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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1903

Page

5

Local Notes and Notices From Versailles and Nearby

Adolph Cook moved from Brookville on Tuesday and John Meyer attended commissioners court at Versailles this week. Fred Mozer and Joan Pfalsgraff visited Cincinnati No. 34 on business Wednesday morning. Harry Gelvin returned from Indianapolis Monday morning. Keepsie Brothers lay a concrete foundation for John Nickel's two story hollow concrete building. John Connelley, away for years, returned Sunday night. Paperhanging and Painting offered by H. H. Skramer and John Wilker. Ed Schmidt and wife spent Sunday in Sunman. they were caught in the rain but fine. Mr. Morgan says he will do no more talking for publication. this refers to the New York financier not the Alabama senator. Joe Cook of Shelbyville helped his father Geo. A. Cook and searched for work near Sunman Weisburg and other places. Mail directed to Miss Arbo Home Chas. Alceste and D. McCallum will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not claimed by June 15, 1902. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended for poor appetite and dull meals. available through G. A. Baas Batesville Bigney & Co. Sunman. Memorial services postponed from Tuesday June 9 to Tuesday June 16 at the K. of P. hall. Knights of Pythias and families urged to attend. COMMITTEE.

K. of P. Hall Knights of Pythias Castle Hall No. 255

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted For Common Ailments

An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the remedy for burns cuts sores eczema and piles with quick soothing relief. It emphasizes frequent street accidents and recommends purchasing 25 cents at G A Baas’ Drug Store.

Bucklen G.a.baas

Pentecost Visitors Spent Day With Wachsman Family

On Pentecost Monday a party from Batesville led by Leo Kirschbaum and family visited Fred Wachsman and his relatives. Fourteen visitors enjoyed a social day with ample food and entertainment but heavy rain swelled the creek, delaying their return until Tuesday morning when crossing became possible.

Batesville Fred Wachsman Leo Kirschbaum Cody Kirschbaum Mary Wachsman Amanda Cramer Charley Wachsman

Local notes from Newpoint and surrounding areas

Residents spread across towns with family visits and births. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Hoyer on June 3. Miss Alta Gelvin visits home folks. Gail Moore and wife visit Ris ing Sun relatives. Henry Siebert and wife from Shelbyville spend a weekend here. George Meyer and wife attend a funeral in town. Fannie Connell ey and brother John plan to move to Batesville.

Beveridge Highlights The World's Debt To Methodism

Senator Albert J Beveridge presents a notable address at the Wesley Bi Centennial in Indianapolis praising Methodism's broad charity, education work, and social reform. He cites Lincoln letters, education gains, and the union of faith and works as the world's debt to the church.

Indiana Denison Hotel Indianapolis Albert J. Beveridge Meridian Street Methodist Church Christ

Notice to Teachers May Teacher License Exams at Osgood

The May examination for applicants seeking a teaching license will be held in Osgood Indiana. Royce County Superintendent.

Osgood Indiana Royce

Turmoil over Dem presidential nomination gains little chance

The piece argues the Democratic nomination scene is in turmoil though the eventual nominee has no real path to victory, suggesting futility in the contest and questioning the impact of the ongoing struggles.

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Adolph Cook Brookville John Meyer Versailles Fred Mozer Joan Pfalsgraff Cincinnation No. 34 Harry Gelvin The Keepsie Bros John Nickel John Connelley H. H. Skramer John Wilker Ed Schmidt Sunman Morgan New York Alabama Joe Cook Shelbyville Geo. A. Cook Weisburg Washington, D. C Arbo Chas. Alceste D. McCallum P. M Chamberlain G. A. Baas Bigney & Co Dr. Ziteke Newpoint Chas. Hoyer Salt Lake Gail Moore Rising Sun Henry Siebert George Meyer Cincinnati Mrs. Messersmith Fannie Connelley Milan John John Wesley Senator Albert J. Beveridge Methodism Wesley Rowland Hill Charles Wesley England Church of England Miles France Burke Wordsworth Coleridge Lincoln Methodist General Conference Methodist Church Beveridge Roy Protestant Church Jesus Senator Beveridge Dr. King John Nickol Pres. Board of Trustees Sarah W. Curtis Lee, Mass St. Mark’s Church St. John’s Church Huntersville Jim Jjim Beton Lovisz E. Hosan Charles J. Doll Ene Oc. A.snow & CO Washington, D.C Lieber’ S Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y John Pfalsgraff Agt Kentucky John Dittus Henry Buschmann Third Street Central Avenue Grand Central Depot Ohio Issie Jupiter Cross Roads H. F. Brockmom Bolesuile Hamilton and Bradley Milwaukee J.n.pohlman Morris, Indiana Herman H. Wessel Huntersville, Mnd
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