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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
4
The Supreme Court ruling targets social clubs formed to supply liquor to members by baring breweries distilleries and wholesale dealers from selling liquor to individuals. It forbids agents and clubs from distributing liquor in any quantity except through licensed saloons druggists or pharmacists, threatening penalties under the Beardsley blind tiger act.
The Herald’s labeling of men who filed for a recount as mushroom politicians prompts a defense that scrutiny of election counts belongs in court. The writers argue that those who dispute a tally deserve a fair legal venue rather than personal sneers.
Train schedule fragment shows West Bound service with stated fare of 3400.00 and times around 5:24 AM and 9:26 PM. All listed trains stop daily.
Versailles records a week of visits and travel among residents. Batesville figures Mrs A B Wycoff and son Paul visited relatives. several Misses Edith, Alma Wetzler, Leala Jackson and others spent time with friends and family in Suwan and Indianapolis. Marriage licenses list Ralph N Richardson and Anna Schornick. Various residents journeyed to Cincinnati, Greensburg, Lawrenceburg, Indianapolis, and Newpoint for visits, business, or to join the Batesville Casket Co. project. The article also notes election tally sheet verifications and teachers association attendance at Osgood plus Batesville School Board members at the meeting.
Remains of Mrs. Carolina Kam pus from Indianapolis brought for burial. Local residents and visitors from Lawrenceburg Avila Cincinnati Greensburg Batesville Versailles and Indianapolis are mentioned in Thanksgiving and family-related movements. Names include Mrs. Jos Blank Lauretta Koberge Albert Peine F B Moorman Joseph Fledderman Henry Koepfle Florence Peine Rose Holt el Frank Wittenberg Joe Freihage Chas Roper Postmaster Schreiner and others. Continuous travel and social visits frame a period record.
Miss Mary Stabley of Cincinnati spent Sunday with relatives in Penn Town. Chas H Clifton attended teachers' association in Osgood. Michael S Stabley Jr employed at St Joseph’s church Shelbyville visited home folks. Rural carriers attended R L C A meeting at Batesville. Mrs Harmeyer sold Catholic church tickets for Haymond. Rev Father Sonderman of St Nicholas church plans a trip to Iowa and other western states. Father Ward of Indianapolis fills vacancy.
Mrs. Laura Groves and children of Indianapolis spent Thanksgiving with her mother and uncle here. Jed Siebert and wife attended the wedding of his sister on Thursday. Fred Bosse and family entertained relatives Sunday. Fred Peetz of Indianapolis spent Thanksgiving here. The relatives of Master Edward Schone celebrated his birthday last Sunday with Mrs. Ahring and daughter present. A bountiful dinner and Edwin received many presents. F W Dieckman and family Henry Krome and family John Wissman and Mrs. Peetz were entertained Thanksgiving by Mrs. Ahring. Charles Dieckman and wife hosted a crowd Sunday.
NWAPOLEON reports a November 26 birth of a son to Harry Beh mer and his wife. Indianapolis resident Carl Beyer spent several days visiting Budenbergs and hunting. Mrs Foreman traveled to Cincinnati for holiday trade, while Miss Cora Huert en steine taught in Alexandria and returned home for Thanksgiving. Henry Kuster and his father from Holton visited James Hazelrigg and wife. Mrs Etta Cox and children visited Jasper Callicott and wife in Bubville. Dr Florence Olmsted of Milan spent Thanksgiving at the Foreman home. Cashier Milton Boerner went to Cincinnati for a specialist visit and Tut Meyers of Indianapolis visited relatives.
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