Widow Carrie Bertram Dies in Cincinnati Home
Mrs. Carrie Bertram widow of William Bertram died at her Cincinnati home on Monday December 6 at age 48. She was known in Batesville as sister-in-law of H H Kramer and Geo Johanning and daughter-in-law of Ben Bertram. Funeral set for Thursday at 1 p m at her mother Mrs C Bammerlin’s residence 1965 Kinney Ave Walnut Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Bertram
William Bertram
Cincinnati
Batesville
H. H. Kramer
Geo. Johanning
Ben. Bertram
C. Bammerlin
Kinney Ave
Walnut Yills
Breach of promise case ends in favor of Nora
Mrs Louis Frenselnmeyer and children Edward Nora and Linda testified in a breach of promise suit brought by Miss Nora against Clem Ortman at Versailles. Judgment awarded Nora 8500 on compromise with 8200 paid in cash and 300 in deferred payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Frenselnmeyer
Edward
Nora
Linda
Versailles
Miss Nora
Clem Ortman
Langery Valley Lodge Meeting and Band Concert
Members of Langery Valley Lodge No. 255 are requested to attend the regular meeting on Thursday evening December 9 for important business. A band concert will follow the meeting. GALE Moor KTL S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langery Valley Lodge No. 255
Gale Moor
K. TL S
Kromes Prices and Local Visits Highlight Busy Week
Prices at H H Krome's feature 5c and 10c values with bulk deals on handkerchiefs. HW Rome's Store advertises Christmas specials. Several local residents including John Borgstede family and John Kappes visit relatives. others travel to Indianapolis, Manchester, Morris, and Sunman. Oil heaters are advertised at Aleyer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krome
Surprises Mark Jacob Engel Fiftieth Birthday Party
A large group gathered at Jacob Engel’s home last Saturday to honor his fiftieth birthday with music by Schein's band and Cook's orchestra, a turkey supper prepared by Mrs. Engel, and gifts including a gold candied umbrella from neighbors. The article also notes a 65th birthday celebration for George A. Cook the prior Wednesday with music, and various local social updates and shop notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Engel
Schein
Cook
Charles Schein
Arthur Schein
Joan Hughes
William Boehmer
Anona Bosse
Nellie Carr
Jake
George A. Cook
Adolph Cook
Jake Cook
Jake Engel
Hughes
Ted Schene
John Dennett
Henry Schumacher
Mr. Cook
Cook Brothers
Quietly Married in Indianapolis Surprise
Walter Crowell and Nellie Schultz were secretly wed in Indianapolis last Saturday. They returned to Batesville for a family supper at the bride’s home, serenades by friends and the Red Men band, and a Sunday dinner with the groom’s parents. The couple will reside in Batesville with friends wishing them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crowell
Nellie Schultz
Walter
Nellie
Indianapolis
Batesville
George Hartman
Red Men’s Band
Mr. Crowell
Order
Chas. Crowell
Mrs. Crowell
Child Found Dead In Bed In Adams Church Area
Dr C W Gibson was summoned to the home of John C Selke on November 30th to see a four month old child found dead in bed. An inquest was held by the coroner and the verdict is not learned. The child was buried in Adams Church cemetery last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Selke receive neighborly sympathy in their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Gibson
John C. Selke
Adams Church
Changes in Local Business and Residency Notes
Frank L. Donnell, newly with Young & Cut singer Lumber Co., will headquarter at the Grand Hotel in Indianapolis as sales manager, with Clarence Donnell to run Kennedy & Donnell Lumber Co. in Morris. Various residents moved, visited, or engaged in local commerce, including Ed Schultz relocating on Walnut street, Emma Cook providing music in Shelbyville, and several trips to Cincinnati and Batesville for business and shopping. A farm for sale near Batesville is listed, and new china lines and hardware promotions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Donnell
Kennedy & Donnell Lumber Co
Morris
Young & Cutsinger Lumber Co
Evansville
Mr. Donnell
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
Clarence Donnell
Ed Schultz
Main Street
George A. Baas
Walnut Street
Agnes Mann
Shelbyville
Emma Cook
Will
Joe
Real Estate For Sale In Oldenburg and Nearby Areas
Timmerman and McCallum list diverse properties for sale including a 1.5 story 3 room frame house on 2 acres with barn at east Water Street Oldenburg priced at 550, plus a new 1.5 story 8 room frame dwelling on Vine Street for 2,575, several 24 story brick and 2 story frame homes with prices from 175 to 2,000, and a 120 acre farm west of Oldenburg with stone house priced at 2,000 with multiple other lots and farms across Batesville and Smyrna areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmerman & McCallum Real Estate Agency
Water Street
Oldenburg
Smyrna
Decatur County
Depot St
Vine St
Walnut St
Depot Street
First
Elm Streets
Mulberry St
Ind
White Street
Best Corn in the World from Indiana at Omaha Exhibit
Indiana growers dominated the national corn exhibit in Omaha Nebraska with three top prizes. Fred C Palin Newton won 1000 for best ear, J R Overstreet Franklin won 1000 for best ten ears, and G L Kerlin Franklin won for best bushel. Local items note social events sales and gifts as well as residents visiting relatives and shopping.
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Indiana
Omaha
Nebraska
Fred C. Palin
Mr. Patin
Newton
Ind
J. R. Overstreet
Franklin
G. L. Kerlin
City Council Opens With Full Attendance and Krieger Seat
The council met Monday with all members present. George A. Cook resigned from a claimed vacancy. William L. Krieger's certificate, issued after a ballot recount, was accepted and he took his seat. The marshal was instructed to enforce road work, as in a fifth class city. Dallman and Krieger drew committee assignments for first-time arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Cook
Willam L. Krieger
Circuit Court
Messrs. Dallman and
Krieger
New Time Table and Local Tidbits
A wind storm caused minor damage in the city with downed trees and broken windows. Reed Dowden and Virgil Minning, laying gas pipes, traveled to Greensburg on Tuesday. Several residents, including the Waley sisters and Mrs. Schroeder, visit Cincinnati. Others traveled to Cincinnati for personal visits or to attend funerals. Multiple residents, including H H Krieger and Mrs Benz, Jr, were mentioned in relation to travel or relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Dowden
Virgil Minning
Greensburg
Krieger Receives Certificate Of Election For Councilman
Mr. William L. Krieger was awarded a certificate of election as councilman at large by the Circuit Court last Friday. The document notes he received the highest vote total and that he will recover costs from two defeated rivals, Dr. L. F. Martin and Louis Ff. Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Krieger
Circuit Court
Krieger
L. F. Martin
Louis Ff. Fischer
Hortemiller and Ording Married in St Louis Church
Leo Hortemiller wed Anna Ording of Batesville in a Thursday morning ceremony at St Louis Church on December 2 1909. Bennie Hortemiller and Rosa Hortemiller witnessed the event. The newlyweds plan to settle in Batesville with the Tribune sending best wishes and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Church
Leo Hortemiller
Anna Ording
Batesville
Bennie Hortemiller
Rosa Hortemiller
Tribune
Kindness helps orphan girl reach Cincinnati
An Indianapolis orphan girl lacking funds was put off in Batesville last Wednesday evening. Helpers raised 80 cents to cover part of her ride to Cincinnati, leaving her with a ticket only to Valley Junction. Various local residents and businesses were noted in short items of the day.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Batesville
Queen City
Valley Junction
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. H. Krome
Rome's
John Borgstede
North Dakota
Henry Borgstede
Westwort
Hennry Schwertteger
Martinsville
Frenzel
New Jersey St
John Kappes
Hope
Tonis Weber
Manchester
Maton Marvin
Wm. Brune
M.R. Connelley
Sunman
Milan
John Wernke
Harry Siebert
Ottawa
Inl
Harry Weetz
Gotlieb Lauer
Aleyer's
Lizzie Evans
J. A. Meyer
Minnie Hiller
Ernest Holzapfe
Frank Bitner
Our City
James Harlow
Frank Oeirich
Daisy Sachaker
Italigio
R. J. Timmerman
Blank’s
Florence
Star Hardware CO
Chas. F. Meyer
American Furniture Co
Dr. Abbott
John Schultz
Columbus
The
G. A. RR
Mrs. Huggler
Spades
Napoleon
Nell McCallum
Emma Ward
Ed Walpe
Jack Engelhart
Milroy
Peppertown
Cora Barnhorst
Win. Gluesenkamp
Meyer Hardware Co
Hans Wagner
Jacob Sieg
Fred Poblar
Suoman
Harry Peetz
Meyer's
Pike
R. F. DD
Ilda Buerstler
Circleville
Healidays
St. John’s Mission Society
Huntersville
Chester Hafner
John Hafner
Battenburg
Blank
M. H. Wonning
Ed Schorr
Val Dietz
Madison
Eastman
R. J. Timmerman’s
W.H. Brune
George A. Beck
Nick Blank
J. A. Wooley
R.J. Timmerman’s
Waley
Sharp’s Corner
John Schroeder
Carrie Tekulve
H. H. Krieger
Wm. Cord
Hamburg
Ruhlman
Charles Brum and Son
Mike Benz, Jr
Lou Adrian
Michael Beez, Sr
Henry Meyerose
Clara Sand
Herald
John Bichacker
Danville
Iil
Hortemiller-Ording
Irene Meyer
Pat Corcoran
William Jahnke
That City
John Dickman
Thomas Mobley
Bloomington
James Mead
Ed Stevens
John Gumapfel
Herman Kubman
Prescott
H. A. Kramer’s
Gertrude Borkes
Lockland
Ohio
George M. Hillenbrand
Stanley Severinghaus
Connersville
Fred Mestermacher
John Bultman
Rushville
John Meyer
Liberty
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