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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
5
Clara Wittkamper and Tena Schomber spent Sunday afternoon with Dr. Eliott of Morris who was here Saturday. Walter Osburn traveled Monday to Sunman. A group gathered at C. M. Osburn’s residence last Thursday to celebrate his 44th birthday with a pleasant evening.
Mrs. J. L. Benham recovers after a fall from a buggy. Mr. and Mrs. Cole welcome a baby girl. Lewis Lee and wife spend Thanksgiving with relatives in Cross Plains. Interstate Lecture Bureau to bring Bavarian concert company January 18. Montaville Flowers to present entertainment December 28. J H Hillis of Wichita Kansas attends court this week. Court adjourns for the term.
A remote family keeps Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for accidents burns cuts and ulcers. Baas Schultz druggists advertise it as the best on earth.
Miss Lizzie Abbegglen of Cincinnati visited home folks here. Mrs. B Oberle and Mrs William Gauck traveled to Cincinnati to visit relatives. Harriet and Olive Fitch spent last week with relatives at Lawrenceburg. Mrs S Hollensbee visited Morris. Anna Behr returned from St Magdalene after two weeks with relatives. John Krummel and Ella Hahn visited Indianapolis. Gindling visited Batesville. Luther family entertained Cincinnati relatives. Mrs John Gunter was on the sick list last week.
Cincinnati native Ben Mailes and son Gordon visited relatives over Thanksgiving. Louis Weber spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Elmer Davis near Geensburg. Sophia Ahring joined her sister Mrs. John Wisman near Batesville for Thanksgiving. Maggie Sarringhausen traveled from Indianapolis to spend Thanksgiving at home.
Headache sufferers urged to try Dr. King's New Life Pills promising pure blood and improved health. Ad claims quick relief and value at 25 cents with money back guarantee not offered. Sold by Baas & Schultz.
Claude Corbin recently returned home after several weeks of work in Greensburg. A series of Bethel Methodist church meetings two miles north of here are being conducted by Rev Mahler. Mrs H Wilson and her son Daily of Osgood visited relatives here Saturday. Henry Adams had a telephone installed Monday linking with the new Hoton Locksprings line. S W Hull is again able to be out.
NEW Port Mrs. Cora Carter and children of Greensburg visited here last week. Stella Jerman returned to Indianapolis after Thanksgiving with her parents. Henry E. Greene and wife and Claude Deweese and wife visited H. H. Greene and family for Thanksgiving. Rosa Moore of Batesville returned home after a few days here. Gale Moore and wife from Batesville visited Randolph Starks. Mrs. Cora Clouds of Indianapolis visited relatives. Garfield Greene visited his brother Frank in Batesville. Lizzie Prell of Batesville stayed with Cora Starks one day. The Thanksgiving night oyster supper netted $22.00 for the event.
Mary Dirkhuesing and Josephine Thrine traveled between Cincinnati and Connersville to visit relatives. Will Osburn Jr and Will Souder spent time with friends in Cincinnati and here. Herman Fledderman hosted a Wednesday evening gathering. Lamping posted sale bills in Oldenburg. Residents from here went to Brookville for court. Rennebaum and Rev. C P Baron were in Brookville on Sunday.
Mrs S H Newson of Alabama endured three years of indigestion stomach and bowel complaints with death seeming near. She tried Electric Bitters and fully recovered. The ad claims Electric Bitters cures liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles and sells for 59 cents at Baas & Schultz druggists.
Dr Freeman of Osgood and Dr Pate met Friday evening in the case of Gladys Powell who suffers a scarlet fever relapse. Frank Wood of Seymour visited his parents here for several days. E G Harris and family left for Eaton Ohio Monday. John Anderson and wife of Franklin were in town. Pearl Cravens hosted a well attended social Monday evening. I J Wolfe sold his bakery and grocery to Link and Harry Dean. Delia Schermer of Cincinnati returned home after visiting North Milan. Milan schools reopened Monday after a week closed for scarlet fever. Ed Wood did business at Versailles Tuesday.
A Virginia reader from Benterville reports three years of bronchitis with no relief until using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The testimonial claims a full cure after taking the medicine. Baas Schultz guarantees it with trial bottles free and regular sizes priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
Local notes report visitors Ralph Elrod of Indianapolis Nellie Johnson from Cincinnati and Mrs Will White of Salida visiting relatives. Protracted meeting at Green Chapel continues. Death of Timothy Horton age 7 from stomach illness. funeral led by Rev Dame at Washington cemetery. noted as greatly respected bachelor.
The article argues climate cures are overdrawn and urges at home care through proper digestion and German Syrup. It claims morning expectoration, better sleep, and relief from night sweats come from regular use, noting warmer clinics help few recover and trial bottles are available at Baas & Schultz.
Frank Grow and Cornelius Craine visited Mitchel last week. Wm Brown and wife stayed with Cincinnati relatives for Thanksgiving. Joseph Ebner visited his daughter in Cincinnati. A German Medicine Co show performed at Mozarts hall last week. Rose Hazen taught at Osgood and visited her mother for Thanksgiving. Edgar Larabee and family visited Beech Grove and George Platt. Miss Bird Craine and Miss Mary Grow went to Newpoint Thursday. State Bank of Napoleon opened in Cowan building with Dr. L T Cox as president. Will Snider and Etz Schurman visit Jim Rork at Holton for hunting. Nothing will be hurt.
E A Langfeldt rector of St Luke's Ashburnham Ontario recounts a rapid cure from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a cold and cough kept him from duties. He bought a sample bottle and after three doses his symptoms vanished enabling him to preach thrice on Easter Day. Available from Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
An advertisement urges taking a double dose of Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at the first signs of illness to prevent an attack. It claims hundreds use it successfully and lists Baas & Schultz in Batesville and Bigney & Co in Sunman as sellers.
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