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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1903
Page
5
The advertisement promotes a Peninsular kitchen range that promises lower coal bills and punctual meals. It emphasizes the unit runs by itself without needing a licensed engineer and notes a large addition to an existing line of ranges.
A Monday evening celebration gathered about seventy five people from Oldenburg Batesville Spades Haymond and nearby to honor J N Pohlmans 38th birthday. Music by H W Terry and John Reelh provided entertainment before dancing and a late midnight supper.
Susan and Mary Stahiley of Cincinnati visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Frank Volz and daughter Ethel spent the day with sister Mrs G Stegner south of Sunman. Jacob Horning of Shelbyville, formerly a resident, called Saturday. A large Cincinnati-relatives crowd joined the Sunday country excursion. Anna Muller visited friends at Sunman.
Local residents host Cincinnati relatives and visitors from Greensburg Napoleon Batesville and South Fork. Mrs Mollie Allen credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with warding off cholera morbus and bilious colic. Available from G A Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
Town sends representation to Marble Corner for Old Settlers gathering. Ulysses Osborn family visits relatives near Cross Plains. George Buchanan buys Martin Overturf property and will move September first. Young folks attend Rexville preaching. George Higby and wife visit Mrs Overturf here. Canaan circuit last quarterly meeting August nineteenth at Methodist camp west of town. Rob Burton sells property to Hoyser from near Benham. future relocation unknown. Mrs Roy Legget and young son visit from Friendship.
Dan Pohler and family from Cincinnati spent several days with his brothers here last week. John Pohler returned home after working at St Paul this summer and Albert Huber and Henry Pohler visited relatives at St Paul. Henry Baas and Martha Abplanalp joined Penntown gatherings while George Huber and wife visited Newpoint. John and Albert Pohler drove to Whitcomb, Henry Borgerding Jr. of Cincinnati visited home folks Sunday. Albert Huber, previously at Springfield, is spending a few weeks here.
H Hagins of Melbourne Florida says a doctor told him he had consumption and all was lost then a free trial bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption was tried. He claims it saved his life and led to recovery. Baas Schultz druggists guarantee the remedy for throat and lung diseases at three dollars.
Mrs Birdie Osburn and son returned to Olney after a week visiting relatives. Carrie Bauman came home from Cincinnati with sisters Emma and Mrs H Abplanalp and friends. Mrs Reddert and daughter visited Mrs Lew Wittkamper of Sunman. Henry Schomiber and Barbara stopped at Batesville. George Pohler’s dance drew a large crowd. Lula Bauman went back to Cincinnati after weeks with her parents. Mrs Fred Aldendorf drove to Morris. Mrs Lew Wittkamper and mother in law visited Mrs Herman Wittkamper at North Point.
An article claims facial issues come from liver problems and blood quality. It promotes Green's August Flower to purify blood, improve complexion, and relieve constipation biliousness nervousness and insomnia, touting a trial bottle at 25 cents and regular 75 cents at Baas & Schultz's drug store.
Clara Wolfe visited Greensburg Monday. Mrs Bernice Gross of Indianapolis vacations two weeks with Henry Greene and family. George Niemeyer and wife move to Greensburg for a Big Four position. Mary and Mae Greene and Bernice Gross visit Batesville. Local attendance at Middle Branch festival. Kate Lysaght and Miss McHugh return to Indianapolis after visiting with Kate’s sister. Reds lose 11 to 10 to Batesville Juniors in Batesville Sunday. Mrs Ed Starks visits Cincinnati. Katie Brogan shops in Batesville. Four Newpoint girls enjoy a Sand Creek picnic with gentlemen, including games and refreshments. Grant Johnson and son Smith visit Sunday. Gray Taylor visiting. Anthony Jackson of Switzerland county conducts business here. Prof George H Hansell selected principal of local school. graduate of State University and State Normal.
Drummond merchant T A Pinner credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing his dysentery after a short illness. He says no doctor was needed and praises the medicine as the best cholera remedy for all ages. Available from Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
May Copeland of Madison visited Monta Underwood while Mrs. Ira McCoy was sick but is now recovering. Laura Abbott returns from Cincinnati. Theodore Weber and family from New Orleans visit Alice Taylor and J E Taylor. Clyde and Irving McCoy from Sharpsville travel home after two weeks in Osgood and vicinity. Lola and Clara Williams host in North Vernon. Mrs. John Harris from Hagerstown visits her mother Louisa Folsom. R R White family visit Barbersville to see a seriously ill sister. Prof Reiboldt of Moores Hill preaches at the Methodist church. Hattie Platt and brother visit George Tyrrell’s family. A crowd at Crandall's Hall honors Lawrence Irving McCoy of Sharpsville.
Periodical advertisement claims Wine of Cardui cures irregular menses bearing down pains and other female weakness. It asserts headaches signal weakness and urges discouraged readers to try the remedy, offering a one dollar bottle today.
REXVILO ER. BL. Vawter has returned home from Terre Haute. Mrs. Wm. Hinds was quite sick last T. N. Meyers attended the funeral of John Glauber at New Marion last George Humphrey and family visited Dennis Beach's last Monday. T. S. Vawter was at Dupont last Tuesday. Joe Hyatt and wife were welcome visitors here last Tuesday. Holiness services at the M. E. church Sunday night were well attended. Robert Scott and wife of Moorefield spent Thursday night with their uncle Dennis Beach and wife. Grace Orem has gone to Switzerland county to spend time with her brother C. V. L. Orem.
Residents and visitors from Batesville Indianapolis Morris and Cincinnati traveled to nearby towns this weekend. Several marriages were announced at the church while others enjoyed family visits and social gatherings.
Ida Burroughs of Dillsboro visited sister Mrs Moses Lipperd last week. Rev Dame preached here last Saturday and Sunday. Albert May and family from Versailles visited relatives Sunday. Henry Osborne and others attended the Lawrenceburg fair. Frank Fischer and son Clint of Cincinnati visiting relatives. Various residents attended Lawrenceburg and Batesville gatherings and sales. BoRN to Louis Freyer and wife a boy. Several residents moved or planned moves to Greensburg Moores Hill. Municipal repairs on the V and D pike by Henry Dilla. continuous social and family visits noted through week.
An advertisement contrasts two people one pale and one rosy and credits Dr King's New Life Pills with sustaining health. It urges gentle activation of lazy organs for better digestion and relief from constipation and notes a price of 25 cents at Baas & Schultz's.
DMITADT John Anderson of Franklin appeared in town Wednesday Emma Hurlbrink returned from Cincinnati Monday Capt John W Hamilton once confined to his room for weeks is very low Anisa Munger and family of Delaware moved into the Waldron property in the south part of town Mrs Jane Van Syhoe and Mrs Em Lusk and son of Manchester were guests of C C Ruble and wife Saturday night Old soldiers attended the reunion at The Universalists ministers present included Revs Marion Crosby H L F Gillispie and W S Bacon Ayres Sermon at 10 30 am followed by a basket dinner in the grove Among visitors from Manchester Mrs Jane Van Syhoe Lusk and family Jasper and Ross and daughter Myrtle Ben Manley and wife Jos Perry and wife James Vaughn of Manchester Mrs Theresa Young of Ingalls and Mrs Ines Heath and friend of Kentucky Maude and Rose Ruble spent Sunday at Chesterville Col J E Stites left for Washington DC Saturday Secretary Root began a trust busting action against Merchants Bridge in St Louis for alleged consolidation with Had Bridge and monopoly guidance
Readers are urged that Boschee's German Syrup is the only current cure for consumption and related coughs. It contains tar and gum extracts touted by medical congresses for relief and aims to ease nocturnal rest and morning coughing. The product promises free morning expectoration and lasting relief, sold in small and regular bottles at Baas and Schultz's.
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