Local Social Notes from Batesville and Nearby Towns
A series of brief notices reports visits and travels of residents including Gus Brunner Circe Stegner Lee Butler Londa Butler and others. Several pairs visit Cin cinnati Greensburg and Versailles while marriage plans for Richard Beer and Sadie Stegner are announced for January 1908. A depot improvement project is mentioned and turkeys are prepared for the Cincinnati market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Beer
Sadie Stegner
Farmers Institute At Christian Church A Grand Success
The Farmers Institute held at the Christian church last weekend drew strong attendance and keen interest. Lecturers were praised as highly instructive for those pursuing agricultural improvement. Miss Anna Freeland journeyed to Mattoon Illinois to visit relatives. Mrs Randolph Starks improves slowly. A I Paramore formerly of this place now with Big Four at Fairland married Wednesday. Grasswater Wolfe has been ill but rests easier. Mrs Wm Thomas enters restaurant business with good success. Schools close for holidays as Christmas spirit prevails.
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Farmers Institute
Christian Church
A. I. Paramore
Big Four
Fairland
He Fired the Stick
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports long standing sore healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve after other treatments failed. The salve is guaranteed for piles burns and similar conditions by Schultz druggists at 25 cents.
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Jotn Garrett
North Mills
S& Schultz
Local Residents Attend Socials and Visits Across Towns
Philip Hoff of Clover Leaf Branch was in our vicinity Saturday. Abplanalp family members Jacob Lizzie and Ella Schierenbeck visited John Pohlar on Wednesday. Amelia Baas of Penytown visited Henry and family Saturday and Sunday. Lizzie Abplanalp attended a pie social near St Peters Saturday night. Anna Baas shopped at Sunman Saturday night. Wittkamper family and Arthur transacted business at Sunman Saturday. Louis Wittkamper of Sharps Corner called on Henry Baas Saturday. John Pohlar wife and son Clifford were at Sunman Saturday. Ottie Pohlar had dental work at Batesville Thursday. Jacob Abplanalp visited his brother at North Point Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hoff
Clover Leaf Branch
Amelia Baas
Penytown
Henry
Louis Wittkamper
Sharps Corner
Henry Baas
Remarkable Rescue in Fedora Tennessee
C V Pepper lay bedbound with hemorrhages of the lungs and throat as doctors failed to help. After starting Dr King's New Discovery he felt instant relief, bleeding ceased, and within three weeks returned to work. Guaranteed care for coughs and colds. 65c and $1.00 at Kaas Schultz's drug store. trial bottle free.
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Fedora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
Dr. King
Kaas & Schultz’s
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Births
Oldenburg residents list trips to Cincinnati Greensburg Batesville and Dayton. Visitors include Mrs Bedel, Mrs Regensberger, Mrs Hurst, Mrs Lamping, Mrs Holtel with son, plus Mamie Haverkos and friend from Cincinnati. A new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Flodder on Sunday December 22 with Christmas wishes.
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Harry Flodder
Harry
Local Residents Return From Illness and Visits
PLEASANT PARE Mrs Fred Wenning was on the sick list last week but is able to be about again Jake Weber visited Mrs Elmer Davis and family one day last week Mrs Peetz Mrs Ahring and daughter and H Dieckman and family visited Mrs Davis and brother Monday Miss Bertha Busch is visiting home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wenning
Jake Weber
Elmer Davis
Local Social Notes From Greensburg Area
Morris Mr Brunner and family moved to Greensburg Saturday. Mrs John Stephens and daughter Edna were callers at Batesville Saturday. Miss Carrie Harvey of Cincinnati is visiting home. Dr Samms made a professional call at Sharp's Corner Friday. Henry Schumacher and wife of Batesville have been visiting home folks for several days. George Simmemeyer of Haymond was a business caller here Thursday. Philip Schumacher went to Cincinnati Saturday returning Monday. Miss Clara Tekulve was guest of her sister Mrs Wm Webel at Batesville Tuesday. Will Kueman left Monday for a week's visit at Cincinnati. Mrs Chas Crusa and daughter Bertha of Sharp's Corner were callers in town Saturday. Mr Greece was a business caller at
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Henry Schumacher
Batesville
Clara Tekulve
Wm. Webel
Chas. Crusa
Bertha
Sharp’s Corner
Holy Family Church trustees nominate candidates for two years
The Holy Family church trustees met and proposed candidates for two years including Henry Kleine Jr Jus Tebbe Henry Brockman Joanfirschner Frank Raverje Aug Wanman Peter Evter Jr and Henry Fehman treas Edward Kessing and George Holtel ushers Ferdinand Haverkos Joseph Enneking Louis Regensburger Casper Heppner sr collectors upstairs John Gehring Martin Lampe John Wehlage Henry Baneking. Election likely on the first Sunday in January.
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the Holy Family Church
Henry Kleine, Jr
Jus. Tebbe
Henry Brockman
Joan Firschner
Frank Raver
Aug. Wanman
Peter Evter, Jr
Henry Fehman
Treas
Edward Kessing
George Holtel
Ferdinand Haverkos
Joseph Enneking
Louis Regensburger
Casper Heppner
John Gehring
Martin Lampe
John Wehlage
Henry Baneking
How Diphtheria is Contracted Simplified by Remedy
Explains how a cold can leave a child susceptible to diphtheria and urges use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Claims the remedy quickly cures the cold and lessens the danger of contracting diphtheria or other germ diseases. Distributed by Baas & Schultz Batesville and Bigney & Co Sunman.
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Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Farmers institute draws many local planters at New Point
A large group of enterprising farmers attended the two day farmers institute at New Point on Friday and Saturday. Activities included an entertainment by School Room No 2 Tuesday afternoon and a holiday music recital by Miss May Meyer with Anna Korte and Aona Hickman practicing in Batesville. John Palmer returns from Moores Hill college while John Collins and Ambrose Hickman are elected supervisors in districts No 2 and 3. Miss Erie Palmer, studying at Greensburg high, spends holidays at home as Rev. W H Thompson schedules a revival here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Korte
Aona Hickman
Batesville
May Meyer
Christmas Exercises At Peppertown School
The Peppertown school held its Christmas exercises described as the grandest affair, with a large tree and room decorated in rags and cedar. An entertainment is planned for Christmas Eve at the church. Community visits and travels are noted among residents, including Wm Stern and wife from near Metamora, and Frank Reifel visiting family in Peppertown.
A Fortunate Texan Praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
E. W. Goodioe of 107 St. Louis St Dallas reports using Dr King’s New Life Pills over the past year and says no laxative is more effective against malaria and biliousness. The pills do not grind nor gripe and cost 25 cents at Baas & Schultz’s drug store.
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E. W. Goodioe
St. Louis St
Dallas
Tex
Dr. King
Baas & Schultz
Balistow Spelling Match At Straus School House
Balistow hosts a spelling gathering at Straus school house Friday evening. Carrie Haffner of Batesville visited Mrs. Menchofer. Edna Stockinger recovers from illness. Minnie and Lydia Klein return from Indianapolis for holidays with George Klein and wife. Cedar tree cutters warned to stop before trouble. Maggie Menchofer visited Batesville. Laughery flooded on Monday.
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Straus’ School House
Minnie
Lydia Klein
Indianapolis
George Klein
Batesville Liquor License Notice for Asbury Dickey
Asbury Dickey announces to Batesville citizens of Ripley County Indiana his intent to apply at the Ripley County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges. He also seeks privilege to sell soft drinks and oysters and to serve lunch at the ground floor south room of a two story frame building fronting Broadway on Lot 6 Laughery township. December 5, 1907.
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Batesville
Ripley County
Indiana
Asbury Dickey
Board of Commissioners
General Assembly
Latso
Laughery Township
Broadway
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Circe Stegner
Master Lee Butler
Londa Butler
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Henry Miller
Morris
Sophia Greve
Mrs. Borkes
Fred Greve and
Christ Nieman
Mrrs
Anna Lorman
Queen City
Fred Luhring
Sheldon, Il
Edward Egelhot
Cambridge, Neb
Louisa Meister
al, Meyers
Greenspurg
Buthh Trimble and Wife
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Thomas Mead
Mike Fritch
Frank Galbraith
Herman Thum
Versailles
Maggie Wittendurfer
O. Nieman
Emil Goldschmidt
Ben Davis
Ford Grossklans
Wife
Clyde Meyers
Elizabethtown
Wim. Alyea
Thomas Mead and
Spades
Otto Beer
John Schuck
Adams Church
Ed Hehlmer
Wayne Ferris
Cleves
Wm. Bruns
Aurelia Brinkman
Maggie Wittendorfer
Anna Freeland
Mattoon
Ill
Randolph Starks
Wolfe
Wm. Thomas
Jacob and
Lizzie Abplanalp
Ella Schierenbeck
John Pohlar
Penntown
Scribe
St. Peters
Anna Baas
Clifford
Ottie Pohlar
Jacob Abplanalp
North Point
Oldenburg
Ben Kessing
George Gloshen
Louis Regensberger
Wm. Brinkman
Abia
Henry Wolfert
Frank Schepper
Henry Lamping
Mamie Haverkos
Friend
Jos. Haverkos
Joe van den Eynden
Leo Herman
Henry Herman
Jos. Waywood
Brookville
Jos. Gehring
Albert Moorman
Dr. Vogt
Academy
Marie Karns
Blufton
Ind
Miss Bertha Busch
Mr. Brunner
Familly
John Stephens
Edna
Carrie Harvey
Dr. Samms
George Simmemeyer
Haymond
Philip Schumacher
Will K Ueman
Mr. Greece
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Haymond School House
Joseph Pulskamp
Quirin Volz
Peter Etter, Jr
Joseph Kirschbaum
J. E. Dickman
Peter Etter’s Jr
Anthony Kreinbaum
Louisville, Ky
Jacob Simmermeyer
South Dakota
Lena Werrer
Lawrence Kirschbaum
Richmond
William Brinkman
Chas Wolf
Peppertown
New Pennington
Farmers’ Institute
Newpoint
John Palmer
Moores Hill College
John Collins
Ambrose Hickman
Erie Palmer
W.H. Thompson
Wm. Stern
Metamora
John Reifel
Elwood
Pepper
Frank Reifel
Muncie
George Reifel
Walter Mohr
Chas. Marlin
Sister
Ella
Henry and
Herminn Roemer
Jim and
Marcia Marlin
Washington, Ind
John Marlin
Katie Hose
Riverside, O
Merry
NICK BLANK, Bartesvit_e
Edad
Daca
Balistow We
Carrie Haffner
Wm. Menchofer
Edna Stockinger
Maggie Menchofer
John Gunter
Laughery
Alberry Dickey
Schultz
Ellis Kritser
Laws’ Furniture Store
Milan
Mak
Valace Motel
B. A. Schene
Lieber’ S
Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y
WM. ST. Clair
Agt
Tur Tribune
Foley
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