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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1902

Page

8

Local Social Roundup from Sharps Corner

Pete Renner of Wilmington and John Pohlman of Morris were seen in the area last week. Miss Lizzie Merk of Morris visited Miss Tena Schomber on Sunday. Attendees from here joined a protracted meeting at Penntown last week. Will and Otto Pohlar and sister Anna were at Batesville, as were Henry Wittkamper Henry Schomber and Hayes Osburn on Saturday.

Pete Renner Wilmington John Pohlman Morris Lizzie Merk Tena Schomber Penntown Will Otto Pohlar Anna Batesville Henry Wittkamper Henry Schomber Hayes Osburn

Timely Topic Promotes Joley’s Honey and Tar

A cough and cold season note promoting Joley's Honey and Tar as the fastest remedy to cure colds and prevent complications. Sold by G. A. Baas.

Local News Highlights of Area Residents

Dr A W Buell returned home from Harrison C Saturday. Mrs H Doer and daughter Ruth came home from Cincinnati Sunday. Edith Kohlmeyer Niobe Robinson of Milan visited Ed Franke Sunday with Howard Robinson. Gr FP Adams of Brinkmeyer Kuhn Co called on customers Friday. Mrs Wo Wiesehan of Weisburg was in town Friday. Milton Wiesehan went to Indianapolis to remain. H Vogt of Indianapolis is visiting here.

A. W. Buell Harrison, C H. Doer Ruth Cincinnati Edith Kohlmeyer Niobe Robinson Milan Howard Robinson Ed Franke Gr. FP. Adams Brinkmeyer, Kuhn , Co

Reform School Adopts Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Medicine

J G Gluck superintendent at Prun tytown West Virginia Reform School reports trying many cough remedies before selecting Foley's Honey and Tar as the exclusive medicine. He calls it most effective and harmless and notes it is sold by G A Baas.

J. G. Gluck Pruntytown W. Va Foley West Virginia Reform School G. A. Baas

Miller and Larrison Return from Illinois Farm Work

William Miller and George Larrison report husking 100 bushels of corn each in Illinois this fall. Henry Koenigcramer builds a new house barn and granary on his recently purchased farm. Bill McHugh tops rabbit hunting with 27 rabbits in one day. Mrs Join Koenigcramer suffered serious injuries from a cellar fall but is improving. D M Swinton moves to Greensburg while Lee Morrison moves into Swinton’s former house.

William Miller George Larrison Illinois Henry Koenigcramer Bill McHugh Join Koenigcramer D. M. Swinton Greensburg Lee Morrison Mr. Swinton

Winchester man touts Dr Kings New Life Pills

A Winchester Indiana man M. M. Austin claims his wife suffering from illness was cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills. The advertisement extols relief from stomach and liver troubles and constipation with a 25 cent price at Kaas drug store.

M. M. Austin Winchester Ind

Local notes from Pipe Creek area recount travels and church visits

Albert and Harry Huber returned from Connersville after husking corn. Fred Pohlar and daughter were at Sunman Saturday. Willie Ahplanalp did business at Sunman. Residents attended church at Penntown last week. George Huber and two sons visited Henry Pohlar's family. Local attendees helped Chas Abplanap and Godfrey Huber at North Point. George Huber and Henry Pohlar went to Brookville on business.

Albert Harry Huber Connersville Fred Pohlar Sunman Willie Ahplanalp Penntown George Huber Henry Pohlar Chas Abplanap Godfrey Huber North Point Brookville

Nervine Credited With Curing Nervous Ailments

Mrs N M Bucknell of Minneapolis reports relief from chronic headaches and brain pains after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine, noting improved appetite and revived strength. Mrs W A Thompson of Duluth shares rapid benefits after seven bottles, ending long sleepless nights and regained health. All druggists sell Dr Miles remedies with a guarantee.

Miles Chicago W. A. Thompson Duluth Minn Dr. Miles Dr. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Pleasant Paré A Kuntz Visit Ends As They Return Home

Pleasant Paré A Kuntz and wife and Henry Mich el, wife and two children, after a month's visit with relatives and friends here, left for their homes in Iowa last week. Fred Beck Sr. died Monday and will be buried Thursday morning at Cross Road cemetery. Laura Beck visited Anna Peetz Sunday. Sophia Ahring spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. John Wismann near Batesville. Fred Beck Sr. funeral planned at Cross Road cemetery Thursday.

A. Kuntz Henry Michel Iowa Laura Beck Anna Peetz Fred Westrup Illinois Sophia Ahring John Wismann Batesville Fred Beck, Sr Cross Road

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Tops For War Wounds

The Pride of Heroes notes soldiers writing from the last war praising Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds corns sore feet stiff joints and burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles It cures or no pay Only 25 cents at G A Baas drug store.

G. A. Baas

NWA Poleon Notes on Local People and Events

Mrs Elizabeth Clark recovers from grip siege. Harry Craine and John Hiner return from Illinois summer. Miss Maud Sammons back in Indianapolis after visiting here. Miss Cora Hertenstein ill with sore throat. Greensburg Modern Woodmen lodge organized here. Catholic school plans Christmas entertainment. Rev Hopple from Dupont preached at Baptist church. Arthur W Brown to enter Bart letts Business College Cincinnati Jan 1 1903. Teachers held third institute here Saturday. Postmaster Clarence Rowe and Lew Wagner of Osgood visited P. N. Brown.

Elizabeth Clark Harry Craine John Hiner Illinois Maud Sammons Indianapolis Cora Hertenstein Greensburg Hopple Dupont Baptist Church Arthur W. Brown Bartlett’s Business College Cincinnati Clarence Rowe Osgood Lew Wagner P. N. Brown

Cold Remedies Cautions and Foley's Honey and Tar

Public notice warns that many cough medicines contain opiates causing constipation and risk for children. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to be opiate free, safe, and non constipating, sold by G. A. Baas.

Foley G. A. Baas

Local notes from town and surrounding areas

Lane Pryor proprietor of the poor farm was in town Tuesday. Mrs and Mrs Pendergast visit relatives in Illinois. Court adjourned to February term. Ww. Austin did business in Cincinnati Friday. Howard Harper to Sharpsville for several weeks with relatives. George Tyrell attended business in Cincinnati Friday. Mrs W K Peters is sick at J B Austin’s. Prof Peters wife illness causes school no session in room 4. Glenn Kenan of Osgood spent Sunday here. Oyster supper and home talent play at Crandall’s hall during Christmas week. Christmas week school dismissal. Nicholas Cornet in Indianapolis on business. James Singer elected to State Senate may be ineligible due to holding another office.

Ww. Austin Cincinnati Howard Harper Sharpsville Geo. Tyrell W. KE. Peters J. B. Austin Prof. Peters Glenn Kenan Osgood Crandall’s Hall Nicholas Cornet Indianapolis James Singer State Senate

Progress notes from Lawrenceville area happenings

John Wuest conducted business in Lawrenceville on Saturday. Charles Mosmeier finished his carpenter shop and will take on cabinet work for former clients. Peter Faber plans to move to Colorado after the holidays with Harry Schredemeier. They intend that to be their future home. Mrs Geo Kneer visited Sun man with Mrs J Engle for several days last week. W E Kneer, a practical painter, worked in Penntown the past week. Protracted meetings at Penn town ended Sunday evening. Charles Meister visited his sister here last week. Mrs J W Alden returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs Wm Meinsen. Fr Brinkman spent Sunday with Rev Bower and family. Bad weather has left some roads nearly impassable.

John Wuest Lawrenceville Charles Mosmeier Peter Faber Colorado Harry Schredemeier Geo. Kneer J. Engle Sunman W. E. Kneer Penntown Charles Meister J. W. Alden Wm. Meinsen Fr. Brinkman

Winter Weather Reports and Local Errands in Batesville Area

Local notes describe winter weather conditions and residents’ activities. Persons mentioned include Chas Harvey, Philip Boestler, Adolph Kaiser of Batesville delivering a Christmas gift to Bertha Crusa, and trips by Jacob Hildebrand, Garfield Osburn, John Stille, Arthur Sunman, and John Fetty. December or prior week events include visits to St Marys Connersville Lookout Inn and church attendance by St Marys parishioners.

Chas. Harvey Philip Boestler Adolph Kaiser Batesville Bertha Crusa Warren Jacob Hildebrand St. Marys Winterford Alley Charles Crusa Connersville Garfield Osburn John Stille Burg Arthur Sunman Quirin Walloe John Fetty Katie Hildebrand William Edward Lookout Inn

Christmas Message Topic Set for Next Saturday Eve

HOPHLhwLBL.L B. P U meets next Saturday evening at 6 30. Topic Christmas Its Message and Motive. Luke 2 1 20 John 3 14 17. No meeting last Saturday due to inclement weather. Church here next Sunday. S W Hull and wife Chas LaBolt and family and Mrs Arthur Hoppes spent Sunday at T J Conover s. Wester Waters wife and daughter Delcie spent Sunday at Frank Hoppes. Gus Van Osdoll visited the Conover school Friday. Arthur Hoppes is at Anderson working in the tin plate factory. Edgar Waters and sister Gertie visited relatives near Osgood Saturday evening. Talking telephone. Come to the Conover school house Friday eve and talk over the line. Mrs Zelda Miller is visiting relatives at Holton. Phil Smith and family were guests of Philip Ensminger s Sunday. The corn shredder shut down last week because of bad weather.

S. W. Hull Chas. LaBolt Arthur Hoppes T. J. Conover S. Wester Waters Delcie Frank Hoppes Gus van Osdoll Conover Anderson Edgar Waters Gertie Osgood Zelda Miller Holton Phil Smith Philip

Christmas Cantata to be Held at Washington Baptist

Notices report a Cantata Santa Claus Defenders at Washington Baptist church on December 24 with all invited. Local hopes rise for a Southern Indiana Electric Railway connection.

New Discovery Cures Lungs Severe Cough Says Homer Hall

Homer Hall of West Point Ia credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with curing a stubborn cough and saving his life. He claims the remedy boosted his weight to 227 pounds and offers trial bottles at G A Baas.

Homer Hall West Point Dr. King G. A. Baas’s

Local Influx and Farm Work Mentioned in Fri–Sat Reports

Friday and Saturday brought sleet into the vicinity. Visitors and residents noted include Fred Pohlar and Mollie Johnson en route to Sunman, Dr E B Vincent from Sunman, Guenter from Spades with a hay press, John Bauman helping Volz with hay, Rev Bower on a Batesville trip, George Erfman seen locally, Abplanap Jr en route to Sunman, Mosmeir Bros painting their store, Jessie Wainscott from near Sunman at church, Charles Carpenter visiting Lactrup, and Ottie Thomas and family making business calls locally and in Sunman.

Fred Pohlar Mollie Johnson Sunman E. B. Vincent Guenter Spades John Bauman Volz Rev. Bower Batesville George Erfman Abplanap Jr Mosmeir Bros Jessie Wainscott Charles Carpenter Lawrenceburg Lactrup Ottie Thomas

Local officers elected and social notices in Wright town

The report lists officers elected for several groups including the Electa Chapter O. E. S. and Milano Lodge No. 31 F. and A. M. along with society happenings. It notes visits, sick lists, and upcoming joint festival with installation of new officers on Dec 29. Names include Peter Langwill, W. F. Jillson, J. W. Parsons Jr., Scott Nocks, Nellie Laws, Maria Mulford, Hattie Fuller, Lon Lomis, Bertha Cottingham, Iva Cottingham.

C. A. Parsons O. M. Loyd Efepence C. C. Ruble D. M. Redson Pierceville Ed. Abbott Nellie Laws W. M Maria Mulford A. M W. P. Mulford W. P Hattie Fuller Treas Lon Lomis Sect Bertha Cottingham Iva Cottingham Milano Elect

Foley's Honey and Tar for children safe sure

Foley's Honey and Tar is described as safe for children with no opiates. The note asserts it is nonaddictive and suitable for pediatric use.

Foley

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Joley The Reform School Ghorgetown Thedford's Thedford Chattanooga Medicine Company A.J. Green Illewara, la Dr. Miles’ Nervine NWA Poleon Lane Pryor Mrs. Pendergast Holiday Coons Nick Blank’s Boan Hophlhwlbl BOROD Glen Miller Dillsboro Chas. Talbot Santa Claus Washington Baptist Church Southern Indiana Electric Railway Artie Gronemeyer Mr. Posey Marion Lewis Ent Parkes Versailles Hillenbrand Robert Borders Martin Smith William McKittrick Daniel Border Dame Wm. Pease, Jr Walter Menke Walter St. Louis Conu Penntowtdt Moses Denning Abe Lincoln Peter Henry Peterman Mr. Peterman Stumpke Ernoon Peter Langwill Com W. F. Jillson J. W. Parsons the Tribune American Farmer
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