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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
4
The notices list numerous visits among residents including Mrs. August Marticke Mrs. Henry Stickford and Charlies Kessens with days of the week mentioned. Ed Schone and family hosted and received visitors while Edwin Schone marked his thirteenth birthday with a gathering and gifts.
Will Siebert and wife spent Thanksgiving with Alfred Dieckman and wife. Henry F. Peetz and family visited his brother near Napoleon Thursday. Fred Goertemiller and wife visited Mrs Emelie Dieckman and family Sunday. Several attended the K P dance at St. Clairs Hall Thursday. John Gunter and wife of Batesville and son Kelph from Saylor Park dined with daughter Mrs Henry Kops. Born to Henry J Peetz and wife last Friday a boy. Garnet Wisman called on Dillas and Harvey Peetz Sunday.
Greensburg callers attended Wednesday visit by Andy Hahn and wife and Ernest Norwold and wife. Indianapolis visitors John Hart and family came to see his sister Mrs Will Miller. Grandma Miller noted as stable. Abplanalp family from Spades stayed a week with son John and family. Epworth League fun Sunday night added about ten new members led by Albert Gum mel. Sunday evenings at New Pennington and Loga welcomed multiple families. Alexander and family called on Ernest Norwold and family Sunday evening.
George and Albert Karl returned home after four weeks in Illinois husking corn. The Laughery Creeks spoiled corn for farmers by leaving bunks. Edward Karl came home for the winter after summer work in Town. Alonzo Huncke started Route 2 mail delivery. Families from Batesville Lock Spring and Indianapolis visited local residents on various occasions.
Hayti reports high winds spreading corn fodder across fields and Thanksgiving visits by James Newman and family from California to his parents in Hayti, plus relatives from Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Also notes a legal affidavit by Frank J. Cheney of Toledo offering rewards for cataract cures and advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine and family pills.
The Ripley County Board of Commissioners announces sealed proposals for grading and macadamizing highways in Brown Township. Bids due January 5, 1920 at 1 PM. require double bid bond, non collusion affidavit, and performance bonds. Right to reject all bids reserved. J W Simper s R G Schulenberg H H Gookins attest J Francis Lochard Auditor Ripley County Indiana.
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