Numerous Drummers Featured This Week In SPADES
Mrs. William Meister remains very ill at this writing. A. Franke and wife attended a funeral in Lawrenceville Sunday. Mr. Crickmore from Muncie was here last week. John Wiesehan and P. Sadie of Illinois visited relatives and friends recently. Miss Lizzie Abbeylin, visiting home folks, returned to the Queen City Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Franke
Lawrenceville
Mr. Crickmore
Muncie
John Wiesehan
P. Sadie
Illinois
Lizzie Abbeylin
Queen City
Mr. Reiboldt
Laurel
Made Young Again Pills Display Local Endorsement
D H Turner of Dempseytown PA testifies one of Dr King’s New Life Pills nightly for two weeks restored vigor and liver bowel health. The product is described as purely vegetable and non greepsing, available at Bass drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
Baas’ Drug Store
Local Notes From Sit Magdalen Area
Sit Magdalen notes include visits by Jacob Meisburger and friends at New Marion and Stella Adam visiting Mrs. Powell. Jacob Hess is reported in poor health. Amy Thompson died Sunday night and was buried at West Fork Tuesday. A. P. Powell took a business trip to San Jacinto. Mrs. F. Westover visited her daughter Mrs. Ma Hyatt at Correct, while Addie Pardon returned to Missouri after five weeks with her mother and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Meisburger
New Marion
Jacob Hess
Amy Thompson
West Fork
Addie Pardon
Missouri
Lucinda Spears
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proclaimed Globally Famous
The advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as surpassing all salves for cuts burns boils sores ulcers and other skin issues with a cure guaranteed. It claims worldwide fame and offers the product for 25 cents at Baas' drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas
Boxing Contests Headline Blair’s Store Saturday Night
Parkes visited Versailles on business Wednesday. Lively boxing contests were held at Blair’s store Saturday night. Protracted meeting starts next Saturday evening. Sam Talley recently resigned as Beall school teacher. Ww Lane visited Versailles Wednesday. Albert Schuman sick with la grippe. Miss Essie Cowen in poor health. Harry Wright moved from town to Dearborn county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Sam Talley
Beall
Harry Wright
Dearborn County
Mother's Favorite Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promoted
Advertises a child friendly cough remedy by G A Baas Batesville and Bieney Co Sunman. Claims to safely treat coughs colds croup and whooping cough without opium or injurious drugs and suitable for babies and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bieney & Co
Sunman
Arctic winds bring sleighs for sale and local moves
Ice harvests expected this week as families cope with grippe. Orb Sheldon relocates his saw-mill to Christie's Corner, Elsworth Carter moves into New ton Carter's home, and Jas McClain Francis Demaree and Andrew Kelley plan new residences this spring. Mrs John Newis in poor health with gradual decline. The Deburger child, two, died from inflammation of the stomach, the fourth such loss for the family. burial at Shelby cemetery last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. McClain
Francis Demaree
Andrew Kelley
Dikp
Wm. Deburger
Mr.Deburger
Shelby
Clergy Host Sermons and Local Church Elections
Hobrew Hit Rev Blocker delivered two sermons Sunday. John Cole elected church clerk to succeed Albert Waters. Mrs Henry Brown spent Saturday night at Z T Raletto's with Misses Grace Taylor and Bay Lara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blocker
John Cole
Albert Waters
Henry Brown
Z. T. Raletto’s
Grace ‘Taylor
Bay Lara
Quick Cure Rheumatic Remedy Promoted in Local Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Holtins Rheumatic Remedy as instant relief and a guaranteed cure backed by letters from cured patients. The piece urges buyers to obtain genuine Dr Holtins Medicine, sold in 0c packages by Holtins Chemical Co New York, with local availability listed through G A Bals Batesville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Heltin
Val
He Puilis
Vic
Dr. Peal
G.A. Baas
Batesville
Ind
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
Local Social Notes and Obituary Acknowledgments
Bee and Messrs Doc and Tom Lara of Osgood attended church Sunday. Drkp Mrs Smith Ralstin aged 87 died Thursday night and was buried in the home cemetery Saturday. Miss Maggie Haaken near Zenas works for Mrs A W Knapp with others visiting. Miss Emma Hazen from near Napoleon visited at Wm Steels. Miss Agnese Cooper hosted guests Sunday. Stella Laughlin departed for Winona Illinois after a pleasant visit. Clinton Knapp and sister Flossie were guests of A W Knapp Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drkp
Emma Hazen
Near Napoleon
Wm. Steele
Old People Made Young by Electric Bitters
J C Sherman editor of the Vermontville Echo claims Electric Bitters keep the elderly free from nervousness insomnia indigestion heart trouble and inflammation. He praises the tonic for stimulating kidneys toning the stomach aiding digestion and boosting appetite citing it as a marvelous remedy for old people. Only 5Ne at Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Sherman
Vermontville
Mich
Echo
Local notes show illness and visits in small town
Nearly everybody complains of colds while Minnie Black visits her sister in New Marion. Henry Lemon from Bethel and Mr. Grinsted of Nebraska Ind visit. Pearl Morris tends the sick at Tanglewood. A farm sale talk by Mr. Grinsted, calendar thanks to L Benham, and a series of meetings led by Bro. Wycoff are mentioned. Grace Black loses a purse. it’s recovered by Ollie Shepherd. Several residents confined to bed with grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Wycoff
Grace Black
Ollie Shepherd
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief for Grip
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption. It claims quick cure for coughs that rob sleep and weaken the system. It promises relief from chills fever back head pain and sore throat with guaranteed bottles 50c and 1 trial bottles free at Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Baas
Pleasant Park Briefs Include Local Visits and Trips
Mrs. Wisman with Randolph Krieger of Batesville called at Goertemiller's Monday. Geo Hartig traveled to Greensburg on business Tuesday. Miss Anna Peetz, visiting her sister in Napoleon, returned home Wednesday. Mrs. John Wisman spent Thursday and Friday with relatives here. Several from here attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wisman
Randolph Krieger
Batesville
Goertemiller
Geo. Hartig
Greensburg
Anna Peetz
Napoleon
John Wisman
Weademan boys haul wood to Sunman and more local notices
Local notes report the Weademan boys hauling wood to Sunman while George Hummel visits his mother. Mrs. Schneider dies at 86. The funeral was at St Nicholas with Rev Zogelman. Other brief items mention visits to Pipe Creek Cincinnati and property improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weademan
Sunman
Town Pride and Local Happenings Highlighted
The item notes a local figure enduring a serious leg injury while extolling hometown patriotism. It also reports J. J. Matthews and wife fallen ill with the grip, Mat Kibler shipping hogs to Nebraska and hauling to North Vernon, Will Wilson nearing completion of a new house, Kendrick Bros pausing work on the pike till spring, and Kuntz Bros moving their saw mill to Ezra for Ili Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Kibler
Nebraska
Will Wilson
Boseheer German Syrup touted by famed German physician
Dr A Bosehee's celebrated German Syrup is advertised as a sure cure for coughs colds and lung troubles not an experimental medicine. It claims widespread use since 1868 with two million bottles sold yearly and three doses said to relieve a cough priced at 75 cents. Green's Prize Almanac advertised by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bosehee
Bosebhee
United States
Green
G. A. Baas
Fire at Union Hotel Destroys Room Belonging to Mollie Steinmetz
Last Friday evening at 6:20 the fire alarm sounded and the greater part of our people were soon gathered at the Union Hotel. The fire company arrived with the engine and rapid work was done. The fire was in a room occupied by Miss Mollie Steinmetz. Carpets bedding and all of her clothing were destroyed. About $50 of property was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hotel
Mollie Steinmetz
Butlerville News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents
Sylvester Burkman crippled by an unruly steer and Carl Miles with a slight leg fracture mark injuries. Prof Peters and Miss McClure ill causing two days of no school. Edith Hutton and Ira D. Ross wed last Friday. Dr James Anderson and Grant Johnson listed with grip. A girl baby born to Wm Black and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Burkman
Prof
W. EK. Peters
Mollie Joins Oregon Visitors at Martins Kaiser Home
Mollie, once a local resident and a favorite with the youths, visits with Michael Huff and family from Oregon at Martin Kaiser’s home during the latter part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Huff and Family
Oregon
Martin Kaiser
Town Visitors and Travels Amid Local Arrivals
A string of social and travel notes details residents and guests visiting Buena Vista, Clarksburg, Brookville, Peppertown, and nearby towns. Couples, relatives, and friends from Harrison, Cumminsville, Duck Creek, Fayettenville, and Connersville are mentioned with short trips to and from local hubs and mentions of meals at Kilburns.
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and a 50th Birthday
Hayes Osburn and neighbors from Sharp's Corner visited Saturday. Mrs. Tegeler went to Penntown to see her grip afflicted daughter. A Laurel family, the Reiboldts, visited relatives last week. Peter Baas celebrated his 50th birthday with relatives and friends at his home last Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Baas
Rohnk
John Pohlar
Zeigler
Hulwadel
Jacob
Louisa Abplanalp
Weston Thomas
Jacob Abplanalp
Rieboldt
Laurel
Local News Roundup of Society and Obituaries
Carrie Mey er is seriously ill. Stella Laughlin leaves Winona Ill after a week with relatives. George Alexander visits Greensburg and heads to Elwood. Harry Foreman and sister Edith visit Greensburg. A February 18 benefit ball at Mozart hall for the Fire Company. Amy Hazen hosts Stella Laughlin and friends with dainty refreshments. Fred Snider Sr. is ill. Rev Chesley Holmes named Baptist pastor for the year. Stella Laughlin honored at Amy Hazen's home. Henry Schwartz returns from Kansas. M S Clarks improving after blood poisoning. Rev Holmes to fill Baptist services next weekend. Will Elhers buys Daily Wilson farm near Osgood for 2400 dollars. Charles Uphaus sick with la grippe. neighbors haul wood.
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William Meister
SIT
Magdalen S
Stella Adam
Marble Corner
Mrs. Powell
A. P. Powell
San Jacinto
Bucklen’s
Arnica
Parkes
Versailles
Hogan School
Vandolah
Lane
Albert Schuman
la Grippe
Essie Cowen
Titusvild
Orb Sheldon
Christie’s Corner
Elsworth Carter
Newton Carter
John Newis
Holtin Chemical
Maiden Lane
N.Y
G. A. Bals
Wilson
Geo. Menchhofer
Ballstown
Henry Peetz
Geo. Yorn
St. Louis, Mo
John Norwald
Herman Dickmann
New Pennington
Henry Miller
F. W. Dickmann
Greensboro
Lizzie Pfeiffer
Indianapolis
Maggie Haaken
Near
Zenas
A. W. Knapp
Agnese Cooper
Stella Lauglin
Winona
Linois
Clinton Knapp
Flossie
Rex Vltll
Minnie Black
Henry Lemon
Bethel
Pearl Morris
Tanglewood
Mr. Grinsted
Nebraska, Ind
Mrs. Ayatt
L. Benham
Hezekiah Hughes
Mrs. Orem
Tella Orem
Russell
Black
Downey
Grip
Pleasant Park
George Hummel
Wm. Carrel
Pipe Creek
Clara
Dr. Birchfield and
W. Ferris
Fred Schultz
M. J. Stahley’s
Cincinnati
J. J
Matthews
Wife
Kendrick Bros
North Vernon
Kuntz Bros
Ezra
Ili Stanley
Butlerville
Carl Miles
Lizzie Merrill
Correct
J. W. Silver
Clena Kenan
W. E. Kenan
Moore’s Hill
D. A. Jennings
Dolph Humes
Robert Thompson
Moore's Hill
Joseph Shelton
Kendrick
Ira D. Ross
Edith Hutton
Squire Hambleton
A. Mingons
Sam Heath
Mrs. F. M. Laws
Milan
Grant Johnson
James Kenan
Jesse Laswell
James Anderson
Wim. Vanosdol
Dabney
G. H. Koenig
Wm. Black and Wise
Wm. Smith
Barney Frances
Mr. Jas.Alley
Buena Vista
Jas. Rothrock
Clarksburg
Mary Schue
Lady Friend
Cumminsville
Grandma Swan
Aaron Conlan
Nettie Frichler
Duck Creek
Ross Clark
Jas, Rothrock
Brookville
William Blackledge
Harrison, O
Frank Grimme
Anderson
James Elliott
Connersville
Marin Gordon
Lillie Harter
Will Smith
Chris Thorpe
Katesville
Brinkman
Lew. Pepper
Peppertown
George Allison
Kilburn's
Ross Tracy
Harrison, C
John Blackledge
Orlando Jackson
Fayettenville
Kilburn’s
Hayes Osburn
Sharp’s Corner
Martha Abplanalp
Willie
Ben &Chetelkotte
St. Peters
Arthur Wittkamper
John Ronfeld
John Hartman and Son
Albert Huber
Naber
Cincinna
Ohio
Wapobrhod
Carrie
Anna Meyer
Stella Laughlin
Ill
George Alexander
Elwood
Harry Foreman
Edith
Mozart Hall
Amy Hazen
Hopewell
Fred Snider, Sr
Chesley Holmes
Vernon
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Henry Schwartz
Arkansas
M. S. Clark
Holmes
Will Elhers
Osgood
Charles Uphaus
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