlow
Ida Shook
Royce
L. E. McCoy
W.H. Thomas
Marble Corner
Chas. Daubenheyer
New Marion
Flora Harver
Presbyterian Church
Sylvester
M. E
Baptist Church
Court House News
Thompson
D. F.heitmeyer
Henry Linkmeyer
Henry Berner
Thompson William H. Thomas
Allen Dilk
Elizabeth Dilk
Cornet
Richard Bebmer
Tiche Phillips
August Phillips
Dr.j.h.mclean Medicine CO
ST. Louis
Geo
H. Goyert
Circuit Court
State of
Indiana
Mary C. Becker
Gust Franke
Adam Stockinger
Ripley Cir
John F.hackenit
Septemman
John Hackman
John R. Hackman
Cornet & Gelvin
Ripley Tate
Patsy Yater
Sey Yater
Sid
Adam Stouckinger
Mr. Major
New York
Major
Major’s
Bright
Holmn Chemical CO
Maiden Lane
N. Y
Union Furniture CO
Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Ind
Maley, Thompson & Moffett
Ohio
Batesville, Ind
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