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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1902
Page
8
Still zero weather and improving illnesses. Misses Lulu Demaree Nettie Horton and Rhoda Prothero canvass for church repairs while surveyor misses Friday. Wesley Russell and Brother Cordrey visit Versailles on business. return unclear. Mothers may safely use Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, sold by G A Baas.
Miss Sophia Peetz returned to Indianapolis after visiting her mother here. Henry Meyer and family of Milroy plan to move to Batesville soon. George Yorn came home from Indianapolis to spend a week with his mother. George Menchhofer of Ballstown was a pleasant caller Sunday. Henry and Will Miller of New Pennington visited Fred Beck Sunday. Fred Peetz and Herman Dickman went to Newpoint on business Monday. John Cook and wife of Batesvilleville visited relatives here Sunday. Laura Beck visited at New Pennington Sunday.
An advertisement offers Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia priced at 75 cents per bottle and available for sale by G. A. Baas. It promises relief from indigestion heartburn sour stomach nervousness sick headache and stomach trouble.
Herman Schulte of Hamburg visited Henry Altenau and family on Saturday. Mrs Henry Ernstes left for Cincinnati to visit relatives for a while. Ben Husche made a business trip to Greensburg on Friday. Gus Kramer left the area last week for Cincinnati. John Moser of Cincinnati spent several days with his father here. Joe Berkemeier spent Sunday with friends at Oldenburg. Mrs Carrie Holler and Fred Springmeijer and wife went to Cincinnati to visit sick relatives. Mrs Ottila Ik Enneking attended a teachers institute Saturday. Joe Volk and family of Rossburg visited relatives here Sunday.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers stimulate the liver open the bowels and relieve dullness and general health disorder. They are safe thorough and never gripe. G A Baas promotes these favorite pills.
John Balke took a business trip to Versailles last week. Charles Mosmeier and family visited his mother on Pipe Creek who is seriously ill with lung trouble. Maggie and Clara Faber of Cincinnati attended the masquerade and returned Monday. Mrs. dH Dreyer of Sunman visited her daughter Mrs. Erfman. G W Bower preached Caroline Becker funeral at Sunman. Mrs. Wiesehan of near Weis bury visited the Pressie family. Kneer couple visited Sunman. Many from here attended Caroline Becker funeral at Sunman.
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as superior for cuts burns corns tetter salt rheum fe ver sores chapped hands and skin eruptions with a guaranteed cure. Sold for 25 cents at G A Bans.
Henry Wittkamper and wife attended services at Spades Sunday. G. W. Osburn called on Ottie Thom as at Pipe Creek Sunday.
John Bauman, George Bauman, Walter Bauman and their sisters Carrie and Emma spent Friday evening with John Poh lar and family at Pipe Creek. Lewis Wittkamper made a business trip to Morris Saturday afternoon. Anna Horstman spent Sunday afternoon with Tena Schomber. Henry Schomber and wife of Morris called on Mrs. Barbara Krummel Sunday. G. W. Osburn conducted Morris business Saturday. Henry Schomber and daughter Tena visited Lizzie Merk of Morris Sunday. Henry Wittkamper did a business trip to Batesville Saturday morning.
The ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills praised for curing indigestion biliousness constipation headaches and stomach woes. It targets busy workers and promises easy pleasant safe relief offered at Baas drug store for 25 cents.
Christ Holwadel and wife of Saint Paul visited Mrs Lizzie Holwadel who was operated on recently. Henry Baas did business at Sunman last Monday. Mrs Sophia Abplanalp attended a quilting frolic last week. Jacob Abplanalp returned from a two week visit with his daughter Mrs Michel in Napoleon. Ben Schoettlekotte of Saint Peters was in our area several days last week. Henry Drake attended Penntown Saturday. Ol tie Thomas and family visited Ollie Baas Sunday afternoon. C Holwadel and wife were pleasant callers Sunday. Mrs Carrie Thomas attended a quilting at Penntown Friday. Louisa Abplanalp of Penntown visited home folks Sunday. Mrs Wittkamper and family visited Martha Abplanalp and family Sunday evening.
Mrs. S. Geiger of Dunkerton says she has used many medicines for stomach trouble and constipation but none worked as well as Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by G. A. Haas in Batesville and Bigney & Co. in Sunphin.
Snow lingered as Mrs Huber and son visited relatives in Sunman Henry Ratheiser worked for Mr Gutzwiller near Sunman Wolming and wife visited relatives near Hogan Hill Large crowd attended the masquerade ball at Big Four Hall Sunman Mr Volz and wife visited Pipe Creek Rev Merkel and daughter Selma drove to Blue Creek Della Gates returned to Cincinnati Fred Pohlar of Pipe Creek attended to business here Thursday
Rev. Bower and daughter Anna visited relatives at Sunman Friday. Andrew Miller and wife transacted business at Sunman Thursday. Louis Erfman and family and Peter Schneider spent Sunday afternoon with Andrew Miller and family. Mike and Joe Stahley helped W. W. McMullen with ice at Sunman last.
Mrs Rosa Richardson of Laurel Springs North Carolina writes of nearly dying from consumption and being cured after seven bottles of Dr King s New Discovery. The tonic is praised as a life saver for consumption pneumonia la grippe bronchitis coughs hay fever asthma croup or whooping cough with guaranteed bottles at 50 cents and one dollar and free trial bottles at a local drug store.
Suffering from measles are Newton Rahe Harry Rheam Mrs Pearl Baker Miss Jennie Ent and Miss Della Cole. Ill William Lipperd 73 is quite sick. Horace Ent and William Stevens will leave for Iowa seeking work. Several injuries from ice falls and residents moving to farms are reported.
Burlington Iowa locomotive fireman C W Bellamy recalls pain and weakness before using Electric Bitters. He credits the tonic with restoring health and vigor. Ad copy promises relief for weak sickly people and guarantees satisfaction by G A Baas at 50 cents.
HOPE waid John Cumberworth and family spent Tuesday night at Frank Mossman's. A select few attended the tatty pulling at Arnold Grossman's Monday eve. George Hiday left Saturday for Anderson on business. Miss Minnie Carroll spent Monday night at Turner Williams's Church here next Saturday eve and Son Overturf and family of Holton and Phil Smith and family of this place were guests of Phil Ensminger and family Sunday. Mrs A W Knapp fell last Friday evening and was severely bruised but no bones were broken. Mrs Jane Steele was the guest of A W Knapp and wife Sunday. Claude Corbin spent Saturday and Sunday with George Jeffries. Eli Brown and Howard MecMinds of Osgood passed through our town Friday. Miss Bessie Tatman visited relatives near Otter Village Sunday. Don’t forget that Miller the Ohio real estate man will be around soon with money to pay for the land he bought here recently.
John Minger and family and Joseph Alcorn and wife of Versailles spent Sunday with relatives and friends here. D E Stuart and wife welcomed a baby girl. Jake Webber of Indianapolis called on customers here. Married on Sunday Feb 9 Edward Franke to Rosa Robinson at Clinton with Maggie Franke and Howard Robinson as attendants.
An advertisement claims wealth comes from energy, honesty, and saving while health comes from Green's August Flower. It promises rapid relief for dyspepsia liver complaints and related symptoms with two doses, offers a free sample from Baas' drug store, and advertises Green's Special Almanac and a 75 cent regular bottle.
Last Tuesday afternoon while hauling ice from Laughery Newton ton Jacksons horse broke a leg and had to be killed. A crowd of Osgood youths enjoyed sleighing here Monday evening. Chas Taylor of this place and Bert Connelley of Milan were admitted to the Ripley county bar last Protracted meeting began here Sunday under Rev. Liddle. Omer Flint of New Marion attended to business here Monday. Roy Hunter suffers from measles. F M Thompson was in Osgood Sunday. Miss Alta Paugh of Milan visits relatives here. Alta Johnson is suffering from the...
The last will and testament of Wim Bald Houseman was probated on testimony from Bernard Greishop and Sebastian Burst. The last will and testament of Cas Per Balke was probated last week with George Tegeler and Fred Polar as witnesses.
A Camden South Carolina newspaper endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a top home cure for coughs colds and croup. The writer notes personal use with children and urges families to keep it in homes as protection against croup. Sold locally by G. A. Baas.
An old advertisment-style note explains kidney function and the link to heart and body health. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy and offers free samples and a pamphlet by mail from Kilmer and Co. Binghamton NY.
Emmett Cameron of New Marion marries Aliie Holman. Edward Franke aged 23 of Spades weds Rosa Robinson aged 18 of Sunman. Francis N Meyers marries Mary Parden of Rexville.
Mrs. Henry Stahl improves after illness. Rev. Peter Long and daughter visit Indianapolis. Supt. C. S. Royce attended a teacher’s institute. Miss Violet Toph starts teaching Brunner school after illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Cox visit Holton relatives. Ed Austin and Everett Stoneking visit Versailles. A future music class is planned. Henry Krienop hosts a pleasant evening with Edna Brown and the Allmeroths. Jacob Busendorf travels from Illinois to Versailles. Ed Brademeyer goes to Cincinnati for work. Mrs. Rosina Hazen visits Indianapolis. Miss Lulu Fontanarosa returns to Baylor school after sickness.
H Seever of Kenton Tennessee, tormented by a bilious colic attack, used Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from a local druggist. After three doses he was permanently cured. The medicine is trusted by most druggists in severe colic and cholera morbus cases and is sold by G A Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
The revival series will start Monday evening February 17 at the M E Church with Rev Sylvester and P N Brown both ill last week. Born to Mr and Mrs John Cook on February 4 a girl baby To Mr and Mrs John Cook a fine girl baby.
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