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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
3
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Miss Vera Stutie visited her Cincinnati parents Wednesday to Sunday. Several residents, including Miss Adria Creigmile and Mrs. J Young, spent time in Cincinnati Friday. Families gathered in Milan Indianapolis Bedford and Madison for Thanksgiving.
Vintage drug ad claims constipation worsens skin and offers Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild bedtime laxative. It promises a full morning bowel movement and refreshed feeling from cleaned intestines and liver. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
Several from here attended the Batesville dance Wednesday evening. Ed Meyer and wife were in Batesville Friday. Marie Messner visited relatives in Hamilton on Friday. Mr Day and family from Indian visited Geo Reckeweg and F Luers and wife spent Sunday with Chas Baylor and family. J Hunteman spent Thanksgiving with J Wehr and family. Mrs R N Scherer visited Sunday with H Gookns and family. Cora Harlemert returned from Cincinnati visiting O Bultman and wife and Miss Margaret Prakelis FP Luers Harry Smith spent Thanksgiving with H Horzmert. Dance at Menkes hall Saturday December 9. R Bultman visited Psgood one day last week.
Mothers reach for Sloan's Liniment for bumps, bruises, sprains and outdoor work soreness. It quickly penetrates and soothes without rubbing, offering relief for rheumatic aches and neuralgia. A bottle at druggists is 25 cents.
Mrs Louis Goyert and Mrs John Wisman visited Mrs John Gunter Tuesday. Richard Kops of Indianapolis spent Thanksgiving with his mother and brothers. Henry Mang family visited Herman Diecktman Sunday. Anna Klostermeyer Lind daughter Elenora visited Hy Kontermeyer and wife on Thanksgiving. Chas Starke and John Gunter families visited John Wisman and Clifford Goyert. Minnie Co visited relatives in Stopthwo. A health ad followed about King s New Discovery medicines.
Mrs Gomallel and Mrs T Hart visited at Olin Gommel's Saturday. Mrs T Hart of Osgood spent time with her parents Chris Gommel and wife. Lillie Korte spent Saturday night Align Norwold. Relatives gathered on the occasion of a hogde. Beene hens waited in Collins and daughter gin Batesville Saturday. El Peeters and Williams of Smyrna attended church here. Russel and John Hart left for Kansas City last Monday to study at Sweeney Auto School for six weeks. Mr and Mrs Stot of Batesville and R B Linville of Sunman dined with Ambrose Hickman Sunday and attended church here. Bert Hart of Indianapolis spent Thanksgiving with home folks. Clyde and Ora Palmer of Newpoint visited Joe Palmer Saturday. Mrs Frank Hart and Mrs Olin Gommel spent Sunday at Adams. Mrs Fannie Brooks of Anderson, Mrs Minnie Williams and daughter Athenia, Mrs LHart and Mrs Alexander visited Mrs Hickman Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Hugh Cook of Scottsville New York says Chamberlains Cough Remedy quickly stopped her children's coughs and cured their colds faster than any other medicine she has used. She recalls using it five years ago in Garbutt New York. Obtainable everywhere.
Notice to Batesville citizens that Alberry Dickey will apply to the Ripley County Board of Commissioners for a one year renewal to sell intoxicating liquors and to operate a restaurant with soft drinks cigars and lunch. The business is described as a first floor room fronting East Pearl Street with multiple entrances in a two story brick building at Main and East Pearl Streets.
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