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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
8
Prank Brose came back from Illinois on Tuesday after summer work. Matthew Brose took a quick trip to Sunman on Tuesday. Grandma Wiwi remains very ill while Grandma Zimmer shows slow improvement.
Adams Church reports Mr Worthington and family returning to Kentucky. Brother in law Mr Lucas and family move into Worthington’s vacated home. Henry Klusman visited Spades last week. Behlmer children ill. Fred Einhaus wed Minnie Behlmer on December 9 1900 at the Behlmer home.
A vintage advertisement claiming the product improves stomach and liver function to enhance feelings, social standing, and business success. The pills are sold for 95 cents per box by G. A. Baas, promising increased strength, a keen brain, and high ambition.
John Cumberworth entertained many relatives Thursday. Grace Taylor is home ill from Osgood. Samuel Overturf of Holton was here Friday. Madge Ensminger who studied in Holton spent Sunday at home. Howard McMinds and sister Mell visited relatives at Osgood. S W Hull and wife visited relatives near Locksprings Sunday.
A Saturday gathering named Spades Institute attracted a large number of visitors. A baby girl was born to Jake Behr and his wife last week. The St Stephen congregation plans a Christmas Eve entertainment. Mrs G Meyer of Sunman visited here Saturday. Louis Eicheld Ed Williams and John Stanley were in town Monday and Tuesday promoting their trade. Mrs Hecker of Batesville visited here and Penntown earlier in the week.
In Thackerville Texas Blanton paid 309 over two years to Joe ters to cure a leg sore. They proposed amputation but an impressed cure followed after one box of Bucklen’s Amicable Salve. Guaranteed cure for piles. 25 cents per box sold by G A Bans druggist.
Lizzie Pfeiffer returned home from Indianapolis on Wednesday. Mr Pfeifer fractured his leg after a fall from a load of wood last week and received treatment from Dr Jerman of Newpoint and Dr Timmerman of Batesville. Fred Beck attended church at Cross Roads on Sunday. Herman Dieckman and his sister Mrs Ahring were in Batesville on Monday. Albert Goyert, a well known hustler, was out sick last week.
Roy Beall returns home from Renton county where he has been employed. Calvin Skeen and Chas. H. Wilson of Versailles visited last Thurs. Cort Schuwan has conjunctivitis. Dave Shepherd, ex railroad worker, staying with Robt. Beall. Green Chapel protracted meetings continue with souls revived. Geo. Kelly and Thes. Parkes were on business in Versailles Thursday. Washington Sunday school plans a Christmas tree and entertainment. Mr. Sink of Milton recently visited.
Brave men and women suffer stomach liver and kidney troubles and general malaise but J W Gardner of Idaville Indiana praises Electric Bitters as effective for restoration. He reports renewed appetite strength and zest after using the remedy. Offered at 50 cents per bottle with guaranteed satisfaction at G A Baas drugstore.
Pen Towtotom reports B Thomas transacted business at Sunman last week. Lewis Richter and wife took a business trip to Sunman on Saturday. Mosmeier Bros. are building a new ice house. Frank Wippel Jr visited Sunman Saturday morning. John Erfman of Moore's Hill visited his brother Henry. P Wippel and wife of Cedar Grove visited relatives late last week. Charles Carother had the misfortune of falling from a hay mow.
Jacob Miller of Wright s Corner traveled to Indianapolis with a Russell machine agent to buy a new Russell engine.
Hayes Osburn hosted a pie social at Crusa school on Saturday night. Several neighbors gathered for events including a birthday at Henry Schomber’s, and a sale at Kastens near Spades drew many from the area.
A local sale notice in Batesville lists items offered by G A Baas. The brief notice names the seller and location, with sale details implied by the listing.
Charles Davis of Bowers town Ohio escaped a deadly struggle with lung trouble after using Dr King’s New Discovery. He reported instant relief and a permanent cure. For 25 years the remedy has claimed to treat chest and lung ailments. Price 50c and 1. Trial bottles free at Buas’ drug store.
Butlerville residents plan a new sidewalk from the I C O F hall to the schoolhouse. Alvin Mosley and family have moved to Indianapolis. Campbell township teachers attended the North Vernon teachers’ association. A son was born to Coroner McClure and wife last Sunday. F and A M officers elected: Hale worshipful master, Hut ton senior warden, Silver junior warden, Bemish treasurer, Forsyth secretary, Ry dsolhnson senior deacon, Masters Charles and Goforth junior deacon, Tyler. Vanosdol visited Versailles. Rev Frank Wolfe preached here and at Brewersville. Clarkson and Pool build a tool and grain house for Wm Wolf east of town. Hutton shipped a car of fat cattle to Cincinnati. Shelton listed as sick.
A German physician Dr A Boachee prescribes Boschee's German Syrup claimed to cure coughs colds and lung troubles by removing the cause and restoring health. Marketed as a proven remedy with two million bottles sold annually since 1868 it is said to be distributed worldwide. Three doses said to relieve an ordinary rough priced at 75 cents. Get Green's Prize Almanac by G A Baas.
Miss Pound after an evening of courteous entertainment by Edith Lenard in Kilburn’s vicinity left for Atlanta Georgia. Charley Brown returns home for a short visit and to prepare for Taylor University enrollment January 2 1900. Ed High visited Brookville on business. Mrs Anna Banes traveled to Madisonville for the funeral of her grandfather Jacob Shearen aged 98, a pioneer of that area, who had been an invalid.
Several years, Mrs. Banes returned home Saturday evening. All of the school teachers in this district went to Laurel Saturday to attend the institute. James Campbell and wife, of Cincinnati, were guests of Mrs. W. N. Gordon Sunday. Mrs. Ross Clark left Saturday to spend a few days with her parents up Duck Creek. gehen Blacklege is back from Brookville. James Alley, of Indianapolis, came peers to be with his mother, who is ill. Florence Allison returned from Richmond Saturday. Christ Thorpe went to Lima, Ohio, Saturday to visit his daughter, Nellie, who is attending school there.
Piercview area items list moves and visits including Calvert Houze and wife moving to Sunman Mrs George Curtis and Daisy Nocks visiting Versailles Anna Hamilton visiting Milan friends Tena Leper heading to Louisville to stay indefinitely Captain Handel Milan liveryman pictured Our photo gallery thriving Xmas tree event Mrs Montgomery ill Dr Pate Milan attends weather and other community mentions Geo Johnson family moved to Milan L E Howard works for Ira Nichols liveryman Milan Mrs Woodson suffers asthma Chicago visitors Clates of Chicago visiters Wedding plans and comments on singledom.
Correct hosts Rev Keyes for a series of meetings while local residents conduct business. George M. Schlicht of Milan and Louis Kissel of Louisville visited recently. J N Underwood and daughters Monta and Nellie toured Madison. W W Bigney of Sunman attended court. Sheriff Henry Voss and family moved into the jail property.
Hunter and wife were in good spirits Sunday. Florence Olmsted returned to Cincinnati Monday after a stay at her home here. Fannie Bentham visited Greensburg. Newton Jackson and family visited friends in Barboursville. John Stille serves as court stenographer this term. F S Jones and family spent Sunday in Milan. Dr. Olmsted was in Osgood last Monday. Arthur Palmer amputated several fingers after his hand was caught in a corn shucker. he was treated by Dr. Anderson.
Wiley Fugate 23 of Hamilton Ohio and Anna Schwabe 22 of Hamilton Ohio listed for marriage licenses. Charley Ketchum and Anna Mendal. John Fuller and Mary Brevin. John Hoffmockel 24 of Spades and Emma M Meyer 23 of Spades noted. George Schlicht vs Katie Schlicht divorce granted.
In Africa Captain C. G. Dennison, famed for commanding forces that captured rebel Galishe, notes on Nov 4, 1897 from Vryburg Bechuanaland that before the last campaign he bought Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy used by himself and issued to his men with beneficial results. Sold by John Gauck Bigney & Co Druggists.
NWA POLAMOR Minnie Bredemair visited her parents in town last week. Mrs. G W Foreman and son Har ry bought Christmas goods in Cincinnati Tuesday. Ed Bredemair has returned from Cincinnati. John Licking of Heimsath s mill is sick with typhoid fever. Ada Letzler and Benny Alexander visited Babe Wagner near Greensburg. Wagner is still ill. James Hazelrigg and wife welcome a baby boy born last Saturday. William Brown reports work in California earning $55 monthly plus a free house and family provisions. Martin Meyer of Indianapolis and Jake Meyer of Greensburg visited Sunday. Enoch Lyons died at Lookout last Thursday and was buried Saturday. Frank Sammons and Clyde Alexander called on Milhousen friends Sunday. Frank Alexander visited his parents A M Alexander and wife. Cal Ward and wife of Arcola Illinois attended Lyons funeral.
Advertises a job for an active man of good character to deliver and collect for a Chicago wholesale house. Pays $900 yearly with reliable pay. honesty preferred over experience. References accepted from any bank. enclose SASE. Third Floor, 334 Dearborn St, Chicago for Manufacturers.
At home at Versailles readers learn of weekend routines in Batesvilla Indiana with mentions of Saturday Sunday and court life shaping local customs.
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