Thanksgiving Ball Attendance and Local Visits
A Thanksgiving ball drew many attendees at Suoman last Wednesday evening. Liza Samison from New Haven Ohio visited her brother G. W. Bower for several days. Ed Kneer made a professional call near Weisburg early in the week. Lewis Kneer suffered a sore eye from a lighted cigar at the ball. Many relatives dined with G. W. Bower on Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suoman
Liza Samison
New Haven
G. W. Bower
Ed Kneer
Weisburg
Lewis Kneer
Masquerade Ball Attended by Sunman Youths
Sunman event notes several local youths at the Thanksgiving Eve masquerade ball. William Timke and George Long plan to leave for Philadelphia next Monday to join the navy. Olie Stewart of Batesville visited relatives Sunday. Mrs. John Greinhgp of Morris shopped here Wednesday. Florence Abplanaly visits Indianapolis. Nicholas Volz of Morris bought the H. Kasten heirs' farm at a good price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
William Timke
George Long
Philadelphia
Navy
Olie Stewart
Batesville
John Greinhgp
Morris
Florence Abplanaly
Indianapolis
Nicholas Volz
H. Kasten Heirs
Made Young Again Pills Claim Teen Rejuvenation
D. H. Turner of Dempseytown Pa reports taking Dr King's New Life Pills nightly for two weeks and says they restored his youthfulness. The vegetable laxative promises relief for liver stomach and bowels and costs 25 cents at Baas' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
Baas’ Drug Store
Thanksgiving Greetings Circulate in St Peters Area
Matthew Brose and wife visited George Huber near Penntown for Thanksgiving. Grandma Zimmer is on the sick list. George Wich and family and Frank Bischoff and families spent Thanksgiving with the latter's mother near Cedar Grove. Mr Wiwh and wife took a business trip to Brookville last week. Mr Brosa and wife did business at Sunman. Dora Ripferger, ill with diphtheria, continues to improve slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Brose
George Huber
Penntown
Grandma Zimmer
George Wich
Frank Bischoff
Cedar Grove
Mr. Wiwh
Brookville
Mr. Brosa
Sunman
Dora Ripferger
Pie social at Conover school house raises about $20
Mrs Henry Mussman and her mother of Holton visited near North Vernon last week. The pie social at Conover school house Wednesday evening drew a good crowd with net proceeds around twenty dollars. John Griffin of Westport visited J H Roach Sunday. Scott McNew left for the Southwest to visit relatives. Stella Laughlin visited relatives at Osgood last week. J Vanesdell and wife visited Charles Vanesdell near Dabney Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mussman
Holton
North Vernon
Conover
John Griffin
Westport
J. H. Roach
Scott McNew
Southwest
Stella Laughlin
Osgood
J. Vanesdell
Charles
Dabney
Editor Sees Wonders in Cave Cure
Lexington Tenn editor W V Barry contracted a severe case of piles while exploring Mammoth Cave. He used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and swore it cured piles injuries and inflammation, calling it another world’s wonder. Only 25c at G A Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Barry
Lexington, Tenn
Mammoth Cave
G. A. Baas
Pleasant Park visitors from Batesville and Greensburg on hunting trip
Batesville resident Ralph Timmermann and Fred and Herman Dieckman of Greensburg were in Pleasant Park for a hunting trip on Saturday. George Yorn, after a week with his mother, visited, then returned to Indianapolis Monday. John Norwald and wife of Napoleon attended John Klein's funeral here Wednesday. Ben Mailes and son Gordon of Cincinnati visited Fred Beck last Thursday. Herman and Sophia Dickman and Mrs Ahring traveled to Batesville Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Timmermann
Batesville
Fred
Herman Dieckman
Greensburg
George Yorn
Indianapolis
John Norwald
Napoleon
John Klein
Ben Mailes
Gordon
Cincinnati
Fred Beck
Herman
Sophia Dickman
Mrs. Ahring
Adams Church Young Folks Attend Batesville Ball
A few of our young folks attended the ball at Batesville Thanksgiving eve. Wm Drockelman and wife entertained guests from abroad for Thanksgiving. John Steinfort was at Batesville Tuesday. Flora and Margaret Menchhofer and Emma and Louisa Timke spent Sunday with Mary Schierenbeck of Lookout. Born to Frank Entzinger and wife a boy and to Gus Crum and wife a girl. Henry Behlmer and wife visited Morris Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Drockelman
John Steinfort
Batesville
Flora
Margaret Menchhofer
Emma
Louisa Timke
Mary Schierenbeck
Lookout
Frank Entzinger
Gus Crum
Henry Behlmer
Morris
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proclaimed Best for Piles
A promotional item touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal cure for itching piles and other injuries. It claims thousands cured and guarantees results, priced at 25 cents per box and sold by G. A. Baas, aruggist.
Local Notes From Sharp's Corner And Nearby
Mrs Beihl of Sharps Corner visited her daughter last week. James Garrison and wife drove to Sunman Saturday. Miss Louisa Abplanalp attended Thanksgiving service at Penntown. Albert Huber returned from Fayette County where he worked the summer. Jacob Abplanalp visited relatives in Cincinnati most of last week. Anna Pohlar went to Cincinnati Friday for winter work. Henry Baas and family attended a church in Ashton Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beihl
Sharp’s Corner
James Garrison
Sunman
Louisa Abplanalo
Penntown
Albert Huber
Fayette County
Jacob L. Abplanalp
Queen City
Anna Pohlar
Cincinnati
Henry Baas
Ashton
Dr Holtin's Kidney Tablets touted for Bright's Disease cures
A advertising notice claims Dr Holtin's Kidney Tablets cure many Bright's Disease cases and other kidney or bladder ailments. The remedy is produced by Holm Chemical Co and sold in drug stores. genuine tablets available at Batesville supplier G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holtin
Bright
Sunday Visitors and Local News From Sharp Corner
Maggie Wickemeyer spent Sunday afternoon at Westerman s. C M Osburn traveled to Brookville. John Pohlar and family Mr Schuerman and wife of Sunman and John Krummel visited Wickemeyer s. Hayes Osburn went to Indianapolis. Tena Schomber called on Carrie Aldendorf Sunday afternoon. Lew Wittkamper and mother and Henry Wittkamper and wife attended services at Spades. Mrs Osburn attended Sunday school at Penntown. Greeman Bros of Batesville are cutting timber nearby. Chas Cruse and wife of Pipe Creek were callers. Henry Wickemeyer and his sister Sophia attended Morris on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Wickemeyer
Westerman
Local Social and Travel Notes from Sunman Area
Morris Wenger and Wm St Clair from Batesville repaired an engine for Jacob Miller. Lizzie Schaler and Flora Schumacher attended the masquerade ball at Sunman. James Garrison and wife made a business trip to Sunman. Mrs Ratheiser and daughter visited Mrs Stahley Friday. Wm Carl and Ed Wolming families made Sunman trips. Ed Wolming family Thanksgiving with Charles Wolming near Hoganville. Mrs Federle from near Spades visited M J Stahley. Mrs Baker’s residence torn down and Abplanalp tearing old Buehler residence. Fred Schuch spent Monday at M J Stahley’s en route from Cincinnati to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Wenger
Wm. St. Clair
Batesville
Jacob Miller
Lizzie Schaler
Flora Schumacher
Sunman
James Garrison
Ade
Charles Wolming
Hogan
Mr. Federle
Spades
M .J.stahley
Mrs. Baker
Mr. Abplanalp
Buehler
Fred Schuch
M. J. Stahley
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Electric Bitters touted as malaria cure in promo
Brave explorers compare struggles with malaria and fever to cannibals, praising Electric Bitters as a cure for malarial diseases. Testimonial from W A Null of Webb, Illinois claims two bottles cured his children after a year of chills and fever. Only 40 cents, guaranteed by G A Baas, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Livingstone
W.A. Null
Webb
G. A. Baas
Local Notes From Batesville and Nearby
Mollie and Maud Moore returned home to Batesville Monday after visiting friends and relatives. John Greene James King and Dave Thomas took a quick trip to Batesville Saturday. Mae and Ella Hazen headed to Indianapolis Monday for an extended stay. Rev. Carmichael gave his final sermon Monday night at the Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. Cary Cole of Alexandria were here after the sudden death of Mrs. Ed Cole. burial occurred in Greensburg Saturday. Five Batesville youths Will Greemann Harvey Greemann Dolph Moore Will Gesin and Wesley Schultz visited friends here Sunday. Hattie Marlino spent Thanksgiving in Cincinnati. Robert Huber and family visited his parents Sunday. The Misses Elliott of Forest Hill spent Monday and Tuesday here. Anna Carr went to Greensburg Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie
Maud Moore
Batesville
John Greene
James King
Dave Thomas
Mae
Ella Hazen
Indianapolis
Carmichael
Christian Church
Cary Cole
Alexandria
Ed Cole
Greensburg
Will
Harvey Greemann
Dolph Moore
Will Gesin
Wesley Schultz
Hattie Marlino
Cincinnati
Robert Huber
Misses Elliott
Forest Hill
Anna Carr
Ed High
Brookville
Howard Gordon
Mexico
Lillie Miller
Madisonville
Jake Hammond
Grace Dowdy
Richmond
Kilburn’s
Holmes
C.chilburn
Kentucky
George Montgomery
Anna Banes
Mary
Prof
Ross
Moores Hill
Nick Williams
Albert Pearce
Templeton Creek
Luke
Connersville
Prof. Seniour
Geo. Allison
James Sherwood
Ed Allison
Kate Case
Alpine
Chas. Bryant
Chickamauga
Canada
Blooming Grove
Pearl Kimball
Eli Lewis
John Becker
George Lewis
Jacob Hammond
Miss Mary
Cinch Club
Metamora
Misses Mary
Alpha Senour
Judd Gordon
Miss Pearl Kimball
Six Frightful Failures and a Cure for Lung Trouble
Six doctors told William Cullen of Lockland Ohio he would die from a fatal lung disease. He used Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption and after five bottles was completely cured. The remedy claims to cure throat chest and lung diseases including bronchitis asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough. 50 cents and 1 trial bottles free at Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Cullen
Lockland
Dr. King
Baas’ Drug Store
Thanksgiving column notes from Laughery township
Thanksgiving period activity is reported with local residents visiting relatives and attending events. Teachers from Laughery township attended the Teachers Association in Versailles. Names include Sherman Gookins Otter Creek Mary Tressler Mlocksprings and others visiting at Hutson and Thackery homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Laughery Township
Teachers’Association
Versailles
Sherman Gookins
Otter Creek
Maud Connelley
Connelley
Local social notes from Elrod area
Miss Edith Boldrey returned from Osgood to visit the region. Rev Chennywath preached at Washington church with other services by Revs Clounds and Hatten at Green Chapel. Curtis Baker wed Gertrude Clark of Lawrenceburg. they will reside here. Wesley Delap died of consumption. burial at Washington cemetery. Newt Pryor married Miss Swift of Dabney. Local sickness noted. Elrod seeks a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hancock
Columbus
Jos. Lynch
Milan
Edith Boldrey
Osgood
Chennywath
Louisville
Washington Church
John Clounds
Frank Hatten
Green Chapel
Lizzie DuCheminn
Dillsboro
Della Mendell
Harry Rheam
St.Louis
Curtis Baker
Gertrude Clark
Lawrenceburg
Wesley Delap
Washington Cemetery
L. L. Fleming
Miss Bain
Moore’s Hill
Newt Pryor
Miss Swift
Dabney
Elrod
Local Notes and Social Visits in Rexville
Lillie Orem travels to Madison to stay with sister Mrs Peak. Mrs Mary Haas of St Magdalene visited sister Mrs Finley Haas. Calvin Francis and Grace Black attended teacher's institute at Versailles. Della Horton visited sister Mrs Day. F N Meyers and daughter Rose attended public sale at Chas Delay's. Robt Bovard sold his place to Mr Graves of Switzerland county who will take possession soon. Thanksgiving and holiday gatherings noted. Mrs Sailors, seeing smoke, extinguished a potential house fire. Carpenter Orem building extension to Albert Bovard's house. Mr Haas to occupy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Orem
Madison
Mrs. Peak
Mary Haas
St. Magdalene
Finley Haas
Calvin Francis
Grace Black
Teacher’s Institute
Versailles
Della Horton
Day
F. N. Meyers
Rose
Chas
Graves
Switzerland County
Hinds
Hopewell
Delay
Sailors
Carpenter Orem
Albert Bovard
Mr. Haas
Notable local movers and shakers chart week in Pierceville
Howard Robinson of Pierceville was in town Tuesday. Geo Cravens and wife were in Cincinnati last week. Rev Keyes delivered a Thanksgiving sermon in the M E church last week. Wm Smith and family spent Wednesday with Harry Day at Correct. King Gray has started a barber shop at this place. Jos Loyd is doing carpenter work at Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Robinson
Pierceville
Geo, Cravens
Cincinnati
Rev. Keyes
M. E
Smith
Harry Day
King Gray
Jos. Loyd
Milan
Notable Visits and Incidents Reported in Multiple Cities
Jesse Laswell visited New Mari on Thursday. Jas Jackson and Walter Schuman were in Cincinnati on Friday. Andrew Jackson was kicked by a horse last week and has been limping for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Laswell
New Marion
Jas. Jackson
Walter Schuman
Cincinnati
Andrew Jackson
Court News and Marriage Licenses Summary
Lee Adkins and Alta Bruce. John Fillman and Carrie Kruse. Newton Pryor and Ida Swift. Leonard Paugh and Mary Collins wed. Stockinger Estate seeks sale of Mary Becker estate property. Meyer estate set off to widow. Dilk case dismissed by claimant. Johanning divorce granted. State v Williams: not guilty. Henley vs Bloemer: judgment for plaintiffs 384.94. Greemann Bros. vs Idlewine: case dismissed at plaintiffs’ cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Adkins
Dabney
Alta Bruce
John Fillman
Napoleon
Carrie L. Kruse
Newton Pryor
Milan
Ida L. Swift
Leonard E. Paugh
Cross Plains
Mary G. Collins
New Marion
Stockinger
Mary Becker
Louis Ott
R. E
Charles F. Meyer
Henry Dilk
Allen Dilk
Herman Johanning
Magalene Johanning
William Williams
Wm. F. Henley
August Bloemer
Greemann Bros
Adam Idlewine
It Saved His Leg Bucklen Arnica Salve cures sore in five doses
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a frightful running sore on his leg. Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five doses. It also heals ulcers wounds and piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by G A Baas druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
G.A. Baas
Metamora News Roundup with Visits and Thanksgiving
Local residents travel to Brookville Cincinnati Greensburg and Madisonville for health visits and holidays. Thanksgiving meals and gifts highlight social life with Kilburns oysters and a Cinch Club gathering hosted by the Senours plus Judd Gordon supplying bus transport.
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St. Peters
Pleasant Park
Job
Aruggist
Piph Crebe
Holm Chemical CO
Malden Lane, N. Y
Penn Town
New Point
Blrod
Rexvileee
Versatliles
Standard Oil
Ans Timats
Court House News
Lindenmeyer & Son
Batesville, Indiana
H. 8. Greemann & Co
Bull
Dr. Bull
Peal
Ptae
Ind
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