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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
6
Sunman Casvéer Hillman, elder brother of Henry Billman of this place, died at his home near Manchester on Wednesday after being attacked during the harvest. he lived only a few hours. Funeral services and burial will be held at the Manchester Lutheran Church on Friday afternoon.
Pleasant Park notices report Mrs L Davis Mrs M Pfeifer and Mrs A Kops calling on Mrs Mary Peetz Friday. Emma Batiste visited Marion Siebert Sunday. Local residents attended a wall game in Batesville. Wm Goldschmidt Sr died after lingering illness and will be buried at St J C Wirtz cemetery. Funeral services were at U U chore. Other small visits noted among Batesville families.
Mrs Jed Tangman travels to Lebanon for her daughter’s cancer illness as the community records several social calls and family movements. The notice lists numerous locals visiting relatives, attending picnics, and returning home from trips to Indianapolis Cincinnati and Ohio with names and places including Man chester Holman Dillsboro New Albany Farmers City Ballstown and Weisburg.
Ben Harmeyer and wife returned to Reading after a week with daughter and Frank Pehrman. Miss Hilda Wessel came back from Indianapolis. Miss Frank Bergman visited Cincinnati. Amelia will stay a few weeks. Infant son of Louis Schone and wife died and was buried at St John Huntersville. Mrs. Andy Benz of Batesville visited John Bessler’s family. Joseph Kuntz and A Wachter at Brookville. Mrs. Sellmeyer of Whookie Ark visiting John Dadmus. Frank Fisher and Lennard Wachter attended a ball game at Batesville. Frank Ferman spent Sunday at Clarksburg. Adam Kuntz and wife and daughter left for Louisville.
Chamberlain of Clinton Missouri testifies that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve removes pain from cuts bruises sprains burns and other skin injuries instantly. It is praised as an equal teazing remedy and is advertised to cost 25 cents at local druggists.
Mrs. Chas Hahn and children visited Batesville Saturday. Ida Goldsmith attended her father-in-law William Goldsmith’s funeral at Summan Monday. Freda Harlow and Ida and Clara Bittner called in Batesville Saturday. A well attended dance ended with good times. E B Vincent and R A Behlmer of Sunwan spent Wednesday with Mrs Goldsmith. Carrie Hafner of Batesville visited Freda Barlow and children Wednesday. Miss Kila Anderson was taken to Madison last Thursday. Ed Siefert of Waldron stayed several days with relatives. Joe Groner and wife welcomed a baby Wednesday. Rhine Huber and family returned to Cincinnati Thursday. Misses Ethel and Helen Buchanan of Batesville visited Monday. Dr M L Samms and FP A Hilchman were in Batesville Saturday morning.
Mrs. C S Ward spent Thursday with friends at Sunman. William Meyerose of Greensburg was a caller here Thursday. Fred Heidt was a business caller in Cincinnati Wednesday. Sherman Hutson and wife went to Cincinnati Tuesday morning. Mrs H Hankin visited her daughter at Greensburg Saturday. Nick Volz and daughter went to Cincinnati Tuesday morning. Fred Ritter went to Cincinnati Saturday morning to visit relatives. We sell Seal of Indiana Flour at 55 cents per sack. J H Wither Co. Fred Hahn went to Martinsville Thursday morning to recuperate his health. Herman Horkes Jr of Cincinnati visited his parents here Sunday and Monday.
Ballstown and nearby residents report numerous trips to Cincinnati Covington and Indianapolis for visits with relatives and friends. Twin trips note Mrs Mackenstadt, Miss Schultz, Alphonse Riesenberg, and many others calling on kin from Batesville Norwood Greensburg and Sunman while local hosts welcome returning travelers.
A flurry of short visits and travel reports spans Morris Wisconsin and neighboring areas. Names include Mrs Bittner, Miss Claus Bitte, Edith Andres, Irvin Kirschbaum, Joe Gesterman, Miss Mary Paskett, Mrs Spaeth, and others visiting relatives in Covington, Indianapolis, Greensburg, Brookville, Cincinnati and Windleton while some trip west to North Dakota. Several residents and guests are listed attending visits, visits to relatives, or traveling on the 9 40 train.
Mrs. D. L. Kenney reports relief after fifty years of tetter from using Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The firm advertises the ointment as a perfect cure available at druggists or by mail from Peter Chemical Co. in St. Louis and Philadelphia.
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