Smoke Square Diehl Schigar and Havana Blossoms
Local notes report Smoke Square Diehl Schigar and Smoke Short's Havana Blossoms. Michael Hotopp of Cincinnati visits his parents. John Schmalz, Adams township trustee, was in town on business. Fireworks and Fourth of July supplies advertised at H A Kramer. George Hillenbrand at Grand Rapids for American Furniture Co exhibit. Wages offered for experienced girl in Shelbyville. Prof. Lewis travels from Milan to Sunman in heat. Lizzie Schwertfeger visits family in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmalz
Adams Township
George Hillenbrand
Grand Rapids, Mich
American Furniture Co
Reunion at old Schomber farm Adams township
William Hillenbrand, from Cincinnati, visited his brother John Hammerle and family for a Sunday reunion at the old Schomber farm in Adams township. The families discussed heat waves, noting no local deaths or prostrations while pointing to higher casualties reported in Indianapolis Journal across the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hillenbrand
Cincinnati
John
John Hammerle
Old Schomber Farm
Adams Township
Paralyzing accident claims John Hammerle then death
John Hammerle died after a Sunday accident near the Klein farm when his horse bolted and he suffered a stroke while his wife pulled the lines, later found unconscious and never regaining consciousness. He leaves a wife, siblings in the U S and Germany, funeral at Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammerle
Hillenbrand
Schomber Farm
Mr. Hammerle
Mrs. Hammerle
Kleins
Klein
Gibson
Souuon
Germany
Local notes mix shopping news and community events
Hay for sale at H W Krome s. Smoke Shorts Pride of Cuba. Alto shirt waists 50 cents and up at Nick Blank s. William H Schwier went to Cincinnati Tuesday on business. Henry Goyert and William B Goyert went to Cincinnati Sunday morning. Mrs E Brockman returned Sunday evening from a week with relatives at Indianapolis. Subscribe for McCall s Magazine only fifty cents a year including a free pattern. Nick Blank, agent. We have the largest line of black dress goods at rock bottom prices. H H Kramer. William Vaughn and wife went to Lawrenceburg for their son s wedding to Miss Decker. A light wind cooled the church Monday night and the St. Mark s audience left early. Miss Pearl Newman returned home to Ballstown from Terre Haute via Indianapolis. Many Batesville and Laughery township residents returned home for the Fourth. Gus and Frank Mattius visited Rev von Hahmann in Huntersville and praised the hospitality. The Stars and Morris game at the fairgrounds ended 11 to 10 for Morris. Stars struggled with absence of three players. Sturgell pitched for the Stars. M Huber for Morris. The Stars will host the Nationals of Indianapolis at the fair grounds next Sunday. The Nationals are a top amateur team. the Stars must hustle. Game called at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Fairgrounds
Sturgell
The
Stars
Pather Wild
M. Huber
Morrie
Nationals
Indianapolis
Fair Grounds
Batesville Tigers faulted over umpire ruling and game cancelation
In a critique titled Halls and Strikes the Oz good Journal says Batesville canceled next Sunday's game with Shamrocks after umpire Kinnett refused Sauerland bat. claims Sauerland had no right to bat and defends Kinnett's call while questioning Osgood's championship status and rule conformity.
First Batesville High School Commencement 1901
The July 1 1901 commencement at St Mark s church featured Prof Charles Lewis of Moores Hill College delivering The Supreme Aim in Education The speech urged graduates to prepare for ethical living and civic duty amid heat and attendance was sizable Superintendent Royce awarded diplomas to Flossie ard Emma Bauman Emilie Dub me Elma Unnewehler and Neil McCallum with notes on first graduates in Batesville and Ripley County in the new century
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St. Mark’s Church
Chas. Lewis
Moores Hill College
Freudenreich
St. Mark’s
M E
Royce
Batesville
Ripley County
Lewis
Flossieard
Emma Bauman
Emilie Dubme
Elma Unnewehler
Neil McCallum
Batesville Saloons Face License Crackdown and Public Pressure
Auditor's statement shows six of fifteen Batesville saloons hold state licenses while nine operate without one. Funds owed to state school funds are withheld, defrauding children. warning is issued to the unlicensed operators to obtain licenses or face a potential legal storm. The public insists on adherence to Indiana law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Robert R. White
Ripley County
Indiana
Palatable Baked Goods Available Saturdays at Adam Fehlinger
Adam Fehlinger offers pies coffee cake and other eatables every Saturday with orders due by Friday Fresh bread is on sale daily and customers are accommodated by phone call for pickup or delivery.
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Adam Fehlinger’s
Corsets on Display and Visits Highlight Local Notice
Harry Gluesenkamp of Indianapolis returned Monday to spend the Fourth with family and friends. A display features 50 corset styles from long to erect forms. Harry Rizzi of Brookville visited here Sunday. Smoke Schorr promotes Havanna Blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gluesenkamp
Indianapolis
Harry Rizzi
Brookville
Saloons Targeted for Sunday and Night Closures
Local column notes daily life items and visits of residents from Lawrenceville and Indianapolis. A citizen petition to the Town Marshal seeks enforcement of liquor laws, closing saloons at 11 pm and on Sundays plus removing obstructions to view into bars. Ministers have pledged support and the town board’s action remains unclear. Proceedings and next steps will be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
East Broadway
Death by Own Action Cripps Farmer Nick Strobel
Nick Strobel, a prosperous farmer living five miles south, shot himself through the heart with a shotgun Monday afternoon around 4. He left no clear motive and reportedly spoke of wanting to shoot a chicken hawk before departing. Neighbors found him dead in the yard beside the corn crib with a gunshot wound to the chest. His wife and children had been ill with measles. his father suspected a temporary mental disturbance.
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Nick Strobel
Here
William Bergman
Strobel
Nick
Mr. Strobel
Sun Stroke Strikes Barbershop Patron
John L. Ollier fell ill around noon Tuesday while outside his barbershop. He collapsed, becoming unconscious and rigid, but Dr. Gibson treated him for fifteen hours with restoration efforts. He regained some strength but remains unwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Ollier
Dr. Gibson
For Sale Three threshing outfits by Fleming Bros Greensburg
Three complete threshing outfits offered by Fleming Bros of Greensburg Indiana. Engines include 2 10 HP, 6 HP and 18 HP traction engines with good separators and wind stacks. Modern improvements, easy long payments. Down payment small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming Bros
Greensburg
Ind
Local Couple Buys Farm Near Portland in Western Move
Louis Servas and wife of Park Place Oregon announce purchase of a farm near Portland. They celebrate a baby boy born June 20 and express satisfaction with their new western home. Miss Josie Schoepmeier and a friend visited Henry Hirt’s family from Sielbyville, while Agnes Schneider of that town has been visiting since Sunday.
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Louis Servas
Park Place
Oregon
This Place
Portland
Josie Schoepmeier
Sielbyville
Henry Hirt
Agnes Schneider
Ice Cream Soda Water Ads and Local Visitors
Adams Fehlinger's offers ice cream and soda water at a brand new fountain ready to quench thirst daily. John Snedaker traveled to Lawrenceburg for his brother in law Harry Vaughn's wedding. Andy Karl and partner visited John Beihl and family. The Whitney family traveled to Cleves Ohio to visit relatives near Cincinnati. Fruit cans available at Walsman's.
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Adams Fehlinger’s
Cail
John Snedaker
Lawrenceburg
Harry Vaughn
Whitney
Cleves, O
Cincinnati
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Charles J. Doll
Smoke Square
Diehl Schigar
Smoke Short
Havana
Walsman’s
Michael Hotopp
H.A. Kramer
Chas. A. Spiegel
West
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Milan
Sunman
Fred Kleifgen
Lizzie Schwertfeger
Henry Schwertfeger
Lizzie
Indianapolis Journal of
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St. Louis
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Allegheny
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St. Joseph
Kansasity
Burlington
New York
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John Hanmerle
Becne
George Washington
Continental Army
Batesville Stars
Morris Nine
Morris Boys
George Westoff
Corryville
Charles Johnson, Sr
Neuforth and Smith
Geo. J. Mehlon
Diehl
H. W. Krome’s
Smoke Shorts Pride of
Cuba
Nick Blank’s
William H. Schwier
Henry Goyert
William B. Goyert
E. Brockman
McCall's Magazine
Nick Blank
H.H. Kramer
William Vaughn
Harry
Miss Decker
Laughery Township
Gus
Frank Mattius
Dennison
Ohio
Rev
von Hahmann
Huntersville
Ozgood Journal
Batesville Boys
Shamrocks
Kinnett
Sauerland
Hammerle
Batesvillers
Saucland
Osgood
Lutesville
Winnett
Schorr
Royal Baking Powder CO
Walsman's
Engel’s
Jake Schantz
Lawrenceville
Geo. Cook
Dayton
Frank Meyer
Ben Bruenning, Jr
Lafayette
Charley Royce
Natesville
McCall's Bazaar
Wick Blank’s
Dr. Freeland
Weisburg
Gottlieb Geiger
Emma
Elmer
Brighton Greys
Roell
Andy Karl
Lady Friend
John Beihl
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