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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
5
Emil Schuler and Mrs. Henry Puelsing on sick list while Mrs. John Brockterman of Cincinnati visits family. Wm Koebbe travels to Hamburg and Oldenburg last week delivering pigs feet and tripe. Henry Puelsing attends Oldenburg Monday. Mrs. Smith also listed as sick.
Henry Miller and wife of New Bennington visited relatives here on Sunday. Protract meetings are planned for the week. Will Steincamp of Cross Roads called on his lady friend Sunday evening. Mrs. Ahring and daughter Sophia spent Sunday with John Wisman and family near Batesville. Will Davis and wife visited Herman Dickman’s place on Sunday. Laura Beck formerly of this place wed Walter Grove of Indianapolis last week. They will reside in Indianapolis. Congratulations are extended.
An out of the way family keeps Bucklen's Arnica Salve for injuries from accidents including burns and cuts. Baas & Schultz, druggists, claim it is the best on earth for healing.
Milan C N Peters made a business trip to Cincinnati on Wednesday. B C Fuller of Cincinnati visited relatives north of town Sunday. Flavis J Wolfe, staying with his son Prof F J Wolfe, returned to Somerset Ky. Ad Pate and Grant Toole spent Sunday at Versailles. Pearl Cravens returned to Indianapolis Wednesday after a visit home. F M Laws and wife of Versailles visited E M Beall. Wm H Kennedy and Chas N Hunter are on the sick list. Many young people attended church at North Milan Saturday evening. John Spencer and George Tyrell of Versailles were in town Thursday.
William Weber delivered a load of fat porkers to Brookville on Saturday. Philip Schumacher of Batesville visited Friday. George Huber and wife met two sons from Whitcomb. George Ripberger of St Peters came Saturday. Abplanalp family visited Godfrey Huber’s Sunday. Henry Baas attended Sunman Wednesday. Poblar from Brookville met two sons from Whitcomb Saturday. Rev. Schmidt of Penntown preached at Blue Creek Sunday. Anna Pohlar visited Cincinnati last week. Louisa Abplanalo from Penntown spent last week here. Farmers sold hogs to Mr Knebel in Sunman Tuesday. Fred Baas from near Penntown hunted nearby Saturday.
The government rural route inspector surveyed the Batesville area last Thursday with a proposed route to be set up soon. J. J. Harvey traveled to Morris on business. Franklin County sheriff candidate Stenger from Mt. Carmel spoke with locals. Flora and Ida Harvey visited relatives in Morris. Will Osburn spent Sunday with A. T. Sunman at Spades. O. A. Terry and family from Lonely Corner attended church. Rev. Baron preached an English sermon here Sunday.
Take a double dose of Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy when first symptoms appear to ward off illness. The advertisement notes hundreds use it successfully. For sale by Baas and Schultz Batesville Bigney and Co Sunman.
Spades Lewis Eichold of Specker and Co Cincinnati called on merchants Mrs John Stevens of Morris Wednesday. Arthur Wilbur and Ruby Sunman went to Indianapolis for the Fitch Leding wedding. Mrs Ed Franke and Miss Lizzie Franke visited Batesville Saturday. Nell Smith visited relatives at Morris Saturday and Sunday. D E Stuard and family returned to Salem Indiana Friday after visiting here. Mrs Aug Gunter visited Batesville Tuesday.
Advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills quickly relieve sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and rebuilding health. Offered by Baas & Schultz with a money back guarantee if not cured.
SHARPS CORDEE Mrs. C. M. Osburn and son Walter attended Sunday school at Penntown. Attendees joined the funeral of Mrs. A. A. Hackman in Oldenburg. Steve Crawford and friend Adkins of Indianapolis visited for several days. Henry Wittkamper and Lewis Wittkamper spent Sunday with Jacob Abplanalp at Pipe Creek. Jacob Ritze and Joe Tupps of Morris visited Monday. Henry Schomber travelled to Batesville Monday. J N Pohlman and wife of Morris Sunday afternoon with Lewis Wittkamper.
SUN MAN Geo Trautman travels to Ohio after learning his father is very ill. Dr J L Freeland and wife from Indianapolis attend Rev Althoff funeral. Ben Bruns of Sedamsville visits his parents. Albert Behlmer, a local merchant, unable to attend to business last week. Emmett Englebright of Indianapolis visits. plans to start a business there. Chas Morrow conducts Cincinnati dealings. Fred Osting of near Greensburg visits relatives.
Dyspepsia and indigestion plague workers more than the rich, but Green's August Flower offers relief. The remedy claims to stimulate the liver, improve appetite and digestion, and restore vitality. Trial bottles cost 25 cents. regular size 75 cents. Baas & Schultz, druggists.
Dr E B Vincent of Sunman was in town on business. Henry Gabel of Cincinnati visited M J Stahley family on his way to St Marys. Hunting is prohibited in our burg. Charles Carpenter has retired to Lawrenceburg after a visit. Laura Jones of Pipe Creek did business at Sunman and visited sister Mrs Volz. Mrs Taylor of Sunman staying with the Volz family. Sheriff Voss of Versailles came on business. Mrs E Wolming and Mrs H Nieman attended Rev Althoff’s funeral at Hubble's Corner.
Circuit court adjourned Friday and no more sessions until February. Commissioners court met Monday with Judge Willard New back in North Vernon. Notables visiting included Lafayette Hillis of Kansas and Altus Harding of Indianapolis. Several locals attended Water vs Hillis as witnesses. Juries tried one case, with Joseph Fritsch, George Bauer, and George Siefert among jurors returning Friday. Queen City area business moved as Geo J Cravens plans a new drug store and building. Edward McClure fined for intoxication. Warfield trespass case heard. Master James Hyatt broke a leg while coasting at Mr. Thoms'. Next court event set for Dec 28 at the courthouse featuring Mr. Flower.
Community members attended events and visits across Rexville Versailles Westfork and nearby towns. Individuals include Chas Hyatt Henry Francis Bertha Flint Oliver Thornton B L Vawter Rose Meyers Williard Williams Dennis Beach J C Meyers Dr Hess and Lillie Orem with friends and guests. The piece records greetings birthdays illnesses and social gatherings from the past week.
Mrs. S. H. Newson of Alabama endured three years of indigestion stomach and bowel complaints with death seeming inevitable. After doctors and remedies failed she tried Electric Bitters and fully recovered. Electric Bitters advertised as the only medicine for liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles at 59 cents by Kaas & Schultz, druggists.
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