Local Social Notes and Small Travels
Henry Stockman and wife joined an excursion to Cincinnati Sunday. Mrs John Nordich and daughter Nora of Batesville visited relatives here last week. M Wiedeman traveled to Batesville Saturday. Henry Clemens and El Kneer are painting Jacob Behr s saloon. Mrs Fred Pohlar went to Greensburg Saturday. Miss Ida Wiedeman visited friends there Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stockman
Cincinnati
John Nordich
Nora
Batesville
Henry Clemens
el Kneer
Jacob Behr
Ida Wiedeman
Local Social Notes From Sharps Corner Area
C M Osburn visited Spades Sunday afternoon and Mrs Krummel stayed with her daughter Mrs Schomber for a week. Charles Crusa and A G Osburn of Pipe Creek passed through Sunday. Fred Beihi and sister Ollie of Versailles visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Sunday evening guests at Henry Wittkamper's included C M Osburn and wife and son George Bau man and sisters Lulu and Carrie, H Schumber and daughter Tena, Wm Rennekarmp, Geo Schumacher, Frank Huber and Hayes Osburn. The string band provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Krummel
Mrs. Schomber
Chas. Crusa
A. G. Osburn
Pipe Creek
Fred Beihi
Ollie
Versailles
Henry Wittkamper
C. M. Osburn
George Bauman
Lulu
Carrie
H. Schumber
Tena
Wm. Rennekarmp
Geo. Schumacher
Frank Huber
Hayes Osburn
Pleasant Park News: Local Visits and Family Illnesses
Pleasant Park reports a quiet midweek with the PLEASANT PARE Gotlieb Peetz and wife driving to Cross Roads last Wednesday. John Beck and family visited his brother Fred Sunday, who remains ill. Fred’s condition is noted as serious with measles affecting Emelia and Gusta Goerte miller who returned from Cincinnati to see him. George Hartig and Rosa enjoyed Greensburg sights Saturday. Mt. Aetna residents Henry and Ed Bornemeyer passed through Sunday. Rev. Flantz of Cross Roads visited the sick last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emelia
Gusta Goertemiller
Cincinnati
Fred
Terrible Explosion Burns Lady at Kirkman
A gasoline stove blast injured a woman in Kirkman. The wound festered, but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it. It treats cuts and sores and is sold for 25c at Baas drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. KE. Parmer
Kirkman
Bucklen
Baas
Morris Social Notes Include Indiannapolis Visitors and Travel
Miss Lizzie Selke of Indianapolis visits for a few weeks with her parents. Jacob Huber and wife of Lawrenceville were in town last week. Joe Dupps Alois Roell and Jacob Amberger head to Illinois for work with stone masons. Walter Fitch and Chris Bos visit Indianapolis. Frank Behlmer travels to Cincinnati for dental work. Salt machine oil and binder twine available at E R Behlmer's. Wr Goldsmith and son Emil spend Sunday with Chas Goldsmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Selke
Indianapolis
Jacob Huber
Lawrenceville
Joe Dupps
Alois Roell
Jacob Amberger
Illinois
Toe Stone Masons
Adams Church Weather and Local Movements
A rain with strong wind accompanied Saturday night activity. Fred Schutte finished sawing in Schorling's woods and moved his mill to Huneke's place near Ballstown. Miss Maggie Menchhofer joined Chas Gessert to Spades then Cincinnati train. Cordt Timike visited Batesville on business. Mrs Frank Levens and nephew John Bott of Cincinnati visited here and left for the city Sunday. Louie Timke went to Batesville to fetch his brother George. Dr Frank Horning of Hamilton Ohio and his niece Miss Clara Hornung visited John Menchhofer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schutte
Schorling
Huneke
Ballstown
Maggie Menchhofer
Chas. Gessert
Spades
Cincinnati
Frank Levens
John Bott
City
Frank Horning
Hamilton,o
Clara Hornung
John Menchhofer
Milam Thompson Seen Circulating Jenas at Versailles
The Versailles Can district reports Thompson of Milam circulating Jenas at a Friday gathering. The Hill District Orth League Convention held here Saturday was a success with sixty-two delegates attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Versailles
Orth League
Hill District
Local Social Notes From Hubble’s Corner and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Buckett of Hubble's Corner visited George Koenig and family Sunday. Gus Levy and wife with daughters Beulah and Jeanette returned Monday from Montgomery Indiana. Dr T R Veazey was quite sick with heart trouble last week. Mrs J H Connelley and children enjoy a visit with relatives at Dabney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Buckett
Hubble’s Corner
George Koenig
Family
Gus Levy
Beulah
Jeanette
Montgomery
Ind
T. R. Veazey
J. H. Connelley
Dabney
Local Briefs Reflect Light Weekend News
A mild Saturday night cyclone caused no serious damage. Rev Beach and family returned to Liberty after a two week stay with his parents. Sam Evans of Benham called here last Saturday. Emma Alfrey visits Versailles with Supt Chas Royce. Clara and May Peak visit Madison grandparents John and wife. Lizzie Demaree of Benham visits cousin Lulu Demaree. Large crowd attends Children Day services Sunday night. Mr Bliss and wife and Mr Edmondson and wife from Switzerland County visit Graves family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Alfrey
Versailles
Supt
Chas. Royce
Clara
May Peak
Madison
John Orem
Mr. Bliss
Mr. Edmondson
Switzerland County
Boston Man Finds Health with Dr King’s New Life Pills
A Boston man who recently married a ailing rich young woman is now happy as the pills restored her to perfect health. The ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and all stomach and liver troubles. They are gentle yet effective and cost 25 cents at Baas' drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dr. King
Elrod Lightning Strikers Defeat Rag-Time Nine 21 to 0
Versailles players led by Ed Hancock and Clyde May collided heads in a game ending in tragedy. Umpire Dr. R. T. Olmsted announced the fatality and the match concluded 21 to 0 in favor of Elrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hancock
Versailles
Elrod Lightning Strikers
Elrod
R. T. Olmsted
Clyde May
Local notes and plans from Versailles township
Miss Lilliam McCabe leaves for Indianapolis to spend the summer. Edwin Boldery returns from Moore's Hill and will enter the M E H Theological Seminary in Boston next fall. Sheen and Wilson build a dwelling on their farm. Supervisor John Conaway has the boys at work on roads. Versailles Normal students rest at home. A heavy wind blew last Saturday. A wedding is planned at Rev Henry Johnson's home next Sunday. Truitt of Milan won the contract to build the new brick school house for 875 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Boldery
Moore’s Hill
Mr. Boldery
M. EH. Theological Seminary
Boston
Henry Bob Johnson
Truitt
Milan
Seven Years In Bed Ended By Electric Bitters
Friends of Mrs. Pease of Lawrence Kansas recall she could not leave bed seven years due to kidney liver trouble and nervous debility. After three bottles of electric bitters she walked again and felt greatly improved in three months. The remedy helps headaches backache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness. Guaranteed satisfaction only 50 cents by G A Baas.
Versailles Couples Win Marriage Licenses In Local Notices
Marriage licenses issued to Corydon Laswell and Jessie Pearl Vawter of Versailles. Howard Aker of Friendship to Kate Licking of Cross Plains. Wm H Green to Victoria Walter of Sunman. Walter Schuman of Sunman visited with his parents here. Maggie Dickerson left for Cincinnati for a few days. Roy Harding and family of Osgood visited the St Nicholas hotel last Sunday. Mrs C H Thompson and Mrs Wm Will visited Osgood last Tuesday. A Friday ball game between the Normalites and town boys ended 20 to 13 in favor of the town. John Bassett arrived from the army last week. Lane McCoy of Osgood visited sister Miss Nola here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Laswell
Jessie Pearl Vawter
Versailles
Howard Aker
Friendship
Kate Licking
Cross Plains
Wm. H. Green
Victoria Walter
Sunman
Normalites
Versailles Band to Play at Osgood Fourth
Coroner Parkes of Elrod shakes hands with locals Sunday. The Versailles band is hired to furnish music at Osgood on July 4. A crowd enjoyed a ball game in Osgood Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wm Hunter visited Osgood that afternoon. Band boys gave a concert in the band stand Saturday night. A large bird dog attacked a paper carrier last Monday. it was shot after a chase. A social for Normal students was held at Prof Peters home. Ezra Halberstadt has returned home. Funeral services for Mrs Chas Creiger were held at the Baptist church and burial followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Osgood
Band Boys
Harry Thompson
Sam Smith
W. E. Peters
Chas. Creiger
Baptist
New Discovery Saves Child From Whooping Cough
Mrs W K Haviland of Armonk New York credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving her little daughter from a near fatal whooping cough and bronchitis after other remedies failed. The niece with advanced consumption also recovered fully. Describes the medicine as infallible for coughs and colds with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles and trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Washington Letter on tariff friction and political shifts
The State Department worries over Russian and Italian retaliatory duties under the Dingley act. Roosevelt hints at a Reed Platt presidential pathway, while rumors swirl about Peters replacing Evans as Pension Commissioner and White House sentiment denies change. Kansas delegates push for Evans removal, but sources call such claims a pipe dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
State Department
Russia
Italy
Gage
Europe
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Peters
Kansas
Washington
H. Clay Evans
White House
Evans
Home Gold Cure promises at home sobriety cure
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a safe pleasant at home treatment for drink habit. It claims no narcotics or nerve weakening, guarantees cure of obstinate cases, and offers full directions with a one dollar price and prepaid worldwide shipping. It targets wives and families to administer discreetly and promises physicians’ advice upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwin B. Giles & Co
Market St
Philadelphia
Bids Sought for Court House Painting in Hipley County
The Hipley County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for inside painting of the Court House with specifications on file in the Auditor's office. Bids due by 1 pm Tuesday July 2 1901. The board may reject any or all bids. Witness the official seal June 6 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Hipley County
Indiana
Court House
Robert. R. White
Ripley Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Wiedeman
Fred Pohlar
Greensburg
Gotlieb Peetz
John Beck
John Bauer
Brierdale
H. Dieckman
George Hartig
Rosa
Henry and
Ed Bornemeyer
Mt. Aetna
Flantz
Cross Roads
Morris
Walter Fitch
Chris Bos
Frank Behlmer
E. R. Behlmer
Wr. Goldsmith and Son
Emil
Chas. Goldsmith
Cordt Timike
Louie Timke
George
Milam
Mitchell
Rex
Sam Evans
Benham
Lizzie Demaree
Lulu Demaree
Essie Cowan
John E. Taylor
Johan Winsor
Frank Dickerson
Grant Johnson
Lilliam McCabe
Sheen
Wilson
John Conaway
Versaililes
Walter Schuman
Maggie Dickerson
Roy Harding
St. Nicholas Hotel
C. H. Thompson
Wm. Will
John Bassett
Lane McCoy
Miss Nola
Greemann, Wilker & Company
Parkes
Mrs. Wm. Hunter
Ezra Halberstadt
Roosevelt
Odell
Platt
Thomas B. Reed
Empire State
New York
Reed
Congress
New York City
Quay
Senate
John Meyer & Bro, Snr
Kentucky
John Dittus
Henry Buschmann
Third Street
Central Avenue
Grand Central
Reed Rocker
Union Furniture Company
Batesville, Indiana
Bruffalo
Rainbow City
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Chautauqua
W.j.lynch
W.J. Deppe
G. P
T. Agt
A.G. PL
T. A. Cincinnati
Joan O Cravens
Zom
Cravens
Batesville, Ind
Cravens & Cravens
Wallace Campbell, D. D. S
Greemann, Wilker & CO
Herman. H. Wessel
Huntersville, Ind
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