Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs Siebert on Fifty Second Year
Neighbors and friends gathered at Henry Siebert home on K R1 Sunday evening to celebrate Mrs Siebert s fifty second birthday. Older folks played cards while the young danced and enjoyed music from a graphophone. Refreshments including drinks better than water were served and guests departed with hopes for future similar gatherings. Attending were Adam Siebert and family Aug Busch and family Henry Peetz and family Fred Siebert Jr and family John Strobel and family Wm Schroeder and mother Herman Siebert and family Fred Siebert Sr and family Mrs Barbara Veetz and daughter Claud Colson wife and baby.
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Henry Siebert
K. R.1
Adam Siebert
Aug. Busch
Henry Peetz
Fred Siebert
John Strobel
Wm. Schroeder
Herman Siebert
Medical Society Meets in Milan elects officers
The Ripley County Medical Association met in Milan on Monday and chose officers for the year: President Dr. M. Joseph Cuomes Batesville vice president Dr LT Olmsted Versailles secretary treasurer Dr Eine Whitlatch Pierreville censor Dr C BE Holton Houston alternate Del Dr J it Pate Milan. Next meeting set for Versailles February 1 at 10 a.m.
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Ripley County Medical Association
Milan
M. Joseph Cuomes
Batesville
LT. Olmsted
Versailles
Eine Whitlatch
Pierreville
C. BE. Holton
Houston
Altern. del
J. It. Pate
Trustees Meet In Batesville Board Debates Debts And Fire Authority
The Batesville town board met with full attendance to discuss repairs, debts, and fire police powers. Zuteke sworn as health secretary. Roel and Wheeldon approved for fire department. Claims approved include building stairways at town hall and cleaning hoses. Nearby notices promote local goods and services as officials D McCallum and J Francis Lochard visit.
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Marshal Borgstede
Sre
Jos. N
Zuteke
Board of Health
Pade
Alois Roel
Dave Wheeldon
Fichtner & Sehmacker
Town Hall
Batesville Pribouse
Fred Brummer
American Furniture Co
Heherent
Real Estate for Sale in Batesville and Nearby Farms
Real estate listings in Batesville offer eleven city lots withDepot street frontage and a brick two story building plus several parcels facing West and George streets. Also offered are an 80 acre farm south of Morris with house barn wells springs and orchard and a 120 acre farm with house barn timber and a stone quarry nearby. Prospective buyers should call the Tribune office in Batesville.
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Batesville
Depot Street
Passenger Depot
New Depot
West Street
George Street
Freight Depot
Morris
Newpoint
New Pennington
Tribune Office, Batesville, Ltd
Serious Injury for FourYearOld in Lumber Wagon Accident
Serious injuries reported in Sunman Indiana after four year old Irvin Downey was run over by a wagon load of lumber. The child suffered a crushed jaw and deep scalp lacerations with thirty five stitches. He remains in critical condition at a local hospital.
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Sunman
Mbd
Irvin Downey
Viola Downey
Knights of Pythias District Meeting at Batesville
District No. 15 Knights of Pythias will hold a district meeting in Batesville on February 20, 1901. Local notices report several residents attending trials in Greensburg, social visits, and upcoming events including a display at Blank's Pharmacy and a Big Four hall dance in Sunman.
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Knights of Pythias
Dist. No. 15
Batesville
Gale Moore
K. and
J. i. Childs
Greensburg
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Blank’s
Ferkinhoff and Billman Wed at St Nicholas
Harry Ferkinhoff of Batesville and Miss Tillie Billman of St Nicholas were married at the Catholic church in St Nicholas. Rev Father Sonderman officiated the ceremony at 3:30 PM. Attendants were Frank Kruthaupt and Miss Maggie Ferkinhoff. A wedding feast followed at the bride’s home with several local guests in attendance.
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Harry Ferkinhoff
Batesville
Tillie Billman
St. Nicholas
Father Sonderman
Frank Kruthaupt
Maggie Ferkinhoff
Jos. L. Fritsch
Henry Ferkinhoff
Kramer's Pearl Street Fire Sale Draws Big Crowds
Large crowds flood into town for the January 6 sale at Kramer's department store on Pearl Street. The event employs 26 clerks but many shoppers report delays. Mr. Kramer says half of the stock remains unsold as the sale continues.
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Kramer
Pearl Street
The James Boys play at St Clair opera house
The Y M I C presents a four act western drama The James Boys at the St Clair opera house on Thursday and Saturday January 21 and 23 with a follow up farce. Admission is 25 to 35 cents. Reserved seats at Blank's pharmacy. Curtain rises at 7:40.
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St. Clair Opera House
Blank’s
Dance at Sunman Social at Big Four Hall
A social dance will be held at the Big Four hall in Sunman on Saturday January 16. Light refreshments will be served and attendees are guaranteed a good time.
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Big Four Hall
Sunman
Big Four
Morris residents accompany funeral procession in Indianapolis
Martin Bedel and his son Albert of Morris spent Sunday afternoon with Henry Schroeder and wife. Bedel and son left Sunday evening for Indianapolis to attend the funeral of Bedel’s brother in law, Andrew Stauabe, held Monday morning. Other items note local visits, trips to Cincinnati, and general community notices.
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Martin Bedel
Albert
Morris
Henry Schroeder
Mr. Bedel
Son
Indianapolis
Andrew Stauabe
Transfer Notes Recorded in Ripley County Ledger
Mary Wachsman transfers to Emma Wills a lot in Batesville. Meyers sells 1.21 acres in Adams township to the C C and St Louis Railway Company for $1.00. Bruner transfers to Chas Walker a fractional acre in Johnson township for $1. Gen W Kendall conveys 80 acres in Shelby township to Mary Rogers for $4,000. Ira McCoy sells 1 acre in Versailles to Jas Gilliland for $200. Warfield sells 20 acres in Johnson township to Julius Warfield for $1,400. Burst transfers acres in Adams township to Jos Brunsman for $150. Ebters sells 80 acres in Johnson township to Henry W Ehlers for $4,000. Orrin L Hull sells lot 44 in Osgood to Laura Smith for $1,500. Byron Ruble sells 58 acres in Delaware township to Walter Griffin for $2,000. John Fisher sells 79.5 acres in Franklin township to George H Stanle for $2,900. George Stable sells 48 acres in Otter Creek township to Janck J Lauber for $1,850. Louis Cook sells 30 acres in Franklin township to Ira Harper for $2,400. William Williams sells 20 acres in Shelby township to Sanivelli Shaw for $250.
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Mary Wachsman
Emma Wills
Batesville
QR. Meyers
C.C.C
St. L. Ry. Co
Adams
Jesse W. Bruner
Chas. Walker
Johnson
Gen. W. Kendall
Mary E. Rodgers
Shelby
Ira W. McCoy
Jas. C. Gilliland
Versailles
John C. Warfield
Julius Warfield
Wm. Burst
Jos. Brunsman
Fred C. Ebters
Henry W. Ehlers
Orrin L. Hull
Laura Smith
Osgood
Byron B. Ruble
Walter KE. Griffey
Delaware
John W. Fisher
Geo. H. Ff. Stanle
Franklin
Geo. Stable
Jank J. Lauber
Otter Creek
Louis F. Cook
Ira Harper
Franklin Tp
Wm. KR. Wiliams
Sanivelli
Shaw
Shelby Tp
For Sale New seven room house in Batesville
For information call Belilmer Bros. A list of local visits and social notes follows with names such as John Hillenbrand Sr Mrs Gee M Hillenbrand Mrs Mary Mitchell and others visiting Cincinnati and area towns. Oysters advertised daily at Engel's.
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Batesville
Belilmer Bros
John Hillenbrand, Sr
Gee, M. Hillenbrand
Mary Mitchell
Cincinnati
Elect New Officers of Boa Ami Temple 163 Pythian Sisters
The Boa Ami Temple No. 163 Pythian Sisters installed newly elected officers at a regular meeting last Wednesday night. Officers include Mrs. Adda Holzer P C Miss Esther Kassens M C Mrs. Louisa Schmocker KE S Miss Linda Frenzemeyer KE J Miss Mamie Bedunnah M of T Miss Lottie Green M of R and C Mrs. Mary Krieger M of F Mrs. Emma Bedunnah P of T Mrs. Alice Behlmer G of O T Mrs. Mae Moore organist.
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Boa Ami Temple
Adda Holzer
P. C
Esther Kassens
Louisa Schmocker
KE. S
Linda Frenzemeyer
KE. J
Mamie Bedunnah
Lottie Green
Mary Krieger
Emma Bedunnah
Alice Behlmer
O. T
Mae Moore
Public Auction at Spades Area Residence
Public sale to be held at the seller's residence one and one half miles southwest of Spades on Wednesday January 20 1909 beginning at 10 am. Items include three work horses one mare with colt two colts five cows four heifers one short horn bull a Plano binder a Plano mower and many other implements. Further particulars appear on bills. OHN FisuMer Prop.
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Spades
Caine
OHN FisuMer
Voice Culture and Local Social Notes at Batesville
Instruction on breathing and voice production via Italian method and piano guidance. Local social mentions include Mrs Henry Annewehr visiting relatives, John Owens the food and drug inspector in town, John Knell and wife returning home, Miss Selma Belter visiting Cincinnati, Miss Mary Burst and Elenora visiting their aunt, H S Stowe moving to Maple avenue, Miss Anna Sitzman shopping, Miss Linda Schorr returning to Cincinnati, Mrs W H Wessel recovering, N G Swailes visiting Greensburg, and John Meyer traveling to Cincinnati. 5 cent hot tomato bouillon at Blank's. read The Tribune for news.
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Batesville
Ind
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Frank Hichacher
Prank
Columbia
Schwier
Frank Iischer
Prescott
Andrew Walke
Buas
Schultz
Clifford Ross
Irene
Clarence Andres
Vanderheide’s
St. Clair’s Opera House
Wr. Merkel
Blank's
Engel's
Schorr
Havana
Stumpke
J. Francis Lochard
Thos. Parkes
Joseph Boehmer
St. Peters
Tekalve Bros
Broadway Street
Miss A. Clostermeyer
Ben Moorman
St. Maurice
Jos. Strauss
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Chas. Schein
J. J&. Drescher
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Barnhard
Alvin Burke
Fred Meyer
Dr. Johnson
Rossburg
Qh. J. Timmerman
William Thie
A. H. Thie
Carrie Fehringer
Joseph Kurtz
Neil McCallum
Lawrenceburg
George Schumacher
Herman Brunning
Clara Annewehr
Shelbyville
John Miller
Pete Schreiner, Jr
Chicago
Smoke Schorr
Cuba
Ferkinhoff-Billman
James Boys
Isaack
Dearborn County
Guilford Hill
Baas & Schultz
Emil Zierer
Emil
Tom Marshall
Frank Meyer
Wm. Barnhorst
John Hancock
Brookville
Cecil Neal
James Lanning
Oak Forest
M. Joseph Coomes
Henry J. Steding
Martin Oswald
Charles Crowell
Elmer
Adolph Cook
Monument Line
Peninsular
Thie & Vonderheide
Glenna McQueen
Moores Hill
P. C. Grow
Newpoindt
Jos. Wirtz
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Ripley County
Howard Akers
Twe
A. B.C
Louis Cook
German Deaconess Hospital
Mrs. Thie
Fred Morgan
Christ Pohlman
Frank Zinke
Lorain, C
Jos. Kurtz and
Jos. Wilhelm
Mrs. Zix
F. M. Starks
C. B. Freeland
Arthur Walsman
Lawrence Green
John C. Kassens
Engel’s
Henry Annewehr
John Owens
John Knell
Winkle, Ill
H. M. Schnipppel
Selma Belter
Miss Mary Burst
Elenora
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Stowe
Walnut Street
Maple Avenue
Anna Sitzman
Linda Schorr
N. G. Swailes
John Meyer
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