See the James Boys at St Clair’s opera house Batesville
Local notices list a series of visits and travels. Fred Englebright of Illinois visited his brother Wm Englebright after ten years away. Charles Barnett and Henry Barner conducted business in Lawrenceburg. Charles Barnett also did business at Versailles. Mrs Daisy Kutler traveled to Burney Columbus and Shelbyville to visit friends. Others include Richard Behtmer, Herman Harman, Herman Brunning, Mrs John Mieger, Miss Gertie Walter, Mrs Kate Stevens, Miss Bessie Gross, William and Jacob Abplanalp heading to Los Angeles. Earl Kruell guest of relatives in Muncie. A youth social occurred at John Huber’s. box social at Blue Creek school with Sadie Huber winning prettiest girl. Andrew Holzberger returned from Cincinnati where he was a street car conductor.
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Blue Creek
Sadie Huber
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Recommend
If you have stomach trouble you should take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr J B Klote of Edina Missouri says they are more beneficial than any other remedy he used. For sale by Bias and Schultz Batesville Big ney Co Suuman.
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Chamberlain
J. B. Klote
Edina
Bias & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Suuman
Coffee social draws many from Cross Roads area
The Cross Roads coffee social Thursday drew a large turnout. Indianapolis visitors included Mrs. Davis and daughter and Mrs. Groves and family. Ed Bower returned to Indianapolis. Mrs. John Wisman of near Batesville called on relatives. Minnie Norwold and Sophia Ahring visited Abert Siebert at Batesville. Mrs. Louis Goyert visited Batesville. Albert Siebert and wife from Batesville spent Sunday with local family.
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Davis
Mrs. Groves
Indianapolis
Herman Dickman
Minnie Norwold
Sophia Ahring
Abert Siebert
Batesville
Albert Siebert
Dr King’s New Life Pills Parade Purifier
Pleasure and profit days come from using Dr King’s New Life Pills a painless purifier that cures headache and biliousness and keeps the bowels in order at Baas & Sehultz’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Baas & Sehultz
Local Socials and Small Theft Highlight Pipe Creek Notes
Morning and afternoon transactions report residents Jacob L Abplanalp Louis Drake Arthur Wittkamper and families hosting gatherings for Mrs Baas birthday and sleigh rides. A watch and thirty two dollars were stolen from Louis Drake Wednesday night. A dance at Wm Rennecamp and a tree sale by Jacob Abplanalp to John Rennecamp Haymond are noted along with a youth gathering at Geo P Huber’s Wednesday evening.
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Louis Drake
Cham berlain's Salve praised for sores and skin cures
The advertisement claims fever sores old chronic sores should be kept healthy not cured and promotes Cham berlain's Salve as best for this purpose Chapped hands sore nipples burps and skin diseases are also mentioned for sale by Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Suoman.
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Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Suoman
Local notices and new suits filed this week
Lawrenceburg resident Nicholas Cornett attends to business this week. Sunman visitors Henry Bonnier and Chas Bernett transacted at the courthouse last week. Dr Geo T Beckett and Walter J Smith were at Batesville Friday. J P Day hosted John N Eakins and family Sunday. J Francis Lochard was in Indianapolis Saturday. Geo J Hecker of Piqua Ohio bought the Wm Rheinfrank farm near town. New suits filed include Geo Baxter and Fletcher Burress vs Tilman Whitham for damages and Henry Reinhart vs C C C St Tr Ry Co for damages. J H W Connelley and Jacob J Benham deal with related actions. Benham represents Jesse M Preble for an accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Cornett
Lawrenceburg
Henry Bonnier
Chas. Bernett
Sunman
Court House
Geo. Baxter & Fletcher Burress
Tilman Whitham
Bear & Creath
Attys
Henry Reinhart
J. H W. Connelley
H. Bales
Geo. B. Livings
Jacob J. Benham
Jacob L. Benham
Jesse M. Preble
Atty. Creath
James Boys to Perform at Sir Clair's Batesville
Morris presents the James Boys at Sir Clair's Opera House Batesville on January 21 and 28. Local social notes include residents and visitors such as Mrs Philip Schumacher Otto Glowka Frank Huber and several trips and family illnesses across Batesville New New Colony Sunman and Indianapolis related entries.
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James Boys
Sir. Clair’s Opera House
Batesville
Philip Schumacher
Otto Glowka
Local notes from Greensburg and surrounding area
Mrs Beil Bruner visits sister Mrs Hattie Sayers in Greensburg James Hazelrigg studying in Indianapolis spent Sunday with family Mat Hansum returns from Oklahoma with 160 acres to move there soon Harry Craine son of C C Craine joins regular army in Indianapolis now at Columbus Ohio A Lutz injured from a fall slowly improving Miss Pearl Panterbaum of Greensburg visiting home Brown Thackery ill at daughter Mrs Sherman Gookins home While hunting William Bruner son of Nick Bruner struck in the eye by stray shot Dr Cox sends him to Cincinnati specialist eye ball removed to save sight George Griffith hired to Luther Sammons Magnolia Ill for upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Nick Bruner
Benny Gigons
Cox
Cincinnati
George Griffith
Luther Sammons
Magnolia
Local Social and Travel Notes from Balistow
Mrs Peter Mang was on the sick list last week. The German M E Ladies society met at the home of Mrs George Stein Thursday afternoon. Fred Karl returned home from Finks church Tuesday. Logan Thackery recently returned home after months in California. Mrs Frank Wilson of Hayti visited Mrs Robert Uter one day last week. Louis Stockinger and wife with Ernest Norwold and family were guests of Menchhofer and family one evening last week. Andy Peetz of R R 1 passed through Sunday morning en route to Batesville. Henry Schwier and wife visited Batesville Thursday.
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M. E. Ladies’ Society
George Stein
Frank Wilson
Hayti
Robert Uter
Louis Stockinger
Ernest Norwold
Wui
Menchhofer
Andy Peetz
Our
Batesville
Penn Town Saturday Ice Filled With Socials And Skating
A quiet Penn Tow n Saturday brought an icy day with skating and social visits. Nellie Robinson visited Mrs. George Frier as the Frier family moved into a new home. Alice Mosmeier returned from Moores Hill for a social at George Mosmeier’s with Margaret Rhonk and several Stahley family members playing progress ive euchre. Michael Stahley won first prize and Rosa Stahley took the booby prize while music and refreshments capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mosmeier
Moores Hill
George Mosmeier
Margaret Rhonk
Clara
Rosa Stahley
Messrs
Geo. Mosmeier
John
Michael Stahley
Alvin Mosmeier
Milan Notes Include Visits and Local News
Miss Delia DeVer leaves Milan for Chicago to visit relatives and friends for several days. Dr. R. T. Olmsted buys Edwin H. Shockley property and will practice medicine here. Shockley plans to manage Texas land soon. The Rathbone Sisters host a banquet at K of P hall with oysters. Numerous residents make Monday brief trips to Cincinnati, Versailles, Moores Hill, or nearby towns. Skating on Milan lake delights many young residents this week.
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Delia DeVer
Chicago
R. T. Olmsted
Edwin H. Shockley
Shockley
Texas
Mr. Shockley
Oldenburg and Cincinnati Visitors and Local Names
John Lubbers returned to Cincinnati after visiting John Herman. Leo Waldhaus also went home to Cincinnati after time with his uncle Ed Kessing. Henry W Robben visited Cincinnati friends. Rev Father Kessing of Cincinnati spent Friday with his parents J H Kessing and wife. Henry Gehring became Buckeye brewery agent after John Heppner resigned. Harry Baumer did business in Cincinnati on Monday. John Kellerman and John D Gehring visited Cincinnati on Monday. Miss Helen Strueving returned to Cincinnati after visiting here. Henry Suhre spent Wednesday in Cincinnati.
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John Lubbers
John Herman
Cincinnati
Leo Waldhaus
Ed Kessing
Father Kessing
J. H. Kessing
St. Louis
Henry Gehring
Buckeye Brewery
John Heppner
Helen Strueving
Cincinnnati
Do Not Let Colds Lead to Bronchitis or Pneumonia
Do not let a cough or cold become chronic bronchitis or trigger pneumonia. Use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prompt relief. Its growing national and international use comes from numerous cures of coughs and colds. Sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman.
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United States
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Local Society Notes From Indianapolis Visit and Nearby Towns
SPADES Miss Mary Fitch visits relatives in Indianapolis. Otto Franke of Cincinnati spent Sunday with family. Louis Schusterman did business in Cincinnati Monday. H. W. Terry of Batesville visited on Sunday. Miss Lucia Fitch returned from Indianapolis and Wyoming Ohio. Trev. W. H. Ake conducted services at the M E church Sunday. Nicholas Studer did business in Lawrenceburg Monday. William Kederle returned home from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Franke
Cincinnati
Lucia Fitch
Indianapolis
Wyoming
Ohio
Remarkable Healing Story From Port Byron
Amos F. King of Port Byron New York claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a leg sore he suffered from for over 80 years. He says he is now eighty five. The salve is guaranteed to cure all sores and sells for 25 cents at Baas and Schultz druggists.
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Port Byron
N. Y
Amos F. King
Bucklen
Baas & Schultz
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St. Clair’s Opera House
Fred Englebright
Ilinois
Wm. Englebright
Charles Gernett
Henry Barnier
Albert Bland
Greenfield
Rev. Bland
Charles Barnett
Versailles
Daisy Kutler
Burney
Columbus
Shelbyville
Richard Behtmer
Herman Harman
East End
M Hermano Brunning
Mr. Harman
John Mieger
Gertie Walter
Osgood
Mrs. Green
Kate Stevens
Bessie Gross
Ben Davis
William and
Jacob Abplanalp
Los Angeles
Cal
Earl Kruell
Muncie
John Huber
Marl Hornberger
Andrew J. Holzberger
Pleasant Park
Cross Roads
Ed Bower
John Wisman
Louis Goyert
Pipe Creek
Jacob L. Abplanalp
Morris
H. Baas
Mrs. Baas
Fred Abplanalp
Jacob and
Lizzie Abplanalp
Harry Griehm
Arthur Wittkamper
Wm. Rennecamp
Albert
Harry
Walter
Dessie
Alice Huber
Louis
Anna
Lizzie
Immer
Chas. Hornberger
Eli
Elmer
Mary Hoff
John Rennecamp
Haymond
Geo. P. Huber’s
Versatides
Geo. T. Beckett
Walter Jf. Smith
J. P. Day
John N. Eakins
Family
J. Francis Lochard
Geo. J. Hecker
Piqua, O
Wm. Rheinfrank
Town
Court House News
Oscar Walter
Frank Huber
Riverside
Mr. Kuchel
Frank Donnell
New York City
Chas. Strasburger
Anna Siefert
New Colony
Henry Roell
Josephine
Harry Harvey
Rarklin County
Anthony Roell
Herman Woerdeman
Pete Andres
J. J. Harvey
Emma Behlmer
Messrs. Bittner
New
Alsace
Napodeon
Mrs. Beil Bruner
Mrs
Hattie Sayers
Greensburg
James Hazelrigg
Mat Hansum
Oklahoma
Harry Craine
C. C. Craine
A. Lutz
Miss Pearl Panterbaum
Brown Thackery
Sherman Gookins
Balistow Int
Peter Mang
Fred Karl
Fink
Logan Thackery
California
Henry Schwier
Penn
Uncle Sam Mail Boys
Nellie Robinson
George Frier
Mrs. Frier
St. Nicholas
Chas. Crosa
Miss Bertha
Frank Volz
M. J. Stahley
Lawrenceville
Milan
Sam Connelley
Rathbone
K. of P. Hall
John Anderson
Near Sunman
Louis Klockenbrick
Robert Nead
Delaware
Chas
Hunter
Wife
N. Peters
Charles Bowers
Milan Lake
William Talbott
Lawrence Olmsted
Frank L. Braden
Oldenburg
Henry W Robben
Harry Baumer
John Kellerman
John D. Gehring
Henry Suhre
Spades
Mary Fitch
Louis Schusterman
H. W. Terry
Trev
W. H. Ake
M. E. Church
Nicholas Studer
William Kederle
The
Meyer Lumber Co
Schultz
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