Sunman Prosecution Orders Saloon Removals and indicts Elusive Saloons
Sunman officials moved to enforce laws ordering removal of two pool tables from Joe Wippel and Ed Cook saloons and served indictments against several saloonkeepers. Prosecutor J W Davis of North Vernon attended from Tuesday to answer the petition. Fifty witnesses were summoned for the Newforth Goodapple case but a jury disagreed, necessitating a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Davis
North Vernon
Sunman
Joe Wippel
Ed Cook
Tersailles
banforth-Goodapple
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Longstanding Sore
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports he fired a forty year walking stick after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve on a stubborn sore. The salve is guaranteed for piles burns and similar ailments by Baas Schultzs druggists now selling at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garrett
North Mills
N. C
Baas& Schultz
Local notes from Mil tavw Indiana and nearby towns
Mil taw residents report a busy Christmas trade as merchants note brisk business. Local births including a ten pound daughter for Ellis Kruser, and several visits among families are recorded. Church services list Christmas programs at Methodist, Baptist and Universalist churches amid small town activities and continued community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Universalist Church
Miss Wedgewood and a Duel of Nobles on a Paris Trip
An American traveler Miss Wedgewood faces English snobs on a London to Paris rail journey. A German count and British lord clash over remarks about her, but Miss Wedgewood defuses the quarrel with a bold speech and reveals her protector is her own brother, ending the planned duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wedgewood
London
Paris
Calais
Cleveland
America
Engislmen
Count Lichtenstein
Uglistanaga
Lord Batterton
Batterton
Mr.Oldershaw
Versailles
Gorlock
Oldershaw
Edward Wedgewood
Mr. Wedgewood
Count Lichstenstein
Gottingen
Capital
Mary C. Peck
Local Notes on Visitors and Visits in the District
Residents and visitors are listed with brief movements. Chas Goldsmith and daughter Trene called in Cincinnati. Miss Ida Harvey visited Sunman and attended a teachers institute. Will Voegele of Batesville spent weekend with home folks. Joseph Siefert and Rose Walsan visited her uncle Jacob Zins in Harmiend. Miss Clara Sand visited Batesville. Lorena Volz travelled to Bellevue Kentucky to visit relatives returning Saturday. Frank and Clarence Donnell called in Cincinnati. Philip Haas and wife returned to Indianapolis with Carrie Bos visiting briefly. Marcella Feller went home to New Alsace after months with sister Mrs Pred Shittner. Rev Frank Roell of Richmond visited Henry Reidh and family. Ida Harvey called at Batesville Tuesday. William Cook township trustee was a business caller here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Feller
New Alsace
Pred Shittner
Social notes from Shelbyville and vicinity
Mrs Fuchtipan recovering from heart trouble plans to travel to Shelbyville Friday to live with daughter Rosa Luther. Funeral attendee Dr Stolzer and wife at St Marys. The Big Five raffling match scheduled at Gibson House on Thursday December 26 invites all local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Stolzer
Gibson House
Hunters Return From Texas After Fine Deer Hunt
New Porent Thomas Bare and sons John Thomas and Chas Meyers report a successful hunt with one deer killed and another narrowly escaping. Mrs J A Hilliard returns from Casey Illinois. Remains of John ODay arrive Greensburg from San Francisco with funeral in Greensburg. Freelands visit Cincinnati. Christmas cantata rehearsals at Christian church. Rev Thompson conducts meetings at M B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bare and Sons
John Thomas
Chas. Meyers
Texas
John O’day
Greensburg
San Francisco
Cal
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Gordon
Newforth-Goodapple
James Connelley
Milan
Chas. Wilson
Thomas Mead
John Billabgp
Shelbyville
Midland Opera Troupe
Iowa
R.of Phail
Walter Hidges
Circe Freeland
Connersville
John Schuck
John Ross
Squire Baggott
David Hair
Harold Freeland
Chas
John Goddapple
Birmingham
Ala
Ite
Miltaw
Philip Rupp
James H. Connelley
Indianapolis
Chas F Mallis
R. C. Roney
Thomas W. Laws
Goodapple-Neuforth
Ellis Kruser
Ifranklin Township
Jacob Miller
John Vogel
Jacop Fischer
George Dixon
Tev. R. WR. Cross
Mearning
Monroe Powell
Mrs. Brunson
Samuel Campbell
Dillsboro
Wm. Berner
Chris. Seevers
Andrew, Cravens
John Bruce
Osgood
Martha Cravens
Mrs. Criss. Smith
Abbott & Thompson
Iran
Nicholas
Waldron
Ind
Otter Village
Schorr
Havana
Morris
Laercos Oe
Jacob Amberger
Chas Goldsmith
Trene
Cincinnati
Ida Harvey
Will Voegele
Batesville
Joseph Siefert
Rose Walswan
Jacob Zins
Harmiend
Clara Sand
Batesvile Mondag
Lorena Volz
Bellevue
hKv
Frank and
Clarunce Donnell
Philip Haas
Carrie Bos
Frank Roell
Richmond
Henry Reedh
Wiliam Cook
Oldenburg
Frank Peine
Estella Dbeidelman
Joseph Paul
Peter Etter
Henry Kehrman
John Dennett
John Herman
Joseph Freihage
Joseph Vogelsang
Adam Roel
Mesdames Chas. Decker
J. F. Burdick
Johanna Maneking
Bertelsman
Ben Strueving
Benton County
Joseph Pistner
Veter
Mary Ertel
Brookville
Louis Barnhorst
J. AL. Hilliard
Casey
Illinois
W. M. Freeland
J. B. Freeland
Thompson
M. B. Church
Xmas Shopping
Aude
Abe de
Btesville
Nobby Clothing CO
George St
Batesville, Ind
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