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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
5
Sunman residents attended the Lawrenceburg fair with many social visits reported. John Bardman of Hubble's rents Henry Osting’s property. several locals travel to Lawrenceburg and Versailles for events. John Sunman died Sunday night of brain softening. funeral set for Wednesday at St. Paul.
Louis Stegemiller and wife visited relatives at Versailles on Sunday. Claud Alexander of Napoleon visited his sister Mrs. Chas. Fromer for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Feist hosted Indianapolis relatives Sunday. Fred Holzhausen is building a cement walk around his house. Mrs. George Beck of Batesville and others from Louisville Newpoint Chicago joined John Norwold’s family for a visit Tuesday. Miss Helen Frower of Indianapolis is staying with her aunt Mrs. Charles Fromer.
Local items report visitors from Cincinnati Birmingham Batesville and Indianapolis with family gatherings and social calls. A Reds vs Cubs hall event and community meal are noted along with a medical advert for King’s New Discovery for coughs offering trial bottles.
Raymond Dr Stulzer cut into a swelling current of water on Pipe Creek Saturday and had a narrow escape from drowning. John Rennekamp visited Uncle Wm Osborn Thursday evening. Chas Harvey sold his pointer dog to Jacob Hildebrand. Roy Harding and wife of Newpoint visited Wm King Sunday. Mrs Tillie Harvey visited friends at St Marys Tuesday. Frank Kirkman called on Herman Hammerer Sunday. J J Harvey spent Sunday with relatives here. C Harvey and son Rob were at Brookville Saturday.
Eminence Ky editor Major Hamm of the Constitutionalist recalls using Bucklen's Arnica Salve after a vicious attack four years ago. He says it cured him in ten days with no trouble since. Described as fastest remedy for burns, sores, cuts and wounds. Available at Baas & Schultz's drug store.
Extreme heat affects residents as Clara Klutsche and children visit relatives in Rexville. Ed Rayburn’s house gains new paint. Elmer Shadday returns home. Milton Wawter family visits T. S. Vawter’s. Mrs. Crane travels to Dupont to meet her husband returning from Tipton County. James Walton returns to Rexville from North Madison. Charlotte Minds and granddaughter Ethel Shockley visit Madison relatives. Locals attend chautauqua in Madison and report on a holiness camp meeting south of town. A burglary at John Brinson’s home results in $113 stolen while the couple was at the camp ground.
One of Isaac Palmer's colts died last week from lockjaw after a barbed wire cut. Rev Thompson attended a prayer meeting here last Thursday night. Albert Gommel resigned as Epworth League president. L P Hart elected in his stead. Miss Jennie York stays with Mrs German at Newpoint. Joseph Palmer moved his saw mill west of here to Ed Koenigkramer's place to saw lumber for a house and barn. The presiding elder will preach next Sunday at 10 o'clock and the sacrament will be administered. Mrs Kate Colson lost two colts last week. Willard Meyers and family of Flat Rock visited his brother George here last Sunday. Miss Anna Hickman spent last Sunday with Miss Hessie Myers.
John N. Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana credits Dr King's New Life Pills with solving his periodic bilious attacks and habitual constipation. The pills promise guaranteed satisfaction or money back and are priced at 2 ½ cents at Baas and Schultz's drug store.
Sam Cowan of Indianapolis called on George Meyers and friends Sunday. Christ Cruse and family from Oscourt visited Mrs Bodembers. Edgar Arnold bought a back line route and will make trips three days weekly. Wallace Austin from Indianapolis visiting. A sale of Mrs Rebecca Alexander’s houshold goods September 7 before moving with her son in law Charley From at Hlinnis. Rev Abboth will preach at M EF church next Sunday morning at 11 oclock. Ada Letzler and Ernst Hertenstein sightseeing at Niagara. Batesville quarterly conference set for September 1 at 10 oclock.
Morris Mrs Henry Grinkemeyer and family visit. Miss Genevieve Pohlman of Indianapolis visiting Harvey. Numerous callers from Batesville Cincinnati Greensburg Covington and Lawrenceburg. A dance at Joseph Siefert's draws a good crowd. COVID-19 not mentioned.
Chas. Stark and wife visited Batesville on business Saturday. Herman Dickman and family attended the sale at Topmeyer's near Smyrna Sunday. Henry Poske and family of Batesville visited relatives here Sunday. Road work crew assigned last week by our road supervisor. Fred Dickman and family of Batesville called on Herman Dickman Sunday. Mrs. Schorr and daughter and Miss Edna Luechtenberg of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Henry Goyert and Mrs. Von Gundy of Cross Roads were guests of Mrs. Ahring Sunday.
Wm and John Rennekamp bought fruit trees from John Rosefeld last week. Henry Baas had business at Sharp's Corner Saturday. Herman Grothaus and family were at Sunman Saturday. Albert and Harry Huber cut timber for Rennekamp Bros. last week. Roach and Hoff finished threshing in the area. Henry Pohlar of Cincinnati visited his parents on the way home from Michigan. Some residents went to Sunman to wet fertilizer bought from Louis Drake. Rev. Hesseman of Adams Church visited once last week.
Henry Mane and wife hosted Sunday visitors from Indianapolis and other gatherings included John and Chrissehorune from Greenmbooges, Prakel family, Luers family, Sitterding and Prakel cousins from Batesville, and relatives from Cincinnati. Activities spanned visits to residence parties and haying at Guenter and Mang.
A reader from Bear Grove, La. reports two years of kidney trouble ending after using Electric Bitters. He credits the medicine with curing debility, stomach, liver, and kidney complaints, headaches, and dizziness. Sold by Bass & Schultz for 50 cents with guarantee.
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