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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
8
Local item notices list numerous visits and travels by residents and nearby towns. Names include Charley Green Harry Nordloh Eva Schierenbeck Henry Goyert Henry Nobbe and families visiting Newpoint Cincinnati Sunman Versailles Martinsville Covington etc. Advertisements promote planos direct from factory with WW H Kramer and BD Lice addresses in Cincinnati.
A long stream of local business calls and social visits mark midweek in Batesville and surrounding towns. Residents from Morris to Indianapolis travel for shopping, family visits, and Fourth of July events with Kops, Blank, and Fritsch among those noted.
Daily ice cream at Engel's and a range of home made cigars with union label highlight local commerce. Several residents traveled to nearby cities and towns including Morris, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Greensburg and Columbus to visit relatives, friends, or spend the Fourth with families and in country retreats.
In 1872 a severe outbreak of diarrhoea dysentery and Cholera infantum led to the use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It proved more successful than other treatments and has maintained a leading record for thirty five years. Sold by Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Suggman.
Miss Martha Belter left for Indianapolis Tuesday evening. Miss Lizzie Duhme visited friends at Sunman Tuesday morning. Miss Lotta Benz of Indianapolis visits relatives Mrs Ed Zierer and Miss Grace Greemanne in Cincinnati Tuesday evening. Miss Katie Grishop of Shelbyville visits her brothers for a week. Miss Edna Elrod goes to Elrod Friday evening for several days with relatives. Mrs H C Canfield and daughter go to Aurora for three weeks Tuesday evening. Infant child of Alice Patterson noted on July 8 1908. Funeral from St Louis church Friday morning. Miss Norah Kenzemeyer assists Mrs Joseph Waywood at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati Wednesday morning. Mrs Mollamn of Oldenburg returns to Cincinnati Wednesday evening. She praises Barnesville Oklahoma where she visited recently.
The Right Name Mr August Sherpe praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as more effective than other laxatives. They claim to cure biliousness and constipation. Available for 25 cents at Baas & Schultz drug store.
The premium list for the Indiana State Fair shows total prizes of 58663 with trotting and pacing leading at 21900. Horse shows offer 10538 in livestock pavilion prizes. cattle premiums total 14251. Dairy beef sheep swine poultry fruit plants and arts prizes are listed with several special cups. The fair opens September 7 after August 27 entry close and features famed show teams from Chicago and notable Meredith silver claret cups.
A Wednesday pattern of visits shows Joe Benz and Joseph Wilhelm in Cincinnati and Wei burg. Many others including Miss Lizzie Duhme, Henry Brokering, Henry Hoene, John Siebert, Frank Roell, Cordelia Sieg, May Schafer, Mrs. Severingkhaus, Mrs. Timmerman, Warry Rebel, Theodore Dirks, George Bergman, James Hogue, Chas Lampe, Cort Bruns, and Mrs. Schutte visit or travel between Cincinnati, Shelbyville, Batesville, Greensburg, Sunman, Kankakee, and Hubbel's Corner. One accident report notes a boy's toe severed by a mower blade while saving quail eggs. Dr. Coomes treated him.
The Tennessee Democratic primary elevates Governor Patterson over Edward Carmack who backed state wide prohibition. Patterson’s county local option wins as the people favor a practical approach to liquor laws. The piece argues the mood favors law and order over corrupt politics and broad prohibition.
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