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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1900

Page

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Congress Governor Mount Batesville Fair Grounds Willi

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. G SH. B Charles J.roll 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
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