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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
5
Sunman residents mention Lawrenceburg and Cincinnati trips by Sunman Vv. W. Bigney and others. Mrs. Deila Walter visits Shelbyville due to grandson’s illness. Henry Bruns and several families are noted with visits to Cincinnati Versailles and Connersville. The Sunman band plays at Ed Schuck’s opening. a misprinted item about Mr. Biltz’s process man’s time caused a garbled line last week.
Hayol Harrison Miller and wife visit Bath to see ill George W W Hutson. George Meyer and wife from Batesville visit relatives here Sunday. Al Ogden moves to Osgood. Joe Hittel Wilson Jones and Chas Weruke of Batesville call on friends Sunday. The infant child of Clint Wilson and wife recovers from lung fever after a severe illness. Clint Wilson shot a large raccoon while hunting last week.
Ambrose Hickman bought shoots from Wm McHugh last Friday. Claude Palmer returned from Illinois. Mrs George Miller scalded her foot one day last week. Korte shredding corn for Miller Brothers this week. Sunday school plans a Christmas entertainment on Thursday night December 22. Anna Lee Hickman visited Ethel Yale in New Point last Monday. Anna Korte visited Mary Price last week. Clyde Palmer and wife moving near Napoleon this week. Joseph Palmer shredding corn at Kingston.
Frank C Bechtel returns from Oregon. Misses Walker and Folsom visit J L Abpanip in Pierceville. Fred Krummel and Fred Meyer from Madisonville visit relatives. Rev W H Ake and wife from Versailles take train to Shelbyville. guests of Stanley Turner and wife. Jos Vogel injures left hand at King sawmill. Miss Kate Felix rides to Cincinnati. Miss Nora Abplanalp attends M E convention in Shelbyville. Mrs Brainard G Ransom of Montreal visits parents Walter H Fitch and wife. Charles Jenner chats at Batesville. Oscar Bischoff from Lawrenceburg calls. Miss Ruby Sunman visits Morris. Frank Lux of Kansas visiting relatives. Wide Awake Club meets at Wm Krummel. attendees listed. prizes awarded to Anna Sitzman, Bertha Klusman, Charles and George Eschenbrenner.
Wittkamper and Pohlar of Sharps Corner lead corn shredding last week. Local residents including the Abplanalps and Huber families husked and assisted. Funeral attendance at Penntown for Mrs. Wickemeyer noted. John Pohlar's family social visit recorded. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by B W L Hall of Waverly Va. available from E B Schultz in Batesville.
Newton Jackson and wife visited the latter's brother Henry Underwood and family. Mrs Lizzie Bradt spent Sunday with Mrs Cora Beckett. Harry Thompson of Indianapolis is visiting home folks here. Miss Dora Crandall returned home after visiting Kentucky. Joe Underwood of Butlerville called on friends Sunday. Mrs Beckett returned from Madison where she had medical treatment. Mrs J O Cravens remains quite ill. Born to Walter Smith and wife a girl on December 9. Marriage licenses include Wm H Bohner to Bertha Thompson Milan. Jesse Ray Osbourn to Addiette Lewis Cross Plains. Joho D Raymond Synthia Ky to Theodora Ff Andrews Osgood. Charles Asche Delaware R BR 1 to Esta Raney Versailles. Albert Moody to Grace Francis Versailles.
Mrs. Bert Cupp visited Brookville relatives last Friday. Mrs. Tempry Kennedy died at her Blooming Grove home and was buried at Brookville Sunday. Richard and Coburn Murry of Indianapolis visit relatives here this week. Fred Badgley, new miller from Zanesville Ohio, moved into H Lennard house this week. Mrs. Mabel Brittain of Newcastle spent Sunday with home folks. John Woesner of Indianapolis visited relatives here last week. Wilet Jones and John Hammond called at Brookville Saturday. Chester Crawley remains very ill after weeks of sickness. Gabe Hildreth visited Brookville Saturday. Ed Martindale visiting Indianapolis for relatives and business meeting. Clyde Jinks and wife returned to St Louis Missouri.
Oldenburg residents and nearby visitors spent Sunday in Cincinnati including Mrs Mary Trapp and George Biltz families. George Biltz Jr. was buried Friday. George Biltz and family returned home Sunday evening after the funeral. Others noted were Harry Lamping from Batesville, Joe Rice and John Hulter visiting Norwood, and Dr V R Bischoff traveling to Indianapolis for a state doctors meeting. Renny Koepfle also went to Chicago on business.
Ernest Norwold sold a horse last week. Miss Lydia Klein had dental work at Batesville Saturday afternoon. Elmer Sparks, recently in Illinois husking corn, returned Thursday morning. German M. E. Ladies society met at Mrs. Louis Stockinger’s home Thursday. Mrs. Wm Karl and daughter Eva visited friends in Cincinnati. Edward and Lizzie Fruchtricht shopped in Batesville Wednesday. Charles Johnson and friends from Batesville passed through Sunday. Ernest Narwold and family visited Wm Menchhofer’s family Sunday evening. Mrs. Robert Uter and Mrs. Jank Wilson called on Mrs. Christ Steuri Sunday.
Mrs Chas. Denker, long sick at the home of her parents Henry Mang and wife, returned to her home in Indianapolis Wednesday evening with her young daughter and son.
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