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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
5
Bale long list of local visitors and social events from Batesville and nearby towns. Residents and guests appear from Eureka Los Angeles Cincinnati Greensburg Lawrenceburg Indianapolis and other communities. Highlights include visits, anniversaries, a fire at Cook's livery barn and Milan Sunman baseball game.
Spades Miss Anna Gunter of Cincinnati visited home folks here for the weekend. Fred Lambert and family visited relatives at Batesville Thursday. Joseph Vowel and family from Cincinnati moved into the rivers property last week. Mrs Henry Nieenstedt of Mirroy called on relatives Wednesday. Mrs John Stolz and daughter Mary went to Covington Kentucky Thursday to visit relatives. Miss Clara Sand of Morris visited friends Sunday. Miss Alice Reidenaur of Weisburg was here Saturday morning. Mrs Wm Golden of Indianapolis visiting her parents. Mrs W H Fitch spending a few days at Indianapolis. Lewis Freyer and family spent Sunday with relatives near Lawrenceville. A number from here attended decoration services at Batesville Saturday. Sheridan Osburn of Mattoon came Saturday to attend funeral of his uncle Wm Osburn at Grookville. Mrs C S Brown of Cincinnati spent Sunday here with relatives.
Many remarkable cures of stomach troubles have been effected by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. No man who had spent over two thousand dollars for medicine and treatment was cured by a few boxes of these tablets. Price: 25 cents. Samples free at Baas & Schultz's Batesville Bigney & Co. Sunman.
Henry Pohlman Jr and Lewis Bohtke were callers Sunday morning at Lookout. Mrs Mary Burst of Tennessee visits her brother John L Schutter and Mrs Fred Schierenbeck and daughter. Ella Mrs Louis Fichtner and mother-in-law of Batesville were here with relatives. Win Bernard and family spent Sunday at Henry Pohlman's.
Abraham Hirown of Winterton New York recounts doctors misdiagnosing his illness as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver ailments. After trying Electric Bitters per his wife advice he credits one bottle with restoring his health and notes the product is guaranteed to cure blood poison weakness and digestive and kidney issues by Baas Schultz druggists at 50 cents.
It is a remedy note promoting Chamberlain's Pain Balm to relieve rheumatic pain. Claims lasting relief and possible cures, noting it aids sleep and rest even in chronic cases. Mentions 25 and 40 cent sizes sold by Baas & Schultz.
Dr J R Pate and wife visit Chicago relatives for several days Miss Mary Pate visits parents at Dillsboro Kate Thornton remains ill Thomas Thompson and wife attend Madison memorials Mrs Henry McKittrick of Elrod shops here Merle Levy of Moores Hill visits parents Jesse Jarvis of Dillsboro calls here Leona Bruce visits Aurora relatives Mrs Frank Jones and child of Seymour visit Ed Wood family Rev C W Gilstren of Dublin visits friends Hon Nicholas Cornet of Lawrenceburg Hendricks Steinmetz of Versailles in town Bud Bruce visits Mamie Smith at Friendship
A round of visits and social events fills Brightwood and surrounding areas. Notables include Miss Lizzie Bedel with Mrs Schroeder in Bates, Carrie Harvey securing a wholesale position in Cincinnati, and a string of relatives gathering for birthdays and weddings. Community members travel to Cincinnati and Indianapolis for family occasions and medical or professional events.
County Surveyor Walter Fitch attends commissioners court. John Dean of Shutters Corner and Mike Bohland of Batesville visit on business. Fred Jordan of Old Milan and M. R. Connelley of Batesville attend. James M. Singer and wife visit son Clarence at Osgood. Will R. Griffith and wife visit Henry Heimsath at Locksprings. Wm. Cook trustee of Franklin Jr. attends court. Albert Willson and family visit near Hanover. Versailles creamery opens with milk supply. A. B. Wycoff returns from Oklahoma. John A. Hunter Everett Brown Lewis A. Lee and A. B. Thompson in Cincinnati. Wm. Bebee named janitor of the courthouse. Florance E. Hensley of Cincinnati to Gertrude Barricklow of Milan. William M. Barnhorat to Rosalia Catherine Josephine Meyer in Batesville.
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