Prospects Poor for Greensburg to Madison Tract Road
A Ver sailles traction road meeting drew attendees from Greensburg Clarksburg Madison Vevay Aurora and Batesville but produced little data on viability. Charles L Henry of Indianapolis outlined costs donations and stock needs while warning freight and passenger prospects may limit profitability. Batesville appeared more eager than Greensburg and may push for a Batesville to Greensburg segment first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Greensburg
Clarksburg
Madison
Vevay
Aurora
Batesville
Ripley
Charles L. Henry
Indianapolis
John O. Cravens
W. D. Robinson
Jackson
Carter
Johnson
Shelby
Mr. Henry
Henry
Stone
Cincinnati
Adams Township
Ripley County
Decatur County
Here
Not Guilty Verdict In Larceny Trial Of Borgman
Louis Bergman was tried before Squire Stowe on a larceny charge and found not guilty. An affidavit alleged theft of double and single trees. testimony showed a wagon sale at Smiley’s home with disputed ownership of the trees. Borgman and wife denied the trees were sold with the wagon. the jury also found Borgman not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bergman
Squire Stowe
Louis Smiley
J. O. Francis
Versailles
Connelley & Kieiu
Mr. Smiley
Smiley
Borgman
Smiley Place
Mr. Borgman
Bergman
Harry Blank Visits Wife and Child in Cincinnati
Harry Blank traveled to Cincinnati Thursday evening to reunite with his wife and child who had been staying with friends in Fremont, Ohio for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Blank
Cincinnati
Fremont, O
Sunman visitors and local business notes section
Miss Lucinda Heibeck of Sunman returned home Monday after visiting relatives here since Saturday. Frank Behlmer went to Sunman to work Monday morning. Mrs George Fischer and son visited relatives in Indianapolis Saturday and Sunday. R J Timmerman and wife visited Geo Garteman near Penntown Sunday. Louis Goyert and wife and boy visited relatives at Greensburg Monday. Mrs William Behlmer and child went to Sunman Thursday evening. Mrs John Behlmer went to Sunman Tuesday evening on business. We guarantee every barrel or sack of Batesville four. Krame & Co. John Meyers went to Greensburg on business Tuesday morning. H W Terry made business calls at Greensburg Saturday. Ladies muslin skirts and corset covers at Blank's. We sell Batesville Hour at 55c. 4H. H Kramer. Number 1 Yeast is success. Use it. Smoke Schurr's Havana Blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Heibeck
Sunman
Runaway Game Batesville Defeats Brookville in Blowout
Batesville beat Brookville 23 to 1 in a Sunday ball game that was halted after the 14th run in the ninth inning due to the umpire’s decision. Brookville could only muster a single run from a Heason hit and a mishandled play by Al Nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Brookville
Heason
al Nickel
Batesville Flour Ad Promises Low Freight Costs
An advertisement from KROME & Co. touts Batesville flour with no freight charges and urges residents to secure prices before buying to gain the bill’s benefits.
George F. Klein Elected Lay Delegate to Indiana Conference
George F. Klein was chosen as lay Delegate of Batesville Circuit to attend the Indiana annual conference of the M. E. Church in Columbus in late September. Philip Bruner of Napoleon was elected reserve delegate if Klein cannot attend. John A Hillenbrand and Charles Hirt left for Byram Mississippi where Charney will run Bedunnah Hillenbrand saw-milling office. Hillenbrand will inspect the plant and return Saturday. Mrs. Phoebe Wagner of Holton, widow of Ephram Wagner, died last week. Rev. W H Thompson conducted the funeral. Mrs. William Stickey and her three children, visiting in Cincinnati, returned home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Klein
Batesville
Columbus
Ind
Indiana
M. E. Church
Philip Bruner
Napoleon
Klein
John A Hillenbrand
Charles Hirt
Byram
Mississippi
Charney
Bedunnah & Hillenbrand
Mr. Hillenbrand
Phoebe Wagner
Holton
Ephram Wagner
Newpoint
W.H. Thompson
William Stickey
Fred Stiegelmeyer
Cincinnati
Nickel Family Returns to Indianapolis Home
Otto Nickel and his wife with their child returned to their Indianapolis home Monday morning after Otto arrived Sunday and the wife and child came on July 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Nickel
Indianapolis
Wynn Winsor Heads Home After Versailles Visit
Wynn Winsor of Chicago spent a week here and in Versailles before departing Friday morning for his Chicago home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynn Winsor
Chicago
Versailles
Local notices and ads from Green township dated July 21
Mrs Ed and child returned to Indianapolis after visiting relatives since July 4. Louis Ward left for Dillsboro to finish a geological survey in Dearborn county. Kreuzman offers fresh cakes. Fred Mestemacher left for Chicago on Batesville Novelty Co business. Herman Bessler and wife from Lawrenceburg visited relatives here and at Oldenburg. Sewing machines at Philip Boerstler’s. Mrs L Clausheide from Cincinnati on business. Tires redone at Otto Kirschner’s near Greeman’s factory. Metamora bread urged. Big line of summer dress goods at Nick Blank’s. Crystal Leaf flour at leading stores. Boys’ school shoes at Yank Walman’s. SmokeShort’s Havana Blossoms. Hay loaders at Meyer’s.
Receives License to Teach in Batesville Controversy
County Superintendent Bradt handed Henry Terry a teaching license in Batesville on Tuesday. The article questions why the license was held until July 16 despite earlier eligibility, and whether Terry could teach elsewhere but face revocation if he taught in Batesville, suggesting possible conspiracy or reform persecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradt
Batesville
Henry Terry
Terry
Acher
Gun Club Shoot Results Averages and Standings
Saturday July 13 results out of 20 birds show R. J. Timmerman first with 13, Andrew Kops 15, H W Terry 9, Oswald Gueth 9, James Moir 3, and BAM Oprah with unclear scores among listed shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Timmerman
Andrew Kops
BAM Oprah Os Srecs Ec
Pede Nee
H.W. Terry
Eee
Oswald Gueth
James Moir
Ice Cream Social Planned at Huntersville Schoolhouse
Huntersville S S Choir hosts an ice cream social at the Huntersville school house on Thursday evening July 25 with music by the Eureka Band. Refreshments available and the event invites everybod y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntersville S. S
Huntersville
Eureka Band
Lawn Fete And Dairy Talk At St Louis Church
A Lawn Fete by the Ladies Auxiliary at St Louis Church Lawn on July 27 offers proceeds for the building fund. The Morris Creamery opening is July 20 at town hall with E A Croman of Grass Lake, Michigan, discussing butter factory advantages and dairy herd profits. Machinery operates 5 to 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis Church
Morris Creamery Company
E. A. Croman
Grass Lake
Michigan
Indianapolis grocer Jacob Schumacher on vacation with relatives
Jacob Schumacher of Indianapolis visited his nephews George and Henry Schumacher here on Tuesday. He has sold his grocery store in Indianapolis and is spending a vacation with relatives and friends in Adama and Laughery Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schumacher
Indianapolis
George
Henry Schumacher
Mr. Schumacher
Adama
Laughery
Mrs Baumer Visits Sister as Niece Heads Home
Mrs. John Baumer left Tuesday evening to spend time with her sister Mrs. Joseph Quartman. She was accompanied by her niece Miss Ethel Rudolph who had been visiting and was en route back to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baumer
Joseph Quartman
Ethel Rudolph
Mrs. Baumer
Cincinnati
Infant Leonard Dietz Dies at Three Months
Leonard the infant son of Louis Dietz and wife died Wednesday morning at 1 o clock. The funeral will be held this afternoon at St. Louis cemetery. Nick Fehlinger and wife and Adam Fehlinger and wife traveled from Greensburg and Prescott. then Nick and wife continued home to Louisville. Dr. June Abbott received a ten gallon can of black bass from the Illinois government hatchery and placed the fish in Wim St. Clair's pond. Mrs. A J Nusdaumer and two children from Fremont, Ohio, visited relatives for several weeks starting last Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Louis Dietz
St. Louis Cemetery
June Abbott
Government Hatchery
Illinois
Wim. St. Clair’s Pond
A J. Nusdaumer
Fremont, O
Edison talking machines and records debut in town
New line arrives for sale at P Boerstler's with demonstrations. Local residents such as Dr W G Campbell and Dr L F Martin travel to nearby towns on visiting or business trips. Retail notices promise bargains on parasols at Kramer’s and lawns at Blank’s, plus hay rakes at Big Gardware Store and harness at Meyer’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
P. Boerstler
Transfer Notes From Local Property Transfers
A list of property transfers and related notices shows numerous deeds across centers like Brown tp Milan Osgood and Shelby tp. Buyers include Vestal Struckman Laws Wood and Dun can. amounts range from 100 to 81 600 dollars. Community notices mention lectures at St Mark's church and undertakers meeting in West Va. Local business ads promote manure spreaders lace curtains window shades and Smoke Mueller's Eagle cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle B. Vestal
John W Butt
Brown
Dora Struckman
Louis Struckman
Franklin
L. D. Vidito
Lewis J. Laws
Pierceville
Anna E. Tanner
N. L. Wood
Milan
Fred W. Giddings
Frank B. Duncan
Shelby
Osgood
James W. Siltis Et al
G. W. Toole
Daniel Brunner
Louisa Ruffo
Johnson To
Everett Beach
Isabelle F. Baker
William Muth
Frank B. Kreeger
Shelby T
J. Elvan Hughes
Wm. DeBurger
Frederick A. Doll
Florence L. Meinson
Alice Taylor
Sunman
Frank Raver
Geo. Hostel
Batesville
B. F. Spencer
Eliza Eulitt
Versailles
Henry Hughes
Lizzie J. Wilson
Shelby Tp
Will
Louisa G. Hughes
Lizzie J. Willson
Batesville Preacher Publicly Attacks Official
A Batesville official responds to a local preacher who mocked his duties after fining Rev A Grin gel for bicycle riding on the pavement. He pledges to arrest Grin gel again or any offender with proper papers, warning reformers not to complain when faced with consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Thundrods
Board of Town Trustees
A. Gringel
Batesville
Gringer
Justice of the Peace
Anon
Bachelor Girls Ice Cream Social Aids Fresh Air Mission Fund
The Bachelor Girls host an ice cream social on C. Schwier's lawn Thursday evening July 25 with proceeds for the fresh air mission fund. Invitations extend to all to attend and support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Schwier
Fresh Air Mission Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Behlmer
George Fischer and Son
R. J. Timmerman and
Geo. Garteman
Penntown
Louis Goyert
William Behlmer
Child
John Behlmer
Batesville Four
Krame & Co
John Meyers
H. W. Terry
H. Kramer
Schurr
Havana
Financial Statement
Citizen's Saving @ Loan Association
C. L. Johnson
J. H. Wilker
G. H. Beck
Geo. W. Johanning
A. E
A. Nickol
Leighbtner
M. Benz
L. Nickol
C Wee Gh
Bischoff
Renee Oelrich
W. Nickol
Schroeder
J. Benz
A.R. R
P.O. J. Robinson
Meyer
Seibert
Lb & P
Heasom
Bossert
H. Waddel
Horn
Balte
Benz
Jones
Huberty
Krome & Co
Ed, Stiegelmeyer
Louis Ward
Dillsboro
Dearborn County
Kreuzman’s
Fehlinger
Fred Mestemacher
Batesville Novelty Co
Herman Bessler
Lawrenceburg
Oldenburg
Philip Boerstler
L. Clausheide
Otto Kirschner
Greeman
Nick Blank’s
Yank Walsman
Meyer's
Ice Cream Social
Lawn Fete
Nick Fehlinger
Adam Fehlinger
Prescott
Nick
Louisvile, Fy
W. G. Campbell
Noblesville
al Cook
Miss Mittendorf
St.Marys
Father Accursius
Father Kaehlin
Shelbyville
Father Kahle
L. F Martin
Rushville
Kramer’s Department Store
Blank’s
Q. Vonderheide
Harness
Meyer’s
Recorder Wetzler
Arthur Gringel
Chautauquas
St.Mark's Church
John A. Hillenbrand
Undertakers’ Association
Elkins
West Va
Neil McCallum
Kokomo
Our Nation
N. Blank
Fred Tekulve
Ed R. Behlmer
Sophia Teuscher
Tipton
Frank Johanning
Fred Sulter
Savannah, Ga
J. F. Morgan and
Wm. Krieger’s
Kramer’s
Frank Walsman
Walsman & Schroeder
Elma Goyert
Cross Roads
Gaz
Charley Severinghaus
Jos, Benz
Alex Nusbaumer
Chas. Johnson
A.C. Allison
Newport,Ky
L. F. Martin
New York City
J. F. Morgan’s
Kellermann
Lulu Adrian
J. F. Burdick
Screen Goods
Walsman & Schroener's
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