Social notes and local notices from a Cincinnati area paper
A jumble of social visits and travels includes Bob Sorg of Cincinnati visiting Miss Mary Schroeder, Fred Kahle and family in Indianapolis with Fred Wachsman, Mrs J Wagienry returning from Shelbyville, and a Cincinnati wedding trip for William Greemann, Miss Clara Bruns, and Ed Schultz. Also listed are a lost hammerless pistol, church notice about evangelist meetings denied due to permission issues, and travel of Fred Wissman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greemann
Clara Bruns
Ed Schultz
Cincinnati
Wesley Schultz
Saloon Keeper Flees With Day's Cash After Leaving Staff
Fred Mozer left Cincinnati for the day leaving Jake Eiser in charge. Eiser closed the saloon and took all the money from the cash register before boarding train 37. The register showed about $11.80 in sales, plus change, totaling roughly $13 to $14. Police exposure not indicated. no immediate search for Eiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mozer
Cincinnati
Jake Eiser
Eiser
Fred
Crusie
Gottleib Mozer
Hiser
Batesville News and Notes From Batesville Indiana
Local briefs report social visits and travel of residents including Mrs Henry Brokering in Cincinnati and Miss Carrie Gelvin visiting Delaware. Invitations issued for Young Men's Social Club outing. Community events described at Oldenburg and Huntersville with Jugendverein decorations. George Beck surveys Pan American Exposition in Buffalo noting altered buildings and superior electric displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beck
Buffalo
N.Y
Beck
Chicago
Windy City
Niagara Falls
Smoke Shorts Pride of Cuba and Fourth of July Festivities
Sanctioned events include dancing, fireworks, and races at Osgood on July 4. Local sales offer binder twine at 10 cents per pound and machine oil at 22 cents per gallon. Citizens visit towns, sell cherries, and attend various social notices as merchants promote goods and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bischoff & Reuter
John Schultz and sons wed in Cincinnati ceremony
John Schultz and his two sons Theo dore and Wesley traveled to Cincinnati where Wesley on Wednesday exchanged bachelorhood for marriage in a quiet, profitable life as a benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schultz
Theodore
Wesley
Cincinnati
Benedict
Rainbow City of the Lakes showcased in Delineator issue
The July Delineator by H H Kramer features a remarkable Buffalo Ex position article with correct color illustrations of the Rainbow City of the lakes. Exquisite images are noted as ideal framing subjects and collector quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.H. Kramer
Buffalo Exposition
Rainbow City of the Lakes
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
An old ad touts Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets to restore liver function and vitality. It claims benefits include improved digestion and renewed energy, with a price of 25 cents and free samples at Baas’ drug store in Batesville and Bigney & Co. in Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Price
Baas’ Drug Store
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Stars Win From All-Americans In Close Bat Game
The Batesville Stars defeated the Cincinnati Americans 6 to 5 in a tense baseball game at Batesville. Roell, Terry, Bohelan, and Streiger led both teams with 12 and 5 hits respectively, as Ed Hancock umpired a 1 hour 50 minute contest marked by late drama and defensive miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Stars
Cincinnati Americans
Batesville
Mickey” Baas
Ed Hancock
Roell and
Terry
Bohetan
Streiger
Roell
Bohelan
Gasoline stores at Walsmans and regional notes
G G Gelvin made a flying trip to Milan on Tuesday. Butterick fashion sheets are given free by H H Kramer. Nick Volz and Mr Roell of Morris were in Batesville on business Tuesday. We offer 50 styles of corsets. A wagon load of young men from Osgood attended Oldenburg commencement. One hundred four passengers rode train No 36 to Cincinnati Monday. James Kitts of Osgood attended Oldenburg commencement where his daughter graduated. Knights of St John from Batesville and Oldenburg spent days in Cincinnati for the national convention. Bishop Chattard joined observers among a large crowd at Oldenburg commencement. Pies and coffee cake on hand Saturdays at Adam Fehlingers leave orders Friday bread sold daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Batesville
Oldenburg
Cincinnati
Mrs Messersmith Leaves for Cincinnati in Family Move
Mrs. Messersmith departed last week for Cincinnati Ohio to live with her daughter Mrs George Meyers and family. She was accompanied by her daughter Miss Josie who resides at Ft Thomas Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messersmith
Cincinnati
George Meyers
Miss Josie
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Kodol Dyspepsia Care Promises Digestive Aid
Advertisement claims dyspeptics cannot live long without nourishment and that the product Kodol Dyspepsia Care digests all foods without stomach aid. It asserts its ingredients mirror natural digestive fluids and that the stomach rests to regain function, endorsing G. A. Baas.
Hack drivers confronted for blocking Batesville sidewalks
Citizens mock the crowding by Oldenburg and Batesville hackmen as drivers jostle to reach platforms. The writer asks if the town marshal should curb hacks on sidewalks and prevent highway blockages, questioning hack drivers’ rights versus ordinary citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldenburg
Batesville
Batesville High School Commencement at St Mark's
Commencement exercises for Batesville High School will be held at St Mark's Church next Monday evening July 1 at 8 o'clock. Charles W. Lewis D D president of Moore's Hill College will deliver an address on the Supreme Aim in Education. Diplomas will be awarded to Neil McCallum Elma Annewehr Emelie Duhme Emma Bauman and Flossie Ward. Admission is free and the event includes music. public school supporters are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville High School
St. Mark’s Church
Charles W. Lewis
D. D
Moore’s Hill College
Supreme Aim
Neil McCallum
Elma Annewehr
Emelie Duhme
Emma Bauman
Flossie Ward
Dr. Lewis
Indiana
Dowieism and Kahunaism Compare in Faith and Imposture
The piece contrasts Dowie and Kahuna beliefs. It argues both rely on prayer for outcomes, claims Kahunas oppose President Dole while Dowie seeks healing for patients, and labels both as superstitious or fraudulent. It sides with skepticism toward both doctrines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowie
Local notices and announcements from Walsman to Batesville
A collage of short items: Cherry seeders and buckeye binders sold at Walsman’s. fashion patterns and cheap goods at Nick Blank’s. travel news from Cincinnati and Brookville. Mrs Adams and Mrs Doll in town. a Chicago visitor. a commencement in Oldenburg. Rev Beyer from Lafayette. Elma Starkana visiting from Chicago. summer weather and wheat crop concerns in Ripley county. Big Four offers round trip tickets to Put-in-Bay for July 1901. a June 25 1901 marriage at Fairmount Cincinnati Wesley Schultz to Laura Simon with Batesville ties. local wedding attendants noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverley Avenue
Fairmount
Cincinnati
Wesley J. Schultz
Batesville
Laura Simon
Ed Schultz
Clara Bruns
Ed Simon
Harris
Tribune
U S Posts Record Foreign Trade and Gold Vault Peak
The United States expects its fiscal year to end with a record foreign trade totaling about 2.335 billion dollars, a monthly gain over the prior year. Exports are near 1.5 billion, imports about 835 million, yielding a forecasted trade balance near 665 million and a gold vault around 500 million as the Treasury’s surplus approaches 70 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Althoug
Treasury
Gage
Measles, sodas, and old news from town chatter
Local notes report Harry Gelgin sick with measles Rev Bower preaching at Penntown Mrs George Ray visiting her parents in Newpoint Joe Braan traveling to Cincinnati for a few days Headline fireworks and Fourth of July supplies at B A Kramer Auditor Robert White and wife attend Oldenburg commencement Mrs Waldkutter returns from Indianapolis Frances Reibel and daughter visit John Meyers family Ice cream and soda at Adam Feblinger Brand new soda fountain open daily Large party to Cincinnati with Batesville Oldenburg Knights of St John Among travelers listed are Jos Cook Mrs W Strauss Martha Geluschki Jos Strauss William St Clair Ted Schene and Al Nickol Promotional excursion tickets on sale through August 31 1901 from Big Four routes to multiple western and midwestern cities Tickets valid for return through October 31 1901 Contact Big Four agents for details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville and Oldenburg Commandries
Knights of St. John
Cincinnati
Jos. Cook
Wm. Strauss
Mary
Martha Gelauschki
Jos. Strauss
William H. St. Clair
Ted Schene
al Nickol
Big Four passenger solicitors nuisance on depot platform
The Big Four once ruled that solicitors for hack drivers should not disturb people on the depot platform but drivers continue blocking streets and grabbing strangers stepping from trains. The writer asks if the town marshal will stop the nuisance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Machine
St. DH
Charles J. Doll
Osgood
Walsman’s
Diehl
Havana
John Schorr
Bob Sorg
Mary Schroeder
Fred Kahle
Little Son
Indianapolis
Fred Wachsman
H. H. Kramer's
Fred Wissman
Mrs. Wisman
Sherman House
Kaiser's
Winsor
M. E
Smith
Diehlie
Schoerr
Geo. J. Mehlen
Osgood Fair Grounds
Mrs
Carrie Gelvin
Delaware
George Ray
Roxanna Tingle
Kingston
Aura Smith
Louis Annewehr
Johnny McDermott
Cross Roads
Nicholas Cornet
Versailles
Conrey-Davis Mfg. Co
Shelbyville
Thos. King
Newpoint
Jas. Ray
Elma
Steamboat Landing
Huntersville
Jugendverein
Bride
Wes
Fleming Bros
Greensburg
Ind
Smoke Shorts Pride of
Cuba
Nick Blank’s
Miller Brown
Center Tp
Dora
Mrs. Berry Dickey
John Snedaker
Tom Vaughn
William St. Clair
St. Paul
Ollie and
Ella Marlin
Peppertown
J. W. Henry
Marshal Alexander
Brookville
McCall's Magazine
Nick Blank
Mrs. Martindale
Metamora
Morris Wenger
Otto Wessel
Stars
G. W. Gelvin
Milan
H. H. Kramer
Nick Volz
Mr. Roell
Morris
H. d. Kramer
James Kitts
Chattard
Adam Fehlinger’s
Callanod
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Engel’ Ss
Mrs. Adams
Mrs. Doll
Chas. Culver
George Ray and
Family
George Cook
Mr. Williams
Thomas Wilson
Beyer
Epworth League
Lafayette
Elma Starkana Babe
James Ray and
McCall's Bazaar
Ripley County
Decatur
Franklin
Music Teacher's National Association
Big Four
Put-in- Bay
Sandusky
Put-in-Bay
H. B. Krome
Harry Gelgin
Bower
Penntown
Joe Braan
B.A. Kramer’s
Robert White
Adam Feblinger’s
Frances Reibel
Jacob Speth
Nicholasville
John Meyers
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minn
Buffal Quon
Big
Tion
W.J. Lynch
W. P. Deppe
G.P
T. Agt
T. A
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