Miscellaneous Batesville Notes and Local Notices
A collage of short items from Batesville area: brief travels and business across Spades, Greensburg, Versailles, and Indianapolis. weather notes on ice as ice men cut. sales and bids for a vertical steam engine. sick children and visits to relatives. court subpoenas in Laughlin vs Bessler. extended family travels to Indianapolis for a golden wedding. resignations, visits to Wheeling, and bids for janitorial duties at Norick-Home Camp M W of A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Johnson
Versailles
Married residents and visitors attend services and funerals
Mrs M Weademan and Mrs Louis Freyer and son Clarence visit New Point for a few days. Henry Price and wife attend funeral of Mrs Meyer's mother. Milton Dunn of Indianapolis stays with relatives. W E Pitch travels in for business to Lawrenceburg and Versailles. Chas Clifton and Fred Baa visit the school. Mrs Poschamber dies in Indianapolis at 15. remains brought home on train 40 and buried at Lutheran Cemetery after service by Rev B Arends. Joseph Schmalz works on ice. James Miller of Aurora carpenters visits home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Weademan
Louis Freyer
Clarence
Newpoint
Henry Price
Meyer
Dino
Local Notes and Moves Around Batesville
Several brief items from Batesville include arrests and travel. Clawsoon Carroll was arrested in Greensburg on forgery charges. Visitors and relatives frequent the area, with meetings at the Baptist church starting Tuesday evening. County and local residents, including Farmers like W. Lauber and son George, hauled wheat to nearby markets, while others traveled to Shelbyville Cincinnati and Harrison for family, business, or reunions. Local school visits and skating fun are noted along with small commercial notices.
Local residents visit and family health notes in Napoleon area
Mrs Maine visits relatives in Napoleon while Henry Vankirk and Mrs Vankirk of near Greensburg call on Claude and Master Allen Hutson who has been ill. Dr Hicks attends Mrs Thackery in Napoleon as Derry Bowers of Cincinnati visits Joseph Newman family. The Morris family from Napoleon hosts Friday visitors. Otto and Louis Bultman visit Adrian Dorrell at Whitcommu. Fred Serringhausen goes to White Illinois to work on a farm. Francis Thackery of Newpoint visits his ill mother. Mrs Wolf of Newpoint and Mrs Bultman of Batesville visit relatives in Napoleon. Albert Huneke of Illinois visits brothers Jahn and Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lauck
Batesville Casket Co
O. J. Morrison
Wheeling
W. Va
Local Briefs From Napoleon Listings
Mrs Andrew Meyers and daughter Emma visit Indianapolis relatives. Miss Myrtle Torter from Rush county visits. Mrs Newman is ill with multiple diseases. Gookins and Miss Katie Messing wed quietly at Versailles. Prof Adkinson from Moores Hill assists revival at M E church. Jank Grow Steve Steeter and Henry Norwold on business trip to Osgood. Pete Straver and wife visit Cincinnati. Rev Everett Murray of Franklin college preaches at Baptist church. Mrs George Meyers and Mrs Vassar ill with grip. Philip Bruner conducts business here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Torter
Rush County
Newman
Prof. Adkinson
Moores Hill
Rev. Thompson
M. E Church
Jank Grow
Steve Steeter
Henry Norwold
Osgood
King’s New Discovery Touts Otsego Cure
Otsego Journal editor William M. Dietz hails Dr. King’s New Discovery as the family remedy for coughs and colds. He claims it cures lung and throat diseases and keeps a bottle at home. Price one dollar. trial bottle free offers guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Otsego County
Wm. M. Dietz
Otsego
Baas & Schultz
Huber Applies for Liquor License in Ripley County Indiana
Notice publicizing George L. Huber's application to the Ripley County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in Morris Adams township Indiana. He also seeks permission to sell soft drinks cigars and serve lunch. Details describe the premises on Washington Street with interior access and security features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Huber
Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
Indiana
General Assembly
Morris
Adams Township
Washington Street
Said Street
Meyers visits Versailles on business and residents report
Rexville and nearby towns show a flurry of activity with Meyers from Rexville at Versailles on business, Wert of Aurora ordering enlarged pictures, and ministers planning meetings. The community notes low school attendance due to whooping cough, several visitors returning home, a new house purchase, and a shortage of doctors in the area prompting concern.
Local Social Notes From Ballstown And Surrounding Areas
Ballstown resident John Bultman of Kansas visited Win and the Menchhofer family Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev Herman Flantz of Cross Roads called on sick Henry Richman last week. John Meyer of Batesville moved part of his saw mill to his Delaware township farm. Bertha Stockinger of Cincinnati visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Fred John and William Kuhil stayed with Ed and Henry Menchhofer Saturday evening. Mary Bultman visited her aunt in Newpoint last week. Elmer Spark bought a horse from Batesville vet Dr Martin. Anna Stears returned home after months with relatives in Jennings county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Flantz
Cross Roads
Henry Richman
John Meyer
Batesville
Delaware Township
Anna Stears
Jennings County
Mi o na stomach tablets advertised relief cure
Ad claims Mi o na stomach tablets ease indigestion from rushed meals. Box price listed as 45 cents with money back guarantee if Mi o na fails. Baas and Schultz promoted the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaas & Schultz
Baas & Schultz
Farmers Brace For Harsh Winter On Wheat And Grains
The community notes a tough winter ahead for wheat and other grains. Jesse Murdock and George Waller report their ill relatives are improving. Marshal Paugh and his wife visit friends nearby. Mrs Snedaker, 72, of Ackless Snedaker, was buried at Shelby church last Sunday at 11 am, with Rev. M. R. Scott officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Murdock
George Waller
Marshal Paugh
Bluff man touts Kucklen’s Arnica Salve as best healer
Bluff resident C G Hayes declares Kucklen’s Arnica Salve the quickest and surest healing salve for sores burns wounds and piles. Sold by Baas & Schultz druggists for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Hayes
Bluff, Mo
Kucklen
Baas & Schultz Druggists
Cincinnati market report February 4 1908 prices list
Cincinnati markets report shows dairy eggs poultry and meat prices with bids for butter creamery at 33c per pound extras, eggs at 23c per dozen, poultry prices for chickens ducks geese and turkeys, vegetables including potatoes briars and Jersey sweets, cattle and calves pricing for shippers butchers steers heifers cows and bulls, hogs including packers bulk and light shipments, with figures ranging from 3.25 to 7.75 per unit and typical regional fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jersey
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Meyer’s
Schorr
Havana
Walsman & Schroeder
Fred Beinke
Spades
Fred Belter
Greensburg
Charles Martin
Blank
Harry Canfield
Edward Schmidt
Sunton
Henry Hadler
Father Salonas
Hamilton, C
Mamie Beduonoah
Suoman
H. i Greeman
Indianapolis
Fred Bauman
Jobn Steinforth
FR. M. Cartee
LH. BP
Batesville Steam Laundry
Prof
Shadday
New Marion
Peter Fritch
Joe Schantz
Mike Meister
Memphis, Tenn
Frog and Switch Firm
Janie Howard
Osgood, Tamersday
Jas. H. Woviey
Jack
Ffs
Campbell’s Creek
Union Furniture Co
Catherine Betzner
St. Ivauis
Wm. Betaner
Frank Walnman
Mildred
Helen
Tadianapolis
Wm. Walman
Richenmeyer
Clara
Princeton
Ind
Chas. Annewehr
Norick—Home
Sweet Home Camp
M. W. of A
Gale Moore
Fred Wilminck
Herman Drees
Milton Dunn
W.E. Pitch
Lawrenceburg
Chas. Clifton
Fred Baa
Joseph Schmalz
James Miller
Big Four
Aurora
Hopaw
Mrs. George Stable
Clawsoon Carroll
The
Baptist Church
Jos. Smith
Lula Taylor
Joesmuith
W. Lauber
George
Randolph Krieger
George Hirt
Shelbyville
Hirt
Henry
City
John Hughes
Oak Palace Hotel
Ida Feld
Covington
Joseph Luttmoeller, Jr
Lawrence Green
G. W. Sidell
Della Waike
Bertha Kramer
Charles and
Andy
Frank Duphine
Miss Jovzie
Sunman
Aloysius Sprineman
Oldenburg
Muncie, Lad
John Hillenbrand
Harrison, O
Tlale Bradt
Lewis Siey
Mike Henz, Sr
Charles Wessler
Luesday
Charles Wesser
Clover and
Timothy Seed
Walsman& Schroeder's
Smoke Schorr
Cuba
Dr. King
Mrs. Maine
Napoleon
Henry Vankirk
Jacob Vankirk
Claude Durrel
Allen Hutson
Louisa Thackery
Dr. Hicks
Napoeon
Derry Bowers
Cincionati
Joseph Newman
Otto and
Louis Bultman
Adrian Dorrell and
Whitcommu
Fred Serringhausen
White, Il
Francis Thackery
Fred Wolf
Albert Bultman
Albert Huneke
Illinois
Jahn and
Herman
Andrew Meyers
Emma
We. Gookins
Katie Messing
Pete Straver
Wife
Everett Murray
Franklin College
George Meyers
Mrs. Vassar
Philip Bruner
Meyer Hardware Store
Blann
White Pine
ON. Meyers
Mr. Wert
Jutskeen
Jenn Sareve
West Fork
Rota Orem
James Walton
FE. N. Meyers
Albert Francis
Minoud
Marshal
Witza Shadday
Ballstown
John Bultman
Kansas
Win
Menchhofer and
Family
Bertha Stockinger
Fred, John
William Kuhil
Henry Menchhofer
Mary Bultman
Elmer Spark
Mr. Martin
Titvusvilide
H.G. Purper
Joseph
Puffer
Sutton
Depot
Osgood Grain Co
Lieber’s
Indianapolis Brewing Coump’y
Joseph Straus
Agt
Aiaks Palace
Ajotel
B. A. Schene
Foley
Union Furniture
Andrew W. Kops
Pfalsgraff
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