Labor Day dance teased in Sunman community notice
Local items record Monday Labor Day dance at St Clair Batesville and numerous social visits. Calls by James H Connelley and others. many residents attend fairs weddings and family reunions.
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
5
Local items record Monday Labor Day dance at St Clair Batesville and numerous social visits. Calls by James H Connelley and others. many residents attend fairs weddings and family reunions.
Community notices report Spades attend the Labor Day dance at Mr Clair's in Batesville with two bands. Several residents visit relatives in Cincinnati and Indianapolis. A large Republican delegation from Batesville attends the Versailles convention. Local people travel for work, visits, and banking business is noted at Farmers' National Bank Sunman.
Martin Boyd of Henrietta Kentucky suffered twenty years with granulized sore eyes. A gentleman urged Charmeberlain's Salve. after one box about two thirds used, the eyes are clear. The salve is sold by Baas Schultz, 3ateville, Bigney & Co., Sunman.
Mrs. Fred Wenning and son Ralph returned from a week with relatives in Seymour. Miss Lillian Bush of Cincinnati vacations here. Mrs. John Norwold and Marie Beck of Swelenburg visit relatives. Miss Sophia Meyer of Cincinnati stays with home folks. Mrs. Henry Kiostermeyer and Mrs. Henrietta Abring visit Mrs. Henry Miller near Newpoint. Mrs. Laura Groves and children of Indianapolis, Stev Freudenreich of Smyrna, and Mrs. Fred Hadler of Newpoint call on red Beck and sister hare Friday. Misses Belle Mails and Stella Thornton of Cincinnati visited Fred Beck here last Sunday.
John H Zrele of Philippi West Virginia reports his father long troubled by diarrhoea found relief after using Chaim Lorlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised in the Phingun Republican. One bottle cured him and he has remained well for eighteen months though sixty years old. Sold by Kaas Schulte Zatesville Ligney Co Sunmiin.
Local social notes list various visits and guests around Napoleon and Greensburg. People from Cincinnati Benham Muncie Terre Haute Greensburg Indianapolis and Wkokome are mentioned with itineraries and family visits during the period. Milton Jverner tours Niagara Falls for ten days.
Labor Day events planned at St Clair's Batesville with dancing priced at 25 cents. News notes report births and visits including a daughter born to Lewis Kirchhoff and wife on August 14, and travels of Emma Kramer to Indianapolis to stay with Charles Denker and family. Ed Motz and family from Matesville visited Andrew Meister and wife. Chris Scherling and wife visited Otto Nickel in Indianapolis. Herman Hueneke bought a two year old horse from Jake Messang for 165 dollars. Word reached that a little son arrived at the home of Charles Denker and wife in Indianapolis. Mrs. Denker is formerly Clara Mang daughter of Commissioner Henry Mang and wife.
Morris community notes reveal a Labor Day dance at St Clair's in Batesville on Monday September 7. Local clubs played outings with junior and Morris amateurs facing defeat 20 to 2 and 4 to 6 in recent games.
Mr Edward K Fleary of United States Express Co Chicago credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing chronic diarrhoea affecting trains and soldiers. He notes use since first dose stopped attacks and claims success for others. Sold by Baas Schultz Hatesville Bigney Co Sunman.
Social happenings across Sunman Batesville and nearby towns include visits by Miss Versatbu es and Miss Edythe Wetzler. Dr. G T Beckett’s family hosting guests. Republican convention attendance. dinners with local families. Florence Rossi visiting Terre Haute. camp meeting participants near Lincolnville. and residents traveling to Greensburg Miln and to Milnn for ill relatives. Resignations noted include Philip Brunner stepping down as Justice of the Peace.
Oldenburg hosts a Labor Day dance under new gas lights at St. Clair’s Batesville with meals for 25 cents. Residents and visitors such as Miss Mary Snider, Leonard Blank, Miss Anna MorVlain, and others travel to Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Indianapolis and Batesville for visits and events across the week.
Mr A Robinson of Drumgumn Ontario credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best medicine he ever used for indigestion. The ad urges a trial for indigestion or constipation, notes ease of taking and pleasant effect, and lists price 25 cents with free samples at local stores.
Marion collected 11000 dollars in liquor licenses last year while policing costs reached 16000 dollars. The city criticizes saloons as drains on public wealth and warns of financial strain from enforcement.
Mrs. Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Ind reports a severe cough left her bedridden until she tried Dr Kings New Discovery. Four one dollar bottles cured her cough and restored health as advertised by Baas & Schultz with a 5c trial bottle offered.
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