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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
5
Sunman area residents welcomed relatives from Cincinnati Indianapolis and Anderson while touring Batesville and Indianapolis. The Blackberry crop leads the season with two thousand pounds picked for a fruit grower. A planned canning factory progresses as milk output dips due to pasture shortages. Social visits, travels to Kansas Salt Lake City and Denver, and a lively tent meeting scene frame community activity.
A local retailer notes that after trying doctors remedies, a wife found Chamberlains Salve best for eczema. Baas & Schultz in Batesville and Bigney & Co in Sunman sell the product.
Mr Norwold of Cincinnati visited his brother Conrad and family last week. A lawn social at Cross roads drew attendees including John Wehr and wife from Salem. Greensburg visitor Holton Schwier stayed with William Schwier and his wife for a week. William Karl and family hosted Cincinnati friends. Mrs Henry Bultman is ill with malaria. William Menchhofer and wife visited Mrs Llouisa Reibel and son George in Manchester. Albert Bultman and family traveled to Illinois to see relatives. August Gunter and family passed through toward Batesville to visit relatives. John Hueneke attended the Greensburg fair last week.
In a Detroit testimonial J. H. Seitz reports improved appetite digestion and relief from bloated feelings after using Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets. The ad notes a 25 cent price with free samples and lists Baas & Schultz Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman as distributors.
Mrs Carrie Thackery and brother Logan visited relatives in Waldron Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Ruth Hutson and Florence Dorrei visit children in Franklin and Union counties. Mrs Manda Maine of Iowa arrived Saturday to visit relatives. Albert Bultman and wife visit son Edward in Ottawa Indiana. Sherman Hutson visited his brother in Brookston White County Saturday. Opal Schneider returns to Cincinnati after two weeks visiting. Sherman Hutson visited relatives in Liberty last week. Henry Showers moved to Greensburg to teach in Decatur county. Thackery and sister Miss Manda Maine visit Liberty to attend the Dubois reunion.
HOOOPEBw Bil Otto McCarty and wife of Noblesville spent part of last week with the latter's mother Mrs. M Carrol here. T J Conover and wife were guests of Irl Fink's near Versailles Saturday. J P Ruby and wife of Osgood visited James Bridges Sunday. Perry Jeffries and family of Marble Corner were guests of Geo. Corbin and family Sunday. Sam Overturf and wife of Holton spent Sunday at Henry Musman’s. Clyde Hinds, employed near Ft. Dodge, Iowa, returned home last week. J H Roach of Nebraska Indiana called on relatives Sunday. Rolla Rose and wife of Winchester visited Arthur Hoppes recently. Mrs. Eva Jeffries and daughter Verna were in Cincinnati Tuesday. Meeting series halted by Rev G Lahi's illness but resumed Monday and will continue indefinitely.
Pleasant Pare Mrs Knorr and her son from Cincinnati visited Henry Krieger and family last week. Mrs Miller and her son Henry from New Pennington called on Henry Clostermeyer and family Sunday. A large crowd attended the lawn social at Cross Roads. Misses Dora Emma Dieckman and Sophia Abring visited Mrs Charles Dieckman near Batesville Wednesday. Mrs Abring returned home Monday after a week with relatives at New Salem.
Three years after three doctors failed to help, Mrs B Johnston of Linton Mississippi reports her child improved within a few hours after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The notice lists Baas & Schultz Batesville and Bigney & as sellers.
NEW PENNINGTON notes grading on the pike to Franklin county line is finished and ready for rock. August Siebert entertains several friends from Cincinnati. Mrs. Lou Paramore and sister visited relatives in Indianapolis and Tipton county. Work on the new school building is pushed rapidly with Prof Jacob Grant Collicott of Evansville visiting relatives nearby last week. Mrs Neltie Hickman returned home Monday after visiting Town relatives.
It is eleven years since a narrow escape from consumption left C. O. Floyd of Kershaw, South Carolina weak and coughing. After six months on Dr King’s New Discovery his cough vanished and weight rose from 35 to 170 pounds. Thousands are healed yearly. guaranteed at Bass and Schirtz drug store with trial bottle free.
James Bovard and wife visit friends in northern state. Miss Maggie Marshino of Indianapolis visits parents here. Miss Allie Breatman of Cincinnati spends Sunday in Osgood. Talley Calwell and wife plan to move to Rushville next week. Charles Curry and son were in Greensburg on business. Mrs. Dalton recovering from illness. Anderson Levi and wife visit relatives in Rushville. Miss Flossie Ruby returns home from school. Mrs. Harding Yater travels to Vincennes then to California for health. Mrs. Henry Willson leaves for Texas. Mrs. Mary Krenton improving after illness. Mrs. Dave Whitham is poorly. Mrs. Williams visiting W. M. Curry, returns to Shelbyville.
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Charlotte Gouther deceased to appear in Ripley Circuit Court Versailles Indiana on September 2 1907 and show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive shares. Edward Timmerman Aug 5 1907 Forecutor Thos S Cravens Atty.
Charles M. Brown treasurer announces September 2 1907 bid sale of Ripley County Pike bonds totaling 3000 dollars in 150 dollar units at 4 percent interest semiannually from May 15 1908. Bonds payable at Versailles Bank with delivery September 2 1907. Highest bid wins with local preference if bids are sufficient. selling whole township issue if partial bids not viable.
A fragment lists assorted low price offers and items for sale in a local bargain column. Specifics are unreadable, but the section implies several cheap goods and merchant promotions. The unreadable text prevents naming items or businesses.
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