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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1909
Page
5
Local notes report upcoming performances by the James Boys at St Clair's Opera House in Batesville on January 21 and 23. A big dance at the Big Four hall is advertised for Saturday evening. Numerous local updates cover deaths illnesses and various visits.
Local column notes social visits and moves in Sunman Batesville Cincinnati and Delphi area. Entries include attendees at a Big Pour hall dance January 16, people visiting relatives in Greensburg Columbus and Indianapolis, and Meyer Brothers barn plans. Also mentions use of Chamberlain s Salve for skin ailments and local druggists Baas Schultz Bigney Co. Sunman Batesville.
Amos JF King of Port Byron says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a leg sore that troubled him for years. He declares he is now eighty five and urges others to try the remedy. Sold by Baas Schultz druggists with a guaranteed cure.
John Selke and wife spent Thursday and Friday with Herman Horkes and his wife at Batesville. Fredears traveled to Batesville on Thursday. Miss Maggie Prakel visited her uncle Chas Prakel in Batesville for several days last week. Dr. Gibson of Batesville was called to Wm. Kreinhop's on Sunday for Grandpa Hueneke’s illness.
Sunman notes report Miss Nellie Robinson attended church Sunday morning and joined a dance at the Big Four. Locals Kimbury Sunman resident solicited orders and photographed in town Saturday while KR Behlmer acted as clerk last week. John Hodges and family moved to the John Luchte farm nearby.
Local notes list upcoming appearances by the James Boys at St Clair's Opera House in Batesville on January 2 and 23. Other items include a ball in Sunman on January 16 and multiple social visits, funerals, and visits from relatives across Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and nearby towns.
Mrs. Catherine M. Strasburger will hold a public sale of her personal property on Wednesday, Jan. 20. Miss Anna Dickman returned from Cincinnati to visit her parents. Henry Brandes went back to Michigan after visiting relatives. Henry Tebbe left for Tipton for dairy work. Several locals attended entertainment by J. Fr. Pannell Sunday night.
Mrs Lena Groves and children from Indianapolis visit relatives here. Miss Minnie Norwood of Swedenburg arrives to be with her grandparents. William Siebert was surprised last Saturday. Ed Bowers and Fred Peetz of Indianapolis visit relatives. George Michel canvassed the neighborhood with books.
Do not let a bad cough become chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prompt relief. From a small beginning it has spread across the United States and to foreign countries, praised for cures of coughs and colds. Sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman.
Names of residents visiting relatives and moving details appear. Verbal mentions include Nichard Behlmer of Sunman visiting, Mrs. Newton Jackson visiting sister Mrs. Robt Warman, Lou Baceliocco of Cincinnati visiting Mrs. Geo Shook, Creath and family traveling to Greensburg and Waveland, and Katherine Pennington dismissing school due to sickness. Also notes on Dr G T Heckett moving office, Reuben Steinmark's death, and various short trips. Marriage licenses list George Zeller Emma McGlenn Cross Plains Jacob J Hildebrand Clara Wickemeyer Morris William H Payton Lena C Keifer New Marion.
A damaged line from a 19th century advertisement extols Electric Bitters as restoring health to weak women, giving them strong nerves, a sprightly step, clear eyes, smooth skin, and a beautiful complexion. Sold for 50 cents at Baas & Schultz's drug store.
Community updates report a New Year dance at Sun tan four hall, water hauling by B and S AW TR Co, moves of residents Joan Duncan and family to Georgia, Mr Duncan renting local property, and various visits and health notes. Real estate ads seek 40 acre farm near Milan and a 35 room Vine street cottage. An advertisement touts Chamberlains Pain Balm with testimonial from Mrs McElwee.
The record lists expenditures for wood supply and director services, naming Ron Engel Lulu Newman Eilen Rosenman Flossie Ward Pear Newman Carrie Thackery Ward Bergman Frank Wilson Hy Klostermeyer Geiger JH Newman Frank Meierle Dorrel and others. It itemizes wood cords ricks and associated costs plus school supplies, water use, enumeration, and staff services with balances and receipts recorded.
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