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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
1
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Randolph Starks and wife visited William Moore on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Geo H Goyert returned from Cincinnati after a week away. Christmas toy promotion at Nick Blanks. J P Talkenberg visited sisters in Ohio while returning from Michigan and west of the Mississippi. Rent notice for a five room house via Fred Wessel Jr. Will and party broke a wagon tongue near Newpoint, then repaired it and continued. Lost stray black hound dog owned by Henry Klostermeyer. reward offered. Call Henry Klostermeyer or Wm Krieger, Batesville Indiana.
Township business will be transacted weekly at Benz Bros office in Bitesville on Saturdays. Parties with business to the Township Trustee, Michael Benz, are asked to call on that day. Laughery Township Trustee.
Advertisement invites young men and women with basic education to enroll in telegraphy, railroad accounting, and typewriting. Globe Telegraph College promises job placement for graduates and offers a free catalog. Hermann Leichtenberg of Cincinnati police visited his brother John, who had a leg amputated after a knee wound from a past shooting. doctors performed the operation after discovering rifle fragments.
The column lists various brief items including social visits, travels, and notices. Mentions Mrs. John Nickel visiting Cincinnati, August Schimke and wife visiting Morris relatives, Mollie Moore’s trip to New Point, and a German lecture at G. M. E. church on Thanksgiving night. Also notes cabinetmakers wanted at Western Furniture Co. Batesville and Greeman Wilker & Co promoting winter designs.
Mrs McKee a fashionable dressmaker located over New Home Sewing Machine Office solicits Batesville and vicinity. A literary entertainment and oyster supper by E M E church and Sabbath school at town hall on Thursday night Dec 6 1900 doors open 7 p m oyster soup 10c cream and cake 10c admission free. 242 Miss Louisa Hackman surprised at her parents home by friends from Shelbyville Thanksgiving visit party lasted until 3 a m with dancing music and refreshments.
The column lists Fresh Oysters at Fred Meyers and a free fashion sheet offer from Greemann Wilker Co. It notes numerous social visits and travel: George Walters to Cincinnati, John Schulz to Indianapolis, Miss Gram of Indianapolis to Chicago, Miss Flora Klein to Indianapolis, Celia Campbell visiting Knightstown, and other family visits in Greensburg New Point Oldenburg Batesville Rushville.
Mrs Ed Cole of Newpoint died Thursday morning November 29 at age 27. Her remains were interred in the Catholic cemetery at Greensburg where her parents were buried. Mr Cole's sister Mrs Carr and her children of Indianapolis attended the funeral.
The heirs of Albert Kastens of Spades will sell at public auction on Wednesday December 10 1900 starting at 9 a m. Horses cattle corn hogs hay and all kinds of farming implements and household furniture. Nick Vouz F Schierenbeck Auctioneer.
Waisman sells lard cans and sausage machines while Engel’s offers oysters daily. Trades include Geo Mehlon the tailor and Nick Cornet of Versailles. Various residents travel to Cincinnati for stock or business and families host gatherings. November fashion sheets, holiday jewelry, candy, and Christmas gifts are promoted by local merchants Nick Blank, Nick Full, Greeman Wilker Co, and others.
Notice states hunting is allowed on the farm without permission and invites hunters to take dinner after their hunt. Ep. Hank ing. The column notes Ed Hance, deputy Clerk for nearly four years, will return at term end in April to practice law with four years of experience.
The letters addressed to Barnett John Bissell G W Bowman Mrs Anna Freyhage Mrs Wm Smith D Schaabinger must be called for by December 31 1900 or they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington DC.
Last Saturday morning William Lyons of Ballstown was awakened by Constable Fred Brummer to face a warrant. William Earl had a warrant against Lyons for breach of the peace, Lyons offered to sell his house and lot for forty dollars and move ten miles from Ballstown within ten days. The case was dropped after Karl bought him out, and Lyons avoids jail if he leaves Ballstown as agreed. The neighborhood laments his departure.
Local ads note cigarette smoke Square Diehl 5c cigars and reduced gun prices at Wals Elkana Whiteman near Greensburg. Thanksgiving visits and family travel near Laughery church and Batesville. Nick Blank advertises holiday gifts and bargains. fashion patterns and costumes from Butterick. WANTED a good girl for small family.
No hunting is permitted on the farms of Jacob Wirth & Son. Violations will be dealt with by law. The Ladies Auxiliary held a Thanksgiving supper at Mechanics Hall last Thursday drawing an immense crowd. Attendees enjoyed meals, refreshments, and games, with proceeds believed substantial.
The Town Board of Batesville compromise with monahan and partners to pay 17.50 to plaintiffs for damages from arrests by the town marshal and prosecutions for the Walsman hardware robbery incident. Plaintiffs release the town from further prosecutions, paying their own attorney fees. A second settlement with Squire Stowe and ex-Marshal Dettmer is set for 5.00 each. Jas H Connelley may collect fees from the plaintiffs.
F M Starks visited Newpoint Skates and Walsmans for goods while new Greemann Wilker Co and 5ccali coes are advertised. Miss Cora Starks of Newpoint visits town on business. H H Kramer's fresh meats cereals and butcher goods. Nick Blank offers gifts for all. Mrs A Hackmoon and Stella return from Notre Dame visit. The St Clair hall Thanksgiving dance draws good attendance with Eureka Brass Band and St Clair's orchestra.
The Batesville Printing Company board of directors is called to meet at the Tribune office on Saturday night December 15 to appoint a committee to invoice stock and handle other duties. D McCallom secretary.
Notice to hunters that all hunting is forbidden on farms in Ripley and Franklin counties. Violations will be dealt with under applicable law. Listed names of individuals and family associations are provided as party to the notice.
An ad extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It links kidney trouble to heart flutter and general disease, claims modern science ties most illnesses to kidneys, and offers a sample bottle by mail with a pamphlet. It urges readers to mention the paper when writing to Kilmer in Binghamton New York.
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