Social notes from Paris Indiana and Cincinnati area visits
Mrs Mattie Cottingham returned to Paris on Wednesday. Miss Myrtle Stille returned from Cincinnati. Mr G B Ashton and wife called in Cincinnati. John Beer visited his brother Richard there. Mrs C Nieman and Mrs Louisa Peters attended the Cincinnati funeral of Mrs Charlotte Sirters. Herman Thum and wife were guests of daughter Mrs Eroma Garrett in Riverside. C M Osburn hosted cousin Mrs Vick Warner of Olney Illinois visiting Indiana after 42 years. Carrie Ranson of Spades called here. Henry Busching and wife returned from Osgood. Thomas Mobly of Bloomington visited uncle Thomas Mead. Emil Goldsmith business trip to Cincinnati. Otto Beer and wife returned from Cincinnati visit with sister Mrs Chas Avery. Henry Clemens and wife were traveling to Cincinnati. Miss Carrie Thum secured a city job for the winter. The remains of Miss Eda Ehler and Rachel Ehler were interred in St Paul after a Cincinnati gasolene explosion death. Eda died aged 46 leaving mother and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames C. Nieman
Louisa Peters
Charlotte Sirters
Cincinnati
Herman Thum
Eroma Garrett
Riverside
C. M. Osburn
Mrs. Vick Warner
Olney, Ill
Indiana
Eda Ehler
Wm. Ehler
Rachel Ehler
Weisburg
St. Paul
Miss Ehler
Ehler
Funeral for Mrs Lib Miller Held at M E Church
The funeral for Mrs Lib Miller was conducted by Rev J L Brown of Manilla at the M E church. Charter members of the Rebecca lodge served as pallbearers. Several local residents attended and friends gathered for the Christmas Eve entertainment practice at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lib Miller
J.L. Brown
Manilla
M. E
Miller
Rebecca Lodge
Notable Local Social and Health Notes
Ben Schroeder returned home from Benton last week. John H. Ertel and wife hosted Mrs Tebbe and Mrs Tebbe at Brookville Friday. Frank Bruns is reported to suffer a severe typhoid fever attack. Schroeder and Joseph Schwegman and wife made a Brookville business trip Friday. Pepper town is praised as a good local community with residents including Taufel Wolf Pepper Hose and Reifel in Salt Creek Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bruns
Ben Schroeder
Joseph Schwegman
Brookville
Peppertown
Salt Creek
Local Social Notes from Batesville Neighborhood
Fred Stockinger and family moved to Batesville Thursday afternoon. Ladies Society met at Cross Roads school house Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Christ Stuck returned home from an extended visit with her children Charles and Carrie. Edward Karl reports successful trapping along the creek. Mrs. Smith and daughter Yetta visited in the vicinity Monday. John and Fred Karl spent Sunday evening with Wm. Menchofer. George Klein is laid up a few days from a kick by a cow. Harry Smith of Cincinnati visited Wm. Karl and family. Sunday was a quiet day with a single buggy seen on the road.
Local notes from Sunman and nearby towns
Morris George Kippe sold a horse in Sunman to Mr. Muller for his livery business. Numerous residents and travelers, including Mrs. Pere Andres and children and Miss Clara Sand, were in Batesville area. a storm damaged a telephone line repaired by Christian Bos and Otto Glowka. The pike remains closed due to cold. several residents plan moves as completion nears. A few civic notices mention road supervisor candidates for the December 18 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kippe
Sunman
Muller
Christian Bos
Otto Glowka
Social visitors and travels around Cincinnati area
Oldenburg Harry Lamping and sister went to Cincinnati Thursday morning. Mrs. Margaret Johnson and son Raymond of Greensburg visited at the convent there Thursday. Mrs. Feldkamp and Henry Wittenberg of Cincinnati came in Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr. Kruetter. Tony Bosse and his sister Anna came over from Batesville Wednesday to visit Harry Enneking. Mr. Peters and wife of Cincinnati came in last Wednesday to visit her father George P. Etter. Louis Siefert did business at Greensburg Wednesday. A. J. Hassmer of Lawrenceburg did business here last Tuesday and toured local sights. James and George Klein and their mother went to Raleigh, Ind., last Tuesday to visit a sick boy. Miss Florence Peine spent Tuesday. Henry Koetter was a passenger for Cincinnati last Saturday evening. Conrad Peter, wife and son went home to Cincinnati Friday after visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Johnson
Raymond
Greensburg
Mrs. Feldkamp
Henry Wittenberg
Cincinnati
Mr. Kruetter
Tony Bosse
Anna
Batesville
Harry Enneking
Mr. Peters
George P. Etter
James and
George Klein
Raleigh
Ind
Conrad Peter
Versailles Social Roundup and Local Orders
Mrs. Mary Otto of Friendship visits family in town. Rev and Mrs W Haake host Versailles youth reception at M A parsonage with about forty attendees. Mrs. Robert Firth returns from Marble Corner. Jacob Massing and George J Cravens visit. John C Muir named administrator of Margaret Muir estate bond set at 4000 dollars. Marriage licenses Lafayette Perry and Myrtle B Lewis of Osgood.
Passing Events and Vengeance Reflections
A compact meditation on time as a river of events where each moment swiftly shifts. It contrasts Marcus Aurelius’ view of passing occurrences with Petrarch’s remark that vengeance should lie with women, presenting two concise antique aphorisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Aurelius
Christmas Entertainment Planned at Penntown German Church
Weather hampered mail delivery Saturday as Chas Clifton led a Friday organ session for the Penntown German church Christmas program. Visitors John Frolich Jr and sister arrived from Dayton to see ill father John Frolich. Warnings note local residents Cary Schaler shopped in Sunman and John Mosmeier called at Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Clifton
Penntown
Local Socials Note with Abplanalps and Huber Visit
Pipe Creheezx Adam Huber and wife and Arthur and Miss Carrie Wittkamper spent Thursday evening with Lizzie and Jacob Abplanalp. Miss Alice Huber spent part of last week at Clover Leaf Branch with her sister Mrs Eli Hoff. Ottie Rosefeld of Brookville visited home folks last week. Fred Abplanalp and wife were at Batesville Friday where Mrs Abplanalp had dental work. A scribe was a business caller at St Peters Thursday. Henry Baas Frank Greihm and Wm Volz helped Herman Grothaus butcher Thursday. Albert and Harry Huber returned home from Illinois Saturday. Miss Mertle Abplanalp spent several days last week with her grandparents at Penntown. Mrs Wittkamper and her daughter Carrie shopped at Suoman Thursday. George Huber took a pleasure driver to Sunman Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Huber
Arthur
Carrie Wittkamper
Lizzie
Jacob
Alice Huber
Clover Leaf Branch
Eli Hoff
Miss Mertle
Penntown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mattie Cottingham
Paris
Myrtle Stille
G. B. Ashton
Queen City
John Beer
Richard
C. Holdewadel
Theodore Garrison
St. Paul, Minn
Carrie Ranson
Spades
Henry Busching
Osgood
Thomas Mobly
Bloomington, Jod
Thomas Mead
Emil Goldsmith
Otto Beer
Mrs. Chas, Avery
Henry Clemens
Carrie Thum
Peter B. Francis
Riverside, O
Nellie Gordon
Huston
Connerville
Chas. Wright
Otis Murray
Ed Martindale
Chas. Rothrock
Hattie Glisson
Wn. Sherwood
Elsworth Miller
Connersville
Loren Chambers
Nola Sherwood
Blooming Grove
Clark Tague
John Trickler
Herbert
Laurel
Harry Dandy
Willis Jones
Cambridge City
Kate Blacklidge
Mrs. Trembly
Noah Foster
Chris Scherer
Miss Bertha Parvis
Dewitt Curry
Falmouth
Christian Church
Benton
Mesdames Wai. E. Tebbe
Anna Tebbe
John H. Ertel
Balistowwn
Fred Stockinger
The
Ladies Society
Cross Roads School House
Edward Karl
John
Fred Karl
Wm. Menchofer and Family
Harry Smith
Wm. Karl
Morris
Chas. Goldsmith
Newpoint
Roman Grossman, Sr
Joseph Merkle
Rieble
Gus Harmier
Haymond
Pere Andres
Alois Bischoff
John Pohlman
Chas. Crusa
Sharps Corner
A. J. Hassmer
Lawrenceburg
Henry Stahlman
Oldenburg
Carl Grueman
Indianapolis
John Nbll
Huber & Co
John Simmerman
Carrie Harvey
Clara Sand
Herald
Mr. Eisele
Chris Bos
Sunpman
John Wintz
Walter Fitch
Harry Lamping
Sister
Louis Siefert
Florence Peine
Henry Koetter
Foitmgis
Oldenburg, Ind
B. J. Kessing
F. B. Moorman
A. J. Hackman
Mehlon Itla
Mary Otto
Friendship
Howard Akers
Chas. Royce
California
Robert Firth
Marble Corner
Wm. Firth
Jacob Massing
Delaware Tp
George J. Cravens
Lawrenceburg Press
John C. Muir
Margaret Muir
Rebuck and Jackson
Lafayette Perry
Myrtle B. Lewis
Batesville Milling Co
Chas. W. Morrow
Petrarch
Cologne
John H. Wilker
P. G. Ahring
Penn Town
John Frolich Jr
Dayton, O
John Frolich
Mr. Frolich
Mr. Hoffmocble
J. C. Stabley
Emma Rhonk
Clara A. Stabley
Kid Kneer
V. S
Carrie Schaler
John Mosmeier
Versailles
Ottie Rosefeld
Fred Abplanalp
St. Peters
Henry Baas
Frank Greihm
Wm. Volz
Herman Grothaus
Albert
Harry Huber
Illinois
George Huber
Santa Claus
Harry Schwier
W. Dieckmann
First National Bank
John Dittus
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Kentucky
OO Site Flour Mill
Behlmer Bros
William Bruns
the Sammnan Undertaker
Meyer’s College of Embalming
Oriental School of Embalming
Massachusetts College of Embalming
WM. Bruns
Sunman, Ind
Andrew W. Kops
First National
BANK
W. A. Watson
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