Local Happenings And Social Visits Across Town
Mrs Pete Grow and son Horace of Newpoint visited friends Saturday. Joe Wagner from Cincinnati visited old friends and left Monday. Homeseeker's excursion dates September 1 and 15. Mrs Louis Hudepohl and daughter from Cincinnati guests of John Kraus. Fred Gunter and wife of near Napoleon left for Illinois to visit relatives. Mrs Reding returned to Greensburg after visiting since Saturday. George Hillenbrand ill with malarial fever. Half a million New York City residents are awake all night. Charles Lehmkuebler took a cigar trip to Shelbyville. Charley promoting business and gaining patronage. Chas Crowell finished poper hanging for George Lindenmaier. work praised. Miss Emma Ward left Tribune office for Western Furniture Company. Round trip to Baltimore September 18 19 20 one fare. deposit at Baltimore on arrival with 25c fee. return September 28. Hamburg and Schroer of Hudepohl Kotte Brewing Co. visiting relatives at Enochsburg and John Kraus Monday. John and Frank Meyers laying Bedford rock sidewalk five feet wide. Mrs Charles Ebel and children from Cincinnati and Mrs Otto Kirschner of Lawrenceburg visiting Wm Clostermeyer family south of town. Mrs Pickett of Greensburg visiting son Fred and family. returns Tuesday with daughter-in-law. Y M S C entertained guests at Huntersville hall last Saturday with dancing. Tariff revision debate notes thirteen leading nations protested in 1897. imports from those countries rose about 1080000, roughly 75 percent, from 1898 to 1902.
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Praised by Users
Testimonials from James Evertt of Alton Illinois and L B Morris of Helena Montana extol Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Anti Pain Pills. They credit relief for liver trouble rheumatism neuralgia and headaches. Access to free book on nervous and heart diseases offered. Dr Miles Medical Co is in Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Harry
Miles
James Evertt
Alton
Iis
L. B. Morris
Helena
Montana
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Local notes from Cincinnati and area events
Mrs S Ward and her son visited Cincinnati on Thursday. Mrs Brumm and her daughter went to Cincinnati on Wednesday. Elmer Stockinger bought an organ from J W Owens of Greensburg delivered Tuesday. Washington discusses an October extra session with interest. Henry Brockman John Meyer and Quirin Vonderheide left for French Lick for health and business. Hun tersville Young People's Society held annual gathering with basket picnic in Herman Krieg er woods last Sunday. Mrs Louisa Clausheide, after illness, traveled to Cincinnati last evening with her son Fred and daughter Mrs Anna Kuhn and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brockman
John Meyer
Quirin Vonderheide
French Lick
Henry
Quirin
John
Young People’s Society of
Huntersville
Herman Krieger
Louisa Clausheide
Cincinnati
Fred
Anna Kuhn
Nearly Forfeits His Life After Ulcer Healed by Arnica
A runaway incident left J. B Orner of Franklin Grove Illinois with a severe leg ulcer that resisted four years of doctors and remedies. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured the wound, and is advertised as effective for burns cuts eruptions and piles. 25 cents at Baas Schultz drugstore. Grant Johnson of Meridian Mississippi visited town Wednesday morning after arriving from Indianapolis and departing for Sunman and points east to promote lumber ventures. He says he will settle all debts in a few years and notes Mississippi lumber firms thrive for those focused on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Orner
Franklin Grove
Ill
Bucklen
Baas & Schultz
Grant Johnson
Meridian
Miss
Indianapolis
Sunman
Grant
Mississippi
Less Chivalry and More Humanity in Georgia
The Picayune notes Georgia authorities punish a white prisoner for refusing to attend to black convicts and hospitals, contrasting with past praise for a Northern hotel maid who refused service to Booker Washington. It urges less talk of chivalry and more humane treatment regardless of race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Picayune
Georgia
Booker Washington
the Picayune
Philadelphia Record
Batesville Could Land Steel Casting Plant With Bonus
A letter from W H Latta of Indianapolis proposes a steel castings factory for Batesville, promising 50 initial jobs, 100 within a year, and 150 within two years. The firm seeks a site and a $20 000 bonus but offers to build and operate before any bonus is paid. The idea aims to boost growth and place Batesville as a leading town between Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
W.H. Latta
Anu
Indianapolis
The Macedonian Leader Boris Saratoff Leads Macedonian Revolt
A New York Tribune profile of Boris Saratoff, a 30 year old Macedonian revolutionary commander, tracing his lineage of anti Turkish sentiment, early schooling in Salonica, and formation of the Macedonian committee in Sofia. It details his youth, chains incident, raids into Turkish territory, and aims to seize Constantinople to found a Macedonian state with himself at the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris Saratoff
Macedonian Revolutionary Movement
Balkans
Europe
Sarafoff
Ljubjechovo
Damian
Salonica
Gulf of
Uskub
Monastir
Adrianople
Sofia
Meinik
Turkey
Melnik
Constantinople
Fifty three nations join St. Louis Exposition exhibits
Fifty three foreign nations accepted invitations to exhibit at the St. Louis Exposition. Forty two countries have appropriated funds totaling $6,339,660 to cover exhibit expenses. Eleven nations have accepted but not appropriated, and fourteen countries remain to respond.
Electric Bitters Proven Superior to Other Medicines
A Lanchester New Hampshire resident, J. F. Green, reports chronic indigestion and nervous debility improved by Electric Bitters, praising their effect on his wife’s health as well. The ad claims broad female benefits and urges Try them, Only 50c with satisfaction guaranteed by Baas & Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Green
Lanchester
N. H
Baas & Schultz
Mi o na guaranteed to aid digestion and weight gain
Batesville readers note Baas and Schultz sell Mi o Na with a money back guarantee if it fails to help digestion or increase weight. The ad claims 98 of 100 cases restore harmony between height and weight and that hundreds in Batesville report improved health after using Mi o Na.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
the Tribune
Baas & Schultz
Baas
Hesb
Real Estate Transfers Record in Shelby and Surrounding Townships
Wm E Ferris transfers 40 acres in Shelby to Edgar A Adams for 1000. James I McCarty deeds 30 acres to Mary E McCarty and 40 acres to Chas E Wamsgons for 1.00. Manning Talbott sells 50 acres to Franklin P Talbott et al for 1000. Jacob Kremer deeds 16.47 acres to Rosa B Kremer for 1.00. Jos H Scoopmire sells an acre in Otter Creek to Henry I Roth for 200. James Rocca sells 40 acres in Johnson to Stacy L Pearcy for 375. Herman Borkes sells 71.25 acres in Adams tp to John Weisenbach for 3200. Rowland Robinson sells 3 acres in Franklin tp to Jacob Kissell for 250. August Engel Jr sells 98 acres in Delaware tp to August Engel Jr for 2500. Wm A Salyers sells 40 acres in Shelby tp to Albert Boffo for 427.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Ferris
Edgar A. Adams
Shelby Tp
James I. McCarty
Mary E. McCarty
Chas.e. Wamsgons
Shelby
Manning Talbott
Franklin P. Talbott
Jacob Kremer
Rosa B. Kremer
Jos. H. Scoopmire
Henry I.roth
Otter Creek Township
Frank Fr. Dirscherl
Anna Dirscherl
Batesville
James Rocca
Stacy L. Pearcy
Johnson Tp
Herman
Henry Tielking and Anna Luhring Land Transfers Reported
Henry Tielking transfers 84 acres to Elizabeth West for 1000 dollars. Anna Luhring and others transfer 149.29 acres to A Perrine Rumsey for 4500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tielking
Elizabeth West
Brown
Anna Luhring
A. Perrine Rumsey
Franklin
A Woman's Complexion and Liver Health Remedy
A pamphlet-style claim argues cosmetics fail to improve complexion. It promotes Green's August Flower as a liver tonic that purifies blood, aids digestion, and relieves biliousness. Trial bottle 26 cents, regular 75 cents at Baas & Schultz's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas & Schultz's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pete Grow
Horace
Newpoint
Joe Wagner
Homeseeker
Louis Hudepohl
John Kraus
Fred Gunter
Near
Napoleon
Illinois
Mrs. Reding
Greensburg
Fred Pickett
George Hillenbrand
Zueke
New York City
Charles Lehmkuebler
Shelbyville
Charley
Chas, Crowell
Poper
George Lindenmaier
George
Emma Ward
Tribune
Western Furniture Company
Baltimore
Messrs
Hamburg and Schroer
Hudepohl & Kotte Brewing Co
Enochsburg
John and
Frank Meyers
Bedford Rock
Charles Ebel
Otto Kirschner
Lawrenceburg
Wm. Clostermeyer
Mrs. Pickett
S. Ward
Little Son
Elmer Stockinger
J. W. Owens
Mr. Owens
Washington
Asia Minor
New York Tribune
Watch
August Bloemer
H. J. Walsman
Henry Winsor
Meister & Fischer
J. A. Wilker & Co
Christ Scherer
Frank W. Gehring
Jacob F. Drescher
P. Boerstler
J. L. Ollier
Aug. H. Busch
Fred Wessel, Jr
H. H. Krame
Chas. Meyer
Frank Walsman
Kaiser Bros
J. O. Kaiser
Fred Meyer
Union Fur. Co
Edward Schmidt
Nobby
Ben Schene
Schork & Peetz
William Schott
H. E. Crusie
J. H. Vonderheide
Wa. St. Clair
Geo. J. Mehlen
Hillenbrand Co
John Gauck
Q. Vonderheide
B. Bertram
Fred H. Behrman
Her
John Schorr
Fred Mozer
Anthony Siefert
Joseph Schork
Christ Schwier
Western Fur. Co
Jake Engel
P. Bosse & Co
John B. Baumer
Bank
C. W. Gibson
J. Lehmkuehler
Leo Kirschbaum
H. Brockmann
Wm. Krieger & Son
John Minger
Cincinnati, O
B. F. Preble
Versailles
Indiana
Christ Luhring
Mary Wippel
Mary C.hinnenkamp
John Pfalsgraff
Frederick Beinke
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