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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1902

Page

8

Local Residents Visit Family Across Regions

The passage notes visits by several people from different towns. Bauers and in-laws from Indianapolis visited Gotlieb Peétz and family on Sunday. Harry Brockman from Batesville spent Sunday with relatives. Expressions of well wishes were exchanged for Flora's birthday in Flora. George Yorn from Indianapolis spent Sunday with his mother here.

Ba Bauers Indianapolis Gotlieb Peétz Family Sunday George Yorn

Warning on Kidney Cure Claims

An advertisement urges readers with kidney or bladder trouble to use Foley's Kidney Cure, claiming it cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases and noting sale by G. A. Baas.

Foley G. A. Baas

Local Happenings Highlight Regional Names and Travel

SHARPS CORDEE Misses Emma and Carrie Bauman and Tena Schomber and Walter Bauman called on Miss Lizzie Aldendorf Thursday evening. John Pohlman of Morris was here on business last week. Mrs Chas Cruza of Egypt and her sister from Cleveland passed through Saturday evening. Mr Roberts and Clara Wittkamper attended church at Spades Sunday. Miss Viola Hancock of Batesville visited Sunday morning. Tena Schomber was in Morris Friday. G W Osburn and Mrs Terry were at Ashton Sunday evening. Henry Schomber traveled to Morris Monday morning. Miss Alvina Aldendorf and her Cincinnati friend spent Sunday with home folks.

Emma Carrie Bauman Tena Schomber Walter Bauman Lizzie Aldendorf John Pohlman Morris Alvina Aldendorf Cincinnati

Arnica remedy praised in Old Town advertisement

In Old Town Virginia Bevill writes that Bucklen's Arnica cured their daughter's scald head and that the product is infallible for cuts, corns, and bruises. The ad notes the medicine is 25 cents at Baas' drug store and promises happiness to users.

RN. Bevill Old Town Bucklen Arnica Baas’ Drug Store

Local notes and visits populate quiet week in Sunman area

PRIN NTOwW Ln. Cut worms are damaging garden and field crops in this vicinity. Marie Stahley of Cincinnati spent Sunday with home folk. Ottie Thomas and family from Pipe Creek visited here on their way to Sun man on business. Dena Gable of St. Marys visited M. J. Stahley then headed to Cincinnati for work. Dick Glade and family of Spades attended church here. Gertrude Wippel works for Mrs. Erfman. Will Bower and wife visited Rev. Bower. Children Day at Baptist church drew a large crowd and lively program. Mrs. Peters of Sunman buried here Monday. Ruby and Wilbur Sunman at Batesville Monday. Local picnic at Morris drew large attendance. Charles Carpenter, working for Mr. Garvey near Spades, spent Sunday here. Dr Neufarth of Sunman checked on the sick.

Ottie Thomas Pipe Creek Sunman

Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad Promotes Health

An old newspaper ad hawks Dr King s New Life Pills to cleanse the system and improve digestion and appetite. It claims lively liver function and active bowels and cites a price of 25 cents at Baas drug store.

Dr. King Baas’ Drug Store

Bee stings threaten Nannie Beach as hive incident noted

The item notes Nannie Beach has been dangerously ill for days from bee stings received last Sunday morning while assisting to hive a swarm. Other local details mention rain aiding cutworms and a sermon by Bro Cordrey to a large audience. Joe Flint of Tanglewood was in town Saturday.

Bro. Cordrey Nannie Beach

Local News Briefs Highlight Accidents Visits and Weather

An angry incident left a woman injured after a dive and sting with serious head injuries. she is slowly improving. Capt A D Vanosdol of Madison visited his uncle Dennis Beach on Friday. Dr Brown and his wife joined him on professional business Sunday. Mrs T S Vawter recovers slowly from a fall and has not regained use of her arm. James Huntington family of Madison stopped by Sunday while traveling through town. Ertha Lindsay of Elm Corner visited Grace Orem Sunday. Mrs George May and daughter of Canaan called on winter last Thursday. Decoration crowds have been attending events. many were soaked Saturday.

Decoration Day Reflections and Local Localities

Residents move to Elrod join civil war veterans buried in Washington cemetery honored on Decoration Day. Local visitors include Major Cravens Johnson and Winsor from Versailles, Rev. C T Roberts of West Virginia, and Thos Parkes birthday surprise with a gathering of thirty five.

C. F. Dame Lawrenceburg Washington Cemetery John O. Cravens Grant Johnson Ben Winsor Versailles

Dr King’s New Discovery touted as cure for chest illnesses

Mrs A N Shields of Chambersburg Pa credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with her recovery after six months of hay fever and asthma. She says it cured her throat and lung diseases and recommends it as the safest cure for coughs and bronchial affections. Bottles at 50 cents and 1 09 with free trial offered at G A Baas drug store.

A. N. Shields Chambersburg G. A. Baas’ Drug Store

Rev Mohler to Fill Pulpit During Liddle’s Absence

Reverend Mohler will preach in the Methodist church while Rev Liddle is away, providing service leadership and spiritual guidance during the interim.

Mohler M. E. Church Liddle

Couples Named in Local Divorces and Transfers

Charles Ernest of Hoopeston Illinois to Della M Holman. John W Fowl of Napoleon to Rachael M S Meyers of Napoleon. George Meisberger of St Magdalene to Lizzie B Kirch. Jessie R Chandler 25 of Elrod to Stella Cowan 22. Jesse Humphrey 23 of Bellview to Phoebe Sandifor 19.

Charles Ernest Hoopeston Ill Della M. Holman John W. Fowl Napoleon Rachael M.S. Meyers George Meisberger St. Magdalene Lizzie B. Kirch Jessie R. Chandler Stella Cowan Elrod Jesse Humphrey Bellview Phoebe Sandifor

Kidney Cure Remark Cited by Oakville Resident

R A Gray of Oakville Indiana says ten years bedridden by kidney disease found no relief from top doctors until Foley's Kidney Cure. He claims the remedy, recommended to him, is a godsend and credits G A Baas for selling it.

R. A. Gray J. P. Oakville, Ind Foley G. A. Baas

Local Residents Attend Church and Visit in Town

Miss Bertha Kuert and Grace Sands and Messrs Barney Wolfe and Monroe Williams attended church at Middle Branch Saturday night. A large list of visitors from Batesville Indianapolis Greensburg and Cleveland spent time here. A church social by the Christian youth raised 25 dollars and 56 cents.

Bertha Kuert Grace Sands Barney Wolfe Monroe Williams Middle Branch The Christian Church

Letter from Salem man touts Foley's Kidney Cure

The letter from Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri describes five years of kidney disease with weight loss and poor health. After trying many remedies he attributes a complete cure to Foley's Kidney Cure and notes his current good health. The testimonial ends with a note that G A Baas sold the remedy.

Robert R. Watts Salem Foley G. A. Baas

Local Notes From Versailles Area Events

Peter Hostettler was released from the county jail on Monday. Atty. F. M. Thompson visited Madison last Tuesday. The high school graduation exercises were held Monday evening at the M. E. church with a large crowd. Florence Olmsted returned to Cincinnati to stay with her mother and Bessie Munger attended the commencement. A ball game drew many Versailles residents to Osgood and Rev. Liddle and wife left for Chicago for about a month.

M. E. Church Florence Olmsted Cincinnati Liddle Chicago

Local notes from Brewersville and nearby towns

Sunday memorial exercises attended by Brown Thackery and family of Balls town. Walley Brown to depart Bakersfield July 17. Ed and Gertie Waters of Hopewell guests of Benny and Zetta Alexander. Jacob Vankirk represents Baptist church at recognition services in Osgood. Perry N. Brown bought a three year old horse for 125 dollars. Flags placed on soldier graves by John Sammons and Robi Vankirk. Mrs. Edith Cox sang at memorial exercises. Master George Merritt visiting in Indiana. Mrs. Jacob Vankirk visiting Downeyville. Master Robert Gookins enjoying country life with grandfather Wm. Gookins. Charles Cook sold Red Polled calves at fancy prices. Magdalena Acher visited Nebraska Brewersville.

Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys

An old health advertisement explains kidney function and links systemic illness to kidney trouble. It warns that overwork harms blood purification and heart rhythm, claiming Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root offers cures and samples are available from pharmacies.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gel Harry Brockman Batesville Henry Meyer Flora Mr. Roberts Clara Wittkamper Spades Viola Hancock G. W. Osburn Mrs. Terry Ashton Henry Schomber Prin Marie Stahley Dena Gable St. Mary’s M. J. Stahley’s Dick Glade Family Gertrude Wippel Mrs. Erfman Will Bower Rev. Bower Baptist Church Peters Ruby Wilbur Sunman Charles Carpenter Mr. Garvey Near Spades Dr. Neufarth India REX Vtill Be Joe Flint Tanglewood Laura 8S. Webb Woman’s Democratic Clubs of Northern Ohio Cardus Cardui Mrs. Webb A. D. Vanosdol Madison Dennis Beach Dr.Brown James Huntington Ertha Lindsay Elm Corner Grace Orem George May Canaan BLROD Cort Schuman Norwood, O Leslie Mulford P.lodge Laura Jones H. W. Rheam Mr. Rochat Marble Corner W. W. McCoy C. T. Roberts West Virginia John A. Wise J. P Milan Lizzie Jordan Geo. W. Turner Lewis Ent Cross Plains Earl Stevens Parkes Aurora Hillenbrand & Mitchell CO Court House News New Point Arch Bohner Harry Minning Elwood Everett Dickey Gay Snedaker George Updike Tillie Huber Garfield Greene Decoration Day Harry Ennebrook Preacher Kennedy Greensburg Mr. Young Cleveland, O Lizzie Prell Cora Starks Eliza King John Snedaker Riley Mr. Tuttle Buffalo Roxanna Tingle and Son George Ray Lillie Tapmeyer Smyrna Elva Putman Mildred Jenkins Clarence Tolin Clyde Barnard F. Harding Florence Tolin Mary and Mae Green Tillie Kate Licet Henry King Doles’ Pond Peter Hostettler Russell Willson Osgood Atty. F. M. Thompson Robert Thompson Moore’s Hill Dallas Abbott Bessie Munger Delaware Walley Brown Bakersfield Cal Gertie Waters Hopewell Benny Alexander Zetta Waters Jacob Vankirk Baptist Church of This Place Prof Peter Holzer Frank Grow Perry N. Brown John Dean Rudolph Hertenstein and Sons Earl and Leslie Brewersville John Sammons Robi. Vankirk Ezra Thackery Sarah Thackery Edith Cox M. B George Merritt R. N. Scherer Mrs Mary Gosner Downeyville, Ind Robert Gookins Peter Gookins Tipton Ind Wm. Gookins Charles Cook TB Magdalena “Acher Rela Nebraska John Faeyer & Bro Bari Baby J. Weigel PrRop Herman H. Wessel Huntersville, Ind Johno Cravens Cravens Batesville, Ind Cravens & Cravens Walnut and Broadway Indiana Wallace Gampbell, D. D. Ss Greemann, Wilker & CO Kentucky John Dittus Henry Buschmann Third Street Central Avenue Grand Central Depot Ogtelephone J. W. Henry Frade-Mar Washington, D.C Lieber’ S Indiana Apolis Brewing Comp'y John Pfalsgraff Agt Portland Keepiile Bros Fifteenth St Cincinnati, O Oldenburg, Ind Jos. A
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