Spades Visit Highlights Cincinnati Ties In Town
Cincinnati drummers Harry Lattkamp and Harry Greves called on customers here Monday. Emma Meyer returned from Cincinnati to visit relatives for several weeks. John Behr of Indianapolis visited Sunday. Clara and Cora Wiesehan and Clif ford Wright of Weisburg visited A Franke's Sunday. William Cors and family entertained Cincinnati relatives. Lillie Nagle returned to Cincinnati after visiting here. William Timke and Dr Buell attended the excursion to Cincinnati Sunday. Shird Osburn traveled to Columbus on business last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lattkamp
Harry Greves
Cincinnati
Emma Meyer
John Behr
Indianapolis
Clara
Cora Wiesehan
Clifford Wright
Weisburg
A. Franke
William Cors
Lillie Nagle
William Timke
Dr. Buell
Shird Osburn
Columbus
Would Quickly Cure Headaches with New Life Pills
The ad claims Dr. King's New Life Pills relieve sick and nervous headaches by cleansing blood and strengthening nerves. It promises easy intake, a 25 cent price, and a money back guarantee if not cured, with sale by G. A. Baas, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Social notes from Sunman and nearby towns
Mr. Smith of Sunman was in our midst last week buying timber. Samuel Garrison and Mr. Swarth of Brookville visited the Garrison parents last Wednesday and Thursday. Albert Huber left for Fayette County after a week with home folks. James Garrison and wife visited their son in St Paul last Wednesday. Martha Abplanalp and family with Frank Gahn of Cumminsville spent Friday evening with Charles Abplanalp at North Point. Joseph Stahley and brother of Penntown repaired a local telephone line last week. Henry Kroenke and Henry Wittkamper of Sharp's Corner were guests of Herman Wittkamper and family last Tuesday night. Several residents attended a party at H Wickemeyer’s Saturday night. Frank Gahn, after a health visit, returned home to Cumminsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Sunman
Samuel Garrison
Mr. Swarth
Brookville
Albert Huber
Fayette Co
James Garrison
St. Paul
Martha Abplanalp
Frank Gahn
Cumminsville
Charles Abplanalp
North Point
Joseph Stahley
Arnica Salve Praised By Frontline Officers
Twenty nine officers and men write from the front praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds sore feet and stiff joints. It also helps skin eruptions and piles. 25 cent box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by G A Baas druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A. Baas
Pleasant Pare Herman Dieckman and Sister Visit Greensburg
Herman Dieckman and sister Mrs Ahring visited Greensburg Tuesday. Willi Huber and wife of Smiths Crossing visited George Hartig and family. A local dance at Harry Borchetts Saturday night drew many young folks. George Hartig and son Thomas toured Greensburg Saturday. Adam Hoffman and family from Greensburg visited Herman Dieckman and sisters Monday. Lou and Sophia Ahring visited relatives at North Crossing Wednesday. Bertha Norwald of Napoleon visits grandparents this week. Friends gathered Tuesday night to celebrate Fred Becks birthday with dancing and late departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Dieckman
Mrs. Ahring
Greensburg
Willi Huber
Smith’s Crossing
George Hartig
Harry Borchett
Thomas
Adam Hoffman
Bernece
Myrtle
Herman Dickman
Lou
Sophia Ahring
North Crossing
Bertha Norwald
Napoleon
Fred Beck
Advertising a Headache Remedy for 25 Cents
An advertising blurb promotes a headache remedy called They make pure up you health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents. Money back is not cured. Sold by G. A. Baas.
Adams Church Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr Coole and family of Cincinnati are visiting Wm Drockleman and family. Dr Neuforth of Sunman was in the neighborhood Monday. C Stolz visited Batesville last week. Lula Bernhard is sick. Schutte hauled cross ties. Mrs Huber and sons visited John Menchhofer and family. Flora Menchhofer is ill. Dr Ratcliff attended her. Grandpa Statlander Vogel and wife and Louis Bohlke’s son is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Coole
Cincinnati
Wm. Drockleman
Dr. Neuforth
Sunman
C. Stolz
Batesville
Little Lula
Wm. Bernhard
Schutte
Huber
Morris
Wagner
Kansas
John Menchhofer
Brunning
Misses Schutte
John Schutte, Jr
Flora Menchhofer
J.T. Ratcliff
Grandpa
Grandma Statlander Vogel
Louis Bohlke
Local Milan Visit Highlights Sunday Afternoon Social
Messrs John Voege and Henry Voege with Eddie Brandt visited Milan friends Flora and Margaret Menchhofer along with Emma Voege and Anna Vogel for a Sunday afternoon and evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Henry Voege
Eddie Brandt
Milan
Emma Voege
Anna Vogel
Flora
Margaret Menchhofer
Timely advice saves two lives with New Discovery
Mrs G Long of New Straitsville Ohio suffered nightly coughs despite remedies and doctors. After using Dr King s New Discovery one bottle cured her cough and a severe pneumonia attack in her husband. The ad claims it cures throat troubles and offers trial bottles free at G A Baas drugstore with prices five cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Baas
Local Visitors and Farm Trades Reported
SHARPS CORNER notes show Chas Schomber of Oak Forest passing through en route to Rush county. Herman Wittkamper and family of North Point visited his mother. Alvina Aldendorf returned to Cincinnati after weeks with relatives. Mrs. Henry Schomber visited sister Katie Osburn. A G Osburn of Pipe Creek spent Saturday here. Supervisor Siefert appeared Saturday. T W Sunman of Spades visited C M Osburn. Farmers toured Morris to view a new corn harvester. Dance at Henry Wickemeyer's drew many. Attendees also visited Hesse sale Wednesday. C M Osburn and son Walter hauled oats to Morris Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Schomber
Oak Forest
Rush County
Herman Wittkamper
North Point
Alvina Aldendorf
Cincinnati
Henry Schomber
Katie Osburn
A. G. Osburn
Pipe Creek
Siefert
T. W. Sunman
C. M. Osburn
Morris
Henry Wickemeyer
H. Hesse
C. M. Osburn and Son
Walter
August Flower hailed by professor as universal remedy
Professor Houton notes in ten years of world travel he has met many users of Green's August Flower for dyspepsia and liver issues. He says it helps tourists and workers with headaches from irregular habits, with no harm from regular use. Sample bottles are free at Baas' drug store and it is sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Houton
Baas
Local People Attend Picnic and Visit Cedar Grove
Peter Wipple and two daughters Josephine and Maggie of Cedar Grove spent Saturday afternoon with folks here and at Wes ternman’s grove. Fred Baas transacted business at Sunman Saturday. John and Frank Fussner of St Peters visited Sunman and Stahley’s. Fred Landrup spent Sunday evening with William Renermeyer. Clara Huber visited Sunman folks Thursday. Henry Dyx and family from Illinois visit Erfmann’s and relatives. A Sunday storm caused damage to buckwheat and sugar cane in the area. M J Stahley and family are mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wipple
Josephine
Maggie
Cedar Grove
Westerman’s Grove
Fred Baas
Sunman
John
Frank Fussner
St. Peters
Stahley’s
Fred Landrup
William Renermeyer
Clara Huber
Henry Dyx
Illinois
Henry Erfmann
M. J. Stahley
Local News Sketched From Wright's Corner and Nearby Areas
Sunday visitors included Jacob Miller at Wright's Corner and a stop in Lawrenceburg. Monday saw B. Trautman on berg business. Dr. Birchfield and wife from Sunman enjoyed a Saturday drive. An advertisement touts Littell's Liquid Sulphur Ointment as a safe, odor free treatment for skin issues and after shaving care sold by G. A. aas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Wright’s Corner
Jacob Miller
Lawrenceburg
B. Trautman
Berg
Dr. Birchfield
Sunman
Littell
G. A. Aas
Warm Saturday marks season’s peak in Rexville notes
Local notes report last Saturday as the warmest day of the season. Visitors include John Bryant and family. Everett Austin and Vina Alfrey visit Dennis Beach’s. Various residents attend church, travels to Versailles, Kokomo, and Rexville communal life amid rumors of preaching disappointments. John Gordon recovers from injuries inflicted by Ira Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bryant
Everett Austin
Vina Alfrey
Versailles
Dennis Beach
Land
Wagonner
Kokomo
Mahala Hyatt
Nettie Horton
Berna
Norman Benham
Grace Benham
Ella Orem
Fannie Morris
Randal Easter
Jerman
Rexville
Story of a Slave Freed by Electric Bitters
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan describes a woman bound by disease for years who is freed after using Electric Bitters. He claims the tonic cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness and offers the remedy at 50 cents per bottle guaranteed by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
G. A. Baas
Local notes from Cross Plains and area week
Sunday rain finishes corn growth. Nominated for supervisors at last Saturday’s convention: George West Ad Copeland Henry Fishfight Jessie Whitaker. Anecdotes of visits and a two thousand turnout at Old Settler gathering. A mother from Liberty Rhode Island praises Chamberlains remedy saving her daughter’s life. Sold by local firms in Batesville Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Licking
George West
Ad Copeland
Henry Fishfight
Jessie Whitaker
Old Settler’s
Chittenden’s Grove
Mr. Smith
Enterprise
Miss Smith
Madison
Ed Smith
Chamberlain
Geo. F. Burdick
Liberty, R. I
John Gauck
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Local Notes from Osgood and Vicinity
Mesdames Jas. and Nicholas Dorrell of Nebraska were guests of T J Conover Sunday. Rumor says Walter Bailey will be home from Jeffersonville on parole soon for taking bicycles in Indianapolis. A son of Davis Eberwein of Zenas was interred in Hopewell cemetery Monday. A large crowd attended Hon C E Steele s sale Thursday with livestock selling strongly. Sunday School next Sunday at 9 30 a m. Born to Robert Neel and wife near May s Defeat on Friday a girl. Frank Lauber left home Wednesday unknown to family then wrote he was working on the railroad at Dillsboro. Scott McNew and wife and sons Dora and Charles visited Wm Raburn family Sunday. Z T Ralstin and wife visited Chas Moore family Sunday. Matle Tucker returned from Terre Haute where he had been attending school and will live at Osgood. A fine shower and wind noted Sunday. Myrtle Taylor with J Bostic visited Ira McMind s. Several from here attended the Republican convention at Holton Saturday. Richard Burton nominated for supervisor of road district No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Jas
Nicholas Dorrell
Nebraska
T.J. Conover
Walter Bailey
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
Davis Eberwein
Zenas
Hopewell
Hon. C. E. Steele
Robert Neel
May
Frank Lauber
Dillsboro
Scott McNew
Dora
Charles
Wm. Raburn
Z. T. Ralstin
Chas. Moore
Matle Tucker
Terre Haute
Osgood
Myrtle Taylor
J. Bostic
Ira McMind
Holton
Richard Burton
What Helped Against Whooping Cough
Mrs. O. E. Dutton of Danville Illinois says her two children had whooping cough. She used Foley's Honey and Tar and a 50 cent bottle provided relief and saved a doctor's bill. J Gauck reports the testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Duttons
Danville
Ill
J. Gauck
Versailles Court to convene two weeks from Monday
The Versailles Court will convene two weeks from next Monday. Local residents reported various happenings around town including visits from out of town relatives and ongoing community events.
Court House News New Cases and Foreclosures
Connelley Edward Meyers vs Chris Hinners on note. Willson John L Worthington vs B. and O. Railroad Company foreclosure. Connelley James M Spencer vs Sarah McClure on account. Clara Taylor vs John Taylor divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connelley
Edward Meyers
Chris Hinners
Willson
John L. Worthington
B. & O. S W. Railroad Company
James M. Spencer
Sarah McClure
Clara Taylor
John Taylor
Local Matchings and Estates Noted in County Notices
Garfield Cottingham 20 of Moore's Hill weds Mary Kritzger 19 of Milan. Lon Howard 24 of Pierceville weds May Ruble 23 of Pierceville. Mariah Wachman named executrix of Henry Wachsman Batesville estate. Catherine Mund last will probated Monday with all property left to her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Cottingham
Moore's Hill
Mary Kritzger
Milan
Lon Howard
Pierceville
May Ruble
Mariah Wachman
Henry Wachsman
Batesville
Catherine Mund
Local residents make short trips and attend events
Lew Davidson of Laurel and Eli Warner of Jimmy's Run visited Monday. Several young men left town to seek work. Peterman went to Indianapolis for Bryan notification. Capt Geo Kimbal and daughter Pearl drove to Brookville and back. Pioneer picnic at White Water Park drew attendees including Mrs Wiley and Mrs India Francis. Various residents made trips to Brookville Indianapolis Cincinnati Columbus and Chesterfield. Weddings and social visits noted along with meals at Kilburns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew. Davidson
Laurel
Eli Warner
Jimmy
Henry C. Peterman
Indianapolis
Bryan
Geo. Kimbal
Pearl
Brookville
Harriet Wiley
India Francis
White Water Park
Ellis Martindale
Claude Shaffer
James
Amanda Alley
John Alley
Maud Sherwood
Cincinnati
Squire Gustin
Andersonville
Adda Holmes
Frank Watkins
Red Bank
Local social notes from a weekend gathering and travels
Residents and visitors share weekly movements. ae O arrived to stay with sister Mrs Otis Murray then left for home. John Wolfe of Peppertown visited his best girl. Thos Clark and wife visited son Ross and his wife. Ed Marshal and Guy Kelson from Andersonville enjoyed dinner at Kilburns. Riley Foster and George Bowman left for Cincinnati to join the U S Army. Mrs India Hutchins left for Brookville. Rev J L Brown and wife attended camp meeting in Laurel. Miss Helen Montgomery from Covington arrived for a visit. Chess Martindale and wife with son came from Connersville. he sprained an ankle at work. John Alley and Mrs Woesner wed at Hotel de Grimme Sunday night. Harry Martindale secured work in Connersville. family to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae O
Hriday
Otis Murray
John Wolfe
Peppertown
Thos, Clark
Duck Creek
Ross
Ed Marshal
Guy Kelson
Andersonville
Kilburn
Riley Foster
George Bowman
Cincinnati
U. S. Army
India Hutchins
Williams
Brookville
J. L. Brown
Laurel
Helen Montgomery
Covington
C. C. Kilburn
Chess Martindale
Connersville
Martindale
John Alley
Woesner
Hotel de Grimme
Squire Austin
Harry Martindale
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Penn Tow
RES Vo
Cross Plains
F. M. Thompson
North Vernon
Wm. Grether
Sylvester
Deputy
Wilson
Todianapolis
Ira Land
Theo
Weber
New Orleans
Teacher’s County Institute
Denver Lane
James May
Attorney Wilson
Walter Shoman
Clyde Kenan
Blue Ridge
Athol Neill
Jacob Kissel
Carrie
Louisville
Aliie Day
Roy Harding
St.Nicholas Hotel
Her Hughes
Titusville
Webb
Edgar White
Muncie
M. E
Rev. White
Presbyterian Church
Court House News
Bright
Holtin
Dr. Hostin
E Hostin Chemical CO
Maiden Lane
N. F
Maley, Thompson & Moffett
Ohio
Batesville, Ind
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