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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
6
Tuesday reports from Cincinnati include Pleasant Airing and Walter Bigney in business. Mrs. Freeland improves her home with Henry Clemens painting. Mt Healthy visitors, Kentucky relatives, and a Detroit medical reception with 350 physicians noted. A church painting fund and Masonic events are listed along with harvest mishaps and local social visits. A death in Clinton and notes of moves and losses conclude the round of brief items.
Jun Mendell has accepted a position as fireman on the B and C 38. W Win Selke of Cincinnati spends a few weeks at home. Lizzie Benham entertains a gentleman friend from Upper Alton TM. Carrie Durham of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Miss Dela Mendell. Albert Wright sold his farm to Ellis of Kokomo and will move to Windfall. Ellis to move here this week. Rupert Cowen visits his children in Colorado likely to stay until fall. James Horton now attendant at Longview asylum. Aufderheide adjudged insane. Robert Elrod returns from Indianapolis after a stay. Chas Baker visited Batesville Sunday. Fourth celebrated at Dillsboro and Milan.
C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa writes that severe kidney disease left him unable to sit without a cushion and caused backache headache and depression. Electric Bitters cured his ailments restoring him to perfect health. He recommends the tonic for weak kidneys liver or stomach. Guaranteed by Baas Schultz 60c.
Mrs. Carrie Thomas shopped in Sunman on Saturday. Robert Abplawalp traveled from Cincinnati to spend several days with relatives. Alber and Harry Huber, workers near Brookville, celebrated the Fourth with relatives in the area. Geo W Abplavalp of Cincinnati visited relatives here on Sunday. Dessie Rice, Walter and Ed Huber visited relatives at Penn town on Sunday. Willie and Robert Abplanalp were in Sunman on Monday.
RSV LLL Ee. M. Meyers and Eve Pardon were at fia Thursday. Blackberry harvest is in full blast. The wheat crop may suffer if heavy rains continue. Mrs. Jackson of Westfork was a pleasant caller here Wednesday. Grandma Noyes is very poorly. Dr. Denny attends her. Sim Sheldon and crew will start out with his thresher. Clark Downey and wife attended the show at Osgood Friday. Mary Wright of Benham was a caller Sunday. Fred Uebel and wife and Mrs. Hiram Gelvin and daughters of Madison were entertained at Keach's Sunday.
Cirp Lewis Ambrecht Sr dies of heart failure at home aged 87. Funeral held at German Lutheran church in Penntown. Attendees include Frank Holly family Richmond Ind and others from Cincinnati Greenwood Neb Carthage O Batesville. Charles Mosmeier cuts 60 acres of wheat in under five days. no flies on Charley.
OSCOOD notes a flurry of visits and travels from Versailles and nearby towns. Residents such as Mrs Hattie Elsberry, Miss Lillie Beckman, Ada Wagner, Emma Gault, and many others are seen visiting friends, relatives, or attending school in Terre Haute Cincinnati Indianapolis and Greensburg. The piece also mentions upcoming events including the Osgand fair and a big show, with several townspeople traveling for personal or business reasons.
A widow and a widower meet first at a cemetery where they mourn similar losses. They form a companionship that moves from gravesides to a shared life, purchasing an iron bench for the plot, then choose a warmer home setting as their romance grows.
A testimonial touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as highly effective for cuts burns ulcers fever sores and sore eyes. D L Gregory of Hope Texas reports its quick cure for a bad sore and confirms its use on sore eyes. Available at Baas & Schultz's for 25 cents.
Alta Taylor attended Henry Adams' Sunday gathering. Henry Fink and wife from Anderson visited relatives here. Mrs James Hilesman of Shelbyville visits. Tony Pickett and wife of Greensburg visit Mrs Carroll. Locals attend the circus in Osgood. Mrs Richard Burton on sick list. Marion Waters from Indianapolis visiting.
Beginning Sunday July 9 the Big Four will stop the Cincinnati to Indianapolis Batesville excursion. Visitors may travel to Indianapolis on Sunday for a splendid opportunity. The round trip rate is 1.00.
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