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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
5
Sunman area residents and visitors travel to Cincinnati and Greensburg with numerous social calls. Several families including Randebaugh, Rohls, Krugs, and Behlmers host relatives and guests. the Robinsons plan an August 25 reunion while Arundel and Freeland families report trips for health and recreation.
Greensburg residents and relatives visit kin across Illinois and Indiana. Miss Pearl Potterbaum visits Greensburg parents. Henry Kreinhop and family spend week at Osgood. Miss Martha Hertenstein visits LaSalle. Miss Bird Crane returns from Indianapolis. John Sammons and wife host a dinner for neighbors. many trips to Cincinnati Oxford Kokomo Magnolia Benton County and Indianapolis noted. James Martin dies north of town, father of George Martin. Ed Morse visits his uncle Jock Foreman then returns to Oxford. News lists numerous visiting relatives and extended travel through Illinois and Indiana.
LAWREN CHYTLE Wm Adams and wife of Moore's Hill spent several days here last week with 6 relatives. Lewis Krull and son Reymond of Muncie after visiting here returned home Monday. Mrs John Theobald and children visit relatives in Cincinnati. Mr Weiss and wife of Brookville Zoe Hornberg of Clover one ranch spent Sunday with family. John Rizzi and family of Brookville spent Sunday here. Miss Lillian Emmert of Lawrenceburg is here to spend several weeks with relatives.
An advertisement from J. H. Seitz of Detroit claims Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets improved impaired appetite, eased bloated feelings, and produced pleasant bowels. The price is 25 cents with free samples in Batesville and Sunman.
Bultman Bros threshing here Friday and Saturday with good quality wheat and fair yield. Birth reported for Wm Schwier and wife a boy born August 8. Albert Bultman and wife from Batesville visited at Barney Wiete’s Sunday. Lawrence Gage of Cincinnati visited here last week. Mrs Mary Gosswell of Greensburg visited sister Mrs Claude Dorrel Friday and Saturday. Mrs George Meyer and sons Rosco and Fred called on Geo Hoyer Saturday. Ed Uter and wife of Indianapolis visited his parents recently. Rosa Strobe of Napoleon visiting sister Mrs Wm Schwier this week. Pearl Newman returned from Illinois to home last week. John Bultman made a business trip to Indianapolis Saturday. Thackery and wife attended funeral of a relative near Napoleon. Many Batesville girls camping at Mulberry Park enjoying Laughery breezes.
August Sherpe of Fort Madison Ja commends Dr King’s New Life Pills as rightly named for their agreeable effect and health benefits. They claim to cure biliousness and constipation, and are priced at 25c at Baas & Schultz’s.
The fair was a grand success. Residents visiting relatives include Mrs Abe Hick of Sellersburg with John Coon and wife, Henry Bailey and wife of Cincinnati, Mrs Barbra Riley of Cincinnati, Mr Young Smith Kelley and family of St Paul, and Mary McClure of Bloomington with Mrs Fred Clevenger of Rushville. Will and Frank Francisco of Indianapolis visit home folks. Levi of Chicago visits his brother. Sam Rittenhouse and family of Seymour visit Tom Conway and family.
John Kemp of East Otisfield Maine recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve to relieve chilblains and salt rheum. He claims it cures fever sores indolent ulcers piles burns wounds frost bites and skin diseases. Available 25 cents at Baas Schultz's.
Chas. Riffizuone and family of Indianapolis were guests of home folks. Mrs. J. B. Rebuck visits Cincinnati sister. Ruth Heiderman visits Tanglewood. Mrs. Frank Bohland and son Herald visit Danville relatives. Nellie Runner returns from Cross Plains. Jim Tyson of Chicago visits. Mrs. Robert White and sons visit from Indianapolis. Walter Jones visits. Clara Warman and Bertha Wetziler attend Nexville camp meeting. Mary Marsh visits Tangtewund. Holman Folson visits Indianapolis. Mrs. Lena Rusendorf visits daughter in Illinois. Mrs. Chas. Hyatt to Indianapolis for employment. Marriage licenses issued: Louis F. Fischer to Dora M. H. Wismanno, Dora M. H. Wismanno to...
Mrs B J Johnston of Linton Mississippi says three doctors failed to help their boy until Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used. After a few hours the child improved and is now healthy. Sold by Baas and Schultz Batesville and Bigney and Co Sunman.
Miss Rosamond Burton of Knights town visited the Burtons over Sunday. Several church members were excluded for conduct unbecoming a Christian and disturbing meetings. Local notices include visitors and hires from Elwood Holton and Rushville with names such as Frank Stanley Y J Connover Bertha Meyer Eva Brown and others.
A reader testifies to Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted family cure for five years in York County Pennsylvania. The note claims universal success and recommends the product sold by Baas.
In Penntoww area residents are threshing as Miss Maria Stahley of Cin cinnati visits home. Joseph C Stahley and family called at Batesville. Carrie and Lizzie Schaler visited Sunman. Pike contractors set their engine on C Ratheiser farm to quarry rock for a new pike. John Stahley and Frank Schmidt spent Thursday at Oldenburg. Rennemeyer and sister visited relatives near Lawrenceville. Rev Bruno Koch entertained relatives from a distance Sunday.
The fifty fourth Indiana State Fair at Indianapolis opens Monday September 9 with a 110000 pavilion dedication and band concerts. Races total 24600 in purses, livestock shows begin, and judges award ribbons in cattle hogs sheep poultry while Weber’s band performs throughout fair week.
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