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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1900

Page

7

Sylvester Schneider Visits Penn Town on Sunday

Sylvester Schneider visited Penn Town Sunday evening. The Cincinnati to Batesville excursion drew many locals. John F. Stahley of Cincinnati spent Sunday with home folks. Louis Erfman wife and Jacob Miller wife and child from Wrights Corner were at Andrew Miller's Sunday. Mr. Bordgin and wife traveled to Sunman on business Thursday. Dr. E B Vincent of Indianapolis was in the area last week.

Sylvester Schneider Penntown Cincinnati Batesville John F. Stahley Queen City Louis Erfman Jacob Miller Wright’s Corner Andrew Miller Mr. Bordgin Sunman E. B. Vincent Indianapolis

That Shredbing Headache Pills Claim Cure

Advertises Dr. King's New Life Pills as a universal cure for headaches. Promises pure blood and strong nerves, easy to take, and a money back guarantee. Sold by G. A. Baas, druggist with price 230.

Dr. King G. A. Baas

Cross Plains Announces August Meetings And Lectures

The town schedules a quarterly meeting at a local place next Sunday August 26 led by Rev C W Lee. Rain filled last week. Democrats nominated Wm Schulenberg Jr for Trustee Seph Sparks for Assessor H Landwehr Henry Downey James Paugh and Geo Wortman for Supervisors. Rev W Lee to give The Funny Side of a Soldier's Life at the M E church next Saturday night August 25 with an open invitation to all.

C. W. Lee Democrats Wm. Schulenberg, Jr Seph Sparks H. Landwehr Henry Downey James Paugh Geog. Wortman W. Lee M. E

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Frontline Officers

Twenty nine officers and men report Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals scratches bruises cuts wounds and sore feet. It also treats skin eruptions and piles with a guaranteed cure. Sold by G A Baas druggist in a 25 cent box.

G.A. Baas

Adams Church Picnic Attendance and Nearby Visitors

Warm weather surrounds Adams Church festivities as neighbors attend a picnic at Finke's church. Local residents Fred Bergman Jr and John Pohlman visit Sunman and Morris respectively. George and Harry Cook travel from Greensburg to see uncles Henry and William Cook, then head to Batesville to visit John Cook and wife. John Bergman’s friends plan a Friday evening surprise.

Finke’s Fred Bergman, Jr Sunman John Cook Charles Henry Johan Menchhofer John Bergman John Pohlman Morris George Harry Cook Greensburg Henry William Cook Batesville

Whooping Cough Relief Praised By Danville Reader

Mrs. O E Duttons of Danville Til says Foley's Honey and Tar gave relief for her two children with whooping cough. She used a 50 cent bottle and avoided a doctor’s bill. J Gauck endorses the product.

Spades Team Beats North Branch in Sunday Game

Spades defeated North Branch 42 to 39 on Sunday as local town activity included visits from Cincinnati relatives and a pair of political party conventions. Notables include Mrs Ed Reibel and families visiting, and Barbara Schmalz visiting Indianapolis.

Throbbing Headache Cure Offered at 25 Cents

Advertisement notes a product for nervous headaches claimed to relieve pain easily. It promises money back if not cured and is sold by G. A. Baas for a quarter.

Shlarps Corn He Lizzie Merk to Teach School Again

Community notes mention Lizzie Merk returning to teach at the school term. C M Osburn attended a Republican convention at Spades Sunday. Mrs Osburn and son Walter attended services at Penntown Sunday. Chas Aldendorf took a Cincinnati bicycle trip last week. John Galle appears cheerful amid local chatter. Grandma Beihl is quite poorly. H R Osburn spent Sunday at Pipe Creek. A number of townspeople were at John Pohler's event recently.

C. M. Osburn Spades Grandma Beihl H. R. Osburn Pipe Creek John Galle Chas. Aldendorf Cincinnati

Local travelers noted in Greensburg and area

Geo Osburn visited Greensburg on Monday. Mr Abplanalp of Pipe Creek passed through town that day. Lewis Wittkamper and his mother called on his brother Herman at North Point Friday evening. H Updike of Batesville passed through en route to St Marys Peppertown and other points.

Geo. Osburn Greensburg Mr.Abplanalp Pipe Creek Lewis Wittkamper Herman North Point H. Updike Batesville St. Mary’s Peppertown

Story of a Slave and a Husband’s Recovery Tale

Manchester Michigan resident George D Williams recounts the freeing effects of Electric Bitters on his wife who had been bedridden for five years. The tonic is praised as a cure for female ailments nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness with a 50 cent price and guarantee.

George D. Williams Manchester Mich G. A. Baas

Return of Mollie Moore and social notes

Mollie Moore came home to Batesville Sunday after a summer with relatives. Charley Hollenesbee of Westport visited friends locally Sunday. Local youths attended a dance at Ed Tapmeyer’s near Smyrna Saturday night. Ida Hoff Lillie Hoff and Bess Moody attended Greensburg institute last week. Lizzie Keart returned to Cincinnati after summer with her mother. Prof. Curtis Bland visits Ripley county this week. Mary Green saw friends near Westport and at the old settlers’ meeting. Ollie Grow wheeled to Mechanicsburg Sunday. Ella Walker returns from Indianapolis to visit her parents. Harold and Carl Wolfe visit Ballstown with Mrs. Wolfe. Jessie Marlin is in Batesville with her sister Mrs. J C Snedaker.

Mollie Moore Batesville Charley Hollenesbee Westport Ed Tapmeyer Smyrna Ida Lillie Hoff Bess Moody Greensburg Lizzie Keart Cincinnati Curtis Bland Ripley County Friends Mary Green Friends Old Settlers Ollie Grow Mechanicsburg Ella Walker Indianapolis Fred Wolfe Harold and Carl Ballstown Jessie Marlin J. C. Snedaker

Green's August Flower Reported by World Traveler

Professor Houton notes a decade of global use of Green's August Flower for dyspepsia liver and stomach disorders and constipation. He says it helps travelers and office workers with headaches and irregular habits and praises its safety. Free samples at Baas' drug store and availability from dealers worldwide.

Prof. Houton Baas

Community Gatherings And Political Delegates In Dearborn County

William Lathrop and family visited Henry Pressie in Cincinnati on Sunday. A large turnout attended John Pohler's party Saturday with many from here reporting a good time. Mrs. Kate Pressie returned to Cincinnati after a month with the Kneer family. Christ Rohlfing of Cincinnati stayed with Lou Armbrecht in Batesville. Local showers improved late corn growth. G. W. Bower attended the Connersville association on Wednesday. Dearborn County Republicans met Thursday to choose delegates for the county convention held at Lawrence on August 18. F. B. Alden and sister visited Manchester earlier this week. Several from here attended the Lawrenceburg convention and helped select a strong ticket for Dearborn County.

William Lathrop Cincinnati Henry Pressie John Pohler Kate Pressie Kneer Christ Rohlfing Lou Armbrecht Batesville G. W. Bower Connersville Jackson Township Dearborn County Lawrence F. B. Alden Manchester Lawrenceburg

Mother credits Chamberlain's remedy for saving her daughter

A mother from an eight child family recounts a severe dysentery case in which Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used. She praises the medicine as one of the best in their house and urges other mothers to know of its life saving effects.

Chamberlain Uch Mra Geo FE Burdick Eer R

Last Sermon Promised by Rev Morrow as Floods Persist

Rain continues with church news and local notes. Rev. and A Morrow will preach his last sermon here next Sunday. Democrats nominate Wm Schulenberg for trustee and J S Sparks for assessor. Various residents are traveling, repairing homes, or leaving for visits and trades. Diep Herman Peters dies of stomach cancer Sunday night after long illness.

A. Morrow Wm. Schulenberg J.S. Sparks J.S. McCoy Cincinnati John Hyatt Pearl Buchanan Haney’s Corner H. Humphrey Canaan Josie Collens Kentucky John Duncan S. Murphy Francis Copland Sam Evans Silas Benham Herman Peters

Timely New Discovery Saves Two Lives in Ohio Home

Mrs G Long of New Straitsville Ohio suffered nights of unrelenting coughs despite remedies and doctors. After using Dr King s New Discovery one bottle cured her cough and she reports it also saved her husband from pneumonia. Endorsed as a powerful throat remedy with a dollar price and a free trial bottle at G A Baas drugstore.

G. A. Baas

Pleasant Park Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Fred Wenning and family attended the Fink's church picnic on Thursday. Mrs. Gottlieb Peetz and daughter Anna visited friends at New Pennington Friday. Joe Pfeifer returned from Cincinnati Sunday and stayed the evening. Fred Peetz came home from Indianapolis Sunday to stay. Mrs. Charles Miller of Cincinnati visits her parents Geo Weber and wife. Bertha Ehrhardt returns to Indianapolis after a week with relatives. John Beck and Albert Goyert canvassed Saturday. Lizzie Pfeifer and sister Mr Redding of Indianapolis visit home folks. Will Davis and wife visit Mrs. Davis's sister at Milroy Friday. William Menchofer and family of Ballstown spend Sunday with Gottlieb Peetz. John Bauer and family of Brier Dale call on his parents Sunday. Henry Miller and friend Will Tresing visit relatives here. Al Hart and Will Miller of Mt Aetna were here on their wheels Wednesday.

Fred Wenning Gottlieb Peetz Anna New Pennington Joe Pfeifer Cincinnati Fred Peetz Indianapolis Charles Miller Geo. Weber Bertha Ehrhardt John Beck Albert Goyert Lizzie Pfeifer Mr. Redding Will Davis John Bauer Brier Dale Henry Miller Will Tresing al Hart Will Miller Mt. Aetna

Local Social Notes and Community Visits

PIERCHEVILOIE E. Nocks transacted business at the Queen City Monday. R. Meyers of Batesville was in our midst last week. Several from here attend Lawrenceburg fair this week. Edith English entertained James May of Versailles Sunday. Mrs Lulu Pease and daughter Nella spend this week with relatives at Milan. Denver Lane of Versailles called on his best girl here Sunday. Another picnic in Della's Grove Aug 25. A $2.50 gold piece to be given to best lady and gentleman quadrille dancers.Invitation extended to all. Charles Jones Jr and wife moved to Greensburg for winter employment. Roscoe Dole with Mrs T H Woodson and Edith Dowdney called at Milan Sunday evening. Homer Kennedy and wife of Greensburg visited here last week. James Hosan has a new cane mill to make fine molasses. Geo Curtis resumed telegraph operator here after absence. Mrs Wm Colster returned to Cincinnati after extended stay here. Mrs Burt Tucker and children of Nebraska guests of Mrs E P Brown last week. Mrs D Utaasy of Baltimore Md returned home after extended stay with her father here. Republican voters attended convention at Stumke's Corner and helped nominate a winning township ticket. Scott Nocks, prominent politician, was nom-

E. Nocks Queen City R. Meyers Batesville Edith English James May Versailles Lulu Pease Nella Milan Denver Lane Della’s Grove Charles Jones, Jr Greensburg Jones Roscoe Dole T. H. Woodson Edith Dowdney Homer Kennedy James Hosan Geo. Curtis Wm. Colster Cincinnati Burt Tucker Nebraska E. P. Brown D. Utaasy Baltimore Stumke’s Corner Scott Nocks Nom Frances Lustig Frank Grow Lora Will Dodson Mart Hall Lockspring Albert Hicks Indianapolis Harry Foreman Oxford Ind Peter Holzer Rudolph Acher Charles Hertenstein Cora Hertenstein State Normal Marion Cox Jackson Township Charles Bodenberg Frank Hiner Grant Meyers Charles Ladd Mort Hull Fred Holzhausen Aaron Foster Mat Ebner Lizzie Roesch Ethel Griffith Billy Shane Osgood Mort Lute Rosa Hazen Teachers’ Institute Peter Song Song Institute Alva Alexander Franklin County Kate Gallagher Price Hill E. E. Dennison Connelley Gay Kitts Grace Caddie Benham C. H. Wills Robert Warman Correct Grant Johnson Madison George Shook Miss Griffith Napoleon M. R. Connelley North Vernon Wil Benham C. C. White W. E. Peters Charles Thompson

Community Notes From Lockspring and Area

Frances Lustig remains ill and shows little improvement. Visits by Frank Grow, Will Dodson, and others to Mart Hall at Lockspring are noted. New residents include Albert Hicks and family moving from Indianapolis. Various visits and local events. nomination slate announced with Bodenberg, Hiner, Meyers, Ladd, Hull, Holzhausen, Foster.

Sale notes and town chatter from Metamora weekend

Metamora reports Joe Staub's sale Saturday afternoon led by Brookville chief crier John Bunty. Many residents and visitors arrived or left town Friday through Sunday. A wedding prank by John Alley ended with a lively parade as neighbors celebrated the night before.

Court convenes next Monday week in local court

The county court meets one week from Monday with attorneys and residents—Connelley of Milan transacted business Tuesday. Frank Thompson at Friendship Tuesday. Many locals visited on business and social calls, with parties attending conventions and a school institute opening Monday.

Sunday's religious services noted in county paper

Taswait of Indianagi spent Sunday with his parents. Services were held in the Presbyterian church Sunday. Rev. Sylvester will fill his regular appointment at the M. E. church next Sunday.

Otry “Taswait

Foreclosures and Damages Lead Civil Docket

Court notices list Creath and Parker Fiora against Robt Narcott for foreclosure and Ullman and Robinson versus C C and St L Ry Co for damages. Also J B Rebuck seeks name change for Florence Ebel and Josiah P Day named administrator for Isaac E Jeffries estate. In India famines and American digestion ads follow.

Creath & Parker Fiora A. Sparka Robt Narcott Olin Bundy Admr J. B. Rebuck Florence Ebel Josiah P. Day Isaac E. Jeffries

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Penn Town Cross Plains Ed Reibel Ella Steinford John Meyrose Cordi Timke John Kuhlfers Bertha Weizel A. Franke Barbara Schmalz Edna Timke Cincinnnati North Branch Edrich Louisville Dr. Ratcliff Lizzie Merk New Point Pilaasant Park Piercheviloie MT Apolmo Joe Staub John Bunty Brookville Walter Caswell Robert Swan Blooming Grove Carl Anderson Charley Redmond Linna Banes Andy Hutton Shank Ed Grace Sophia Gordon Letta Leonard Mamie Margarite Kimball Pearl Kimball Capt Geo. Kimball Gertie Murray John Wolfe Chess Martindale John Alley John Court House News India America Land of Plenty Bright Holtin Holtin Chemical Co Og Maiden Lane M. Y G. A. Baag Maley, Thompson & Moffett Ohio
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