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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

5

Osgood Greensburg visitors and Fourth of July notes

Osgood and nearby towns echo Fourth of July festivities and arrivals. Families like Grover Martin and Mrs. Martin return from Batesville. others visit Cincinnati, Versailles, Lawrenceburg, Milan, and Anderson. The Milan brass band played here. a Rockwood Cincinnati team played Sunman. a lightning strike damaged George Tangmano’s barn. the canning factory begins soon amid sugar corn seed concerns.

Rockwood Cincinnati Sunman

Wise Counsel From the South Ad

J R Blankenship of Beck Tennessee touts Electric Bitters as a sure cure for back and kidney trouble. He claims initial relief after the first bottle and full recovery after several bottles, recommending the remedy at Baas and Schultz’s drug store with a 50 cent price.

J. R. Blankenship Beck, Tenn Baas & Schultz

Cured of Lung Trouble by Dr King’s New Discovery

C Q Floyd of Kershaw S C recounts an eleven year battle with consumption ending after six months on Dr King’s New Discovery. The cure brought him back to 170 pounds from 135 and a constant cough ended. Guarantied at Baas Sehulty’s drug store with trial dose free.

C. QO. Floyd Kershaw Dr. King Baas & Sehulty Suc Notte

Pleasant Park visitors and locals attend Batesville picnic

John Jacobs and Henry Miller of Cincinnati visited relatives here Saturday. Albert Siebert and wife from near Greensburg joined home folks and attended the Batesville picnic. Fred Kops and Fred Peetz of Indianapolis are guests this week. Miss Frieda Siebert is sick. Nellie Busch of Cincinnati returned home to spend the summer. Peetz visited friends here on the Fourth and attended Batesville picnics. At H. Dieckman’s Sunday gathering were Hernan Gorte Miller and family Minnie Gortemiller of Cincinnati Henry Poske and family H F E Schrader wife and son Sophia Dieckman of Batesville and Mrs Davis and Mrs Ahring and daughter of this place.

John Jacobs Henry Miller Cincinnati Albert Siebert Greensburg Batesville Fred Kops Fred Peetz Indianapolis Nellie Busch H. Dieckman Hernan Gortemiller Minnie Gortemiller Henry Poske H. F. E. Schrader Sophia Dieckman Davis Ahring

Twenty Five Cents Price of Peace Ad

An old advertisement touts Chamberlains salve for skin disease with instant itch relief. The copy notes a price of 25 cents and lists sellers Baas and Schultz in Katesville Bigney and Co Sunman.

Chamberlain Baas & Schultz Katesville Bigney & Co Sunman

Fourth of July Notes From The Plains

Hay harvest is in full blast. John Prake made a trip to Batesville Monday. Fred Luers and wife were at Batesville Friday. Quite a number of our people attended the Fourth of July celebrations at Batesville. Dick Einhaus and family and Albert Schrader and family visited at Wm. Smith's near Napoleon Sunday.

John Prake Batesville Fred Luers Dick Einhaus Albert Schrader Wm. Smith Napoleon

Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy Cited By Sufferer

R N Farrar of Cat Island La recalls a 1907 diarrhoea attack and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy with prompt relief He says it would have saved a $100 doctor bill in 1902 and endorses the medicine sold by Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Sugman.

R. N. Farrar Cat Island Chamberlain Baas & Schultz Batesville, Bigney & Co Sugman

Napoleon Fourth Celebrations and Local Visits Noted

Mrs. Louisa Smith of Cincinnati spent the fourth with Mr. Brown and wife. Harry Craine from Indianapolis visited his parents Albert Hicks and J. C. Hicks. Mrs. Morrow of Los Angeles visits her father Thomas Hayes. Dr. Cox and family attended a Rush Branch church Fourth. Miss Arrilla Arnold and Mr. Reibel visit St Magdalene and Madson. Ben Meyers and Edith Shook spent the Fourth in Cincinnati. Albert Goukins returns from Washington to visit relatives. Mrs. Addie Windsor of St. Louis visits her mother Mrs. Steinfeldt. Martin Meyers and wife from Peru vacation with his parents A. Meyers. J. L. Oakley and wife of Greensburg spend Sunday with Albert Butts. Batesville M E church stewards meet at New Pennington July 18 at 3 p.m. Miss Lillian Mundy of Dabney visits Miss Hertenstein. Mrs. Alexander returns home after a month with her children in Illingis.

How to Cure Chilblains in Winter

John Kemp of East Otsfield Maine touts Kucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for chilblains and salt rheum. He claims it also treats fever sores indolent ulcers piles burns wounds frost bites and skin diseases. Available for 25 cents at Baas and Schultz's drug store.

John Kemp East Otsfield Kucklen Baas & Schultz's

Local Residents Visit, Travel and a Funeral

Oldenburg John Theobald of Dayton Ohio returned home after a visit. Jacob Simmermeyer of Pennfield Indiana returned to his home. Frank Sanderman of Cincinnati spent days with relatives. Albert Koeptie made a business trip to Cincinnati. Henry Wessling and wife of Rushville visited El Borchelt. Ben Wahman and wife of Greensburg visited relatives. Ben Kessing made a business trip to Cincinnati. Alvis Springman and wife attended a funeral in Cincinnati. Ed Ertel of Cincinnati returned home after weeks at the Gibson House. Joseph Haverkamp died Tuesday afternoon with funeral set for Holy Family church Friday.

Jacob Simmermeyer Pennfield L.imuis Ed Ertel Cincinnati Givson House Joseph Haverkamp Holy Family Church

Local Visitors and Weekend Travels in Decatur County

Decatur County residents hosted and visited relatives this weekend. Harry Bultman and family from Decatur County toured local kin. Will Jamer from Newcastle called on friends. Edster and wife from Indianapolis visited his parents. Ethel and Stuth Dorrel visited relatives in the county. Elmer Sparks from near Napoleon stayed with Henry Lechwier. Mrs. Wietelas returned from Batesville and Newpoint. Louis Peetz and family near Lock Springs visited friends. Edwin and Harry Schein from Batesville joined Charles Hoyer for a visit.

Boy Recovers After Severe Dysentery Attack

A four year old boy nearly died from dysentery until two doctors gave up. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, with castor oil per directions, cured him, and the parent credits the remedy with saving his life. For sale by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman.

Chamberlain William Carbon Hill Ala Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman

Local families gather for weekend visits and Fourth of July

Piph Crebe Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp and niece Luella Gahn spent Sunday with John Bauman at Sharps Corner. Fred and Eleas of Penntown joined brother Henry on Thursday. Fred Abplanalp and family spent the Fourth at Haymond. George Huber and family visited Brookville Thursday. Jacob L. Abplanalp spent the Fourth at Sunman. Albert Harry and Desse Huber of Coulters Corner were with home folks. H Borgerding and wife entertain relatives from Cincinnati.

Jacob Lizzie Abplanaip Luella Gahn John Bauman Sharps Corner Fred Eleas Penntown Henry Albert, Harry and Desse Huber Coulters Corner

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Help Woman’s Health

After years of stomach trouble and costly treatments, Samuel Boyer of Folsom Iowa reports his wife improved with Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets. The medicine is sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman with samples free.

Chamberlain Samuel Boyer Folsom Iowa Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Osgood Magpie Alyea Grover Martin Trufus Tangman George Stegner Anderson Mrs. Edschmidt Ben Davis Alice Stille Little Son Dayton, Ky George Stegner, Jr Illinois Dederick Dieselberg Will Webster Dry Ridge, Ky Cora Grapey Lawrenceburg Lou Behlmer Hatesville Milan Brass Band Flora Goodappie Rushville John Stevens Morris Will Goldenberg Lucena Robinson Attorney Rebuck Versailles Big Four Grove Frank Bruns Queen City Kate Lippard Eirod John Hodges George Tangmano Walter Brinkman Ed Bruos John Minger and Alice Neuforth Ruth Ahrends Vincent Lucina Robinson Helena Behlmer Eastern Star Henry Price Herman Brinkman Bertha Fruns Arthur Grow John Fackles Hazel Alexander Marion John Bruns Mrs. Brunning Spades George Miller Columbus, Ind Fred Snyder Mike McFatridge Wife Wm. McFatridge Florence Smiley John Stille Miss Minnie Smock Tipton S. S. Harding Fort Thomas, Ky A. I. Harding E. Maude Bruce Louisa Emily Alben Jeffersonville Emma Finter Louisville Pate Daisy Rouse Milan UN Osgood Friends Messrs Fritz and Martz Barth Ida Barth Josie Evans Ripley House G. W. Cox Robert Handle Dayton John Hoff Valana Cora Martha Hertenstein Lilly Mundy Dabney Miss Mundy Hertenstein Warren Crow August Hartman’ H Myra Wilson Hazel Murray John H. Buvara Nettie Addyston Ohio Henry Baily B. L. Vawter Golden Corner Will Ellerman and Will Austin Louis Lee Albert Wilson Gordon Smith John Austin Frieda Siebert Long Rm Theodore Pohlman Frank Lefring Romilde Schwier Henry Greece Nicholas Volz Prattsburg F. X. Girolt Emma Waleodingham Crittenden, Ky Dr. Samms Morris Orioles Nicholasville White Caps Carrie Harvey Ida Vera Appel John Pohimano Edward Kraus and Son Earl Covington, Ky A. G. Bischoff Carl Grueman Augusta Schumacher Tauclinapoll Avant Joan Noe Hottie Miss Augusta August Lind Otto Glowka Win. St. Clair Eva Harry Craine Friend Albert Hicks J. C. Hicks Mrs. Morrow Los Angeles, Cal Thomas Hayes Arrilla Arnold Mr. Reibel St. Magdalene and Madson Ben Meyers Edith Shook Albert Goukins Washington Addie Windsor St. Louis Steinfeldt Martin Meyers Peru Ind A. Meyers J. L. Oakley Albert Butts M. E. Church New Pennington Lillian Mundy The Kalamazoo Corset Co Big Line Hot Weather H. H. Kramer’s Department Store Oldenburg John Theobald Frank Sanderman Albert Koeptie Henry Wessling el Borchelt Ben Wahman Ben Kessing Alvis Springman Louis Regensberger Hayti Harry Bultman Decatur County Will Jamer Newcastle Edster and Wife Ethel Stuth Dorrel Elmer Sparks Near Henry Lechwier Louis Peetz Near Lock Springs Edwin and Harry Schein Charles Hoyer Piph Crebe Fred Abplanaip Haymond George Huber Brookville Jacob L. Abplanalp H. Borgerding and EDISQ Guss Brunner Indiana John Dittus Ss. B. Cor Third St Central Ave Grand Central Depot Kentucky Lieber’s Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y Joseph Straus Agt Ripley Lo Jacob Enagel Board of Commissioners Ripley County General Assembly Towit Peart St Walnut Street George P. Sims Laughery Jacob Engel Second Washington Sts William Krieger Laughery Township Miles
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