Sunman Prosecutor Answers Petition and Saloon Orders
Sunman prosecutor J W Davis of North Vernon arrived Tuesday to answer a petition urging law enforcement. Two saloon partitions and two pool tables were ordered removed from Joe Wippel and Ed Cook, with several indictments against saloonkeepers. Sheriff and deputy subpoenaed witnesses for the Newforth Goodapple case as jury deliberations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Davis
North Vernon
Sunman
Joe Wippel
Ed.Cook
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Long-Standing Sore
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports healing a forty year sore with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after other treatments failed. Guaranteed for piles burns and similar conditions by Baas Schultz druggists price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
John Garrett
North Mills
N. C
Baas& Schultz
Local notes from Franklin township and surrounding areas
MIT AI Philip Rupp and James B. Connelley made a business trip to Indianapolis last week. Chas. Rallis of Indianapolis is visiting friends and relatives here. Dr. R. C. Roney remains very ill at his home here. Thomas W. Laws witnessed in the Goodapple Neuforth trial at Versailles last week. Friends of Silis Kruser congratulate him on the arrival of a ten pound daughter. Merchants report a lively Christmas trade. Franklin township elected Jacob Miller John Vogel Jacob Fischer George Dixon. Rev. R. J. Cross delivered a large sermon Sunday. Monroe Powell confined at home with inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs. Brunson visited her brother Samuel Campbell at Dillsboro Monday. Christmas exercises set for Methodist Baptist and Universalist churches Dec 23–25. Wm. Berner on a business trip to Dillsboro Monday. Chris Seevers and wife hosted Andrew Cravens and wife and John Bruce and wife. Mrs. Martha Cravens visiting with daughter Mrs. Chess Smith. Abbott and Thompson Veneer Plant running full blast with a large crew. Ira J. Nicholas' father buried at Otter Village after dying at Waldron.
Miss Wedgewood and the Parisian Duel Threats on a Train
Miss Wedgewood, an American traveler, faces rude Spanish taunts from two London swells on a Calais to Paris train. A German count and British lord challenge each other to pistols near Versailles while Miss Wedgewood’s brother steps in as her champion, ending the feud with her one line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wedgewood
London
Paris
Calais
America
Count Lichtenstein
Lord Batterton
Grand
Batterton
Mr. Oldershaw
Versailles
Oldershaw
Edward Wedgewood
Mr. Wedgewood
Count Lichstenstein
Gottingen
Mary C. Peck
Local residents visit and travel notes from Batesville area
Morris TS Jacob Amberger elected supervisor in the district. Mrs Chas Goldsmith and daughter Irene visited in Cincinnati Tuesday. Miss Ida Barney attended teachers institute with the Meyerose sisters in Suoman. Will Voegele from Batesville spent weekend with home folks. Josep Siefert and Rose Walsmah visited Jacob Zins in Harmond Sunday. Miss Clara Sand visited Batesville Monday. Lorena Volz traveled to Bellevue Why to visit relatives returning Saturday. Frank and Clarence Donnell were business callers in Cincinnati Wednesday. Philip Haus and wife with Miss Carrie Bos visited Indianapolis Thursday. Miss Marcella Feller returned home to New Alsace Monday after months with Mrs Pred Bittner in Reo. Frank Roell of Richmond visited Henry Nowland’s family Tuesday returning Friday. Nissa da Harvey a pleasant caller in Batesville Tuesday. William Cook township trustee was a business caller here Monday.
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Reo
Frank Roell
Richmond
Henry Nowland
Local residents share news of travel and visits
Mrs K Fuehtutan recovers enough to move to Shelbyside with daughter Rosa Luther and is seen off by son Mat Puchtman in Batesville. Many locals visit Cincinnati for shopping and relatives, with several trips to Greensburg and Batesville noted. The Big Five raffle at Gibson House on December 26 invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kfuehtutan
Shelbyside
Rosa Luther
Batesville
Mat Puchtman
Clarksburg
Gibson House
New Point News Briefs Report Hunt and Travel Notes
New Point reports John Thomas and Chas Meyers returned from Texas after a fine hunt. one deer killed and another narrowly escaped. Mrs J L Hilliard returned from Casey Illinois, and John O Day's remains arrived in Greensburg from San Francisco with funeral held there. W M Freeland and wife visit Cincinnati this week as Christmas cantata rehearsals continue at the Christian church and Rev Thompson leads M E church meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bare and Sons
John Thomas
Chas, Meyers
Texas
John O’day
Greensburg
Big Four
San Francisco
Cal
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Gordon
Newforth-Goodapple
James Connelley
Milan
Cons. Wilson
Thomas Mead
Luture
John Billango
Shelbyville
Midland Opera Troupe
Iowa
Weuforth-Goodapple
Walter Hidges
Circe Freeland
Connersville
John Schuck
John Russ
Ed Cook
Squire Baggott
David Hair
Harold Preeland
Chas
John Goddapple
Birmingham
Alja
MIT
Philip Rupp
James B. Connelley
Indianapolis
Chas. Rallis
R. C. Roney
Thomas W. Laws
Goodapple-Neuforth
Silis Kruser
Franklin Township
Jacob Miller
John Vogel
Jacob Fischer
George Dixon
R. J. Cross
Monroe Powell
Mrs. Brunson
Samuel Campbell
Dillsboro
Methodist
Baptist
Universalist Church
Wm. Berner
Chris. Seevers
Andrew, Cravens
John Bruce
Osgood
Martha Cravens
Mrs. Chess. Smith
Abbott & Thompson
Ira J.nicholas
Waldron
Ind
Otter Village
Schorr
Havana
Morris
Jacob Amberger
Chas Goldsmith
Irene
Cincinnati
Ida Barney
Will Voegele
Josep Siefert
Miss Rose Walsmah
Jacob Zins
Harmond
Clara Sand
Lorena Volz
Bellevue
Frank and
Clarence Donnell
Philip Haus
Carrie Bos
Marcella Feller
New Alsace
Pred Bittner
Nissa da Harvey
Wiliam Cook
Oldenburg
Frank Peine
Estellla Beidelman
Joseph Paul
Peter Sitter
Henry Fehrman
John Dennett
John Hernan
Joseph Freihage
Joseph Viegelsang
Adam Roell
Mesdames Chas. Decker
J. F. Burdick
Johanna Enncking
Bertelsman
Dr. Stolzer
Ben Strueving
Benton County
Joseph Pistner
Peter
Mary Ertel
Brookville
Louis Barnhorst
J. L. Hilliard
Casey, Ilinois
W.M. Freeland
J. B. Freeland
Btesville
Nobby Clothing CO
George St
Batesville, Ind
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