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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes list times 9:07 am 1:00 pm 4:28 pm 7:47 pm with unclear context or events. Names, places, or actions are not discernible in readable text.
Smoke Schorr's Havanna Blossoms and hot Saturday lunches at Engel's populate a small town page. Notices mention weddings at St Pauls Cross Roads, a Christmas Eve school program, a Dreed death, and local business chatter from Milan to Batesville alongside family news and an ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by G A Baas.
The Manhattan saloon advertises holiday beverages including Tom and Jerry Eye Nog Hot Rum Kentucky Teddy and Manhattan Cocktails available during the remainder of the story. Wm Sr Clair, proprietor. Directors of Batesville Printing Company appoint committees to take up stock on or after the 27th with several names listed in incomplete form.
A jumble of local notices lists Fresh Oysters at Fred Meyer, holiday gifts from Nick Blank, and a Turkey raffle at F. Meyer's on Saturday December 22, 1900. Also notes cabinetmakers sought for Western Furniture Co., August Schroeder's return from Crestone, Mary Hammerle’s Cincinnati visit, Wessel’s sale of meal and spices, nut prices, and various local personals.
The German Methodist Sunday school hosts a Christmas entertainment at their church on Christmas night December 25 with free admission and an open invitation. St Mark's Sunday school plans a Christmas celebration at their church Sunday night December 23 with free admission. Union Sunday school invites all to a Christmas eve entertainment. Huntersville Sunday school presents a Christmas eve program December 24 at 7 pm with free admission for all.
Scattered local notices advertise smoke fabrics by Geo. J. Mehlon tailor and various sales including fresh roasted peanuts at Greemann Wilker Co. Patronage thanks from HB J. Watsman. Christmas and New Year greetings. Christmas gifts at Nick Blank's. New Year dance at St Clair's hall December 31 1900. Century ending dance and a shooting and raffling match at Dick Shrader's next Saturday night with turkey lunch.
Michael Benz trustee announces weekly Saturday township business at Benz Bros in Laughery To. Dr Mull, ex Oldenburg now Kirksville, plans to resume practice in Oldenburg. Kurtz and crew work on Big Four depot platform with curb border and cinders, paving brick to follow.
Notice to stockholders of Batesville Printing Company to meet at the Tribune office on Saturday night December 29 1900 at 7 o'clock for annual business. Every stockholder should come out if possible. D MCCALLUM Secretary.
George Klein and wife express gratitude through the Tribune to friends and neighbors who aided in the last rites and burial arrangements for their son John C Klein. They thank those who cared for the remains and offered sympathy during their sorrow and affliction. May blessing come to all.
On Wednesday December 12 Charles Carr Jr. was accidentally shot while trying to separate fighting dogs near Greensburg. The gun discharged when the stock broke, the load entering his right chest area and exiting beneath the shoulder blade. Doctors Johnson of Newpoint and SN of Greensburg pronounced a serious if not fatal wound.
A lengthy roundup notes items from Fr Wessels store stocking a large underwear line to Nick Blank selling candies in bulk. Ben Meyer of Price Hill Cincinnati visits Joseph Hahn family. Herman Drees and George Clausen travel from Sturgis for the holidays. Prices for candies are listed and a mistaken identity incident sends Morris Wenger to Milan. Oldenburg postmaster Tony Romweber buys into Hillenbrand Mitchell firm and plans Batesville move.
Mrs. Carolina Goyert died suddenly at her Cross Roads home on December 14 1900. She suffered asthma and possible heart degeneration during a severe coughing spell. Born December 4 1834 in Hanover Germany she married John H. Goyert in Cincinnati in 1853 and left nine sons and one daughter. Funeral services were held December 17 at St Pauls church with a large turnout.
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