Cincinnati trips and baby born in local notes
Edward Freihage visited home folks Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kellerman spent Thursday at Cincinnati. Mrs Ben Kessing visited sister Olga in Indianapolis Wednesday and Thursday. Born to George Obermeyer and wife a boy. Irene Herman business trip to Cincinnati Monday. Mrs Frank Peine returned from Covington Ky. Clearance sale hats at Herman's Millinery now reduced. Emma Blank business trip to Cincinnati Monday. Frank Scheper of Indianapolis visited here last week. Joe Gehring and family guests of Batesville relatives Sunday.
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Edward Freihage
Kellerman
Cincinnati
Ben Kessing
Olga
Indianapolis
George Obermeyer
Irene Herman
Frank Peine
Covington
Herman’s
Emma Blank
Frank Scheper
Joe Gehring
Batesville
Local notes from PepperTown and area gatherings
Russell Henry of Batesville visited relatives here last Saturday. Charles Kramer and family moved from College Corner to Salt Creek. Elsie Rust returned home after weeks with Mrs. Jones at Cracker Ridge. Mrs. Fred Teufel back from Mays Ind. John Stirle of Mays spent Sunday with Louis Becker. Cliff Parish and wife with W C Reifel visited Fred Teufel and wife. Mrs. Huddleston of Salt Creek visited Mrs. C Ellerman. Alden Colters of Mays called on Will Marlin. Ford Brack went to Oldenburg. W D Alley on business at Metamora. Will Becker visited Metamora. Our paper reaches every home. You will reach buyers through us. Phone 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Henry
Batesville
Charles Kramer
College Corner
Salt Creek
Elsie Rust
Jones
Cracker Ridge
Fred Teufel
Mays
Ind
John Stirle
Louis Becker
Cliff Parish
W. C. Reifel
Connersville
George Reifel
Huddleston
C. Ellerman
Clarence Hannebaum
Will Marlin
Alden Colters
Ford Brack
Oldenburg
W. D. Alley
Metamora
Will Becker
Local residents share visits across nearby towns
Mrs Mildred Lennard and her son Charles return home after visiting her parents C A Reiman and wife of Connersville. Mrs Mary Williams and children go back to Lawrenceburg after a few days with relatives here. Grandmother Gloyd of Osgood returns home from visiting daughter Mrs Ora Stewart and family. Bernard Wheatmarchin of Connersville visits Dan Curry and wife. Miss Lorna Hutton returns to school in Springfield. Otis Stowe and John Hancock of Indianapolis visit Charles Wright and family. Vera Griner visits relatives in Indianapolis. George Lewis travels to Connersville. Lon Garrison Sr suffers a brief stroke. Clifford Reese in Brookville. Robert Griner of Danville in town for a day. Miss Patience Lunsford of Oak Forest comes to visit relatives.
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Mildred Lennard
Charles
C. A. Reiman
Connersville
Mary Williams
Lawrenceburg
Gloyd
Osgood
Ora Stewart
Bernard Wheatmarchin
Dan Curry
Patience Lunsford
Oak Forest
Visit Notes From Greensburg And Nearby
Mrs Henry Fehrman returned home Sunday after spending several weeks with relatives at Greensburg Anthony Waechter and family visited Ben Schulte near Batesville Sunday Joseph Hirt and family visited Jos Brockman at Oldenburg Wednesday Miss Gertrude Waechter from Cincinnati returned last Monday to visit relatives Joseph Haskamp and Greensburg family spent Sunday with Henry Fehrman and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fehrman
Greensburg
Anthony Waechter
Ben Schulte
Batesville
Joseph Hirt
Jos. Brockman
Oldenburg
Gertrude Waechter
Cincinnati
Joseph Haskamp
Local residents return from visits and travels
Irvin Huneke and Harold Newman came back from Illinois last week. Harvey Bohlke and his wife with their son returned to Indianapolis after a brief visit here. Oscar Engel and family called on relatives Sunday afternoon. Velma Opal Nelson and Russell Bultman spent several days last week in Cincinnati. Job Printing Tribune Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Huneke
Harold Newman
Ilinois
Harvey Bohlke
Indianapolis
Hame
Oscar Engel
Velma
Opal
Nelson
Russell Bultman
Cincinnati
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An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for a catarrh cure via Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It touts thirty five years of use, claims blood based cleansing on mucous surfaces, and urges readers to send for testimonials from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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