Community Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Local Events
Nettie Miller passed through here Sunday. Frank Robinson made a business trip in our vicinity Monday. The Children's Day celebration at the Baptist church Sunday evening was well attended. Fred Baas is on the sick list at this writing. Carrie Schafer came here to spend a few weeks with home folks. Anna and Josephine Wolfert are spending a few weeks with home folks here. Frank Wippel and wife visited at Sunman Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Miller
Frank Robinson
Baptist Church
Fred Baas
Carrie Schafer
Anna
Josephine Wolfert
Frank Wippel
Sunman
John Menchhofer
W. Jacques
Henry Mang
Cook
Ed Schutte
Batesville
John Wortman
Spades
Greendale
Lawrenceburg
Lizzie Drescher
North Branch
Lookout
Fred Guenter
Wm. Menchhofer
Holman
Ind
Church
H. Taeger
Mary Schutte
Indianapolis
Lizzie Voege
William Huneke
Ella Druding
Flora Menchhofer
Emma Thielbar
Bucklen Arnica Salve Cures Leg Sore in Five Doses
LaGrange Georgia man Danforth suffered six months from a frightful running sore on his leg. He reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five doses. It also treats ulcers wounds and piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by G A Baas druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
G.A. Baas
Pleasant Parets and Travelers Visit Batesville Area
Pleasant Pare and Mrs Geo Hartig with grandson Bert toured Batesville Saturday. Mrs Henry Borgestede and daughter Ida passed through Sunday. Mt Aetna youths frequent trips toward New Pennington. Mt Aetna folks joined Sunday school celebration near New Point Wednesday. Will Davis visited sister Mrs Will Uphaus at Pennington. Fred Kruse and Miss Sophia Pfeifer enjoyed a trip to Indianapolis Sunday. John Peetz of Smyrna rode down on his bike Sunday. Our supervisor ordered men to work on the roads recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, Hartig
Isaac Palmer
Bert
Batesville
Henry Borgestede
Ida
Mt. Aetna
New Pennington
Newpoint
Will Davis
Will Uphaus
Pennington
Fred Kruse
Sophia Pfeifer
Indianapolis Sundday
John Peetz
Smyrna
Appetite of a Goat Encouraged by Dr King’s Pills
The famous remedy Dr. King's New Life Pills promises a splendid appetite and sound digestion. It claims to restore regular bodily habit and energy, sold for 25 cents at G. A. Baas' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas’ Drug Store
Local News Roundup of Town Residents and Visitors
Spades notes several visitors and residents' movements. Harry Greves of Cincinnati visited Monday, while Mrs. Bricka and children returned home there. A Franke and wife with relatives at Lawrenceville spent Sunday. G Faulkner and wife are visiting Chicago. John Minger and daughters Myrtle and Ethel of Versailles visited town last week. William Miller played fine horn music and plans to form an orchestra soon. John Hillenbrand and wife of Batesville attended the funeral of John Wortmar last Thursday. Jacob Weber of Indianapolis was in town Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Greves
Cincinnati
John Hillenbrand
Batesville
John Wortmar
Jacob Weber
Indianapolis
Littell's Liquid Sulphur Ointment for skin care
A prepared complexion beautifier claims to remove freckles tan pimples and redness. The ointment is described as free from poisons and odors and useful for open sores chafed parts burns and after shaving with soothing antiseptic healing properties. Sold by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littell
G. A. Baas
Rex Ville Social Notes and Local Nods
Brainard Vawter remains on the sick list after returning from Terre Haute. Mrs. Downey attended Mrs. Paugh's funeral in Salem last Sunday. Nannie Beach visited Miss Matz at New Marion last Sunday afternoon. G. T. Hyatt and wife visited Chas. Shelp's home Sunday. A large company followed Mrs. Meyers to her burial last Thursday. James Spears of Knoxville, Tenn. called on friends here last week. Effie Parden and uncle Sam Kin have been on the sick list. James Kelley of Louisville is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Detraz and daughter and Mrs. Scott of Moorefield, Miss Weaver of Greenwood, and Mr. Webster and wife of Kokomo spent part of last week at Mr. Beach's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainard Vawter
Terre Haute
Downey
Paugh
Salem
Nannie Beach
Miss Matz
New Marion
G. T. Hyatt
Chas
Community Notes From Pipe Creek Weekend
PROGRESS. M. Peters called on his best girl on Pipe Creek Sunday. Christ Rohlfing and John Wester man of Cincinnati came home Saturday to spend the 4th with relatives here. Heny Renemeier is remodeling his barn, which adds greatly to the appearance of his property. August Franke and wife passed through this place Sunday en route to Lawrenceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Peters
Pipe Creek
Christ Rohlfing
John Westerman
Cincinnati
Heny Renemeier
August Franke
Lawrenceville
Penntown Children’s Day Exercises Attract Strong Attendance
The Penntown community enjoyed a well attended Sunday evening Children’s Day program. Maggie Wickemeyer recently returned home from work with Mrs. Geo Erfman. W E Kneer painter on the Big Four rests until after the Fourth. G W Bower kept his Batesville appointment Sunday. Huggler couple attended church in Lawrenceville Sunday morning. Ruth Aichrends visits her son Arthur at West Point Military Academy. Florence Meinsen of Cincinnati visits her parents here for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penntown
Maggie Wickemeyer
Geo. Erfman
W.e.kneer
G. W. Bower
Batesville
Huggler
Lawrenceville
Ruth Aichrends
Arthur
West Point
Florence Meinsen
Cincinnati
Miracle Cure Report Stirs Indiana Town
Marion Stewart, a leading Muncie druggist, reports Mrs. Rena J. Stout of Cummack was near death from consumption but gained 37 pounds after using Dr. King's New Diacorcasy and was cured. The article promotes the remedy as a universal cure for throat chest and lung diseases with trials at G. A. Baas' drugstore for 50 cents or one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena J. Stout
Cummack
Ind
Marion Stewart
Muncie
Yorktown
G. A. Baas’ Drugstore
Local Socials and Visits Across Brookville Area
Ottie Thomas and family spent Saturday evening with Henry Veege and family. E. E. Flint and family of Whitcomb visited her parents Sunday. Wm. Garrison of Brookville visited his sister Mrs. Thomas and family Sunday. Godfrey Huber and family of North Point spent Sunday with Martha Abplanalp family. Ollie Baas and wife of Lonely Corner visited Mrs. Thomas family Sunday. Jacob L. Abplanalp and sister visited their uncle at Whitcomb Friday and Saturday. Jacob Abplanalp transacted business at Brookville Monday. Children’s services at Penntown Sunday evening drew several from this vicinity. D. B. Thomas and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Holwadel’s family. M. Peters Jr. took his girl out riding here Sunday night. John Hagemeyer of Penntown was in this vicinity Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottie Thomas
Henry Veege
E. E. Flint
Whitcomb
Anna Galen
Jacob Abplanalp
Brookville
Penntown
D. B. Thomas
M. Peters, Jr
John Hagemeyer
Charles C. Kilburn
Albert Pierce
Templeton
Chilian Rothrock
John Wolf
Peppertown
Charles Martindale
Alden Murray
Connersville
Grant Curry
Jimmy’n Run
Ed Groce
Blooming Grove
William Blackledge
Harrison
Chess Martindale
J. L. Brown
Ed Allison
Mary E. Watkins
James Sherwood
Charles Kilburn
Harvey Garrel
Stone Chaple
Adams Church Daily Life and Local Notices
Wheat cutting begins in the area as Adams Church community reports illnesses and travel. Funeral of John Wortman from Spades precedes burial at Greendale cemetery in Lawrenceburg. Residents visit relatives in Lookout Sunman and Batesville. several couples seen at local events. Local horse loss noted for John Schutter.
Yellow Jaundice Victim Claims Electric Bitters Cure
A Lexington Kentucky man named x A Hearty turned yellow with jaundice and endured great suffering before doctors failed to help. After using two bottles of Electric Bitters he says he was wholly cured. The remedy promotes stomach liver and kidney health and costs 50 cents at G A Baas druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. A. Hearty
Lexington
G. A. Baas
Milan residents attend court and social events
Versatilities Commissioner's court convened in session. John Conyers of Milan visited Wednesday. Newton Jackson and family and Mrs C N Hunter were in town Wednesday. Robt Wooley of North Vernon visited relatives nearby. Mrs J L White attended Oldenburg commencement on Thursday. John Wright of Milan spent Sunday at Pryor Conyer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner’s Court
John Conyers
Milan
Newton Jackson
C. N. Hunter
Robt. Wooley
North Vernon
J. L. White
Oldenburg
John Wright
Pryor Conyer’s
Local residents attend commencement and visits raise town chatter
J. B. Austin started work at the brick yard Monday. A list of attendees at Oldenburg commencement includes Smith Hunter Everett Austin Walt Smith Walter Shuman Eugene Myers Rob Thompson and several Misses. Relatives visitations continue with Jesse Conyers from Milan, Helen Hunter at North Vernon, Etta May from Madison, Pryor Conyers injured last week, Mrs F. Wm Thompson returning from Indianapolis, Flora Harper visiting from Muncie, and a Young People's prayer meeting at J L Benham's home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Austin
Smith Hunter
Everett Austin
Walt Smith
Walter Shuman
Eugene Myers
Rob Thompson
Elsie Laswell
Edna Taylor
Irma Smith
Allie Day
Nellie
Monta Underwood
Vina Alfrey
Oldenburg
Jesse Conyers
Milan
Helen Hunter
North Vernon
Etta May
Madison
Pryor Conyers
F. Wm. Thompson
Indianapolis
Flora Harper
Muncie
J. L. Benham
Local Social and Visiting Figures Include Many From Aurora and Cincinnati
Gerald Nocks acts as agent for Saturday Blade and Chicago Ledger. Mrs Jane Kelley of Aurora visits her brother here. Calvert Houze guests relatives at Rising Sun. Wi Pease family spends weekend at Aurora. Logs shipped from here last week. J W Hancock of Cincinnati visits. Tuie Montgomery seriously ill. Ongoing visits include Mrs Kemper Mrs Mendal Mrs Clapp and other regional residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Nocks
Saturday Blade
Chicago Ledger
Harvey Loyd
Jane Kelley
Aurora
Calvert Houze
Rising Sun
Wi Pease
C. H. Jones
Myrtle Robbins
Rushville
Kemper
Silverton
Mendal
Indianapolis
Harry Smith
Clara Williamson
Spricklehoff
Lovet
Ind
Orpha Taylor
Long
Versailles
Lou Clapp
Dillsboro
Dallas Grey
O’brock
Chicago
Metamora Residents Make Regional Trips
Richard Dandy traveled to Cincinnati and returned on Monday. Alden Murray visited Brookville. Joe Myers conducted business in Brookville on Tuesday. Mrs. M. E. Watkins returned home Monday from Kentucky where she visited her sister Mrs. George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dandy
Cincinnati
Alden Murray
Brookville
Joe Myers
M. E. Watkins
Kentucky
George
Local Social Roundup Includes Weddings and Visits
Montgomery notes Miss Mary E. Watkins of Red Bank Ohio wed James Sherwood at 9:15 in a home ceremony officiated by Rev. J L Brown. The couple then traveled to the groom’s farm near Stone Chapel for a festive meal.
Free of Charge Boschee's German Syrup Sample Offer
An ad promises free sample bottles of Boschee's German Syrup to adults with colds, bronchitis, throat, or lung troubles at Baas' drugstore. Each person may receive one bottle. parents must order for children. The campaign claims wide physician endorsement and that a 75 cent bottle can prove its value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas
Boschee
Real Estate Transfers and Convention Ticket Offer
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels and amounts across Johnson Brown Franklin and other townships with buyers and sellers including Roberts Stricher Wehr HunMan, McClure Fox Dennison and Barkleys. The Baptist Young People’s Union of America announces an International Convention in Cincinnati July 12 to 15 1900 with iron clad tickets at $1.45 and return option extended to Aug 10 with a 50 cent deposit by July 14 and information via the ticket agent Cc J Dou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. McClure
Wm. H. Fox
Cemetery Holton
Jesse Whitaker
Chas. Wagenfield
Brown
Thomas Barkley
Mary Barkley
Franklin
Geo. H. Koenig
Adam Geiger
Catherine E. Bauer
Laughery
Baptist Young People’s Union of America International Convention
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cc. J. Dou
One Minute Cough Cure Promotes Early Use
Advertises a cough remedy claiming prevention of illness through early use. Praises effectiveness for coughs colds croup asthma grippe and throat and lung trouble. Signed G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A. Baas
Otter Creek Township Republican Nomination Convention
Otter Creek township Republicans met in Holton on June 10 to nominate a township ticket. J S Hull chaired. Price Myers secret ary. Frank Knapp assistant secretary. Nominees: Trustee ItafF McMinds, Assessor Robert Roach, Advisory Board Orin Hull Thomas Corbin J S Hull. Road supervisor nomination deferred to next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Creek Township
Holton
Frank Braley
J.S. Hull
Price Myers
Frank Knapp
Itaff
McMinds
Robert Roach
Orin Hull
Thos. Corbin
J. S. Hull
Ripley County
Roach
Huw
Major's Cement Promises Superior Build and Savings
In a promotional piece from an era branded Major's Cement highlights its superior materials and cost benefits. It claims prices of $3.75 per pound for one element and $2.65 per gallon for another, contrasting with cheap substitutes and detailing the dealer profit and wide advertising reach. It urges readers to insist on Major's and notes rubber and leather repairs with Major's Cement, offering mail order and free postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
New York
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