Local Club Upsets Batesville In Uphill ten inning game
The Peerless team of Cincinnati lost to Batesville at the fairgrounds Sunday 9 to 4 in seven innings after Batesville rallied late. Benz toed the rubber for the locals, allowing one hit after the fifth while Kimmerling fanned six for Batesville. Two base hits by Wernke and timely errors aided Batesville's seventh inning rally as they head to Shelbyville to meet the Grays. Time 1:35. Umpire Hammerle.
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Cincinnat
Batesville Clu
Bert
Batesville
Kimmerling
Shelbyville
Grays
Wernke
Van
Oelrich
Lightner
Flick
Benz
Brewer
Plogman
Brookbanks
Kummerling
Wintz
Pohlman
Hammerle
Eurekas and Comets Meet in Sunday Bat Contest
Eurekas of Batesville and Comets of Oldenburg will play baseball at the fair grounds next Sunday. Fans are urged to witness the bat contest between these two champion teams.
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Fair Grounds
Eurekas
Batesville
Comets
Oldenburg
Notice to Contractors for Enlarging Cellar Bids
Notice to Contractors. The committee will receive bids on and before Aug. iat Sp. m. for enlarging cellar. For plans and specifications call at Thie and Vonderheide's hardware store. The committee reserves the right to reject one and all bids. Wat bL. KRIEGER, Pres. A. Hi. Tri. Secy. Miss Ermen Fultz returned to her home in Anderson after a week's visit with her cousins the Misses tila and Martha Schierenhbeck. If Batesville can get gas to burn the coming Winter, the prospects seem fairly good. Mrs. Ed Hotopp and child went to Shelbyville to spend Sunday with her parents. William Pierce and wife and child came to spend time with Paul Schimpke and family. Mrs. C. S. Ward and son Philmer were home from Weisburg after a visit with her mother. H. Smith and wife went to eensburg to visit friends over Sunday. See Thie & Vonderheide for your fall fertilizer. Pumps, Walsman & Schroeder's.
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Ermen Fultz
Anderson
Tila
Martha Schierenhbeck
Notice of Bids for Street Improvement in Sunman Indiana
Bids will be received by the Board of Trustees of Sunman Indiana at 7:30 pm on August 14 1908 for paving East avenue from Meridian Street to the east town line with a four foot cement sidewalk. Bids must include a 2 percent certified check and an affidavit per 1905 acts. The contract requires a 50 percent bond and completion by October 1 1908. The town reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Edward R Behlmer Clerk of Sunman Indiana.
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Suninan
Indiana
Edward St. Behlmer
Meridian Street
Board of Trustees
East Avenue
Sunman
Epwardo R. Behlmer
Sunmano
Vine Street
Edward R. Behlmer
Edward R. Benlmer
Births Recorded From Local Families This Week
Birth notices report several new arrivals including an 11 pound boy born Aug. 4 to Christ Leihmann and wife north of town. Jacob Telless and wife welcomed a boy on Sunday. Frank Kesser and wife had a girl on Sunday night. Willis Hunter and wife had a girl and a boy on July 25 and 24. the daughter died and was buried at Cupps Chapel. F W Shadday and wife welcomed a girl on July 31. Harry Gonder and wife had a girl on July 30. the infant died shortly after birth and was buried in Catholic cemetery.
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Christ Leihmann
Town
Frank Kesser
Willis Hunter
Wile
Cupps Chapel
Harry Gonder
Annual Picnics and Local Visits Highlight Busy Week
St Johns Sunday school schedules an annual picnic at Huntersville school grounds on Saturday August 15 with amusements and refreshments. St Marks Sunday School plans a picnic at St Clair's grove on August 20 1908. Various residents travel visiting relatives and attend bank meetings while local merchants promote sodas and hardware.
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St. John’s
Huntersville
St. Mark's
St. Clair’s Grove
Grand Larceny Arrest in Batesville by Cincinnati Detectives
Henry Gabel, once of near Haymond Franklin county now in Batesville, was arrested Saturday night by Sheriff Ed Gordon and later taken to Cincinnati Sunday evening by two detectives for grand larceny. He allegedly stole £7.10 from cousin Miss Susan Staubiey about four years ago. Cincinnati detectives faced a crowd at the depot amid reports of mob activity, which proved unfounded, as most onlookers were bystanders.
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Henry Gabel
Haymond
Franklin County
Batesville
Ed Gordon
Cincinnati
Gabe
Susan Staubiey
Bremen Street
F.C. Holman
Pinkerton
Gabel
Houihton
Peeress
Fair Grounds
German M E Sunday School Basket Picnic at Banes Grove
The German M E Sunday School and many relatives journeyed to Banes Grove near Metamora on Saturday for a White Water picnic. About sixty people traveled by hacks and other conveyances with baskets to enjoy boating, swimming, games, and meals, returning home around 10:40 PM satisfied with the day.
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M. E
Banes Grove
Metamora
White Water
Batesville Well Represented at Taft Cincinnati Meeting
Indiana Republicans packed the Cincinnati Taft event last Tuesday, showing fierce loyalty to Republican principles. Batesville figures Frank Walsman Fred Mestemacher Dr A K E Martin D McCallum participated in the parade with Ripley county delegates among the entourage. George A Cook John A Hillenbrand Frank Ledumah also attended the parade as Batesville observers.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago
Republic
Taft
Ripley County
Frank Walsman
Fred Mestemacher
A. KE. Martin
D. McCallum
Batesville
Messrs
Geo. A. Cook
John A. Hillenbrand
Frank Ledumah
Grand Supper and Social at Cross Roads school house
A grand supper and social will be given by the St. Pauls church men at the Cross Roads school house on Tuesday August 11. The event features a fine meal prepared by church men, amusements on the grounds, and free hay wagon rides starting 6:30 p.m. Supper costs 25 cents and all are invited.
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Cross Roads School House
St. Pauls Church
G A R Post 175 To Meet Next Sunday For Business
Comrades of August Willich Post No 175 G A R are urged to attend a Sunday meeting on August 4 for important post business. JOAN BOHLAND Com.
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August Willich Post
For Sale Six-Room House On Corner Lot
For information inquire at Joseph Macke's opposite town hall. Novick. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the Henry Hehr man estate should call and settle on or before serve Aug. 5. HA. F. Schrader Thecetver. William Krieger, trustee of Laughery township, attended the meeting of the township trustees of Ripley county at Versailles Monday. Don’t fail to hear the band concert on Main street at noon by Prof. Kritchfield's Military Band Tuesday Aug. 11. Miss Rosa Foultz of Indianapolis after visiting her people at St. Marys returned to the city Saturday evening. Remember the name it's Sharpless cream separator at the Big Hardware Store. The Sharpless tubular cream separator at Meyer's Big Hardware Store. Miss Ida Boerstler was a business caller at Sunman Tuesday. Screen doors and windows at Thie & Vanderheidgs. New lawns 10 stripes and checks at Nick Blank's. Try a St. Louis 5 cts at Blank's.
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Novick
Henry Hehrman
HA. F. Schrader
Main Street
Kritchfield
Transfer notes list varied deeds in Ripley County
A compilation of real estate transfers reported to the Tribune by the Recorder of Ripley County. The entries show multiple parcels traded among individuals and entities across townships such as Brown Johnson Shelby and Otter Creek with prices ranging from about 250 to 5500 dollars.
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The
Tribune
Recorder of
Ripley County
Lewis A. Wetzler
Jumps From Moving Train Proves Fatal Foolish Stunt
George Thiel Jr. leaped from a 10:20 p m train to ride farther than others. the train’s speed hurled him into cattle guards, leaving a deep head wound. He was found unconscious, treated by Dr. Martin, and recovered enough to go home by morning. The paper condemns the dangerous stunt and urges it stop.
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George Thiel, Jr
Dr. Martin
Batesville
Little Child Dies in Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis
Infant Marie Thiel daughter of Frank Thiel and wife died at 7 am Tuesday at age 1 year % months 22 days. Funeral set for Thursday 9 am at St. Louis church. Several local relatives and visitors noted: Frank Wilson and wife attended a funeral in Liberty Indiana. Eva St Clair and Aunt Anna Bryant visited Zenas. Robert O Neal traveled to Aurora then to Osgood fair. Ed Holie from St Louis visited Mrs Wm Gluesenkamp. Misses Bertha and Clara Fehlinger went to Cincinnati. Jacob Oswald returned to Cincinnati. Wilbur Bruns visited Batesville. Local ads note lightning rods from Meyers and H A Jacobs to Shelbyville. new line of shirt waists received. Nick Blank promotes daily ice cream at Engel’s.
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Marie
Frank Thiel
St. Louis Church
Vine Street Improvement Planned in Sunman Indiana
Sunman Indiana trustees adopt resolution to improve Vine Street west from Meridian Street to end, by laying four foot cement sidewalks. Hearing set for 7:30 p.m. August 17 at Edward R Behlmer’s Meridian Street store for all interested parties.
Hands Burned While Sealing Jelly at Home
Mrs Alfred Foerster suffered severe burns to her hands while sealing glasses of jelly. A kettle of paraffin on the stove overheated and ignited, spreading to lace curtains and nearby wallpaper. She dropped the kettle but was aided by her husband and neighbors, and the flames were promptly put out.
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Alfred Foerster
Fames
Card of Thanks for Margaret Oswald’s Death
Henry Oswald and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted and offered sympathy during illness and after the death of their daughter and sister Margaret Oswald. They thank Dr W H Falls nurse Miss Collins Drs Martin and Zuteke Rev Father Clementine undertakers Kessing and Zierer and generous donors of rural pieces. May death spare them from similar fate.
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Margaret Oswald
W.H. Falls
Miss Collins
Cincinnati
Martin and
Zuteke
Clementine
Kessing & Zierer
Henry Oswald
Campbell and Timmerman consolidate price and firm
Announcement that Campbell and Timmerman have consolidated their prices and business under one firm name. The new location will be the dental parlors formerly occupied by W. G. Campbell, inviting public patronage and support.
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Campbell & Timmerman
W. G. Campbell
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Baterville
A.B . Battesville
EKM
J. Benz
T Pohlman
Ota
Ava
Buron
Ed Hotopp
George Thiel
William Pierce
Paul Schimpke
H. Smith
Eensburg
Walsman & Schroeder's
Bors
Jacob Telless
F. W. Shadday
Uly SA
Peter Schroeder
Henry Schwier
Ballstown
A. J. Hassmer
Lawrencebure
Matesville Bank
Emma Otting
Miss
Iury Sunman
Spades
Magrie Krutoaupt
Meyer’s
Heury Koeptie
Frances Roell
Morris
Engel
Sheriff Gordon
Leonard Kirschbaum
John
William
Greensburg
Casper Kliitgen
Fred Wachsman
John Fehringer
George A. Cook
Clay I Pdyke
Will Green
Philip Schumacher
Blank’s
Joan Bohland
Com
Joseph Macke
Town Hall
William . Krieger
Laughery Township
Versailles
Rosa Foultz
Tndianapolis
St. Marys
Meyer
Ida Boerstler
Thie & Vanderheidgs
Nick Blank
St. Louis
Benjamin Cuneo, Sr
Newton Jackson
Brown
Johnson
J. N. Uaderwood
C. Yater
Shelby
Wo. D. Wilson
Sarah Ek. McClure
Versailles Creamery Co
Wim. Roekel
Frank Dickman
Franklin
Merlin Cochran Et al
Jas. M. Spencer
Delaware
James M. Spencer
Wm. M. Groves
Daily W. Groves
Wm. R. Craig
Matilda M. Fuller
Cross Plains
John C
Wade Et al
Daniel W. Eagle
Otter Creek
Chas. Kohlerman
Louis Kohlerman
Washington
John F. Blocker
Wm. H. Cox
John P. Jarvis, Sr
Cross Plains Building Loan and Saving Association
Geo. C. Sparling
Arthur B. Andrews
Osgood
Frank Wilson
Liberty
Eva St. Clair
Anna Bryant
Zenas
Ind
Kreuser
Robert O'Neal
Aurora
John O'Neal
Ed Holie
Wm. Gluesenkamp
Bertha
Clara Fehlinger
Jacob Oswald
Wilbur Bruns
Henry Bruns
H. A. Jacobs
Engel’s
H. J. Timmerman
Christina
Bertha Buckley
River Point
Rhode Island
Lena Haverkamp
Henry Schwertfever
Joe
Henry Mohr
Indianapolis
Harry Gluesenkamp
William Gleusenkamp
H. Ff. Wagner
Wil C
Boerstler’s
Mike Bohland
Brookville
Edward Santo
Geo A. Baas
Carrie Smith
Harry Sitterding
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