Residents Gather for Socials and Visits in Local Districts
OPEWELEL H and H Bostic with Hon OC Steele guests Sunday night. J H Murdock dies Jan 21 at home west of Locksprings. A E French and Gus VanOsdol visit Daisy Brown Sunday. W Hull makes business trip to Locksprings. John VanQosdel from Klondike visits Eli Brown. Dam's Church notes rain fog mud and bad roads. Mueller brothers operate feed mill Thursday. Anna Scherl ing funeral well attended. Emma Voge visits Flora and Maggie Menchhofer. Henry Vogel and wife visit Mrs Brandt at Stumke's Corner. Behlmer family visits Dick Einhause and family. Young folks visit Anna Vogel and Eddie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opewelel
H. , Bostic
OC. E. Steele
Locksprings
J. H. Murdock
Ss. W. Hull
John VanQosdel
Klondike
Eli Brown
Anna Scherling
Emma Voege
Flora
Maggie Menchhofer
Henry Vogel
Brandt
Stumke's Corner
Henry Behlmer
Dick Einhause
Anna Vogel
Eddie
Bucklen's Arnica salve touted for skin and wound care
IPE CREEK reports several local figures visiting and transacting business last week. Mentions Edward Dudley, Henry Baas, Mr Borgerding, Henry Hornung, George Shagger, Weston Thomas, Jacob and Willie Abplanalp, Mrs L Holwadel and daughter, Ben Scheetelkotte all seen in the area. Pipe Creek was fording Saturday and residents joined local events and drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipe Creek
Edward Dudley
St. Peters
Henry Hornung
Penntown
H. Hesse
Pipe Creek
L. Holwadel
Sunman
Ben Scheetelkotte
Slave’s story of freedom from disease chains in Manchester
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan recalls a slave like existence ended by disease. He credits two bottles of Electric Bitters with restoring his wife’s ability to move, work, and regain health. The ad touts relief from female ailments nervousness insomnia melancholy headaches backache fainting and dizziness. Each bottle 50 cents guaranteed by G A Baas, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
G. A. Baas
Eppertown a Busy Scene of Building and Travel
A brisk update from Eppertown notes Ed Schlegel and the Cramer boys building a new barn, teachers attending an Oldenburg institute with some soaking rain, and local visits by Helen Reifel and Bertha Foster. Court, road improvement meetings, and community activities fill the week as residents travel to nearby towns and attend services and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eppertown
Oldenburg
Helen Reifel
Bertha Foster
W. A. Alley
Will Mohr
Social notes and visits across Greensburg area
Miss Hattie Marlin visited Greensburg relatives for a few days. Mrs. Mike Hoff is improving. Drummers called on merchants Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schazer entertained friends Monday evening. Miss Dora Starks returns from Kingston and Miss Mollie Moore from Batesville visited. Pie supper at Rossburg Baptist Church netted 642. Miss Lillie Ennebrook returned home from the Queen City. Miss Pearl Fisher visited Greensburg sister Mrs Hart and returned home. Nora Starks of Kingston visits her brother Bert Starks and wife. Henn Greene of Greensburg passed through enroute to Batesville to see brothers Charles and Frank. C. A. Stagg of Greensburg visited Miss Cora Wise. J. B. Moody of Washington, Ind., visited family. The new tower draws attention. Ed Cele and wife of Greensburg visited mother. Mrs. Howard of Rushville renews acquaintances. Bert Snedaker of New Pennington visited Misses Huber. Geo. Ray of Batesville seen on the streets. Sermon canceled at M E Church due to pastor illness. Old Barracks bought by Wm Barnard for 75.09. J. Abrahams on sick list. Mrs. Michael Curtain of Plainfield Ill. recovered from consumption after Dr. King's New Discovery. trial bottles offered at G A Baas drug store. Large bottles 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Schazer
Dora Starks
Kingston
Mollie Moore
Batesville
Pearl Fisher
Greensburg
Mrs. Hart
Nora Starks
Bert Starks
Michael Curtain
Plainfield
Ill
Dr. King
Row
G. A. Baas’ Drug Store
Taxes for 1899 Treasurers Office Versailles Notice
Taxes levied for State County School and other purposes in Ripley County Indiana are due at the Treasurer's Office in Versailles. Pay in full or in half by the first Monday in May 1900, and the second half by the first Monday in November 1900. If half is not paid by May deadline the full amount becomes due with a penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley County
Indiana
Versailles
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. E. French
Gus VanOsdol
Daisy Brown
Bismarck
Baas
George
John Mueller
Timpke
John Menchhofer
John Fruchtricht
Behlmer Brothers
Henry Baas
Mr. Borgerding
Cincinnati
George Shagger
Weston Thomas
Jacob and
Willie Abplanalp
Godfrey Huber
Clear Fork
Theo Bill
Illinois
L. W. Koerner
Scott Thorpe
Metamora
Sherman Foster
Bob Cook
George Gloshen
Foster Brothers
Cory
Brockville
Silver Creek
Oak Forest
Herman Reifer
Goebel
Taylor
Kentucky
Franklin County
Brooville
Rebuck and Willson
North Vernon
Will Ent
Dillsboro
Daniel Cole
Washington Cemetery
Wm. McMullen
Messrs
Edward Hancock
Charles Royce
F. M. Thompson
Grant Johnson
Frederick Schrader
D. McCallum
Dr. Anderson
Hot Springs
Ark
Moody Pulium
Cliff Hill
Nicholas Cornet
St. Magdalene
Florence Olmsted
Frank Poulter
Correct
James May
Will Skeen
Will Kelley
May
Skeen
Kelley
Harry Anderson
Crawford
Texas
Edith Adams
Osgood
Baptist Church
Court House
J. H. Connelley
John A. Wise
W. R.co
Edwin H. Shockley
W. BR. Co
Cravens & Cravens
Wm. Alfrey
Jesse E. Cole
M. F. Bohland
Eustate
Jacob Luikart
Soloma Luikart
Connelley
Jacob Leimback
America Leimback
George Struckman
Jesse M. Lewis
Benham
Minda E. Ford
Cross Plains
Margaret Dickerson
Catherine Borgerding
John R. Gentry
Etamora
Dr. Alien
Muncie
Dick Oliphant
Harry
Ellsworth Martindale
Rush County
Eldridge Jackson
New Castle
Metamora Township
Nick Williams
Dr. Allen
Munciey
James Thorpe
Rushville
Scott
August McQueen
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
E. P. Indianapolis Journal
Nobel Gordon
Marcus Zeigler
Chicago
Henry Koerner
Miss Florence
Prudence Allison
Connersville
George Brown
Walter Gordon
Howard Gordon
New York
Miss Lilly Miller
Chess Martindale
Richland
Christian Church
Elder Crash
Littell
Enntown
Mrs. Baker
Ratheiser
Lizzie Schaler
Stahley Sisters
Fred Baas
Rica Gunter
Mr. Sagger
Foley
J. Gauck
Harp’s Corner
Hayes Osburn
Bauman’s
Burney Fiemeyer
Morris
Fred
George Bauman
Spades
Christ Galle
C. M. Osburn
Fred Walters
Hubbles
Anna Hushman
Tora Schombeg
Clara Wittcampery
Henry Wickemeyer
Spety Bentley
George Pohler
Familstar
L. T. Travis
Southern RB
Selina
Ewpoins
Hattie Marlin
Mike Hoff
Rossburg Baptist Church
Miss Lillie Ennebrook
The
Queen City
Henn Greene
Charles
Frank Greene
C. A. Stagg
Cora Wise
J.b.moody
Washington, Ind
Ed Cele
Mrs. Howard
Bert Snedaker
New Pennington
Misses Huber
Geo. Ray
McDuffee
M. E
Wm. Barnard
Mr. J. Abrahams
Laughery Township
Batesville Corporation
Delaware Township
Center Township
Osgood Corporation
Townships
Ey Versailles Corporation
Johnson Township
Washington Township
Brown Township
Franklin Township
Milan Corporation
Shelby Township
Bac
Asl
Otter Creek Township
Jackson Township
Adams Township
Sunman Corporation
al Ul
Reglasigh
Sr Sa
Joseph H. Scoopmtre
Robt. R. White
County Fund
Tage
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