Adams Church Fair at Oxgood Weekend Schedule
Fair at Oxgood runs from July 31 to August 3. Notes social visits including the three Hornung sisters from Brookville visiting John Menchhofer and family. Nearby residents Nick Volz and wife from Morris were here Tuesday. John Menchhofer traveled to Morris last week. John Schutte and family visited Lookout on Sunday. Fred Bergman visited his sister-in-law Mrs Anoa Bergman on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxgood
Louis Hornung
Brookville
John Menchhofer
Nick Volz
Morris
John Schutte
Lookout
Fred Bergman
Anoa Bergman
One Minute Cough Cure Praised as Quick Remedy
Advert says early use prevents consumption and calls One Minute Cough Cure the favorite remedy for coughs colds croup asthma grippe and throat and lung troubles. Cures quickly claims G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Baas
Spades Fair at Osgood Hosts Local Visitors
John Behr of Indianapolis visited friends here Sunday. Charles Stelpfort and family, after weeks here, returned to Illinois. Joe Schmalz came from Indianapolis to visit parents. Miss Burdick of Oldenburg visited Rosa Diver and others. Lewis Richold called on customers. Jacob Weber of Indianapolis was in town Friday. Sherd Osburn went to Greensburg Saturday night to attend to interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
John Behr
Indianapolis
Charles Stelpfort
Illinois
Joe Schmalz
Burdick
Oldenburg
Rosa Diver
Lewis Richold
Jacob Weber
Sherd Osburn
Greensburg
It Saved his Leg from running sore
A. Danforth of LaGrange Georgia reports six months of a frightful running sore on his leg healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve in five doses. He declares it the best salve for ulcers wounds and piles with a cure guaranteed. Sold by G A Baas druggist for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
G.A. Baas
Fair it Ostood and Local Social Notes
The column notes harvesting finished in Penn Town and mentions Magele and Anna Wippel of the Queen City visiting home folks. Susan Stanlley and Carrie Schaler returned to Cincinnati. James Garrison and wife passed through en route to Sunman on business. Married at Spades church July 4 Lewis Erimante and Nettie Miller. Mrs Gertrude Wippel in Sunman Saturday. International Convention of the Baptist Young People's Union in Cincinnati July 12 15 1900. Iron clad tickets to convention at 1 45 good returning July 17 extended to Aug 10 with 50c deposit by July 14. For information apply to ticket agent Cc J Dou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostood
Magele
Anna Wippel
Queen City
Susan Stanlley
Carrie Schaler
Cincinnati
James Garrison
Sunman
Gertrude Wippel
Baptist Young People’s Union of America International Convention
Ohio
Cc. J. Dou
Fair at Ogood and local social notes
A brief local notice from Pierceville Ogood reports a rain on Monday. Edith Rollin of Cincinnati visiting Mamie Clapp returning home after visiting relatives at Dillsboro. Mrs Marie Jones hosted her Cochran brother last week. Sherman Stoneking of Bedford visited Edith Rollin. Alice Morrel and Harry Ross of Oszood visited Alice Sterner. Large crowd attended Saturday night picnic and a ball at Stoumke's Corner with Daisy Nocks, Bolos, and Nella Lester. D Robinson and wife of Batesville visiting parents here. Daisy Nocks hosted guests from abroad Sunday. Harvest home picnic planned at Dellar Grove Saturday evening July 21. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogood
Aus
Edith Rollen
Cincinnati
Mamie Clapp
Dillsboro
Marie Jones
Cochran Faust
Sherman Stoneking
Bedford
Edith Rollin
Alice Morrel
Harry Ross
Oszood
Alice Sterner
C. Darling
Milan
Daisy Nocks
Bolos
Nella Lester
Stoumke’s Corner
Jon
Uite
D. Robinson
Batesville
Hare Knoche
Cincinnat
Alice Stegner
Anna Hamilton
Dellar Grove
Appetite of a Goat F Promoted by Dr King’s Pills
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for poor digestion and liver disorders. It claims the pills improve appetite and energy, promising sound digestion and regular bodily habit for 25 cents at G A Baas' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Napoleon Fair at Ostwood runs July 31 to August 3
Local notes report Francis Lustig serious illness and visitors from Indianapolis Cincinnati Greensburg Batesville Versailles and others stopping by to see relatives. Mrs Lizzie Mack and a companion visited. a son born to Charles Rodenberg and wife. California plans discussed. Wm Brown selling farm and property. Littell's Sulphur ointment advertised as a skin remedy.
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Ostwood
Aus
Francis Lustig
Charley Simon
Anna Elner
Indianapolis
Henry Simoon
Ossoud
Garrey Schutte
Queen City
Emma Roth
Batesville
Wm. Brown
Ernest Alexander
Greensburg
Maud Sammons
Ludianapatis
Charley Michel
New York City
Joey Joseph Burst
Eddy Sauer
Cinccinnati
Lizzie Mack
Id Michel
Bors
Charles Rodenberg
Katie Enderlin
Cincionat
Kate Schutte
Callifornia
Community Notes From Holton and Milan District
Dr. Roberts of Holton transacted business here Wednesday. Attorneys Rebuck and Pate were at Milan Wednesday. Mrs. Henrietta White spent Friday at Os good. Young people enjoyed an egg roast on Smith Hunters farm east of town last Wednesday. Farmers are busy in harvest. Will Underwood, recently in California, ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Dr. Roberts
Holton
Rebuck and
Pate
Milan
Henrietta White
Smith Hunter
Will Underwood
Califor
Versailles News in Brief Highlights Local Events
The Versailles segment notes a Chil dren's Day program and grove outing planned by the M. E. Sunday school for Thursday. Local visits include Guy White of Birmingham and Mrs Gookins from Sharpsville. B Y P U delegates attended Cincinnati. Fifth grade graduates spoke seven during commencement with a parent banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nla
M. E
Guy White
Birmingham
Ala
Versailles
Epworth League
L. E. McCay
Walter Shuman
Newton Jackson
Lew White
Cincinnati
Charles Willson
Attorney Thompson
Versailles Public School
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A gentleman cured of dyspepsia offers Burns phrase about meat and want and praises Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure. The text claims the preparation will digest what you eat and instantly relieve and radically cure indigestion and stomach disorders. G. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Baas
Pleasant Park Fair At Osgood Event Notes
Pleasant Park fair runs July 31 to August 3 with a local crowd enjoying the event. Visitors include Harvey Wonning of Batesville and his cousin Irvin Won ning. A storm affected the area Monday and several locals were seen visiting friends.
August Flower Remains Noted Remedy in Travel Notes
Professor Houton reports that over ten years of travel he has met more people using Green's August Flower than any other remedy for dyspepsia liver trouble and constipation. He says it helps tourists salesmen and office workers with headaches and irregular habits without harming the system. Sample bottles are free at Baas' drug store and it is sold by dealers in many countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Houton
Baas
Mr. Major
New York
Major
Local residents and visitors sighted in Sharp's Corner area
PIPE CREBE. C. M. Osburn and family of Sharp's Corner passed through our midst early Saturday morning. Mr. Smith of Sunman was in this vicinity last week buying timber. James Garrison and wife visited their son at St. Paul last week. Pete Benz stock buyer of Oldenburg was in this vicinity last week. Jacob Abplanalp senior transacted business at Morris Friday evening. Anna Pohlar was guest of Miss Bertha Huber at North Point Sunday. Christ Holwadel and family of St Paul and Mrs Lou Jorden of Newport Kentucky were guests of Martha Abplanalp and James Garrison and families Sunday. Fred Abplanalp, wife and son spent Sunday with George Baas and wife at Batesville. August Michel and family of Napoleon spent several days last week with relatives in this vicinity. Martha Abplanalp and family spent Sunday evening with her son Charles at North Point. George Huber and wife transacted business at Sunman Friday. Fred Huber was hauling hay from Winowhsburg for Mr Naber last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
C. M. Osburn
Sharp's Corner
Mr. Smith
Sunman
James Garrison
St. Paul
Pete Benz
Oldenburg
Jacob Abplanalp
Morris
Anna Pohlar
Bertha Huber
North Point
Christ Holwadel
Lou Jorden
Newport
Martha Abplanalp
Fred Abplanalp
George Baas
Batesville
August Michel
Napoleon
Charles
George Huber
Fred Huber
Winowhsburg
Naber
Yellow jaundice cured by Electric Bitters
Lexington man A Hearty feared by friends as his skin and eyes turned yellow. Doctors could not help until he used Electric Bitters, reporting two bottles completely cured his stomach and liver ailment. A trial confirms benefits for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Only 50 cents. G A Baas druggist sells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm. A. Hearty
Lexington
G. A. Baas
Progress at Osgood Fair and local social notes
Fair at Osgood runs July 81 to Aug 3. Frank Hornberger sold his farm to Mr. Horstman and will depart for Oklahoma in about three weeks. Mrs. Ed Vincent of Indianapolis visits Mrs. Ruth Ahrends. Henry Wickmeier and sister and Herman Dreyer visit Geo. Erfman. Arthur Ahrends returns from West Point for grandfather A. J. Alden's funeral. Wm. Bower helps harvest with G. W. Bower. Peter Faber expanding photography business. Peter Klein of near Brookville visits his parents. Rev. G. W. Bower to preach at Penntown next Sat and Sun. Pearle Heibeck spends weeks at home. George Walter and granddaughter visit Kneer brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Frank Hornberger
Horstman
Oklahoma
Ed Vincent
Indianapolis
Ruth Ahrends
Henry Wickmeier
Herman Dreyer
Geo. Erfman
Arthur Ahrends
West Point
A. J. Alden
Sunman
Wm. Bower
G. W. Bower
Peter Faber
Peter Klein
Brookville
Penntown
Pearle Heibeck
George Walter
Batesville
Kneer
Miss Bertha Ahring Initiated in D. of R. Lodge
Local notes report Miss Bertha Ahring was initiated into the Daughters of Rebecca Lodge on Saturday night. Other items mention Rev Bowers of Penntown delivering a sermon at Rossburg Baptist Church, dances near Sleighbaum's, and various visits and local social events.
That Throbbing Headache Could Be Gone With New Life Pills
An old advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills cure sick and nervous headaches by building up blood and nerves. The pills are easy to take and priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not cured, sold by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Widow Mrs Pepper Dies. Pepper Family Noted
Mrs. Pepper widow of August Pepper died on the fourth of this month at her daughter Pauline Brinkman’s home in Indianapolis. Her remains were brought here for burial beside her husband. She leaves sons Charles and Louis Pepper, lumber dealers, and many mourners attended the Lutheran funeral conducted by Rev. Michelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Charles Ballinger
Covington
F. W. Koerner
George A. White
Kansas
Fred Hannebaum
George Reifel
Muncie
William Hannebaum
Springfield
Pepper
Nick Gloshen
George Gloshen
Indianapolis
Tillie Schuneman
Dublin
Hester
Lizzie Alley
J. W. Koerner
Charles Erke
Cumminsville
Local notes and social events in the area
N Gloshen hosted visitors while W A Alley reported selling over sixty bushels of strawberries and more than fifty bushels of raspberries of fine quality. Jake Hammond bought cattle, Rev Michelman held a church outing with ice cream and games, Willie Meeker visits from Indianapolis will stay two weeks, reading circle exam at Brookville, Anna Blenzinger visits Mrs Jake Stewart, Louis Pepper builds a corn crib and buggy shed, Jake Reifel as architect, and local Democrats face uphill battle in sixteen to one odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gloshen
W. A. Alley
Jake Hammond
Michelman
Willie Meeker
Indianapolis
Oak Forest
Brookville
Anna Blenzinger
Jake Stewart
Louis Pepper
Jake Reifel
Women Benefit From Foley's Kidney Cure Claim
J. Gauck asserts Foley's Kidney Cure eases so called female weaknesses caused by kidney disorders. promotes its use for many ailing women seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. Gauck
Metamora social news and visiting neighbors
William Huston of New York guests his sister Mrs. Howard Gordon. Nell and Mary Thorpe return from Harrison Ohio. Numerous locals and visitors roam Brookville Peppertown Cincinnati and Batesville with shopping trips visits to relatives and attendances at a Stone Chapel funeral.
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Penn Town
Pierceheviloie
Littell
Versatilles
Pleasant Park
Harvey Wonning
Irvin Wonning
Fred
Laura Beck
Ed Rhodefeld
Dick Bultman
Ballstown
Tom Hartig
Louis Hoene
John Guenter
Emma Qehlmann
Lou
Sophia Ahring
Jake Gerhardt
New Salem
Herman Dickman
Witte
Bertha Ahring
D. of R. Lodge
Bowers
Rossburg
Here
Gale Moore
Eardle
P. H
Ed Starks
Estella Jerman
Mary and
Mae Greene
New Pennington
J. S. Wise
Ed Hoff
DRS. Kennedy & Keagan
Walnut ST
K&k K
Kees
Meteor
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Dr.j.h.mclean Medicine CO
GT. Louis Moo
Ind
Women's Rights
William Huston
Howard Gordon
Nell
Mary Thorpe
Harrison, C
Tudsay
Mary A. Ferguson
Daniel Sherwood
Chicago
Thos, Clark
Little Duck Creek
Mike Staub
Andersonville
Billy Ferris
Sarah Cullum
Connersville
John Blackledge
Charley Rothrock
Sallie High
Rush County
Gillet Gordon
Burt
Lafayette
Perkins
Peppertown
Frank Harter
Cambridge City
James Thorpe
Miss Grace
Noble Gordon
Doc June Abbott
Florence Allison
Nellie Thorpe
Nellie Rothrock
Anna Staub
Henry Leonard
India Dandy
Herbert Cox
Oakville
Harriet Wiley
Buena Vista
Ada Holmes
Geo. Kimball
Pearl Kimball
Charleston
S. C
Meloy and Coombs
Andy Miller
Morris Wenger
Doc Patterson
Stone Charel
Clara Shaw
Ripley Cir
John F.hack
Cuit
Septemman
John F. Hackman
John R. Hackman
Corweet & Gelvin
Ripley Tate
Patsy Yater
Yater
Circuit Court
Adam Stouckinger
Adam Stockinger
Holtin Chemical Co
Maiden Lane
Union Furniture CO
Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Ind
Maley, Thompson & Moffett
Lindenmeyer & Sons
Batesville, Ind
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