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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
5
Mrs. T. W. W. Haymond and family of Spades visited J. J. Harvey, with Cc. G. Harvey also at Sunman last Saturday. Anna Amberger of Oldenburg visited her parents here over the weekend. Misses Emma Josephine and Carrie Harvey departed Saturday for Cincinnati.
Herman Wonning and family and John Wonning and family of Batesville spent Sunday at Fred Wonning's. Miss Amelia Goertemilier left for Cincinnati. Miss Maggie Weber returned to Cincinnati. Rich Kops is in poor health. John Compart and wife hosted Indianapolis relatives. The surprise for Fred Kruse Saturday night was well attended and enjoyable.
One is pale and sallow the other fresh and rosy. Blushing health comes from Dr King's New Life Pills. They gently arouse lazy organs to improve digestion and prevent constipation. Available for 25c at Baas & Schultz's.
Local residents share weekend travels and visits. John Vogt worked for Frank Volz last week. Ottie Thomas and family traveled to Sunman Saturday. Katherine and Margaret Schmidt visited Carrie and Lizzie Chalet Thursday night. Appraisers Joseph Beblmer and John Fussner of St Peter's Fire Insurance Co. were in the area Sunday. Mrs. Jones of Cincinnati visited her ailing father D. B. Thomas Monday. Henry Schumacher and Frank Auber of Lonely Corner were sightseeing through Sunman Sunday. Andy Bruns of nearby area visited his brother William Bruns in Sunman Sunday.
Miss Grace Elrod of Indianapolis stayed with her sister Mrs W H Johnson last week. A festival occurred at Stringtown M E church Friday evening. Capt J W Hamilton of Milan was buried at Washington cemetery last Tuesday. Mrs Stockman ill with typhoid pneumonia at Pierceville. Miss Lake Cowen visiting at Conn with Mrs Harry Tritsch. Capt C C Bryant of Versailles was here last Tuesday. Fleming visited Conn Sunday. Daniel Sink of Milton visited his son Mort here last week.
New Po oOr Inn at Frank Sherwood and daughter Lizzie of Indianapolis visited here. Berman Greene and wife spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Miss Sue Price returned from Rushville. Garfield Williams returned home from Kankakee Illinois. Lizzie Huber of Indianapolis visited home folks. Jey Kanouse of St Paul guest of Cora Starks. Mr. Wright of Columbus visited his daughter Mrs Ed Ketchum. Louise Huber spent weekend in Greensburg. Charley Barnhorst of Shelbyville spent Sunday at home. Mrs. Minnie Higgs of Middletown Ohio returned home after visiting her parents. Henry Greene at Batesville on business. Mrs. Chas Naegel of Indianapolis spent Sunday with her mother at New Pennington. Bernice Gross returned to Indianapolis after two weeks here. Mrs Mollie Allen of South Fork Kentucky says Chamberlain tablets ward off indigestion attacks and bilious colic. Sold by G A Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
Mrs. Robert Austin was sick part of last week. Mrs. Julia Wilke and Anna and Lizzie Wilke visited Mrs. Lizzie Beyer. Joseph Burst and Wallie Brown from Cincinnati to enjoy country life and vacation. Mrs. Lena Hazelrigg and Mrs. Acker stayed with relatives at North Vernon. Katherine Ackers visited Indianapolis. Prof. Peter Holzer to Batesville to teach. Baptist Sunday school festival planned for Aug 29. Albert Acher vacationing from Indianapolis medical college. Frank Grow and Miss Young from Missouri visited John Minger at Versailles. Joseph Wettering ill recently. Teachers attend institute at Versailles. Advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by local firms.
Citizens plead for rain as corn wilts and soil hardens. Clyde Steele and Clyde Hinds suffered severe bruises when their buggy overturned on a hill near Big Otter Creek while returning from Dabney church, landing on the rocky bed.
H Hagios of Melbourne Florida reports a doctor gave up on him for consumption until he used Dr King's New Discovery. The free trial bottle led to recovery and he credits the remedy with saving his life. Baas Schultz druggists guarantee its effectiveness at 50 and 1.
Walter Rhoecaum returns to Cincinnati after a pleasant visit here. Monroe Wonning and Randolph Exriever of Gatesville visit Raleigh Schorling. Magie Franke attends teachers institute at Versailles this week. Lydia Abplinalp comes home from Indianapolis for a short stay. Henry Doer and family spend Sunday with relatives in Milan. Milton Wiesehan of Morristown visits at home Sunday. Mrs. Bricka and children of Cincinnati visiting now. George Weller and Wm Hahn of Columbus spend Sunday here. Mrs. John Schmoker of Batesville calls on friends Friday. J.W. Nation of Greensburg does business here Monday. Verna Champney of Cincinnati leaves for Weisburg after visiting here. Mrs. Diver visits relatives in Alsace this week. John Schmalz and family entertain Indianapolis relatives this week. Mrs. Chas McNeese of Cincinnati visiting here. Mrs. A Rosener and children of Indianapolis visit Mrs. George Weller this week. Harry Saatkamp of Mauss Bros Shoe Co calls on customers. The dance at Abbegglen's Saturday night well attended and enjoyed. Mrs. Will Bauman and children of Cleves visiting Frank Meister.
A testimonial ad touts Dr Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure as life saving with claims of a patient Thad improving from kidney disease to 165 pounds. It mentions a free Cook Book and a druggist selling the remedy for 50 cents and notes St Vitus Dance pars cerca available from G A Bass Druggist.
Gertie Chandler visits Kentucky. J Demaree’s new dwelling completed. May Roberts returns from Louisville. Chris McClain family visits from near Madison. W S Pryor to move from County Infirmary Sept 1. Wm Castner to move in. Rexville camp meeting draws crowds. Mrs Nancy Pribble very ill but improving. Avery Vestal, son of John Vestal, about seventeen, reportedly took carbolic acid in a crisis but remains alive with poor prospects for recovery. Domestic trouble is suspected as cause.
Mrs. Laura Jones from Cincinnati cares for her ailing father D. B. Thomas. Willie and Louisa Abplanalp visited relatives at Brookville and Whitcomb. Henry Pohlar and family spent Sunday with George Huber. Mrs. Wittkamper and her son conducted business at Sunman. Henry Schumacher, working in Batesville, visited home folks. Frank Theobald and Adam Boerstler of Lawrenceville were in the area on business. Albert Pohlar works for his uncle Jacob Beihl in St. Paul. Louisa Abplanalowent to Cincinnati to see her sick brother George. George Tegeler and his mother visited relatives in Cincinnati. Miss Emma Tegeler was ill last week. Henry Baas hauls cordwood to Sunman. John Bogerding, formerly near Brookville, returned home. Hoff & Ranch finished threshing in the vicinity. Fred Rohink and wife from near Penn town looked at farms here Monday.
Perry A. Pinger of Drummond Tennessee reports quick recovery from a hard spell of the flux using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says no doctor was needed and praises the medicine as best for bowel complaints. Sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
Wm Austin and wife move to Spiceland Indiana for a teaching term. Several travel and attendance notes from Rexville to Milan region, with visits by Miss Sadie Avery and others. Obituaries mark the deaths of Sadie Avery at 17 and Mrs Cora Mills of consumption, with interment logistics at Cliff Hill and Terre Haute.
An old allegory warns against folly as a girl fears a grasshopper yet steps on a snake. A man spends big money on a cyclone cellar but neglects to stock Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel safety, a claim echoed by local ads. The Insular Bureau notes Jesuits ran a Philippines meteorological observatory since 1865 with Fr Algne S J compiling a summary for the War Department. Secretary Root plans to retire on his laurels after setting army general staff in motion.
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