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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1902

Page

8

Born to Mr and Mrs Zimmer a girl in Piph Creek

John Zimmer and wife welcomed a daughter Thursday morning at Piph Creek. C Holwadel and wife of St Paul visited their daughter here last week. John Rosfeld had a sawing Friday. Byron Thomas and Fred Abplanalp did business at Sunman Thursday. Mrs M Abplanalp and son attended Mrs Nieman's sale at Sunman Thursday afternoon.

John Zimmer C. Holwadel St. Paul Byron Thomas Sunman Fred Abplanalp John Hazelrigg

Pleasant Pare Social Notes From Napoleon Area

John Norwald of Napoleon called on his parents here last Thursday. Augusta Goertemoeller visited her parents here then returned to Cincinnati on Sunday. Henry and Will Miller of New Pennington were in town Friday. John Weber and two daughters of Tipton are visiting relatives here. Dr. Jerman of Newpoint has been a frequent caller. Miss Anna Peetz visited her sister near Napoleon part of last week. Herman Dieckman and cousin Miss Sophia Ahriaog visited at John Wissmanns near Batesville Sunday.

John Norwald Napoleon Augusta Goertemoeller Cincinnati John Weber Tipton Dr. Jerman Newpoint Anna Peetz Herman Dieckman Sophia Ahriaog John Wissmann Batesville Major Steele Indiana House John W. Davis Lord Byron Davis House of Representatives Congress Oregon China Baltimore Michael C. Kerr Kerr New Albany United States Schuyler Colfax Lincoln

Bucklen’s Arnica Ad Claims World Fame Cure

An old advertisement promoting Bucklen's Arnica as the perfect healer for cuts sores bruises boils ulcers and skin eruptions. It touts its infallible pile cure and lists Baas' drug store as the sales point with a 25 cent price.

Bucklen Arnica Baas’ Drug Store

Local Visitors Reported Around Morris and Surroundings

SHARPS CORN H informants note Friday visits by John Pohlman stockbuyer of Morris and George Bauman. Mrs Barbara Krummel and Tena Schomber attend Ash ton services. G W Osburn makes business trip to Morris and visits Haymond with Tena Schomber. Arthur and Wilbur Sunman from Spades travel through town. George Friar of Spades and Lew Witkamper visit Morris. George Osburn at Haymond.

Barbara Krummel Tena Schomber Ashton

Local Social Rounds Around Penwinton and Nearby

George Mosmeier and family visited relatives near Blue Creek on weekend. Ed Hoff of New Point called on Rev Merkel and family. Ed Wolming traveled to Sunman on business. Fred and Will Baas of Pipe Creek visited friends. Anna Wippel of Cincinnati visited relatives. A large crowd attended Philip Schumacher's party at Lonely Corner. Monday evening many young people called on Miss Gertrude Wippel for a merry gathering with games and entertainment.

Ed Hoff New Point Rev. Merkel Fred and Will Baas Pipe Creek Gertrude Wippel

New Life Pills Promise Gentle Constipation Relief

Dr Kings New Life Pills claim to safely stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poisons, cleanse the system, and cure constipation and sick headaches. Sold for 25 cents at Baas' drug store.

Dr. King Baas’ Drug Store

Local Notes From the County Enliven Community

Rev Heavener of the Louisville Seminary preached here over the weekend. Assistant State Veterinarian Craig visited last Friday and quarantined several cows and dogs. Jos Baker and bride plan to start housekeeping on James C Fleming's farm. Mrs W W McCoy hosts her sister from Marble Corner. Mrs Sarah Raney of Milan visits daughter Rosa Beall. Uncle Timothy Horton is in poor health with slim prospects. Harvey Crouch of near Osgood was here last week. William Fleming and sister ill with measles. Mrs Ellen Blair remains quite sick.

Craig Jos, Baker Bride James C. Fleming W. W. McCoy Marble Corner

Rex Vile Weather Woes And Local Moves

Weather has fallen sharply by several degrees over the last days near zero. Albert Welsch returns from Westport in better health. Vina Alfrey visits Parkville Mo to enter college. John Burton buys Breeden farm near Gaff. Earnest Orem plans to build on his ten acre lot. F N Meyers buys six acres from Graves to build a dwelling. Darius Gordon elected Sunday school superintendent Lulu Demaree secretary. Mrs Vawter visits Haney's Corner. Dennis Beach visit by T N Russell and wife. Next Sunday preaching at 3 PM. Rumor claims James Craig's marriage. no confirmation.

Earnest Orem F. N. Meyers Graves

Local Socials and Court Actions Clip Hoosier News

Bystanders report busi ness in Lincolnville on Wednesday with F M Thompson and J B Austin making trips to Cincinnati and Pierceville respectively. A theft case against Ed Noe and Wm Wainscott of Os good bound over to county court, while services and licenses mark a busy week with marriages in Holton Napoleon and Versailles.

Ed Noe Wm. Wainscott Osgood Max Cleveland Squire

Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption

The ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a home remedy for coughs colds croup and lung diseases. It claims rapid relief from the first dose and offers trial bottles free at Baas drug store with a 40 cent to 1 dollar price and a guarantee of every bottle.

Progress notes and local events from Jackson township

P Schneider visited relatives at St Peters Sunday. George Erfman made a business trip to Batesville last week. M Klein is quite sick. Rev G W Bower filled his regular appointment at Rossburg Sunday. On Tuesday fire damaged the Dunchholz property. Edward Kneer alerted neighbors and the fire was stopped before total loss. Building insured. Pipe Creek church in Penntown to preach next Sunday. Jackson township Republican meeting elected officers James Shields delegate Michael Hornung alternate Frederick Cors precinct No 2 and F B Alden precinct No 1. Mrs H Schweitzer brought Mollie from Cincinnati Saturday with muscular rheumatism.

Dunchholz Edward Kneer Jackson Township Dist. No. 2 James Shields North Vernon Michael Hornung Frederick Cors F. B. Alden

A Cure for Lumbago Relief Claim by Amherst Reader

W C Williams of Amherst Virginia reports over a year of lumbago pain ended by using Chamberlain Pain Balm. He says all other remedies failed and the balm gave complete relief. Available from G A Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.

W. C. Williams Amherst, Va Chamberlain G. A. Baas Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman

Butlerville News Briefs and Local Church Notes

John Hutton is at Indianapolis. Grubbs injured by a wagon load of lumber running over his foot. Jacob Drexel moved his family to Cincinnati. J W Forsyth heard of his son William's death at Kingfisher Oklahoma. Rev Geo Reibold meetings ended with twelve to fifteen accessions. Butlerville M E Sunday school officers elected. Y Beemish shipped 91 carloads of stock in Nebraska for 60456 dollars. J W Cory shipped 24 cars. Charley Matthews visited Shelby county. Baptist Sunday school officers elected and Epworth League organized with officers listed.

Geo. Reibold

Electric Bitters Prove Cure for Various Ailments

A testimonial touts Electric Bitters as a quick cure for backache headache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizzy spells. Mrs. Phebe Cherley of Peterson Iowa says the remedy cured her kidney trouble and back pain enabling her to do her own housework at 73. It overcomes constipation improves appetite and promotes health. Only Sue at Baas' drug store.

Phebe Cherley Peterson Iowa Baas’ Drug Store

Smithsonian Bill Origins Tied to Indiana Influence

Washington correspondent traces the Smithson bequest bill to Indiana’s Robert Dale Owen. The piece outlines Owen’s 1845-46 actions, rival proposals, and the committee’s synthesis. It notes Jefferson Davis’s support, Adams’s later advocacy, and three Indiana speakers shaping Congress.

Washington Robert Dale Owen Indiana Smithsonian Institution Smithson Owen House Senate United States Wayland Carnegie Cooper Richard Rush Department of Agriculture John Quincy Adams Choate Massachusetts Library of Congress Mr. Owen Jefferson Davis England Morton

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Rosfeld Henry and Will Miller New Pennington John Pohlman Morris George Bauman G. W. Osburn Arthur and Wilbur Sunman Spades Haymond George Friar Lew Witkamper George Osburn Penwintown George Mosmeier Blue Creek Ed Wolming Anna Wippel Philip Schumacher Lonely Corner Hlrod Heavener Louisville Seminary Sarah Raney Milan Mrs Rosa Beall Timothy Horton Harvey Crouch William Fleming Ellen Blair Rex Vile Albert Welsch Westport Vina Alfrey S. E. Benham Parkville, Mo John Burton Alfred Breeden Gaff Darius Gordon Our Sunday School Lulu Demaree Thomas Vawter Haney’s Corner T. N. Russell Dennis Beach's James Craig F. M. Thompson Lincolnville J. B. Austin John Harper Belle Folsom Pierceville Glenn Kenan Miss Belle Rice Kansas M. E. Church Clarence Vanters Moores Hill Liddle Duff McNew Holton Lenorah E. Cady Chas. T. Tapcaning Indianapolis Jennie Ebel Dennis Castner Pearl Davis Edgar Hunt Anna E. Lockard Versailles P. Schneider St. Peters George Erfman M. Klein G. W. Bower Rossburg Pipe Creek Church Penntown Butilerville John Hutton Grubbs Jacob Drexel J. W. Forsyth William Kingfisher Oklahoma Butlerville M. E. Sunday School J. W. Silver Bertha King Edna Forsyth A. G. King Ana Buchanan Della Tyler Ella Hole Charley Matthews Shelby County the Baptist Sunday School E.H. Downs EK. E. McDuffee Isa Phillips Treas Baughn Davis Grace Layton Stella Hole Jennie Forsyth Bernice Child Arthur Hutton,Jr Annie B. Meyers Wapolhoom Squire Perry Meyers Sarah Thackery Joseph ,Arnole Magnolia Susie Meyers Teachers’ Institute B. F. Austin Wm. Brown Bush Alexander Nevin Brown Denver Colo California Clint Taylor Ada Letzler New Marion Carl Beyer Chicago Lizzie Beyer Martha Schroeder Mamie Grane Anna Meyer Aurora George Fellerman Rose Enderlin Joe Nye Wyoming, Ill Elizabeth Nye Rev. S. Ulmer New York Place Roy Brown James R. Graves Foley George Lockwood THE Smithsonian Creative Bill Steele Committee On Manufactures Adams Committee On Commerce and Manufactures Adame Corps of Washington William W. Smith W. H. Smith Logansport Mr. Smith Cincinnati Enquirer Long Hanover College DePauw University Johns Hopkins Smith New York Sun Baltimore Sun Elliot Woods Capitol Edward Clark Woods DPD M. Ransdell Mr. Woods Senator Hendricks American Institute of Architects Wilfred Jessup House Post Office Wayne County Jessup Georgetown University National Law School Christian Yeager Santa Claus Mr. Jessup Christian Union Furniture Company Batesville, Indiana John Meyer BRD Cheag J. W. Henry Batesville, Ind S. W. Cor Board of Commissioners Ripley County Robert White ATENT GC. A.snow & CO Washington, D.C Charleston South Carolina S. C Cincinnati, O J. Lynch W. P. Deppe ALG T. A Dr. Myles the Tribune
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