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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
5
Sunman residents and visitors are listed with trips to Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Indianapolis and Manchester. Social calls include Mrs Cross Mrs Be hlmer and Miss Freeland. Weather notes report six degrees below zero and local skating along the railroad pond with injuries reported. John Meyerrose is seriously ill in Indianapolis with nicotine cancer of the throat.
Henry Slater visits Thompshboro for employment. Sam McGee and wife return to Oklahoma from visiting Fos ter family. Dodson family leaves Mitchell after holidays. Infant of Rohitink family dies at seven months. burial at Boocher cemetery. Grant Roberts and wife visit friends at Osgood. Sammons returns to Indianapolis after visit home. Teamsters haul lumber to Osgood on good roads. Rev Bower to hold Baptist services Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Weiman Bodenberg and Robert Foster improving. Bird Craine and Maggie McMillen visit Danville relatives. return home. Napoleon Creamery Co. building new ice house. Michael Lustig dies after months ill. funeral at Catholic cemetery. He was survived by widowed mother.
North Brandel Herman Krinehop and Dick Einhous served as callers at Batesville. A Saturday dance at Chris Schorling’s drew a large crowd. Teamsters for Greemann Bros. hauled saw logs from Dick Einhous’ woods. Krivehop and wife visited Morris to see their nephew Clarence Krioehop who suffered a scalp injury at Lawr esburg Veneer Works. Numerous neighbors gathered to honor grandma Prakel’s birthday.
Frank Wilson and George Geiger are on the sick list. Visitors include Chris Horstman of Newpoint with Fred Stockinger and family, and Henry Puhlman of North Branch with Fred Siebert Jr. and family. Social calls feature George Menchhofer, William Menchhofer, and others. business and travel notes plus a testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery with price and trial bottle offer.
The terrible itching and smziang incident to certain diseases is almost instantly allayed by applying hain teriain's salve. Price 25c. For sale by Baas Schultz. Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
Phepphrtow LD John Reifel visited Elwood on Friday. Henry Yost of Mooreland and John Alley were guests of John Goehringer and family Sunday. Albert Greatbach and wife called at Brookville Saturday. Walter Mohr near St Peters visited his parents here Saturday and Sunday. Frank Hose and Louis Wolfe did business at Brookville one day last week. The infant daughter of Louis Schuman and wife is very ill at this writing. Misses Ida Goehringer and Watie Reifel went to Brookville Friday. A Terry and John Lanning of Oak Forest were in town Saturday. Mrs. Louisa Schneider and Mrs. Kate Stierley visited at P Becker's north of town Sunday.
Harvey Preble was made a full fledged Knight of Pythias at the lodge Saturday night. Rev. Wagner of the Louisville Theological Seminary preached at the Baptist church Saturday. Marion Lostutter buys a farm east of Dillsboro and will move next month. Wesley Baker from Lawrenceburg visiting relatives. Henry Osborne heads to Columbus and Indianapolis then Iowa for summer. James H. Wilson is poorly. Mose Lipperd plans a personal property sale and will move to Iowa soon. Harrison Small and Miss Monta Vandolah wed last week at the bride’s home. Rev. Hammēl officiated.
Sunday visits mark a series of social calls with HLOP En HDL and J. F. Blocker listed. Rev Edwards has resigned as pastor causing no church service last week and elicits correction. Robert Wolff, Nebraska, stayed with John Jeffries, as Mrs. Jas Bridges makes slow recovery.
Amos F. King of Port Byron declares Bucklen's Arnica salve cured a leg sore he suffered with for 80 years. He states he is now eighty five. The product is guaranteed to cure all sores by Baas Schultz druggists.
Piper Crehebe. Wm Baas assisted Fred Abplanalp in butchering Thursday. Henry and Louis Drake spent Sunday at Clover Leaf Branch. Ea Schierenbeck spent Saturday and Sunday at John Pohlar's. Jacob Wm and Lizzie Abplanalp visited Carrie and Lizzie Schaler at Penntown Sunday. Henry Kammeyer Sunman stock buyer visited Friday. Baas recovered from grippe, travelled to Sunman Saturday. Albert Harry Dessie Alice Huber and George John Boegerding visited the scribe Thursday. Slara Huber near Pepintown visited Tuesday with Lizzie Abplanalp. Jacob Abplanalp transacted business at Sunman Tuesday.
Mrs John Steinford visited Indianapolis Saturday evening to see relatives. Miss Emma Nordloh and Miss Mollie Nordloh hosted a party of young people Saturday night. Miss Lizzie Wieschan returned from Indianapolis Monday to stay. Chas R Royce of Versailles was in town Wednesday. Chas B Abplanalp Peter Abplanalp and Frank Abplanalp spent Sunday with relatives near Batesville. Mrs Eva Terry of Cleveland Ohio arrived Monday to visit relatives. Some residents watched the Ohio River high water at Lawrenceburg last week.
An advertisement claims Chamberlains Pain Balm relieves rheumatic pains after one application and can restore rest and sleep. It lists Baas and Schultz in Batesville Bigney and Co in Sunman as sellers.
Rebecca Hubbell sues to access a codicil challenging Janet Terry and Rebecca Hubbell. The court compels production of the codicil, which reveals the elderly John Fallows left his estate to Janet Terry, bypassing Hubbell and exposing tensions in society. The document names Hubbell’s dominance and Terry’s thwarted social rise.
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