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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
5
John Stegner and daughter return to Seymour home. Several residents visit relatives in Cincinnati and Batesville while others plan gatherings and upcoming church events. Local incidents include a lost horse, a crushed finger at a saw mill, and residents starting new homes.
A long list of local names and visits from Indianapolis to Napoleon area. Neighbors attend festivals, funerals, church, and family gatherings. Threshing news, illnesses, and daily routines intertwined with brief moral on thrift and the sun. The column ends with a health notice praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Sam Wipper visited Ida Steinfort in Indianapolis and returned Sunday. Numerous locals and visitors, including Clara Sand in Batesville, Walter Osburn and John Schumacher, plus trips to Queen City resorts, Haymond, Covington, Laughery banks, Penntown picnic, and frequent callers among families such as Kraus, Harvey, Wintz, Merkel, and Schumacher.
A promotional note from Ed wardsville Illinois touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for chronic constipation and stomach troubles. The ad urges readers to buy a 25 cent package from Baas & Schultz, claiming near cure and lasting health.
Spades John Hofmockel and family visited relatives in Lawrenceburg last week. Miss Mabel Bartel of Indianapolis is guest of the Misses Fitch. Misses Emma and Mollie Nordloh spent Sunday at Weisburg. John Temke of Cincinnati visiting his father. William Golden of Indianapolis spent Sunday here. Miss Anna Gunter returned from Cincinnati to visit home folks for a few months. John Schmalz and wife and Mrs Xavier Schmalz visited sister Mrs Barbara Plaster in Cincinnati who is very sick. Miss Mira Jewett of Cincinnati visiting W H Fitch and family. O E Faulkner and family of Moores Hill here Monday. Mrs C B Faulkner of Shirley visited Sunday and Monday. Cora and Ed Wiesehan of Weisburg were here Sunday. Mrs Mary Kuehfers of Cincinnati spending a few weeks with relatives.
E W Goodloe of Dutton Street Waco Texas reports five years of relief using Dr. King's New Discovery for a chronic cough. He says the cough which worsened for years is gone and credits the remedy with safety and protection against pneumonia. The medicine cures coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and is guaranteed by Baas Schultz drug store. Prices 50 cents and 1 dollar with trial bottle free.
Mrs. Wm Brown visited friends in Cincinnati last week. Mrs H C McCoy and Indianapolis visitors stay with her mother Mrs C B Johnson. Mrs Charles Brooks is on the sick list. Mrs Alfred Eaton from Illinois visits daughter Mrs Wm Tilley and relatives. John Oakley and wife of Greensburg called on John Hiner and Charles Brooks. Junior League hosted by Mrs J Sammons with refreshments. Robert Austin family from Milan visited John Sutton's. Osgood crowd viewed ruins of the big fire Saturday. sorrowful sight. Lora Grow improving. Born to Carl Lane and wife a girl on July 380. J H Sammons and wife visited Louis Idlewine at Milhausen. Clara Shane of Milroy visiting Alice Lutz. Mrs Frank Brown and children of Greensburg visit Geo Meyer and wife. Rev Thompson of Batesville to preach here Saturday eve and Sunday morning. Moores Hill day at M E church Sunday morning Aug 19. Harley Griffith returns to Fort Dodge Iowa after vacation here.
A Bear Grove Indiana man credits Electric Bitters with curing two years of kidney pain and general debility. The advertisement touts the remedy as a sure cure for stomach liver and kidney complaints blood diseases headaches dizziness and weakness. Price 50 cents and guaranteed by Baas and Schultz.
The article notes Swedenburg’s threshing season ending and lists several social visits. John Norwold went to bedside his ailing brother Fred in Balls town. Lulu Oetjen of Napoleon visited Miss Anna Fromer. Mrs. Wallace of Greensburg called on Mrs. Lawrence. Omer Tichenor and wife called on Frank Lehman. Minnie and Bertha Narwold shopped at Osgood. Mrs. Fred Hagler and daughter of Newpoint called on Mrs. John Narwald. Minnie Narwold hosted guests including Charley Rohlfing Nora Rohlfing Edward Stegemollier Clara Stegemollier Walter Stegemollier and Otto Buchelman. Wilkey sisters of Osgood visit Aunt Mrs. Sam Clark.
North Brance Corn is growing fine as John and Conrad Luers of Napoleon spent Sunday with their brother Fed and his wife. Lewis Bohlke and Fred Luers traveled to Batesville last Wednesday. Charles Schrader of Cincinnati visited his father in law Henry Pohlman as his wife remains ill. Mrs Prakel and Mamie Luers with Lizzie and Ella Selke visited Batesville. John Schrader of Martinsville visited last week. George Kirchhoff and family stayed with Fred Luers in Napoleon. Albert Brebberman of Greensburg spent days with Henry Pohlman and wife. Dr. Gibson visited John Prakel for Grandma Prakel’s illness.
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