Local notices and social happenings in Batesville
Short items describe visits and travels of numerous residents including Wals man W. E. Moore and family in New Pennington and Frank Barnhorst's family visiting relatives in Newpornt. Also mentions Miss Maggie Serringhaus visiting Batesville friends, Mrs Ed Schwing and Lena Schwing from Middletown Ohio, and Rev Smith evangelist with Louis Annewebr family headed to Mountain Lake Park Md. Plus local business ads and farm notes on bindings and oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schwing
Miss Lena
Middletown
Ohio
Rev. Smith
Louis Annewebr
Mountain Lake Park
St Marks Choir to entertain at St Clair's hall social
The St Mark's Choir hosts an entertainment and social at St Clair's hall on Thursday evening August 1901 to raise funds for a new parsonage. Admission is 10 cents with free entry for children under ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s
St.Clair’s Hall
Deputy Prosecutor Moves Trial To Distant Town
Some object to taking cases out of town for trial before a distant justice, but circumstances justified the move. A Saturday trial was postponed due to a juror’s sickness not found until after impaneling, and two jurors were not in the county on Tuesday morning. To assure prompt disposition, Mr. Connelley moved the case to a town where a jury could be secured, and the swift resolution justified the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connelley
Local notes and sales from town visitors and events
Hay for sale at H H Wrome s. Ice cream freezers at Walsman s. Dr Abbott visited Brookville and returned. Herman Obermeyer went to Cincinnati and back. Mrs C E K Wilson and two children stayed with Chas Doll. Miss Anna Hoyer visited Greensburg. Subscribe to McCall s Magazine. Nick Blank agent. Bowmans and Lulu Wehmeier left for Shelbyville then returned. Ward couple from Connersville visited Dallmanns. Saloons on Sundays debate stalls. prayers for rain urged. Remnant Sale of Summer Goods offers stock at low prices to clear for new stock. Nick Blank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Blank
Alliance Family Passes Through Cincinnati Visit
Frank Fleming his wife and child from Alliance Nebraska arrived in Cincinnati by train and visited relatives in Lawrenceburg and Latersville. A boy in their party cut a gash near the eye while waiting at Lawrenceburg Junction. Fleming notes Missouri crops drying due to drought and Nebraska crops damaged by a hail storm that shattered train windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fleming
Alliance
Neb
Cincinnati
Latesville
R. N. Papet
Lawrenceburg
H. M. Pettit
Lawrenceburg Junction
Mr. Fleming
Missouri
Nebraska
Hartman Trial Delayed Then Fined In Local Court
George Hartman faced a drawn out case over pulling down a Garnier sign on Garnier property. Jurors fell ill and left, causing postponements before Deputy Prosecutor Connelley dismissed the case and later Hartman was fined five dollars plus costs in Sunman court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartman
John Laughlin
Summer Garden
Garnier Brewing Co
Fred Meyer, Jr
Indianapolis Brewing Co
Hartman
Squire Stowe
James H. Connelley
Milan
J. H. Connelley
Squire Stone
Squire Meister
Sunman
Local Notes From Batesville And Nearby Towns
Walsman screen doors and various residents feature in this Batesville roundup. J H Connelley of Milan visits, Cort Bauman travels to Manchester, and Miss Cora Underwood returns from Cincinnati to Oldenburg. A fishing outing by the Research Club yields scarce fish but plenty of air, plus a legal rights contest in Sunman ends with Laughlin winning. The Batesville Stars beat the Nationals 15 to 5 as a baseball season shows growing talent and a noted dirty-player on the Nationals side draws umpire scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Indianapolis
Batesville Stars
Batesville
Tragic Fourth of July Accident Claims Rolland Gunder
Rolland O Gunder a 25 year old veteran of the U S Philippines campaign died after a railroad accident near Batesville. He suffered severe injuries including the loss of a hand and both legs and died from loss of blood after amputation and treatment by local doctors. He was buried at Rossburg after a large turnout of mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland O. Gunder
Fortieth Regiment
U. S. Volunteers
Jennings County
Rossburg
Mrs William St Clair Recovers From Illness
Mrs William St. Clair has nearly regained her usual health after a long illness.
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William St. Clair
Batesville Stars sweep two games from Brighton Grays
The Batesville Stars defeated the Cincinnati Brighton Grays in two games at the fair grounds. Roell pitched well for Batesville with 14 strikeouts in the first game and the team totaled 17 hits. In the afternoon game Batesville won 7 to 4 as Roell again toed the mound and the Stars played solid defense. The trio of contests ended with a Sunday match against the National Stars of Minneapolis at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Stars
Brighton Grays
Cincinnati
Roeil Ji
The
Stars
Inc
Boehning
Queen City Boys
Batesville
Grays
Shell
Terry
Boebning
Amd
Martin
Hancock
Roell
Lie Grays
House
Celi
Millerhou
Cys
Graie
National Stars
Aeapolis
Osse
National S
Batesville- It-Et
Schroeder
National
Roder
Cooleman
Batevile
Bateeville
Toell
Awy
Strong McMickens
Fair Grounds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baas Machine
St. LY
Charles J. Doll
Diehl
Smoke Short
Havana
Walsman’s
W. E. Moore
New Pennington
Frank Barnhorst
Newpornt
Fred Kritzmeier
Greensburg
Maggie Serringhaus
George W. Gelvin
Chas. A. Spiegel
West
Franklin St
Shelbyville
Ind
Louisa Stratemeyer
Lizzie
Albert Shaw
Osgood
Albert
Samuel Sieckermann
Friendship
North Carolina
Geo. W. Gelvino
Geo. J. Mehlon
Schafer
Doris Rennekamp
Brookville
George Cook and
John D. Spedaker
Newpoint
Roland Gunder
Morton Ward
Connersville
Adam Fehlinger
Bischoff & Reuter
Chas. Seward
Frank Erter
Oldenburg
Muncie
Tipton
Rushville
R. W. Raabe
Harry Saatkamp
Babe
Herman Wehmeyer
W. B. Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Alabama
Harvey Greemaon
John Hafner
Frank Motz
Chas. Bishop
Henry Krieger
John Wononing
Herman Wonning
Tony Lindenmaier
Joe Waywood
Bertha Nickel
Celia Lamping
Dayton
Social and Entertainment
Harry C. Vaugan
Amelia M. Decker
Carrol Scheib
Thomas Vaughn
Lula Decker
Jacob Decker
Watts
Burgess
Wm. Vaughn
John Vaughn
Vaughn
J. D. Snedaker
H. H. Wrome’s
Walsman's
Dr. Abbott
Herman Obermeyer
C. EK. Wilson
Chas, Doll and Wife
Anna Hoyer
McCall's Magazine
Carrie
Minnie Bowman
Lulu Wehmeier
George Ward
Henry Dallmann
Schorr
J.H. Connelley
Nick Blank's
Charles Schroeder
Cort Bauman
Manchester
Maggie Voege
Cora Underwood
Millie Mozer
Jake Cook
John D. Snedaker
Millie Oser
City
al Blank
Covington
Miss Rechtua
Frank Starks
H. J. Walsman
James Knox
Hamilton, O
E. R. Adams
Nellie Walking
Miss Hiners
Kentucky
H. B. Schrader
Harry Schwier
William Greemann
Buffalo
N. Y
Scofield
Adams & Curtis
Miss Woods
Research Club
G. A. Baas
Peter Benz
Salt Creek
Fsh
G. W. Gelvin
Thomas Cravens
Chas. Hirt
John H. Bosse
Herman Hartemiller
Jake Drescher
Dr. Gibson
John Pfalsgratt
Charles Crowell
Harry Crawford
Fred Meyer
Meister
Laughlin
Stowe
Gelvin
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Army of
United States
Philippines
James Fuley
Dickman Bend
John Fuller
Chas. Doll
Busch
Fred Mozer
Mozer
Drs. Johnson
Jerman and Smith
Soimebody
Waleman's
Engel’s
Fred Baas
Ed Kraus
Otto Nickel
D. McCallum Ami
Versailles
Jincolnville
Alex Malcote
Dr. Timmermann
Mike Sitzman
Jose Spiegel
Martinsville
Mond
Adam Feblinger’s. A Bras
Nir Association
Cuba
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