Sunman News Roundup Of Local Folks And Events
SUNMAN Mrs Clara Hashagen is quite sick at this writing. Albert Behlmer transacted business in Cincinnati Thursday. Henry Spreckelson and wife entertained his mother and brother of Napoleon Wednesday and Thursday. Wm Mabier and family will occupy the Peterman farm soon. Rev Callon was here Friday en route to Holman where he held services Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Robert Uter of Ballstown visits daughter Mrs M Ferris. QC D Richardson went to Milan last Friday for his mother's funeral. Mrs Dollie Schumacher of Batesville spent Sunday here with friends. Telegram announced Mrs B F Ferris is dangerously ill with appendicitis at Paris Ky. Abe Ferris left for Paris Monday. Mrs Charles Kammeyer taken suddenly ill with heart trouble at St Pauls church. John Hoff of Shelbyville visited relatives here over Sunday. Sunday schools rehearsing for annual Christmas entertainment. The Red Men nominated officers Saturday evening and held a rabbit fry afterward. News is very scarce this week. Long Tennessee Fight. For twenty years W L Rawls of Bells Tenn fought nasal catarrh. He writes the swelling and soreness inside his nose vanished after Bucklen's Arnica Salve was applied. Best salve in existence. 25c at Baas Schultz's.
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Tennessee
W. L. Rawls
Bells, Tenn
Baas & Schultz's
A Romantic Flight Across the Kentucky Hills
In Kentucky a beauty Charlotte DeForest defies her father by secretly eloping with Hall Dangler. Their plan to ride away on Simon the horse leads to a dramatic chase with horses, a staged test of speed, and a dramatic warning from Charlotte's father before the lovers are forgiven. The tale blends frontier grit with a tale of romance amid a rural setting.
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Mr. de Forest
Mr. DeForest
Dansler
Miss DeForest
Simon
Dangler
Hall Dangler
Mr. DeForast
Gertrude Gowan
Miraculous Cure by Electric Bitters Told by Adams Family
The statement from H. M. Adams and wife Henrietta of Pa. claims their child, once diagnosed with incurable eczema for five years, was fully cured after using Electric Bitters. They report rapid improvement after the second bottle and completion after seven bottles. The product is advertised as a blood medicine and body building tonic, guaranteed, at Baas & Schultz's drug store for 50 cents or 1 dollar.
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H. M. Adams
Henrietta
Baas & Schultz
Spades Teachers Institute and local visits report
Spades Teachers' Institute was held here Saturday. Will Federle of Cincinnati spent a few days here last week. Gussie Franke was at Batesville last. Mrs Frank Bechtel spent time last week with her parents Jos Federle and wife. Gideon Schmalz of Batesville visited relatives here last week. Miss Kate Baas of Hatesville visited here last week. Sweet Orr union overalls sold at Franke's for a dollar per pair. Miss Mary Lampe came from Cincinnati Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs Herman Brockman returned to Cincinnati Thursday after a visit here.
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Will Federle
Cincinnati
Frank Bechtel
Jos. Federle
Gideon Schmalz
Batesville
Kate Baas
Hatesville
Sweet Orr
Franke’s
Mary Lampe
Herman Brockman
When to go Home Bluffton Banner advice
The Bluffton Indiana Banner urges returning home in various life moments and adds a recommendation to treat a bad cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Baas & Schultz sell the remedy locally.
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Bluffton
Ind
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
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Yey
Sunman
Clara Hashagen
Albert Behlmer
Henry Spreckelson
Napoleon
Wm. Mabier
Peterman Farm
Callon
Holman
Robert Uter
Ballstown
Mrs. M. Ferris
D. Richardson
Milan
Dollie Schumacher
Frands
B. F. Ferris
Allen Cottingham
Paris
Abe Ferris
Charles Kammeyer
St. Paul's
John Hoff
Shelbyville
Our
Haymond
Santa Claus
Chas. Harvey
H. Pulskamp
Wm. King
Southgate
Jacob Walpe
C. Harvey
Dewey
John Simmeyer
Schafstahl Farm
Chas. G. Harvey
Brookville
H. Harmeyer
Clara
Oldenburg
Kentucky
Charlotte Delorest
Blue Grass
Charlotte
Murfreesboro
Charlotte DeForest
Out
Miles
Spades
Teachers’ Institute
Gussie Franke
Messenger
Nice
Florida
Fi.h.eramer
Indiana
Cuba
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