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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1907

Page

5

Local social notes from Sunman and area

Saturday night birth to Martin Fette and wife a daughter. Henry Osting visited relatives in Decatur county last week. Mrs John Hoff and children returned to Shelbyville after a week with her mother Mrs Jane Osting. Miss Guna Dunn returned to Pierceville. Mrs Rosa Deeds of Lawrenceburg visited sister Mrs Albert Behlmer Tuesday. Wu Mearhoff and two sons near Guilford visited Behlmer on New Year’s Day. Allen Perlee of Manchester was in town Wednesday. Will Meyerose attended Milan Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Hazel Alexander returned from Manchester Monday. Large crowd came Tuesday evening seeking blood hounds. none appeared. Remains of Mrs John Loyd arrived from Indianapolis for Moores Hill interment. Sheriff Gordon spent Sunday here. Mrs Clara Hasungen in critical condition after a paralytic stroke. Harry Behlmer to Purdue for butter making. Richard Behlmer sold farm to Edward Dillaman and will build a cottage here this spring. Mat Camden and wife and Miss Blanche Vincent of Indianapolis visited Dr Vincent and family. W D Robinson and wife of Versailles visited G B Ashton and wife last week. George Stegner Jr. went to Cincinnati for work. Ben Davis of Crothersville visiting family. Mrs Louisa Petersf and daughter of Cincinnati visited C Nieman and wife. Miss Elizabeth Hobbs of Shelbyville visited John Hodges last week.

Local Social Notes From Batesville and Nearby Areas

Spades Rev. B. Arends attended Batesville on Wednesday. Mrs. David Lattire of Cincinnati visited home folks recently. Miss Emma Abegglen visits relatives in Cincinnati. Miss Katie Abplanalp appeared in Batesville Thursday. Born to Dick Glade and wife on Monday January 7, a boy. E. J. Nowlin visited home folks in Guilford Saturday. Miss Minnie Bruning returned to Cincinnati Wednesday after a visit here. W. Eilison spent Sunday with home folks in Indianapolis. Ww. Fitch was in Versailles early in the week.

David Lattire Cincinnati Minnie Bruning

Stomach and liver tablets praised by Maine woman

A Cooper Maine resident Mrs Jno Lowe credits Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets with curing two years of stomach trouble after using twelve bottles. She reports good health now. The tablets are sold by Baas Schultz in Katesville Bigney Co in Sunman.

Chamberlain Jno Lowe Cooper, Maine Baas & Schultz Rkatesville Bigney & Co Sunman

Dirt roads hinder Napoleon residents amid illness and change

In Napoleon area news, Robert Foster is dangerously ill, Mrs. Sarah Thackrey remains seriously ill near Lock Springs, and a newborn boy arrived New Year’s Eve to Frank Kohliman and his wife. Funeral for Miss Lizzie McPatridge held at Osgood as Rev. Landis and Rev. Bower lead a Baptist revival.

Sarah Thackrey Napoleon Ellsberry Lock Springs Frank Kohliman

PENN TOWN social notes list Sunday visits and illness

Rev B Koch spent Monday afternoon with Frank Volz and family. Mrs Chris Zins of Morris visited her brother Andrew Schneider and wife. Miss Clara Stahley and Rosa visited sisters Marie and Susan in Cincinnati during the holidays. Dirce Stegner stays with aunt Mrs Volz sick with tonsillitis. Henry Erfman and wife from Ohio visited John Erfman and family. Rev Guth of Lawrenceville called. Wm Luchte and wife visited paternal grandparents at Oldenburg. Rural route mail carriers work in severe weather. Misses Carrie and Lizzie Schaler visited Nellie Robinson. Frank Robinson did business in town last Wednesday. Dr E B Vincent was here Saturday.

Chris. Zins Morris Andrew Schneider Clara Stahley Rosa Marie Susan Cincinnati

Local Social Notes from Covington and Batesville

Morris as escent Te Jos Kuebel Co shipped stock from here Thursday. Ed Kraus and family of Covington Ky visited A G Bischoff and returned home. Peter Andrew did business in Cincinnati last week. Miss Clara Sand traveled to Indianapolis for a short stay. Jos M Kuehel of Sunmoor engaged in business here Thursday. Miss Carrie Harvey and Miss Flora Schumacher called at Batesville Saturday. Anthony Harlow, after holidays in Genoa Ohio, returned home last week. Miss Maude Walters and Miss Nora Voltz of Indianapolis visited relatives here then returned home. Geo and Henry Schumacher of Batesville stayed with Philip Schumacher’s family over weekend. Anthony Rohel of Indianapolis visited relatives here. Wm Weigel and wife of Batesville were guests Sunday. Wm Tekaive and family spent Sunday here. Fred Bittner did business in Batesville Saturday.

Ed Kraus Wm. Tabiening Lizzie Bischoff Covington A. G. Bischoff

Remarkable healing tale from Port Byron man

Amos F. King of Port Byron New York says Bucklen's Arnica salve cured a leg sore endured for over 80 years and now at eighty five he reports full recovery. The ad guarantees cure for all sores and is sold by Baas and Schultz druggists for 2 cents.

Port Byron N. Y Amos F. King Bucklen Baas & Schultz

Local Social News From Morris Area Saturday Night Dance

John Prakel visited Morris Saturday and Henry Ahrens hosted a well attended dance. Fred Wachendorf and wife from Rushville visited relatives. Dick Einhaus bought his father's 1120 acre farm for 3500 dollars. John Schutter, Lewis Bohlke, and families visited Stumkes Corner. Five boys upset fifteen fence posts at Albert Schrader's place. he kept them working to reset them.

Henry Ahrens John Schutter Lewis Bohlke Stumkes Corner Albert Schrader Alburt

Revival opens as Middie Bratice pastor calls for attendance

Rev Thompson began revival meetings Monday evening with an open invitation. Henry Osting returned home after visiting Albert Gomme. Epworth league attendance noted. New Year’s Eve spent by several families at Myrtle Osting’s with Myrtle Jerman at Newpoint. About twenty farmers helped Jim Doles raise his bar Saturday. Mrs Osting and Myrtle visited Mrs James Clemons. Clemons improving slowly while baby Alma stays the same.

Frank McConnel Nellie Doles Dora Privett Lee Doles Edgar Osting Myrtle Osting Myrtle Jerman Newpoint Jim Doles J. F., Osting Myrtle James Clemons

The Charming Woman and Electric Bitters Promise

The piece argues that charm lies in health and sprightliness rather than mere physique. It touts Electric Bitters as restoring weak women with stronger nerves bright eyes smooth skin and a beautiful complexion, guaranteed by Baas Schultz druggists for 50 cents.

Baas & Schultz

New Year Morning Call Leads to Frayed Wires

Mary calls John from a new house line on New Year morning causing tension as he endures the cold and snow to learn the message. She finally reveals she simply wished him a happy New Year but he remains irked by the early disturbance and the pay station conversation.

Ary John Jul Mary Maary 740 River Central New York Press

Life Lessons From a Rural Mindset in a Prairie Column

A reflective column extols the value of a good name and self respect for success, warns about cedar rust from nearby plantings, and critiques free trade laws. It notes California prune production, Canadian immigration trends, and the sturdy independence of farmers compared to urban workers.

Forest impact and daily oxygen production in timber regions

The piece discusses forest effects on climate and soil moisture, noting experiments showing two and a half acres producing 37 cubic yards daily of oxygen and carbonic acid, enough heat to melt 316 cubic yards of ice, and 40,000 gallons of water per acre per day. It warns about timber striping in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and the looming valuation shifts in forestry and land use. It also touches on home upkeep and nutrition, contrasting eggs with beef, and critiques transport rates and livestock.

Michigan Wiscnsin Minnesota Ateul

Local Notes on Births Movements and Visits

The arrival of a fine boy at Robert Connelley’s on the 20th is noted. Miss Perlee began teaching here last Wednesday. Ernest Osborn moved to a farm near Monroe. Jake Spears, formerly of this place now in Ameiia Nebraska, spent holidays with his mother and relatives, seeming youthful after ten years away.

Robert Connelley Ernest Osborn Monroe Jake Spears Ameiia Neb Jake

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids Kingston City Councilman

W O Reilly Fogarty, Kingston Jamaica city council member, praises Chamberlain's cough remedy for quick relief of a lingering cough. He plans to buy another bottle after a single recommended dose. Available from Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sun man.

Chamberlain Kingston W. O'Reilly Fogarty Jamaica West Indies Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman

Pleasant Parey Henry Severinghaus and Family Visit

Henry Severinghaus and wife and Willie Seeringhausen with family from Batesville visited Adam Siebert's New Years. Albert Siebert and a companion from this place called on George Meyers and family last week. Miss Nellie Busch spent a week with home folks and left for the Queen City Friday. Pred Woulling called on A Dieckman one day last week. Mrs Peetz and sons Fred and Henry and Fred Kops and H Dieckman and family spent Friday evening at Mrs Ahring's. John Meyer, Fred Beck, Pred Kops, Henry and Fred Peetz and H Dieckman and family visited Fred Wonning and family Saturday.

Henry Severinghaus Willie Seeringhausen Batesville Adam Siebert Albert Siebert George Meyers Nellie Busch Queen City Pred Woulling A. Dieckman John Meyer Fred Beck Pred Kops Henry Fred Peetz H. Dieckman Fred Wonning

Memorable day introduces Dr. King’s New Life Pills

A pleasant profitable moment is noted as the day we became acquainted with Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The painless purifiers claim to cure headache biliousness and keep the bowels right. Available for 24 cents at Baas and Schaltz’s drug store.

Dr. King Baas & Schaltz

Social Roundup From Balistown and Nearby

Walter and Willie Stuckinger joined Bertha Eichacker for a Tuesday evening visit. Luke Klein hosted his daughter Mionie before her departure to Indianapolis this week. Local youths celebrated Henry Menchhofer's birthday at Fruericht’s with Klein, Eichacker, and others. William Menchhofer helped George with wood last week. Louis Stockinger and grandma Kuster visited John and wife. William Menchhofer killed a small water snake. John Wambsgans is ill. The school closed for Monday. Wm Hallowell and wife visited the Stuck family in recent days. Louis Eichacker of Indianapolis came home for the holidays. Peter Tomamichel of Cincinnati stayed with Edward and Henry Meuchhofer. Jake Sitzman hosted Indianapolis friends this week.

Luke George Klein Mionie Indianapolis Here Fruericht Henry Minnie Lydia Clint Martha Klein Edward Maggie Henry Menchhofer Lucy Harry Idlewine Bertha Eichacker George Hornberger Emma Espenscheid Gottlieb Bauer Frank Kiefer

The Price of Peace Cham berlain's Salve Ad

The notice advertises Cham berlain's salve as instantly soothing for itching and pain from certain diseases. It lists a price of 26c and identifies Baas & Schultz and Batesville, Bigney & Co., Sunman as sellers.

Chamberlain Price Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Martin Fette Henry Osting Decatur County John Hoff Shelbyville Jane Osting Rosa Deeds Lawrenceburg Albert Behlmer Wu. Mearhoff Guilford Allen Perlee Manchester Will Meyerose Milan Hazel Alexander John Loyd Moores Hill Sheriff Gordon Clara Hasungen Harry Behlmer Purdue Richard Behlmer Edward Dillaman Shelby County Mat Camden Blanche Vincent Dr. Vincent W. D. Robinson Versailles G. B. Ashton George Stegner, Jr Ben Davis Crothersville Louisa Petersf C. Nieman Elizabeth Hobbs John Hodges Spades Rev. B. Arends Emma Abegglen Katie Abplanalp Dick Glade E. J. Nowlin Ww.h. Fitch Napolhoin Robert Foster Mrs. Shook Mrs. Lutz Lizzie McPatridge Osgood Landis Rev Bower Penntown The Baptist Church Mary Steinfeldt St. Louis Aaron and George Poster Rush County Wife Frank Grow Gertie Uphouse Greensburg Charley Uphouse John Harding James Newman Main Street Lutz Bruner Grow John Bergman Robert Lutz Penn Town Rev. B. Koch Frank Volz and Family Miss Dirce Stegner Mrs. Volz Henry Erfman Ohio John Erfman Rev. Guth Lawrenceville Wm. Luchte Oldenburg Carrie Lizzie Schaler Nellie Robinson Frank Robinson Dr. E. B. Vincent As Escent —T Jos. Kuebel & Co Peter Andrew Clara Sand Jos. M. Kuehel Sunmoor Gusinees Liike Poursday Carrie Harvey Flora Schumacher Anthony Harlow Genoa Maude Walters Nora Voltz Geo. and Henry Schumacher Philip Schumacher Anthony Rohel Wm. Weigel Pueils Wo Wm. Tekaive Family Sunday Fred Bittner H. J. Walsman Val North Brance John Prakel Fred Wachendorf Rushville Dick Einhaus Middie Braityce Thompson Homhe Albert Gomme Epworth League This Place Orchard Register Rockford.ia Oworth Central Western States California United States Santa Clara County Canada Central States Esse Fife RVI Ee Miss Perlee Antilles Balistown Walter and Willie Stuckinger Bertha Eibhacker William Menchhofer George Louis Stockinger Grandma Kuster John Hoyer Sunday John Wammbsgans Wm. Hallowell Chris. Stuck Family Louis Hichacker Peter Tomamichel Edward and Henry Meuchhofer Jake Sitzman
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