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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
5
Sunman community pages list funeral for Peter Langworth of Milan with Civil War veteran status. Visitors include Verna Osting of Greensburg and Kate Grossklaus of Indianapolis. Barn loss reported as Wm Redemacher’s barn and granary burned near town with crops inside. Residents attend Greensburg show and Adventist tent meetings.
The contractor arrived Monday from Lawrenceburg and plans to finish the W. and D. Pike to the Dearborn county line. Residents and visitors include Mrs Laura Purcell of Lawrenceburg Mrs Sarah Mendal of Seymour and Mrs Grant Johnson of Meridian Miss guests here. Thos C Parkes attended the Lawrenceburg fair Saturday and Wm Selke of Dearborn Co spent Sunday with his wife here. Mrs Selke is in poor health. Wm McKittrick bought the P R Lostutter farm and will move here soon. Dell Parkes of Conn called on friends Monday. A J Schuman returned Tuesday from Cincinnati. John Kelsey and family host relatives from Columbus and Cincinnati.
John Kemp of East Otsfield Maine advises using Bucklen's Arnica Salve to relieve chilblains and a variety of skin ailments. The salve is claimed to cure fever sores ulcers piles burns wounds frost bites and other skin diseases. Available for 25 cents at Baas and Schuitz's.
Spades John Schmalz and wife visited Indianapolis for a few weeks to see relatives. Raymond Bauman from Cincinnati stayed with Frank Meister and family. W. H. Fitch and relatives hosted guests from Indianapolis weekend. Several others attended events in Greensburg and Newpoint while Albert Abplanalp returned from Atlanta to home.
A Mississippi mother reports three doctors failed to help her sick child until Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used. The remedy led to rapid improvement and the child recovered fully. Sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville and Bigney & Co Sunman.
George Baho and wife and cousins of Cincinnati visited Fred Siebert and family Sunday. Mrs Krusie and daughter of Napoleon called on Fred Wenning and family last week. Fred Kops left for Indianapolis Tuesday. John Gunter and family of Batesville and Fred Gunter and grandchildren and Gus Gunter and family of Napoleon visited Gotlieb Peetz and family Sunday. Mrs Albing visiting relatives at New Salem this week. Laura Groves and daughter and friend of Indianapolis visited her mother and uncle here Sunday. Misses Dora and Emma Dieckmann spent last week with Miss Sophia Ahring.
Ballstown notes state Emory Annewehr and Edna Beck of Batesville stayed with William and Bertha Stockinger Tuesday. Herman Lutman threshing Thursday. Bertha Fichacker visiting Lawrenceville for a few days. John Hoyer and family with William Stuckinger attended Batesville church Sunday. Erost Norwold and family went to Cincinnati Saturday to visit relatives. Elmer Crowell and Batesville family with John Bultman over weekend. Minnie Klein of Indianapolis visiting Ballstown. Dance at John Bultman’s Saturday drew a large crowd. Herman Compart of Indianapolis stayed with locals last week.
J. H. Seitz of Detroit Michigan reports the tablets restored appetite impaired digestion relieved bloated feeling and produced a pleasant satisfactory bowel movement. Price 25 cents. Samples free offered by Baas and Schultz Batesville and Ipney and Co Sunman.
A Rexville camp meeting drew a large crowd Sunday. Local residents Ruth and Alberta Ramignone and Fannie Skeen visited Rexville. W D Robinson and wife attended the Madison chautauqua. Mrs J K Austin and Mrs Fred Wagner called on Wm Raper east of town. Will Austin returned from Columbus. Mrs Calvin Skeen left for Indianapolis and Montpelier. Miss Roetta Hughes visiting sister Mrs S Brown. Nicholas Cornet of Lawrenceburg did business here. Margret Austin in Cincinnati this week. Roy Hinchman and wife of Vernon visiting J A Hunter family. Miss Eva Wise returned from Elrod. Hay-ride to Osgood entertained youths. Mrs Grant Johnson and son Rowena of Meridian, Miss visiting W E Crandall. Charles Bryant and wife returned from Kelloy, Iowa. Bert Raffignone and Fannie Skeen shopped in Osgood. Marriage licenses issued to Henry F Smith and Ida Wagner of Napoleon.
Morris and family enjoy a vacation at Monroe Cave Kentucky then plan a Chicago visit to relatives. Mrs J T Ratcliff visits friends in Cincinnati. Frances Kiefer of Cincinnati visits home folks this week. John Moorman from Batesville visits Jos Harvey. Chas Ronnebaum from Haymond travels to Greensburg. Reifel family from Haymond visit here. Henry Schumacher and wife from Batesville spend Sunday with parents. Clara and Emma Walsman visit Batesville. James Collins family of Bellone and Mrs Kalk of Ogden, Utah visit Gus Volz. Ed Giowka of Cincinnati visits relatives here. Clara Sand returns from Cincinnati. Carrie Harvey and Mrs Rober with daughters Tillie and Mary spend Thursday at Oldenburg.
Patient’s wife tried various remedies for eczema then Chamberlains Salve, which proved better than prior treatments. Available from Baas & Schultz in Batesville and Bigney & Co in Sunman.
OSGOOD reports Rev Wagner conducting a sequence of meetings at the local Baptist church. The town sees visitors and residents moving between Cincinnati Indianapolis Rushville Holton Storrs North Vernon and Chicago as relatives and friends visit. Several locals plan moves or trips including Orla Laferry and wife to Indianapolis and Mrs J M McCoy heading west with family to start a store venture.
Creditors heirs and legatees of Charlotte Godker deceased are notified to appear in Ripley Circuit Court Versailles Indiana on September 2 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Edward C Timmerm an Executor August 5 1907 Thos B Cravens Atty.
A Kershaw business leader C O Floyd recounts a eleven year recovery from consumption after six months on Dr King's New Discovery. He says cough and lung trouble vanished and weight recovered from 135 to 170 pounds. Thousands are healed yearly. Guaranteed at Baas & Schultz's drug store. 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
KROME & Co advertises Batesville four for the same price as cheaper flour grades urging customers to compare prices and buy now. The note emphasizes value and unit pricing.
M J Stabley and wife came back from Cincinnati last Thursday. Miss Susan Stabley returned to Cincinnati Sunday after visiting. Miss Ruby Sunman accompanied by Mrs. Wm Ferris and Miss Rose Windmiller left Sunman. Choir and church fair guests joined in a Sunday gathering at New Alsace. Mrs. Frank Volz and daughters Eth el and Velma with Miss Circe Stegner and Mrs. Weston Thomas spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Margaret and Mary Rhonk and Wm Abplanalp spent Sunday in Weisburg. A music recital at Miss Ruby Sunman’s home featured Miss Kate Shatheiser and Miss Windmiller with a dainty repast.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a brief item on bargains and sales with unclear details. The readable parts suggest a community notice promoting discounted goods and potential weekend offers. No firm names or dates were legible.
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