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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
4
The Tribune outlines new subscription and advertising charges starting January 1. Subscription rises to 21.50 per year with display ads at 74 cents per inch and various local and occasional rates per line or per word.
The piece argues for fitting precinct committeemen and a county chairman in Ripley county. It stresses knowledge of voters, party loyalty, common sense, tact, time and money to devote, and strong character. It cites Tuaughery township as well served and praises Nick Cornet as a skilled organizer within the Democratic party.
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina says he fried the walking stick healing a sore after forty years using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The product is guaranteed for piles burns and other conditions by Daas Schultz druggists.
At a Claypool gathering last Thursday Indiana Republicans unanimously praised Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks. They commend his clean public life, conservative courage, and experience, and urge his leadership at the national convention in Chicago next June.
The Baliston Christmas event at the school drew a good crowd Monday night. Lizzie Compart returned to Indianapolis after visiting her parents here. Ed Hancock and family from Brookville stayed with Henry Schwier last week. Louis Stockinger hosted Christmas dinner for friends. Local residents attended the Cross Road Christmas program Thursday. George Menchhofer and family visited Mrs. Hosse near Huntersville Sunday. A group of youths gathered at George Klein's Saturday for a fun evening. Eda St Clair and family from Batesville visited Christ Steuri and wife Sunday. Zabert Uter traveled to Batesville Saturday. Grandma Hutson suffered paralysis last week. Dr. Martin of Batesville attends.
The Batesville treasurer submits the yearly statement for the town of Batesville Indiana covering the year from January 2, 1807 to December 31. The document lists receipts such as licenses fines and taxes and itemizes expenditures including printing, street work, hardware, cement walks, furniture and stage costs, and payments to local firms and contractors. It shows balances on hand and installments paid to Charles M. Brown, county treasurer, with a final total of receipts and expenditures and remaining balance.
Pleasant Pare Lizzie Kunépart returns to Indianapolis after holidays with home folks. Frank Stevenson from Swedenburg visits kin. Fred Kops of Indianapolis visits. Harry and William Siebert visit Cincinnati. Fred Dieckman and family of Batesville call on Mrs. Abring. Chas. Dieckman family hosts gathering with Barg Clara Dieckman Henry Schneider and families, Wessel, Dieckman families, Dora Emma Dieckman Sophia Ahring Elma Ida Jackson at Nebraska. Cravens from Moores Hill visit last week. Mrs. Clint Carey of Indianapolis visits. George Eberwin of Zenas and Lulu Neel marry at home. Wm. Cross and wife of Napoleon visit T. J. Conover. Pansy Hu] returns from Greensburg weeklong visit.
Walter H. Fitch visited Indianapolis relatives Saturday. Harry Gander and wife from Batesville stayed with local family. Anna Gunter and Louisa Williams of Cincinnati spent Christmas with Aug Gunter and wife. Mrs J B Miller and daughter Coda visited Geo Tangman’s family. D M Osburn and wife with son Walter visiting Dayton relatives. William Golden and wife from Indianapolis visit C E Wiesehan. Louis Wiesehan, lately in Helena Alabama, returns home to Weisburg. calls on relatives Wednesday.
Rev Thompson will start a revival here on January 7. Visitors include Miss Flora Norwold of Huntersville staying with Miss Anna Korte. Arch Paramore visits sister Mrs Myrtle York. John Colston and wife from near Greensburg join local relatives for Christmas. Edward York is listed as sick. John Korte family and Ambrose Hickman family attended a Batesville music recital Monday where their daughters performed.
A Dallas man, W. Goodloe of 107 St. Louis street, credits Jr. King’s New Life Pills with effectively curing malaria and biliousness without grinding or griping. Available for 250 at Baas & Schultz's drug store.
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