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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
5
Batesville residents visited businesses this week including Herman Siebert calling Monday and Fred Weaving with family at Batesville last Friday. Local wood-choppers struggled through extensive cutting at H Dieckmann’s last Thursday.
Take a double dose of Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as soon as the first symptoms appear to ward off an attack. Hundreds use this remedy with perfect success. For sale by Baas and Schultz Batesville Bigney and Co Sunman.
Frank Walsman offers complete slipper line at Batesville with holiday appeal. Several Sunman residents noted visiting and shopping trips last week including Emil Schuler improving and August Kuhlman of Cincinnati calling on customers. Local movements include Bartholomew families visiting Penntown and Oldenburg events with teachers’ institute attendees.
Rev J M Swarthout preached his farewell sermon Sunday evening and revival meetings will begin next Monday evening led by Rev J F Blocker. C W Shook of Holton accompanied by a young lady friend attended church, measles cases recover, John Cole lost finger tip to a corn shredder, rural route proposal stalled, rain ends drought, Christmas slippers offered, Manss Bros. Boot and Shoe Co. visit, Mrs Chas Bohner traveled to Batesville, Mrs Will Gauck ill, neighbors visit, Howard McAdams at Lawrenceburg, Ida Weade visits Lawrenceville, Nieve Robinson visits Ed Franke, and more local notes.
Two 75x150 foot lots in eastern town, well drained, offered as pair for 550.00 or sold separately as 225.00 for inner lot. Sale details reflect value and location for bidders.
Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised to cure sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and improving health. Sold by Baas and Schult for 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not cured.
The Mrs. Smith sale on Satur day drew a light crowd due to bad weather. James Smith has gone to live with his sister Mrs. John Custer. Dr. Hess continues his rounds to visit the sick. No services were held last Sunday night for unknown reasons. Rolla Orem has returned from Evansville for a rest. John Brinson and wife visit their son George and wife in Muncie Ind this week. Grace Black clerked for C L Hyatt, helping in their holiday rush.
Raymond Nev Schenk of Brookville visited Rev. Baron in town midweek. Multiple locals, including Will and Eward Hillenbrand, worked for C. G Harvey on wood and ice duties. Joseph Rennebaum kept hands busy, while relatives returned from Cincinnati for holidays.
The rector of St. Luke's Ashburnham Ontario testifies to the quick relief from a cold and cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He states Easter duties were done after three doses and credits the remedy as God-sent. The note notes sale through local merchants Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman.
MIDAS Noble Laws deals with scarlet fever as Sheriff Voss and Trustee Mahler visit town. Mrs. Lila Cross of Manchester returns after two weeks with daughter Mrs. J M Powell. Abbott Thompson saw mill destroyed by fire Thursday evening with about 800 dollars in losses. George Koenig and Jansen of Cincinnati make trips. Community guests include Lon Howard family and Miss Etta Ruble with C C Ruble. Dean Bros grocery ads and Loyd to ship stock Thursday.
J W Smith of Juliff Texas reports a severe bilious attack left him head about to burst but after taking a free sample then a dose after supper he felt like a new man and has felt happy since. The tablets claim to cure sorbiliousness stomach trouble and dyspepsia and cost 25 cents, sold by Baas Schultz.
The Beall school taught by Wm Wheeler has closed because of measles. Local events include Oyster supper on New Year’s Eve in Johnson store room, Mrs. Grandmother Schulte ill, and post office orders to discontinue on December 31. Otis Moore from Indianapolis visits Horton family and others note mail delivery changes and local visits.
A rain refreshed area last Saturday filling cisterns. August Pohlman returns to Milan after visiting his son here. Athol Neill and wife of Cincinnati visit relatives. Real estate gains noted as Bagot sells a 37 acre peach orchard for 2000. William Green of Benham marries Pearl Lewis of Holton by Squire Bryant. Trustee J Fleming of Elrod visited Saturday. Daniel Pate and Ferdinand Taylor of Cincinnati were here Monday. Pate in real estate. Monteville Flower to host next Presbyterian church entertainment on Dec 28. Frank Poulter of Correct was an early Monday caller. Oscar O'Brien of Dabney and his grandmother Mrs Burrows of Elrod mentioned.
Monday visits and Tuesday business trips are noted for residents such as F. M. Thompson Andrew Neuforth and Lewis Lee. The Lubring case is set for December 24 at North Vernon. Civil filings include partition in Mary Delay et al v Morton Bonham et al foreclosure against George L Schwab et al. Marriage licenses issued for Warren W Crowe and Ida M Andrews plus William Green and Pearl Lewis.
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