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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
5
Mrs Louisa Reddington of Mc Coy's guest of Mrs Mary Osting and kin. Dr Wilbur Robinson of New Alsace in town. Mrs John Sunman held a public sale. services for Mrs Hoover and burial at Blue Creek. The community reports a severe January blizzard and lectures by Dr English on human potential.
Will J. Hayner of Burney Corp. Bulletin reports his wife suffered years of persistent coughs causing sleepless nights. After trying remedies with no relief, a friend recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After three doses the cough disappeared and has not returned. The product is sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman.
Milan items report Nina Austin confined at home with the grip Peter Harnischfeger visiting North Vernon Merle Levy visiting Cin cinnati Steve Watts attends his father Thomas Watts funeral Charles Bowers calls Moores Hill temperance meeting at Baptist church draws large crowd petition signed by about 147 seeking saloon abolition Frank Reed recovered from illness Gus Levy to Cincinnati ice five inches thick ice harvest underway at Milan residents building ice houses Rosa Howard of Aurora visits Milan Rufus Lestetter and William Mulford of Dillsboro visit Milan for the day For sale Wurlitzer tuba Richard Thomas Watts dies January 30 1908 at age 82 years 8 months 17 days born May 13 1825 in Fayette county served in late rebellion Ser vices at house by G A R Post interment at Cravens cemetery wife three sons and a daughter survive Dr J G Cox of Holton to locate in Milan Revival meetings at Methodist church Edward Burner visiting Cincinnati scribe travels to Cincinnati William Griffith deputy sheriff Versailles visits Milan late last week
Theodore Pohlman travels as a passenger for Batesville on Wednesday. Mrs. Gauck and children visit relatives at Cross Roads. Bischoff Bros. fill an ice house for Crystal Leaf Creamery. Theo Pohlman and others attend the Vonder Heide sale at Haymond. Various residents visit, travel, or shop in nearby towns. Dr. Zueke attends Theodore Pohlman Sr. for grip, and local notices include church delegate actions and funeral attendance. Ice work at Garnier brewery directed by Otto Glowka. Local travel to Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Richmond noted. An advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills closes the section.
Advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with claims of sure cure and money saved by purchasing it. It notes prices of 25 and 50 cents and lists Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman as retailers.
Mrs Henry Scheete suffers a severe pleurisy attack. Sophia Dickman, daughter of Joseph A Laker, shows health gains. B Moorman bought A A Hackman farm at public sale for 2200 dollars. Message says Mrs Daniel Schwegel died in Cincinnati at 48. William Ferkinhoff and William Kahler help put up ice for John Wolf at Peppertown. August Riedemian visited Cincinnati relatives. Mrs John Ferkinhoff and Mrs Fred Teufel visited Mrs William Alley. Mrs Charles Moorman returned to Milroy after Jos Schmidt funeral. August Werner resumes work for Joseph Kirschbaum. John Wuedeman returned to Cincinnati after home visit. Miss Rose Merchen of Cincinnati visits sister Mrs Anthony Brandes. Theresia Ferkinhoff spends a week with home folks.
Herman Hueneke and Fred Seais traveled to Batesville on Wednesday. John Schrader of Kokomo visited his mother and relatives. Mrs. Henry Pohlman and Mrs. John Prakel called on Grandma Kevandt. Hierman Hueneke spent Saturday with Lewis Jobst family at Laughery Bridge. Charles Gansman and Fred Selke with wives called in Batesville. Henry Cook and wife took a business trip to Versailles. John Selke and wife visited Henry Jacques in Lawrenceburg and returned Monday.
Advert reads that Chamberlain's Vain Balls relieve rheumatism with prompt results and permanent cures claimed by many. It notes oboe application as a pain reliever and lists sizes 25 and a cent and retailers Baas & Schultz Batesville and Bipney & Co Sunman.
W R Craig opened the gathering with a strong talk. Chas H Reynolds spoke on lessons from the Purdue corn school. E R Obendorf elected president and L C Ralston secretary of the institute for the year. Attendees included Thos L Creath J Bo Rebuck and Dr K T Olmsted. Cornet Yater and Smith Herrell from Holton visited. J P Shook of Holton called on Monday.
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