Adams Church Holiday News In Brief
Mrs. Dick Einhaus and Mrs. Henry Branning are on the sick list. Eddie Fishmer returns from Seymer after Christmas with relatives. Minnie Schutte visits her sister Mrs Will Bern herd while holidaying near Lookout. Tillie Fischer returns from Brookville visiting Aunt Mrs Martin Mollenkamp. Albert Schorling and nephew Arthur Schorling visit from Indianapolis. Many from here attend Herman Witkamper’s funeral at Spades Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Einhaus
Henry Branning
Tillie Fischer
Brookville
Martin Mollenkamp
Albert Schorling
Arthur Schorling
Indianapolis
Local Social Notes Include Travel and Holiday Visits
Bermas and Edward Dreyer spent Sunday with Geo Erfman, Wm Meiasen and family returned to Cincinnati after holidays with parents. Albert Huggler of Tipton spent holidays with relatives here. The Mosmeier children recovered from diphtheria. Lewis Klein made a business trip to Suoman Monday. Penntown Baptist church entertainment last Thursday evening drew a good crowd despite weather. Clas Roberts bought furs here earlier in the week. Many local youths attended the Sunman dance Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penntown Baptist Church
Clas. Roberts
Made Young Again From Dr King’s New Life Pills
D. H. Turner of Dempseytown Pa claims two weeks of nightly use revived him to his teens praising the liver stomach and bowels benefits. The pills are purely vegetable and said to cause no gripe and cost 25 cents at Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
Baas’ Drug Store
ELOPEWEUTS Harry Cady Visiting Near Moore's Hill
Harry Cady and a companion visited Mrs. Cravens and family near Moore's Hill early this week. A reunion at A. W. Knapp's on Sunday drew thirty six guests. Benton Knapp of Chandler Oklahoma visited relatives last week. Church services scheduled for January 12 and 13. An entertainment at Conover schoolhouse before Christmas drew a crowded house with Miss Flossie B. Knapp guiding a humorous program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cady
Lady Friend
Farmer
Mrs. Cravens
Moore's Hill
A. W. Knapp
Benton Knapp
Knapp & Cordell
Chandler
Oklahoma
Conover
Flossie B. Knapp
Mother Goose
New Year Greetings and Local Social Notes from Penn Tow
The Tribune editor and readers receive greeting for a prosperous new year. Stahley siblings and Rose spent New Year’s Eve with Wm Jerris family in Sunman. Wippel family visited relatives. Gertrude and daughter holidayed in Delhi and Cincinnati. Buitmner returned to Indianapolis after holidays. Mosmeier, Vogt, Erfman made local or Sunman trips. Community members attended Herman Wittkamper’s funeral in Spades.
Bucklen Arnica Salve’s Global Fame and Price
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is famed worldwide for treating cuts corns burns boils sores ulcers and other skin ailments. The ad claims it surpasses all salves and guarantees a cure and sells for 25 cents at Baas’ drugstore.
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Baas
Local Notes From Morris And Surrounding Areas
Henry Schumacher of Morris called on H. Schomber Saturday. Tena Schomber attended Sunday school at Penntown Sunday. Dr. Smith of Middletown Ohio is visiting local friends. Mrs. Krummel visited daughter Mrs. Crawford in Indianapolis Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schumacher
Morris
H. Schomber
Dr. Smith
Middletown, O
Local Notes From Pipe Creek and Nearby Areas
Jack Naber of Pipe Creek passed through Sunday. Walter Osburn who is losing sight was sent to Cincinnati for a specialist. Henry Kroenke attended services at Penntown Sunday. Miss Maggie and Clara Wickemeyer visited Morris Sunday. G. M. Osburn also travelled to Morris. Several residents attended the New Year ball at Penntown. Chaz Aldendorf and sister Carrie Tena Schomber and Lewis Wittkamp spent New Year’s Eve with C. M. Osburn family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Naber
Pipe Creek
Chaz
Aldendorf
Carrie
Tena Schomber
Lewis Wittkamper
C. M. Osburn
His Wife Saved Him and Won't Give Up
A Winfield Teen writes that his wife’s good advice saved his life after a severe cold worsened under doctors. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing coughs colds bronchitis influenza pneumonia asthma hay fever and all chest throat lung maladies. 50c and 1 per bottle, trial bottles free at Baas’ drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ross
Winfield
Teen
Pileasant Pare Visits and Holiday Guests
Mr and Mrs Miller of New Pentington visited Herman Dieckmann Saturday. Henry Wonning of Seymour visits relatives this week. Mrs Gottloib Peetz visited Ballstown relatives Thursday. Fred Goertemiller visited Herman Dieckmann Sunday. Fred Wonning and family attended the Menchhofer Xmas party. Ed Menchhofer of Ballstown called on Henry Peetz Friday. Kilmer Davis and family spent the holidays with her parents here. Louie Pfeiffer hosted relatives from Cleves Ohio during the holidays. James Caster of Illinois stays with friends here. F W Dieckman and wife Greensbury spent New Year’s Day with H Dieckman and sisters. H F Dieckman wife and son Irwin spent Christmas here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Miller
New Pennington
Herman Dieckmann
Henry Wonning
Seymour
Mrs. Gottloib Peetz
Ballstown
Ed Menchhofer
Henry Peetz
F. W. Dieckman
Greensbury
H. Dieckman
Christmas and New Year Happenings Around the Area
PIPH CREBE wishes a happy new year. Fred Ablanalp and family visited his sister in Napolean for Christmas. Hartman the stock buyer from St Peters visited Joseph Gahn’s family then returned to Cumminsville. Albert and Harry Huber visited relatives in Newpoint. Joe Boehmer of Batesville passed through. H Pohlar of Sharp's Corner stayed with Geo Huber. Willie Baas left for Laurel to work on a farm. Several attended the ball at Penntown on New Year’s Eve. Herman Wittkamper died at 46 after a time confined to his room, leaving a wife two daughters and a son. George Abplanalo returned to Cincinnati after holidays. Henry and Anna Poblar of Cincinnati spent New Year’s with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizp
Herman Wittkamper
Los
Spades and social notes from local residents
Mr Weber the Indianapolis grocery drummer called on customers here Friday. Miss Mary Wieschan of Indianapolis visited relatives here weekend. Many young folks attended the mask hall at Sunopean New Year's Eve. Henry Bauman of Batesville visiting home folks. Mrs John Meyerrose of Indianapolis visiting her parents John Steinfort and wife. Harry Greves a Cincinnati drummer called on customers Friday. Johnn Schmalz and family entertaining relatives from Vincennes this week. Dinp at his home near Penntown Herman Wittkamper after a lingering illness Monday evening Dec 24th. The retudins interred at St Stephanus cemetery Thursday. large crowd followed to burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Weber
Indianapolis
Henry Bauman
Batesville
John Meyerrose
John Steinfort
Penntown
Herman Wittkamper
St. Stephanus
Quiet Holidays Mark Village Life In Gossip and Visits
Lillie Orem returns home after visiting her sister in Madison. An oyster supper at the hall was dampened by rain. Mr Graves moves into new property bought from James Bovard. Miss Lane may quit teaching due to ill health amid village rumors. James Walton visits cousin Amy Thompson who is very ill in New Marion. Mrs James Deburger from Titusville visits her sister Mrs Flint. A turkey dinner is shared at T N Russell’s on New Year’s. Albert Bovard of Gaff has a job in a Richmond insane asylum. he is well liked and many friends wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bovard
Gaff
Richmond
Albert
Local notes from Vernon and surroundings
VERNON and nearby towns show activity with residents James May and wife visiting Monday, Dickerson from Osgood here last week, and surveying work by James Wright for L and McCoy. Cincinnati visitors include R R White and wife with Miss Sarah Conyers. Cal Rea’s jail stay followed by his parents visiting. Halberstadt opens a west side barbershop. Epworth League social hosted by Mrs. Wm Smith. Lafe Crouch buys half in the R R White livery. postmaster John Harper and wife at Madison. Clara Smith returns to Cincinnati work. John Shook of Terre Haute enjoying a hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shook
Terre Haute
Wm. Smith
Electric Bitters touted for aging editor’s cure
Vermontville Michigan editor J C Sherman credits Electric Bitters with keeping him young by easing nerves sleeplessness indigestion and rheumatism. He lauds the tonic for kidneys stomach digestion and appetite and says it helped his wife as well. Available for 50c at Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Sherman
Vermontville
Mich
Echo
Town Notes and Local Happenings at Cross Plains
A. H. Alberding sick. Gus away from shoe bench. Ory Lamb visits from Delaware schools for holidays. Mrs Lee recovering after severe lung hemorrhages. Ed Smith builds a house north of Benham. Campbell Kinnett moves to South Main. A daily mail route to Versailles begins with free delivery along the line. Rev C W Lee installed as town pastor at Brooks cottage. quarterly meetings on the 12th and 13th. Willson the mail carrier at Hackney cottage. K of P held a Christmas tree. Rev Lee’s children visit together for the first time in twelve years.
Lincoln Dean and Margaret Dever Marriage Licence
New marriage licence recorded for Lincoln Dean and Margaret Dever, both of Milan. New court notices include partition suit Stockinger Henry Kastens et al to quiet title and guardianship sale petition Benham and Wilson for Frank Arkenberg. Wills for James R. Castner and John C. Wordeman noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Dean
Milan
Margaret Dever
Stockinger
Henry Kastens
Benham & Wilson
Frank Arkenberg
Thousands Suffering Kidney Trouble Unknown
An article warns that many people have kidney trouble without realizing it and outlines ways to detect the condition and seek evaluation. It emphasizes early screening, symptoms to watch, and potential health risks.
Local social notes and Christmas events in Holrod area
Frank Neighbert and wife of Friendship visited John Ent and family last week. John Elrod and wife of Milan visited Ilrod. Wedding prospects noted. Smith Johnson of Versailles visiting Frank Johnson. Joseph Lynch of Milan attended R. of P. Lodge Saturday evening. Washington church Christmas cantata praised. Christmas tree loaded with presents. John Wood and wife of Milan visited on Christmas Day. Squire Beall and Coroner Parkes were active on Christmas Day with an inquest into Pat Carmody. George Elrod returning home from Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neighbert
John Ent
Parkes
Morris
Pat Carmody
Community Notes and Travels Around town
Roy Beall leaves for Indianapolis to attend Voices' Business College. Edwin Boldrey of Moore's Hill College spent holidays at home. Harry Hall, a B. and O. brakeman, and many residents were seen visiting friends and family. Preparations for President McKinley’s second inauguration progress in Washington with a $50,000 guarantee fund already subscribed.
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Roy Beall
Indianapolis
The
Voices’ Business College
Edwin Boldrey
Moore's Hill College
McKinley
Washington
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Seymer
Minnie Schutte
Lookout
Will Bernherd
Herman Witkamper
Spades
Wm. Meiasen
Cincinnati
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Tipton
Mosmeier
Lewis Klein
Suoman
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Elopeweuts
Penn
the Tribune
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Joseph Stahley
Rose
Wm. Jerris
P. Wipple
Cedar Grove
Gertrude Wippel
Delhis
C. Buitmner
Indiananapolis
G. Mosmeier
John Vogt
Henry Erfman
Bucklen’s
Arnica
Sharps Cornee
Walter Osburn
Henry Kroenke
Maggie
Clara Wickemeyer
G. M. Osburn
Morris Sunday
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Foltin
Coltin Chemicals
Mattea Lens
G. A. Baas
Fred Goertemiller
Fred Wonning
Menchhofer
Kilmer Davis
Louie Pfeiffer
Fromm Cleves, O
James Caster
Illinois
H. F. Dieckman
Irwin
Piph Crebe
Fred Ablanalp
Napoleon
Mr. Hartman
St. Peters
Joseph Gahn
Cumminsville
Harry Huber
Newpoint
Joe Boehmer
H. Pohlar
Sharp’s Corner
Geo. Huber
Family Sunday
Willie Baas
Laurel
George Abplanalo
Henry and
Anna Poblar
Mary Wieschan
Harry Greves
Johnn Schmalz
Vincennes
MaRekigno
David Stuart
Florence Abplanalp
Lillie Orem
Madison
Mr. Graves
James Bovard
Mary Hamilton
Home
B. L. Vawter
Lane
James Walton
Amy Thompson
New Marion
James Deburger
Titusville
Mrs. Flint
T. N. Russel’s
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James May
Vernon
Vernon Dickerson
Osgood
James Wright
L. &. McCoy
R. R. White
Sarah Conyers
Halberstadt
Anderson
Cal Rea
John Harper
Clara Smith
Lafe Crouch
J. L. Benham
Cross Plains
A. H. Alberding
Gus
Ory Lamb
Delaware
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Benham
Campbell Kinnett
John Kinnett
South Main Street
Wilson
Dr. Miller
C. W. Lee
Brooks Cottage
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Sargent
Mr. Willson
Hackney Cottage
K. of P
Rev. Lee
Court House News
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John C. Wordeman
Dr. Kilmer & Home of
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N.Y
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Wife
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R. of P. Lodge
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Lindenmeyer & Son
Batesville, Indiana
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Indiana Insurance Co
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J.B. Tracy
Harrison
Roy Banes
Purdue College
Charles Garrison
Wilkinson, Hancock Co
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Connersville
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Nebraska
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Chilburn
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Charley Wolf
Peppertown
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Hattie Wiley
Posey Township
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Alvin Wiley
Columbia
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Ada Holmes
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Kokomo
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