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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
5
Local notices list Drs Henry and Smith of Sunman as rheumatic specialists. The column covers travel, visitors from Cincinnati and Batesville, a surgical tumor removal at Christ Hospital, a fatal cancer in Milan, and several social visits.旅行, excursions to Benton Harbor, and a missing passenger incident highlight the week.
Mrs Louis Kretzmeyer and Iva of Kansas visited relatives here and in Lawrenceburg for a while. Mrs George Fitch of Lawrenceburg visited Walter Fitch and family several days last week. Harry Gonder and wife of Batesville visited relatives here Sunday. Benton Harbor excursion drew many locals. W H Fitch visits Indianapolis this week. A Franke and Clyde Brinkmeyer went to Versailles in Clyde's car. Mrs C S Brown of Cincinnati visits. Mrs H Theobald and children of Cincinnati visit Wm Gauck and family.
Henry Tegeler, 72, died at home last Friday. Funeral at Penntown Monday led by Rev. Koch. Mrs Henry Abplanalp and son of Cincinnati visited relatives here. Henry Kammeyer of Sunman bought stock last week. Fred Tegeler and wife marked their 50th wedding anniversary. A dance is planned at Mesmeier hall Penntown next Saturday. Wm Abplanalp joined Benton Harbor excursion. Lizzie Abplanalp visited Cincinnati. Geo Huber attended Brookville, daughter Alice accompanied him home.
John Kemp of East Otisfield Maine recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve to relieve chilblains and other skin ailments. He reports excellent results for salt rheum and other conditions and notes the product is sold for 25 cents at Baas and Schultz's.
Indianapolis visitor Johnny Meyer tours the Osgood fair while Sunman butter-maker Harry Behlmer starts at Napoleon Creamery. Danville resident Herbert Grow calls on Martha Hirtenstein. Rev. Thompson falls ill during a Sunday appointment and is cared for by Dr. Cox. Mort Lutz handles Bloomington business. Addie and Mary Rimstedt return from Missouri. Ethel Aizer and children visit Emma Griffith. Jank Grow family visits Newpoint. Will Meyers of Chicago visits his parents with sister Sadie. Mr Geiver killed by a train at Ospood. his funeral, led by Rev Ulmer, held in Lutheran cemetery.
Mrs. B J Johnston of Linton Mississippi praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after three doctors failed to help her sick child. She reports rapid improvement and recovery. The product is sold by Baas Schultz Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
Edna Elrod of Batesville visits sister Mrs Charles Baker. Sarah Mendell and son John of Seymour stay with friends. Nellie Johnson plans to go to Paris to finish music study. Mrs William Selke in poor health. Olin Keath of Dillsboro visited Sunday. Everett McClure of New York visits his father Dr McClure. Harrison Benham and daughter Flo of Moores Hill attend services. George Lostutter and wife Agnes of Oak Forest visit relatives. Rev Wagner of Louisville preached Saturday and Farl Stevens is ill.
J H Seitz of Detroit Michigan says the tablets restored his appetite when impaired relieved him of a bloated feeling and promoted a pleasant and satisfactory movement of the bowels Samples are free at Baas and Schultz Batesville and Bigny and Co Sunman.
Dr T E Hunter and wife and J A Hunter left for Newcastle for a week. Mrs Mary Stewart returned from Missouri. Roscoe Spencer and wife of Indianap olis visiting. Miss Marble and Fay Tyrrell visiting Aurora. Grace Day and friend of Indianapolis visiting this week. Phil Ebel and Cal Skeen at Osgood Sunday. Will Castner and wife of New Marion guests of Wm Hunter family. Marriage licenses issued to Wm K Hull Wickney Ohio and Lola A Willoughby Marble Corner and John S Castner Benham to Ella Abdow Lawrenceburg.
August Sherpe, overseer of the poor in Fort Madison Iowa, declares Dr King's New Life Pills are rightly named for their superior effect. They ease biliousness and constipation and are guaranteed to cure. 25 cents at Baas and Schultz's.
Indianapolis reports the Indiana pure food law showing rapid progress under Republican leadership. Inspectors surveyed 1,387 businesses across 56 cities, rating groceries, meat markets, bakeries, hotels, dairies, and drug stores for cleanliness and ventilation. overall improvements follow the new enforcement measures with dozens of samples analyzed at the state laboratory.
C O Floyd of Kershaw South Carolina reports eleven years free of consumption after six months using Dr King’s New Discovery. He says he dropped from 170 to 1345 pounds? and recovered to his normal weight. Thousands are healed yearly. guaranteed at Bass and Schultz’s drug store. 50 cents or a dollar, trial bottle free.
Charles St Clair BalGSTowd and family of Batesville visited Fred Stockinger and family Sunday. George Menchhofer and family called on Mrs Bosse near Huntersville. Mrs Anna Wachsman and children from Batesville stayed with Louis Stockinger. No Salem church services held due to Rev Thompson illness. Martha Klein left Friday for Shelbyville to visit a cousin. Members from here attended the Young People society meeting at Cross Roads.
Miss Sophia Dieckman and Fred Dieckman with family of Batesville visited this weekend. Mrs Ahring and daughter joined Benton Harbor excursion. Henry Clostermeyer injured by pitchfork during threshing last week reporting a sore hand.
A historic remedy claim states Foley's Kidney Cure improves kidney and bladder function. Advertisements emphasize relief from urinary issues and a return to normal bodily operations with regular use.
John Prakel and William Kreinhop traveled to Delaware on Monday. Miss Maggie Wirth and Lizzie Hunaterman visited Miss Clara Pohlman during the week. Fred Luess hosted guests with many others from Laughery Bridge Cincinnati and nearby areas. Batesville flour promoted by Krome & Co.
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