Pleasant Park News Roundup Funeral and Visits
Pleasant Park residents note the funeral of Mrs Meyer at New Pennington on Tuesday. Henry Siebert John Sarringhausen and Harry Busch visited Batesville Sunday. Mr Pohlman of Indianapolis visits Fred Siebert family. Henry Peetz sore hand for a week. Albert Siebert Cross Roads spent Sunday with kin. Neighbors gathered Monday night at Herman Dieckman’s to celebrate Sophia Ahring’s birthday with games and supper. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised by Geo Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Siebert
John Sarringhausen
Harry Busch
Batesville
Herman Dieckman
Sophia Ahring
Sharps Corner Social Notes from Penntown and Morris
Henry Abplanalo of Cincinnati visits his parents for several weeks. Dedicatory services draw locals to Penntown. Young people attend Bischoff's Thursday. John Pohliman of Morris visits on business. Aldendorf sisters from Cincinnati stay with relatives. Mary Wittkamper returns to Cincinnati after a visit. Mrs. C M Osburn trips to Morris. Henry Wittkamper conducts Morris business. Wm Volz and wife of Egypt visit. Advertisement urges purchase of Cham berlains stomach and liver tablets at Baas drug store priced 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Abplanalo
Cincinnati
Mary Wittkamper
Local Visitors and Camp Life Near Laughery
Bilrod residents host Dover visitors Miss Grace Cain and siblings. Jamies Kat and Louis Kat travel to Cross Plains on business while Wm. Dixon visits from Madison. Families attend the Osgood Fair and many join camps along the Laughery two weeks. Link Blair and wife from Seymour join the camp. T. C. Parkes goes to Versailles. Robt. Skeen from Versailles was here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughery
Link Blair
Seymour
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Gentle Cure
Copy advert promises Dr Kings New Life Pills cure various digestive and health complaints with gentle thorough action. Sold for 25 cents at Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Penntown Visitors and Church Dedication Highlight Town
John Hangenmeyer of Cincinnati stayed with his father in Penntown. Mrs. Huggler and Miss Louisa Abplanalp visited relatives in Cincinnati and Spades. Merkel and Elsie traveled to Sunman for business. Gertrude Wippel works for Mrs. Wuest in Spades. Ed Wolming and wife visited Sunman. Wm. Miller of Spades called on friends. Harry Hangney and son from Sunman plaster for Mr. Volz. The new Lutheran church was dedicated with large crowds and morning and afternoon services. brick, well furnished, a credit to the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penntown
Local notes and threshing reports from the region
Jacob Zinns and Lew Wittkamper thresh with a new Huber outfit. Rona Bischoff visits friends here Friday and Saturday. Lew Rennekamp and wife visit from St Peters. Henry Gabel visiting Cincinnati. John Zins breaks engine on the Michael Hill blocking the road. H R Osborn aided threshers Friday. Wm Volz and wife visit St Peters. Bertha Crusa visits relatives at St Marys. Wim Hildebrand and General Garfield win oats cradling at Lookout Inn. Ed Ertel of Cincinnati visits his uncle. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for coughs and colds. sold by G A Baas and Bigney & Co.
Visits and social notes from local towns
John Scheib and wife from Ft Wayne visit relatives in the area. Mrs John Nordloh and daughter from Batesville stop by Jake Behr's. Joan Federle returns to Cincinnati after a week here. Will Thomas of Milan drops in Monday. The Lutheran church held no service due to a new church dedication. Miss Kate Baas of Batesville visits relatives. Young people attend a ball in Sunman. Lewis Myers heads to Seymour to make his future home. Mrs J Schmidt of Clinton visits Tuesday. Tony Hassmer of Lawrenceburg visits Tuesday. Edward Retzner and companion take an excursion to Cincinnati Sunday. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by T Robinson of Loomis Michigan. sold by G A Baas Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman at 24¢ per box.
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Tam
Chamberlain
T. Robinson
Loomis
Mich
G. A. Baas
Batesville, Bigney & Co
Sunman
Madison News Briefs Include Local Visits and Sales
Anna Belle Alfrey returns to Madison for work while John Shadday visits from Switzerland County. A buggy sale at Tony Powell's drew a large crowd last Saturday. A cream supper at M. Vawter's Tuesday evening was a success. Chesley Sheppard bought mules from Rob Burton. Chas Shelp and son visited Ha ney's Corner. Wm Hinds purchased the Earnest Orem property east of the church and a Greensburg man bought Earnest Osburn's farm. Osburn bought Mr. Kinnett's farm a mile south. The one year old twin daughter of Frank Black died of cholera infantum. burial at Shelby cemetery. The Black family has sympathy from all.
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Wm. Hinds
Earnest Orem
Greensourg
Earnest Osburn
Mr. Osburn
Mr. Kinnett
Frank Black
Shelby
Mr. Black
Montana
Local Folks Visit and Play in Nearby Towns
Versatlles notes visitors and residents in Sharpsville and surrounding areas. Russell Wilson remains feverish in his room. Olive Harper visits relatives here. Mrs. Olmsted is ill after a recent operation. Senator Guthrie and T F E Day were in town. About seventy campers near Henry Hofferkamn's Laughery Creek. M Thompson conducted business at Cross Plains. Presbyterian Sunday school held a picnic on the grounds north of town. Myrtle Adkins and Gay Kitts of Osgood were in town. Rolla, Frank and Grace Cain of Dover Kentucky gave a musical at the Presbyterian church Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla, Frank
Grace Cain
Dover
Presbyterian Church
Court House News transfers listed
Plaford Brown transfers property to Stella Hawkins in Versailles. Reinolt Huber conveys to Rosa Stollman in Morris. Wm D Wilson transfers to Mary A Grace in Osgood. Edwin C Smith deeds to Lorenz Marshall in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaford Brown
Mandville
Stella Hawkins
Versailles
Reinolt Huber
Rosa Stollman
Morris
Wm. D. Wilson
Mary A. Grace
Osgood
Edwin C. Smith
Lorenz Marshall
Delaware
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Claim of Marvelous Cure
An advertisement proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as superior for piles burns boils corns felons ulcers cuts scalds bruises and skin eruptions claiming 380 years of proven cure at 25 cents. It urges buyers to compare with other salves and visit Baas’ drug store.
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Baas’ Drug Store
Women Suffer Kidney Trouble Says Swamp Root Remedy
The advertisement asserts kidney and bladder troubles affect both genders and diminish vigor and cheer. It promotes Swamp-Root from Dr Kilmer & Co as a remedy, available in fifty cent and one dollar sizes with free sample by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Local social notes from Batesville and nearby communities
Cincinnati visitor Joe Asberry returns home after visiting uncle Fred Niemeyer. Batesville natives Circe Henry and Ella Walker visit friends and relatives while others attend the festival and a dance in Batesville. A Cincinnati ball club visits Rossburg, losing 20 to 6, and church services are announced for next weekend conducted by Rev Goodnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Asberry
Cincinnati
Fred Niemeyer
Big Four Excursion Rates Offer Wide North South Routes
The Big Four Route announces very low rate home seekers excursions to multiple regions including north south south west west and north west. Selling dates are August 5 19 September 2 and 15. For full information contact Big Four Route agents or the undersigned Warren J Lynch Gen Pass and Ticket Agent and W P Deppe Asst Gen Pass and Tkt Agt Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Warren J. Lynch
W. P. Deppe
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Pleasant Park
Mr. Pohlman
Indianapolis
Fred Siebert
Henry Peetz
Albert Siebert
Cross Roads
Bone Folks
Foley
Geo
Baas
Sharp
Bischoff
John Pohliman
Aldendorf
Wm. Volz
Egypt
Bilrod
Rolla
Frank Cain
Miss Grace
Dover, Ky
Jamies
Louis Kat
Cross Plains
Wm. Dixon
Madison
Enoch Peters
Frank Blair
Columbus
Clara
Edna Schulte
Newport
Kky
T. C. Parkes
Robt. Skeen
John Hangenmeyer
Louisa Abplanalp
Merkel
Elsie
Gertrude Wippel
Mrs. Wuest
Spades
Ed Wolming
Wife
Wm. Miller
Harry Hangney and Son
Mr. Volz
Laura S. Webb
Woman’s Democratic Clubs of
Northern
Ohio
Cardus
Cardui
Mrs. Webb
Hgypt
Jacob Zinns
Lew Wittkamper
Huber
Rona_ Bischoff
Sharp's Corner
Lew Rennekamp
St. Peters
Henry Gabel
John Zins
Michael
H.R. Osborn
St. Peter's
Bertha Crusa
St. Mary’s
Wim, Hildebrand
Garfield
Ed Ertel
Bigney & Co
John Scheib
Ft. Wayne
John Nordloh
Jake Behr
Joan Federle
Will Thomas
Milan
Kate Baas
Lewis Myers
Tony Hassmer
Lawrenceburg
Edward Retzner
Lady Friend
Rexv Tle
Anna Belle Alfrey
John Shadday
Switzerland Co
Tony Powell
M. Vawter's
Chesley Sheppard
Rob Burton
Chas. Shelp
Little Son
Haney's Corner
David Shockley
Aina Peak
Versatlles
Mort + McCoy
Sharpsville
Russell Wilson
Olive Harper
Guthrie
T. F E. Day
Henry Hofferkamn
M. Thompson
Presbyterian Sunday School
Myrtle Adkins
Gay Kitts
Court House News
FATR
Batesville, Ind
Coach
Norman
Chas. Decker
New Poor Inn
Little Circe Henry
Jennie Starks
Wilt McKim
Harry Black
Greensburg
Ella Walker
Henry Hadler
Lysaght
Minnie
Henry King
Garfield Greene
Etta
Dora Schwetmann
Messrs
Frank Greene
Joe Schorr
Mary and
Mae Greene
George Ray
John Clark
John Greene
Ida Hoff
Frank Thackery
Brookville
Rossburg
Sue
Ruth Williams
Circe Harding
New Pennington
The
Christian Church
Rev
Goodnight
Schafer & Bohland
Pearl ST
John Hammerle
Walnut Street
John Q. Taavens
Ind
O. S. Cravens
Cravens & Cravens
J. Weigel
PROP
Wallace Campbell, D.D.S
Greemann, Wilker & CO
Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Ind
J. W. Henry
Portland
Koepfle Bros
Fifteenth St
Cincinnati, O
Oldenburg, Ind
Jos. A
Lieber’ S
Ee Apolis Brewing Comp'y
John Pfalsgraff
Agt
Cela
Indiana
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