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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
5
SUNMAN residents attend the New Year's Ball at St Clair's Hall with two bands and dancing. Local guests include BE Garrett and wife of Indianapolis visiting Mr and Mrs Herman Thum. Several moves and visits noted among residents with Christmas gatherings and church revival ongoing at St Pauls.
Spades D. E. Stuard of Salem visits for his father’s illness. Miss Lydia Abplanaio visits Cincinnati. Walter Fitch from Purdue returns for holidays. Families in Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette host gatherings. Wide Awake Club entertained by A Franke. Raleigh Schuring returns from Michigan for holidays. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by HB Hall of Waverly VA and sold by E B Schultz Batesville.
Fiube Vankirk and sister Mrs Gosnell of St Paul visit friends here. Mrs Ed Ehrensperger and sister Bertha came from Indianapolis for the holidays. Hoilden Schwier returns from Illinois. Leo Dorrell of Brookville visits. Dallas Hoyer from Indianapolis stays with kin. Carroll Schwier and Effie Schwier of Osgood celebrate Christmas here. Harry Bultman of Lock Springs visits. Property changes: Conner Hudson moves to Idlewine farm. John Johnson takes Hudson place. ArmIs Bergman occupies Johnson’s former soil. Ed Johnson moves to J R Cooks near Salem church. Christmas entertainments at Laughery Bridge and Salem churches draw large crowds.
Metamora notes show Nick Williams in Cincinnati on business and many townspeople visiting relatives or traveling to nearby cities. Names include Emma Lewis Cedar Grove Alf Blacklidge Frank Harder Alf Schwartz D Curry Bentonville Kate Gordon Anderson and others across Brookville Connersville Newcastle Milroy and nulltown with illness updates and hospital visits.
Ballstows Wm Stockinger and family of Indianapolis spend holidays with home folks. George Menchhofer and Ernest Narwold families visit Wm Menchhofer. Grandma Narwold joins son August in Huntersville for holidays. John Hoyer hosts friends from Indianapolis. Locals attend Hayti school entertainment Friday afternoon. Thos E Williams of Middleboro Kentucky reports relief from two years of constipation after Chamberlains Stomach Liver Tablets. E B Schultz.
Oldenburg Ben Enneking of Tipton visits relatives while Henry Joe and Edward Klein travel from Raleigh to spend winter here. Gus Wassbinder returns from Madison. Edna Vogt comes home from Cincinnati to spend holidays with Dr. Vogt and family. George Metz and daughters visit Hamilton. John Herman and others run errands in Batesville and Cincinnati. Convent girls depart for homes for Christmas break.
Along E R Woo Charles Praze and wife of Batesville spent Christmas with home folks. Mrs Henry Bauman is quite sick with lung fever. Andy Meister and wife of Batesville spent several days with their son George and family last week. Miseina Todd visiting parents in Indianapolis. Wm Kreinhu p was a caller at Batesville Saturday. Mrs Dick Einhouse, who had an operation in Cincinnati five weeks ago, returned home much improved.
Napoleon MW Alva Alexander of Indianapolis visits his mother Mrs. Mary Alexander for the holidays. Chas Meyers and sister Sadie of Chicago stay with Mrs. Mary Meyers. Miss Maude Sammons of Cincinnati spends Christmas with J. H. Sammons family. Harry Newman of Cincinnati visits home folks for Christmas. Revival at M. and church Sunday 10:30 led by Rev. French with Sister Brewer. Miss Cora Hertenstein of Alexandria with her parents R. Hertenstein. Church entertainments draw large audiences. M E Sunday School presented chair to superintendent Mrs. Sammons. Ed Watters and family spend Xmas with his father at Hopewell. Roy Brown and Nora Pate wedding in Kentucky two weeks ago now known. both prominent, Roy a rural route Carrier on Napoleon route 1, Mrs. Brown a former operator at the Independent exchange.
Versatile Miss Lillian Stewart teaches at New Marion. Sunday guests include Mr and Mrs Warstar and Miss Grace Day of Indianapolis. Mrs Bertha Wetzler visits from Harrison Ohio with cousins Myrtle and Pearl Wetzler. Joe Underwood of Canaan visits cousin Leah Jackson. Carl Smith Everett Austin and Misses Anna Kaiser Irma Smith visit Cincinnati. Iva Thompson returns from Indianapolis. Robert Thompson from Gary visits parents. Miriam Beall visits father Chas Beall. Miriam Smith from Cincinnati, Wm Smith and wife visit. Wm Hunter and family of Lawrenceburg visit Chas Hunter and wife. Wm Lloyd and wife of Oklahoma and Mrs T L Creath visit Dover relatives. James Lloyd of Carthage Mo returns after visit to T L Creath. MARRIAGE LICENSES: William G Parsons to Lena L Winstrow Batesville. Norton Lyons of Kansas City Mo to May B Sweezer of Cross Plains.
The Literary Digest explains the distinction between sanitarium and sanatorium from two Latin roots. Sanatorium means a health restoring place focusing on disease treatment and invalid care, while sanitarium preserves health and emphasizes hygienic conditions.
Stow describes an inn near Billingsgate run by a Fagin figure where a school taught boys to pick pockets. Two devices hung as training tools a pocket and a purse. The pocket contained counters and hawk bells, the purse held silver. A silent counter extraction made a foyster and a silent silver steal made a nypper, a pickpocket or cutpurse.
A humorous list from Puck outlining domestic situations and small tasks husbands should master. It ranges from judging silk color to washing dishes, handling angry cooks, managing in law connections, and enduring home life versus social temptations.
The piece sketches the old man as talkative about breakfast being late then taunting Cain with hired bands, and when idle he digs bait and fishes in the river, doing nothing per tickler. This characterization comes from the Atlanta Constitution.
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