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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1909

Page

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Batesville Defeats Milan 6 to 2 at Fairgrounds

Silent Bill Ludwig pitched steadily for Batesville allowing four singles and nine strikeouts. Gottschalk pitched well for Milan despite a rough defense with ten errors behind him contributing to the score. Admission 25 and 10 cents. game called at 2 30. Summary lists two base hits Gauck and several sacrifices and steals.

Batesville Milan Fairgrounds Bill’ Ludwig Gottschalk Milan Boys Coney Island Cincinnati Indianapolis Anderson Muncie Marion Gauck Lightner Oelrich H. Johnson Nickel Weigel Withrow Strick Ludwig Hammerle

Milano visitors witness Milan vs Batesville game

A group from Milano attended the Milan versus Batesville game Sunday with Perry Kittle and wife among the guests of Christ Smith and wife. Visitors included Allie Parsons, Charles Wilson, Walter Beer, Frank Thompson of Versailles, and others. Several locals were noted as attending or hosting during the event and surrounding visits.

Milano Milan Batesville Perry Kittle Christ Smith Allie Parsons Charles Wilson Dick Leightner Messrs Abbott and Johnson Chas. Rause Walter Beer Frank Thompson Versailles Mr. Thompson

Real Estate Sale Offers From Timmerman & McCallum Agency

A variety of properties are offered including an 80 acre farm with 15 acres timber and a fine orchard one mile east of Adams church, and a 120 acre farm three miles south of Newpoint priced at 355 per acre. Also listed are 153 acre farms near Smyrna Decatur Co Indiana, a brick dwelling on West street priced 2500, frame houses on George Street and Vine Street, a 24 story brick dwelling on Walout Street for 1580, a 41 acre farm near Batesville priced 2500, and three 50x15 foot lots on Depot street for 40. These include homes, mercantile spaces, and investment properties with various sizes and prices.

Timmerman & McCallum Real Estate Adams Church Newpoint Smyrna Decatur Co Galoun Vine St Elm St Walout St Batesville Depot Street

St Johns Sunday School Picnic At Huntersville Grounds

The St Johns Sunday school picnic will be held at the Huntersville school grounds on Saturday August 28. Activities include bowling alleys baby racks cane racks ball throwing and other contests with ice cream and refreshments in the afternoon and evening. The Eureka Band will provide concerts.

St. John’s Huntersville Eureka

Timmerman & McCallum Real Estate Advert

Real Estate agency promotes farm and town properties for sale or purchase through Timmerman and McCallum. See E. C. Timmerman for terms and contract. Call for selling or buying guidance.

Ice Cream Social At Greemann Hall Promises Community Event

Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts an ice cream social at Greemann hall on Saturday night August 21 inviting the public. Local visits include Arthur Brockman and Arch Buckner from Cincinnati for a day with relatives, joined by Flora Brockman and Nita Buckner.

Order of Eagles Greemann Hall Arthur Brockman Arch Buckner Cincinnati Ernst Brockman Flora Brockman Nita Buckner

Transfer notes outline property moves around Batesville and surrounding townships

A compiled list shows multiple conveyances with buyers and sellers across Brown Johnson Adams Delaware Otter Creek Franklin Washington Milan Shelby and Batesville. Land parcels range from 1 to 81 acres with prices up to 8300 and 5500 dollars.

Geo. A. Cook The Herald Publishing Co Batesville Edward P. Hackney Jason Humphrey Brown Sarah Goens Ww. Lyles Johnson Robert McIntire Chas Gale McIntire Otter Creek Jackson Merle Levy Et al Elia Livingston Franklin Washington Wm. H. Wilson Alto Minnie M. Daniels Milan Henry E. Loyd Henry C. Bergdoll Alice Orr Jas. M. Spencer Joseph Deye Joseph B. Deye Adams Alma McClanahan Walter Carrington

Harvest Home Supper at Cross Roads Church Grounds

St Pauls Lutheran plans a harvest home supper on the church grounds at Cross Roads for the afternoon and night of Thursday August 26 1909. Entertainment includes amusements with supper and soft drinks. Free hay wagon rides depart Schultz's drug store at 3 and 6 30 pm for attendees.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cross Roads Schultz

Local Social Notes Include Funerals and Visits

William Kammeyer and two daughters and Herman Brunning attended the funeral of August Steinford at Adams church Tuesday. Mrs. William Zierer and daughter Clara visited Cincinnati Saturday evening aiming for Hanesville, O. H. FE. Steve and wife went to New Castle Thursday for the infant daughter funeral of C. FE. Diehl and wife. Sheriff Parkes and Surveyor Wright visited from Versailles Friday for business. Oscar Lehmkuehler and wife of Cincinnati were guests of his parents Sunday. John A. Hillenbrand did business in Cincinnati Tuesday. John Meyer did business in Lawrenceburg Wednesday.

Wesley Stockinger and Wife Rushville Ballstown William Kammeyer Herman Brunning August Steinford Adams Church William Zierer Clara Cincinnati Hanesville H. FE. Steve Newcastle C. FE. Diehl Oscar Lehmkuehler Wife

Frederick Kops Dies After Illness at 60

Frederick Kops died at home Thursday night at 9 o clock aged 60 years 9 months and 6 days after years of stomach and liver trouble He was born in Germany November 6 1848 came to America in July 1868 He leaves a wife and son Andrew and other relatives Funeral services were held at the Kops residence by Rev B Arends and the body shipped to Savannah Georgia for burial accompanied by his wife son and two women from New York and Savannah

Frederick Kops Mr. Kops Andrew Germany America Kops B. Arends Spades Savannah Georgia Morgan New York Anna Sulter

Death of Young Man Gussie Steinford in Indianapolis

Aug Steinford, 27, son of John H Steinford of Spades, died at his Indianapolis home after typhoid fever. Post mortem showed immediate cause was appendicitis. Born Dec 7 1881 in Adams Township, he married Zetta Kaiser of Milan, worked with brother Clartes in Indianapolis grocer shop, funeral in Adams Church after remembrances at Steinford home. Rev Hesselman led services. interment followed.

August Steinford John H. Steinford Spades Indianapolis Gussie Steinford Adams Township Zetta Kaiser Milan Clartes Steinford Adams Church Hesselman

Eureka Band Wins Second Prize At Coney Island Contest

The Eureka Band took second prize at the amateur band contest held at Coney Island on Sunday. Lawrenceburg earned first prize and Bessie's Band from Franklin, Ohio secured third. Fifty five tickets were sold from this place to Cincinnati Sunday morning.

Eureka Coney Island Lawrenceburg Bessie Franktin, O Cincinnati

Fire Destroys Joe Motz Blacksmith Shop

Early Friday at 4 20 a m fire alarm woke residents as flames were traced to Joe Motz's blacksmith shop behind his Depot street home. The firemen arrived, saved nearby structures, and only the anvil survived while all smithy tools burned. cause remains unknown.

Joe Motz

Notice to Teachers Examinations Planned January to August

Four examinations will be conducted across January through August for high school undergraduates. Each exam has two divisions on the last Saturdays of specified months. Division one covers Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry, German or Latin, and Physical Geography. Division two covers Physics or Chemistry, Zoology or Botany, and English with American Literature and Rhetoric. The teachers' license exam remains on the last Saturday of May at Versailles. HALE BRapt.

Versailles Hale Brapt

Card of Thanks and Local Notices From Batesville

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to the Batesville Fire Department and citizens for aid after last Friday’s fire. A long list of local names and movements follows, noting visits, departures for Indianapolis, trips to Covington and Augusta, and social calls among residents. A folding key is listed for inquiry, with glass and tin cans at Thie & Von.

Batesville

Perrin Family to Move to Canada for Business

A. A. Perrin and family will relocate to Ontario next week to pursue photography business prospects in a manufacturing town. He left Batesville with no debts and respect, after a dispute with American Furniture Co over negatives owned by the company. settlement occurred in Squire Holzer's court and no seizure of belongings occurred.

A. A. Perrin Canada Perrin Ontario Batesville American Furniture Co Squire Holzer

Lawn Party at Meyer Residence Presented by T. M's

Misses Frances and Lydia Meyer hosted a Thursday night lawn party for a gentlemen’s group. The lawn glow from Japanese lanterns set a festive outdoor mood with light refreshments and various games. The social event ended as a success.

Frances Lydia Meyer T. M’s Meyer

Heartfelt thanks after the death of Charley Hoyer

A grieving widow and children express deep gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during the death and burial of Charley Hoyer. Special thanks are given to Revs Flantz and Holzapfel, pallbearers, and the Sunday School for their services. May God reward you all.

Charley Hoyer Flantz and Holzapfel Ciileren

For Sale 153 Acres Near Smyrna Indiana

Property offers 153 acres in Decatur county near Smyrna with fair improvements and a good orchard. No waste land, level and cleared except six acres. Good neighborhood close to school with telephone and rural mail delivery. Will sell at a bargain if sold soon. GEO W BYERS Greensburg Ind.

Smyrna Decatur County Ind Geo. W. Byers New Phone Greensburg

Land for Lease and Miscellaneous Notices

Land to Lease twenty five or thirty acres of new land for lease on liberal terms to any one wishing to clear Also for sale two work horses Apply to Walter H Fires Spades Ind 8 31 Ed Chrisman of Aurora foreman for Aurora Furniture Co visited for cabinet makers Shelbyville trip and band contest at Coney Island Ill received poor results Miss Edna Jones Metamora returned home with grandmother Mrs Wm Stowe Miss Ida Boerstier Cincinnati sister Mary visited Eureka Band members in Coney Island event For sale one good family horse one trotting colt 83 year old and one steel tire buggy Call on Gus Leichyvt enberg Cross Roads Joe Ditter Charley Jones attended Old Settlers Meeting Philip Schumacher attended Gus Steinford funeral at Adams Church Charles Uonewelir visited relatives Peter Abplanaip Spades business caller in town Tuesday John Wambsgons visited friends in Indianapolis Famous Peninsular Tange at Thie and Vonderheide s

Walter H. Fires Gus Leichyvtenberg Cross Roads

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. C. Town Benz Wintz Wernke Levi Ludwi Milan A.B H P John Stewart A. B Wycoff Aurora Herman Jobst Far West Seattle Schutter’s Corner Shelbyville Geo. A. Kaas Inlaw Edward Santo Minnie Voegele Clara Sands Morris Mike Huckler Penntown Wesley Kramer Maggie Bauman Connersville Mrs. E.feld Covington Thie & Vonderheide’s Real Estate Agency Timmerman & McCallum E. C. Timmerman Ice Cream Social Tillie Bachus Anna Clostermeyeyer City Arthur Schein W. J. Krieger Fred Bauman Gus Steinforth al Cook White Water River George Sieighbaum Ida Hirt A. E. Gringer Urbana, Ill Blank’s Louis Baas Henry Moeller Henry Kruthaupt al P. Cook Chloe Wilson James C. Vinson Franklin Tp Herman Winters Fred W. Winters Harvest Home Supper Henry Blant Norwood Minnie Bornemeier Homestead R. R Blanz George Strasinger St. Paul’s Church William Bruns Ida Katie Kretzmeyer Sunman Lydia Klem Sheriff Parkes Surveyor Wright John A. Hillenbrand John Meyer Fred Kops J. S. Ray Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Mae Moore H. J. Walsman Chas. O. Ebel Mrs. Ebel Charles Edw Rose John Compart Chas. Brockman Carrie Horstman Alma Flora Goyert Brookville Albert Stella Heidt Cora Starks Ferdinand Lindenmeier Dan Foley O. L. Newman Delaware Freda Dollie Rosenmiund Clara Idlewine Thie & Vonderderheide Earl Imel Indianapoli Augusta Jobn Whitehead Schultz Shop Clem Feld, Jr Jos. Luttmiller Covington, Ky Stella Ed Allison James Dowdy Metamora Ida McQueen Dayton, O Dr. Martin Ed Studt Lillian Kennedy Lotta Green Bertha Benz Anna Behlmer Chas. Martin Fred Hienenkamp Ed Chrisman Aurora Furniture Co Edna Jones Otis Stowe Wm. Stowe Joseph Cook Messrs. Durham and Kraft Ida Boerstier Mary Joe Ditter Charley Jones Old Settlers’ Meeting Philip Schumacher Gus Steinford Charles Uonewelir Princeton Peter Abplanaip John Wambsgons
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