Local notes and moves across Cincinnati and nearby towns
Scattered items show residents traveling to Cincinnati and Anderson for weeklong visits and business. Moves include Miss Anna Stille returning to Cincinnati, Aug L Greemann on business, and Mia Schloesser moving to Kirksville Missouri. Also mentions vault cleaning by Joseph Cure, and Dr G T Beckett renting property. local sports forecast with Batesville Stars at fairgrounds. New candies and bread supply advertised by Adam Fehlinger Jr with pledge of fair dealing.
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Adam Fehlinger, JR
For Lease State Line Farm Dairy Property
Best dairy farm in south eastern Indiana for lease. 8 room brick house, modern dairy barn with stalls for 60 cows, windmill cooled water supply, 140 acres blue grass, running water. On Big 4 By and Cincinnati line between Lawrenceburg Junction and Elizabethtown. Cheap milk rate to Cincinnati. Harris Fitch, Cor High and Short Sts Lawrenceburg Ind.
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State Line Farm
Indiana
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg & Aurora Electric Ry
Lawrenceburg Junction
Elizabethtown
Harris Fitch
Cor
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Townfolk gather for visits and events this week
Timoth y seed at Waisman s Smoke Shorts Pride of Cuba. Gust Weishoff from Hamburg visited town Monday. John Michel traveled to Tipton on a Wednesday visit. John Schmalz from Spades on business Friday. Riley Foster of Fairfield Indiana in town Monday on business. Frank Meyer and wife with two children visited Cincinnati Sunday. Daisy Wolf of Peppertown visiting sister Amanda Schuneman. Rev Freudenreich to preach at St Mark s next Sunday morning and evening. John Hillenbrand and wife returned Thursday from Michigan and other places. Nick Blank advertises new lawn India linens embroidery ribbons and belts. Al Turner and family attended the baseball game Sunday. Prof Victor Wilker of German Wallace College lectured at German M E church Wednesday night. Charley Ross went to Cincinnati Wednesday morning to retrieve brother John Ross s remains from hospital Tuesday. Nicholas Cornet spent Thursday hearing and seeing W J Bryan at Indianapolis the day prior. Geo A Cook awarded contract for double granite monument at Gottleib Anneweit s grave. Monument cost noted. Frank Starks and Neil McCallum went to Correct and Lincolnville Tuesday afternoon for twenty cattle bought by Starks.
Local Notices and Advertisements from Batesville and Nearby
Seeds for sale from Joseph Luesse of Batesville include Michigan Fuls and Ruby wheat at low prices. Walter Grow of Danville visited from New Point and his barber brothers prosper in Danville. Indianapolis party guests stayed with H E Stowe. A Tuesday storm caused damage countywide though this locality escaped. Telegraphy courses in Lexington advertise August term, with placement aid for graduates.
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Michigan
Joseph Luesse
Batesville
Republicans Meet to Choose Delegates in Ripley County
The Republicans of the townships of Ripley County Indiana will meet on August 18 to select delegates and alternates for the county convention to be held September 1 1900 at Versailles courthouse. Delegates and alternates are apportioned by township as listed in the notice.
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Ripley County
Indiana
Court House
Versailles
Ind
Republican Convention At Cross Roads Nominates Local Slate
The Laughery township Republican convention convened at the parochial school house with Geo H. Goyert presiding. Delegates and alternates were chosen for the county convention, and a full slate of township officers and candidates were nominated for trustee assessor justice of the peace constables road supervisors and advisory board amid a harmonious mood and confidence in a Republican victory.
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Cross Roads
Laughery Township
Geo. H. Goyert
Goyert
D. McCallum
Robert Uter
John H. Beck
John Pfalsgraff
Justice of the Peace
Wu. Davis
Geo. Dettmer
Fred Brummer
Louis Stockinger
Thackery
Clinton
Ward
Gottlieb Horstman
Fred Wenning
Henry Norwald
August Norwald
Peter Mang
Resident Travel Notes Highlight Local Movements
George Nickel and John Meyers visited Cincinnati on consecutive days. Louis Kane of Aurora visited Ben Blake here Sunday. George Bessler and Ed Timmermann went to Millhausen on Wednesday. George and Francis Spade of Brookville spent Sunday with George A. Cook. Ed Hancock and wife came from Versailles Tuesday to see relatives. Mrs. Wm Vogel of Greensburg visited her parents, Geo Bessler and wife, Thursday.
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Louis Kane
Aurora
Ben Blake
George and
Francis Spade
Brookville
George A. Cook
Ed Hancock
Versailles
Wm. Vogel
Greensburg
Geo, Bessler
Henry Michael
Indianapolis
Mr. Morris
Wife
Near
Napoleon
Local Notes From Batesville area appear in brief
A digest of visits and travels across Batesville and surrounding towns includes many residents going to Cincinnati and Indianapolis, meetings, entertainments, and local business. Highlights mention Mrs Schorr and daughter, Miss Charity Henderson, and Otto activities. town board approves Thomas Cravens as town attorney with a $50 annual salary and a $10 to $50 fee range per case.
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Thomas Cravens
Batesville
Cravens
Look out for the "black cat" ad in town
Various short notices list names and travels from Oldenburg to Cincinnati. People visit, seek rooms, and discuss local sales and events including a St. Mark's Society box picnic clearing over eighty dollars.
Fatality Prompts Alert On Foley Kidney Cure Rumor
A notice warns of a fatal outcome linked to delaying treatment for Brights disease and diabetes with Foley Kidney Cure. The letter from J Gauck urges early symptoms be taken seriously as a certain remedy is advertised. The piece then recaps a rain-shortened Batesville versus Brookville baseball game with pitching excellence and a heavier Brookville lineup unable to overcome Batesville fielding.
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Foley
Bright
J. Gauck
Hoosier wheat drills at Walsman's and a parade preview
Names of residents traveling to Cincinnati Hamilton Indianapolis Napoleon and Reading point to a busy week. A Labor Day parade forecast notes potential growth if weather holds. A five dollar bill lost between A G Zierer and Frank Walsman is sought. A storm damaged the American factory roof and scattered lining paper.
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A. G. Zierer
Frank Walsman
Ben Meeker
Henry Miller and wife and Randolph Krieger visit Cincinnati
Henry Miller and wife of Mt Etna and Master Randolph Krieger of this place traveled to Cincinnati Tuesday afternoon. They plan to proceed to Carthage to attend the county fair. A marriage notice follows: on Tuesday Aug 14 1800 Louis Schorr of Batesville now Cincinnati weds Miss Mamie Gerolt of Cincinnati.
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Henry Miller
Mt. Etna
Randolph Krieger
Cincinnati
Carthage
Louis Schorr
John Schorr
Batesville
Mamie Gerolt
Katie
Tribune
Batesville Labor Day Parade Planned With Industry Represented
Labor Day is set as a national holiday and observed in Batesville with a street parade featuring every local industry. Work will pause, citizens may join the procession from main streets to the fair grounds, with speeches and amusements planned at night.
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Congress
Governor Mount
Batesville
Fair Grounds
Willi
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Engel’s
Fred Straus
Geo. J. Mehlon
Fred Firsich
George Walter
Suaman
Wm. Menchhofer
George Hillenbrand
H.H. Kramer
August Goyert
Joseph Schroeder
Anderson
L. Greemann
Cincincinnati
Alice Pettit
Anna Stille
John Lehmbuehler
Joseph Cure
Lizzie Fecher
Aug. Fecher
Mt. Auburn
Minglekamp
Henrietta
Hamilton, O
Joe Blank
Oldenburg
Hamilton
Mia
Katie Schloesser
Kirksville, MO
Della Kraus
St. Louis
G.T. Beckett
Schloesser
Boehringer
Main Streets
Fred Schloesser
Batesville Stars
Fairgrounds
Timothy Seed
Waisman’s
Smoke Shorts Pride of
Cuba
Gust Weishoff
Hamburg
John Michel
Tipton
John Schmalz
Spades
Riley Foster
Fairfield
Frank Meyer
Daisy Wolf
Peppertown
Mrs
Amanda Schuneman
Freudenreich
St. Mark’s Church
John Hillenbrand
India
Nick Blank’s
al Turner
Victor Wilker
Wallace College
Berea, O
M. E
Charley Ross
John Ross
Nicholas Cornet
W. J. Bryan
Geo. A Cook
Gottleib Anneweit
Frank Starks
Neil McCallum
Correct
Lincolnville
Mr. Starks
Walter Grow
Danville
New Point
Will
George Stiegelmeyer
Mamie Clostermeyer
Edna Hinnenkamp
H. E. Stowe
Globe Telgraph College
Lexington
del Alt. Adams
Jacob VanKirk
Frank VanKirk
John L. Schuter
Wn. Schroeder
Fred Norwald
Henry Showers
H. Busch
Geo
H. Goyert
Herman Siebert
Steve Vankirk
Henry Wiete
Holzhausen
Geo. Wamsgons
Claude Dorrel
Granville Thackrym
Bargman
John Stroebel
John Johnson
Trahn
Anarer
Herman Wonning
William Goyert
Louis Goyert
George Kessens
Charles Wessler
Wm. Schwier, Jr
George Dettmer
Wm. Greemann
John Hancock
Henry Walsman
Clinton Taylor
Louis Greemann
Wm. St. Clair
Otis Stowe
John Wilker
Louis Ward
Dr. L. Martin
Theodore Schultz
OC. S. Ward
Charles Meyer
George A. Baas
Precinct 3
Wwm
D. Robinson
John Clausen
O. L. Newman
Leo Kirschbaum
Henry Dallman
Henry Kramer
E.C. Timmerman
Henry Beese
Jake Engel
John Beck
William Krieger
O. Lehmkuehler
John H. Wonning
Dolph Moore
George Beck
Henry Greemann
John Bohner
Fred Schrader
Smoke Short
Havana
George Nickel
John Meyers
George Bessler
Ed Timmer- Mann
Millhausen
Diehl
William and
Henry Clostermeyer
A. G. Bischoff
Morris, Ind
Louis Grossman
June Abbott
Bodie Alley
Franklin County
Herman Brumpter
Penntown
Jake Espenscheide
Shelbyville
E. F. Starks
Newpoint
Charity Henderson
Burney
George W. Campbell
John C. Schuneman
Ida Wolfe
Flora and
Emma Newman
Ballstown
Gusta Caswell
Connersville
Morris Wenger
Frank Wilson
Town
Henry
Miss May Lawrence
Mrs. A. Zengel
Charley Hirt
Kleifgen
Anna Wachsman
Fred Wachsman
Laughery Valley Fishing Club
William Schneider
Royal
New York
Royal Baking Powder Co
Schorr
Mr. Roell
Waldron
Boy
Union Furniture Company
William Greemann
Henry Belter
Mr. Warland
Pete Benz
Pete Wagner
Dr. Vincent
Sunman
Fay Flower
John Sager
Fultz and Poole
Walsman’s
George Geis
Gusta
Dora Rennakamp
Flora Geis
Nixey Biltz
Park House
Adolph Cook
Morris
Jake Schumacher
St. Mark’s
Brookvilles
Patesville
Brookville Boys
Batesville Boys
Joe Oser
Hoosier
George Lindenmeyer, Jr
Marion Tille
Bertha Bruns
Minnie Hirt
Fort Wayne
Mrs. Weiss
Cora Blank
Reading
Ohio
Mr. Willer
Mrs. Willer
Frances Drescher
Lizzie Drescher
Toledo
Fred Drescher
Clara Zoschke
H. Schwertfeger
Anna Wachsmann
C.C. Rubel
Milan
John C. Hurlbrink