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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1901

Page

8

Local Notes From Sharps Corner

Mrs Bauman resumes activity after illness Dr Eliott of Morris observed in the area Saturday Fred Aldendorf and family with sisters Alvina and Carrie attended Penntown Sunday school Grandma Beihl visited Pipe Creek Mrs Kate Osburn and Mrs Cora Osburn attended Penntown Sunday school H Wickemeyer and wife spent Sunday at Bauman's Vina Aldendorf of Cincinnati visiting here

Fred Aldendorf Alvina Carrie Penntown Kate Osburn Cora Osburn

Menchhofer Neighborhood Road Work and Local Happenings

John Menchhofer supervises road work with neighbors on the district four project. Fred Greve marries Sophia Eschmeyer at the bride’s mother's home. Flora and Margaret Menchhofer visit Batesville and Mooris. Mr and Mrs John Voege travel to Cincinnati to see sick daughter Ida. Cordt Timpke and wife attend Hubble’s cemetery. John and Arthur Menchhofer find a Mexican coin on their father’s farm. Will Schutte injures a foot on a nail and will be laid up.

John Voege Cincinnati Miss Ida John Arthur Menchhofer

Boston Man Bets on New Life Pills for Ill Wife

A Boston man credits Dr. King's New Life Pills with restoring his sickly wealthy wife to perfect health. The pills claim to cure jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and stomach and liver troubles. Sold for 25 cents at Baas drugstore.

Boston Dr. King

Local residents visit. Cincinnati and Illinois visitors return

Mrs. Kate Post of Cincinnati visits her parents Andrew Sitzman and wife. Mrs. Frank Letzler of Osgood and sister Mrs. Kirkwood of Paney Ill visit friends here, former residents glad to see them again. Henry Wiethe of Ballstown calls locally and is described as jolly. Mrs. Rev. Edrich and daughter Sophie depart for Louisville for a few weeks’ visit. Ed Dunn buys a new buggy. Ed Behlmer and wife of Morris visit Sunday. John Speth of Cincinnati visits his parents here.

Kate Post Cincinnati Andrew Sitzman Frank Letzler Osgood Kirkwood Paney Ill Rev. Edrich Sophie Louisville

Local Social Notes From Friday To Friday

James Garrison and wife spent Friday afternoon with Ottie Thomas and wife. Albert Pohlar of Sharp's Corner was in our midst Thursday. Mr. Kretzmeier of Lawrenceville was here Friday on business. Sam Mehrley and Jacob Garrison of St Paul called on the latter’s parents last Wednesday. Herman Grothuause transacted business at Sunman Saturday. George P. Huber sold his share in the threshing outfit to Charley Knecht recently. George says he is rich enough. Louisa Abplanalo returned home from Cincinnati Thursday after a week with relatives. Jacob Ablanalp traveled to Lawrenceburg Aurora Osgood and Napoleon last week. Mrs M Ablanalp is having four chicken houses built.

Sam Mehrley Jacob Garrison St.Paul George P. Huber Threshing Outfit Charley Knecht George

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised after gas stove blast

A Kirkman Iowa woman suffered severe burns from a gasoline stove explosion. N S Palmer reports doctors could not heal the wound, but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it. The ad claims it treats cuts corns sores boils bruises skin diseases and piles and sells for 25 cents at Baas drugstore.

N. S. Palmer Kirkman Bucklen Baas

Local visitors and area residents noted during Aurora stop

F M Hancock of Columbus Ind is visiting here. Frank McCabe and family from Indianapolis have been visiting relatives. Others in Aurora Thursday include J C Fleming and wife John Mendell and sister Della Cort Schuman and Thomas Parkes. Chas Stout livestock buyer of Dillsboro was in our midst last week.

F. M. Hancock Columbus, Ind Frank McCabe Indianapolis Aurora J. C. Fleming John Mendell Della Cort Schuman Thomas Parkes Chas. Stout Dillsboro

Moore's Hill College weeks begin with Epworth gathering

In Milan the commencement week at Moore's Hill College starts Sunday June 9 and runs to Friday. The Epworth league convention will be held here June 17 18 with about two hundred visitors expected. The M E church is being repainted for the event and T W Laws and C M Laws are each building homes on North Main Street along with nine more on the south side. A Milan vs Cincinnati Stars ball game ended 8 to Stars. The Milan brass band attended. A Masonic lodge special meeting June 26 aims to raise five candidates to Master Mason.

M. E Epworth League T. W C. M. Laws North Main Street Masonic Lodge

Sunday calls across neighbors referenced in brief items

Lillie Yorn and Laura Beck called on Sophia Dieckman and Sophia A hbr ing Sunday. Mrs. Meyer and son Albert went to Batesville one day last week.

Lillie Yorn Laura Beck Sophia Dieckman Sophia

Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Promises Free Sample Offer

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles including Brights Disease. It claims broad testing success and offers a free sample bottle and an informational book by mail to readers who mention this paper.

Kilmer Bright Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Lutheran Church Project Prompts Local Visits

Dr J Birchfield and family spent Sunday with Mr Wiedeman and family. Residents list activities and visits in Morris Sunman Wright's Corners Moore's Hill and Penntown as the congregation begins a church build and a Spades preacher held services at Penntown Lutheran church.

Dr. J. Birchfield Mr. Wiedeman Spades Penntown Lutheran Church

Seven Years In Bed Miracle Prompts Kansas Praise

Friends of Mrs. Pease of Lawrence Kansas report she could not leave bed for seven years due to kidney and liver trouble nervous collapse and debility. After three bottles of Electric Bitters she can walk again and feels like a new person. Women with headaches backache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting or dizziness may find relief. 50 cents. G A Baas sells.

Starks and neighbors gather across Mechanicsburg social scene

John Starks and wife visit Ed Metz and wife in Mechanicsburg. Rosa Moore of Batesville visits Mae Greene. Chas Goode of Indianapolis spends weekend with Randolph Starks family. Charley and Frank Greene join Clara Lehmkuhler and Etta Schwetman for a social visit. Cora Starks heads to Indianapolis. Picnic at Lange’s Grove draws young people. Greene and Hoff travel to Greensburg on important business. James Taylor and Clyde Barnard explore Mechanicsburg. Reverend Carmichael to preach at Christian church. Children’s Day planned by Christian S S for June 9 at 2 pm. William Jenkins and family move to former Dolen residence.

Pleasant Pair Relatives Visit Neighbors Sunday News

Henry Dieckman and wife and son Ervin of Greensburg visited here. George Beck and daughters of Batesville spent Sunday with his parents. Berman Dickman and sister Mrs Ahring went to New Salem to see sister Mrs Jake Gerhard. Gottlieb Peetz and wife called on Mr Menchhofer at Balls Town. George Yorn is home visiting his mother for a few days. Thomas and Rosa Hartig entertained many friends Sunday.

Henry Dieckman Ervin of Greensburg George Beck and Daughters Batesville Berman Dickman Ahring New Salem Jake Gerhard Gottlieb Peetz Mr. Menchhofer Ballstown George Yorn

Home Gold Cure promised to end drunkenness everywhere

An advertisement proclaims the Home Gold Cure a safe at home treatment for drunkenness. It claims a disease model, no poisons or nerve weakening, and easy use in tea or coffee. Sold for one dollar with full directions and physician advice on request, mailed from Philadelphia to any world address.

Epwin B. Giles & Co Market St Philadelphia

Local Visitors and Travels Reported in Town

Dr. Lewis, president of Moores Hill college, transacted business here on Tuesday. Miss Florence Olmsted of Cincinnati spent the past week with her parents. Howard Harper returned from Madison business college. Mrs. Julius Lane returned from Osgood Friday at her daughter Ed Curran’s bedside. May Dickerson is visiting old friends and relatives.

Dr. Lewis Moores Hill College Florence Olmsted Cincinnati Julius Lane Osgood Friday Ed Curran May Dickerson

Rexville News Briefs Highlight Local Life and Courtship

Rex vide reports Miss Alice Hunter returning from Cincinnati to live here. Cal Francis and Dell Horton wed Sunday May 26. Ed Hassmer of Chicago visiting friends. Rain hail and cold weather linger into spring. Will Avery visiting with the Bagot family. Nettie Horton due home from Pennsylvania. Local and surrounding visits noted with many towns mentioned. A ball in White’s hall draws a crowd and a cricket score of 15 to 6 on a Delaware vs Versailles game. David Harmon dies at Madison. A literary aside recalls Us Four and No More with the girls and boys tale. Mrs C H Wilson returns from Osgood. Marriage licenses granted to Greve and Eschmeyer, and Meyer and Kuhlman. Sarah Mosier sues Harry Johnson for breach of marriage contract. James Francis ill with measles. Josie Bovard visiting Emma Noyce.

New Discovery Aids Child Fought Whooping Cough

Mrs W Kck Havi land of Armonk New York credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving her daughter from a near fatal bout of whooping cough and bronchitis. Her niece with advanced consumption also recovered. The medicine is advertised as infallible for coughs and colds with trial bottles offered free. Bottles 45 and 1.00 guaranteed by G A Baas.

G. A. Baas

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Drug Stores

A Good Cough Medicine speaks well of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as druggists use it in their own families. Druggist J. Goldsmith of Van Etten New York reports five years of satisfaction and personal use for ordinary coughs and post influenza coughs. For sale by G. A. Baas and Bigney & Company.

J. Goldsmith van Etten N. Y G. A. Baas and Bigney & Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Bauman Dr. Eliott Morris Grandma Beihl Pipe Creek H. Wickemeyer Wife Bauman’s Vina Aldendorf John Menchhofer Dist. No. 4 Fred Greve Sophia Eschmeyer Flora and Margaret Menchhofer Mooris Cordt Timpke and Hubble’s Cemetery Will Schutte Henry Wiethe Ed Dunn Ed Behlmer John Speth Piph Crebe James Garrison Ottie Thomas Albert Pohlar Sharp’s Corner Mr. Kretzmeier Lawrenceville Herman Grothuause Sunman Louisa Abplanalo Jacob Ablanalp Lawrenceburg Napoleon Burod Albert Bushhorn Dr. Sales Rev. Groves Washington D. A. Pate Constable Steinmetz Versailles Maggie Cowen Milan Moore’s Hill College Cincinnati Stars Stars Mr. Pohlman Frank Wippel Lewis Richter Ella Bartling Jacob Miller Wright’s Corners Bischoff & Reuter Andrew Miller John Vogt Henry Ratheiser John Gutzwiller Harry Bartling Moore’s Hill Mr. Volz Frank Volz John Starks Ed Metz Mechanicsburg WNWE Rosa Moore Mae Greene Chas. Goode Randolph Starks Charley Frank Greene Clara Lehmkuehler Etta Schwetman Cora Starks Lange’s Grove John Greene Ed Hoff James Taylor Clyde Barnard Rev. Carmichael The Christian Church Ed Starks S. S William Jenkins West End Jas. Dolen Thomas and Rosa Hartig Bwundine John Meyer & Bro, Isg Howard Harper Madison Business College Rex Vide Alice Hunter Cal Francis Dell Horton Ed Hassmer Chicago Will Avery Mrs. Wm. Bagot Calvin Skeeh H. Willson Madison Lee Pendergast Everett Austin Mr. Graves William Bovard Gaff Rexvilleites Benham White’s Hall Delaware Boys Versailles Boys Delaware David Harmon Harmon Thomas C.H. Wilson Fred J. Greve August Meyer Emma Kuhlman Sarah Mosier Harry Johnson Cravens & Cravens James Francis Josie Bovard Emma Noyce Buffalo Kentucky John Dittus Henry Buschmann Third Street Central Avenue Grand Central Ohio Reed Rocker Union Furniture Company Batesville, Indiana Rainbow City Niagara’ Falls Niagara Falls Chautauqua New York W.j.lynch W.J. Deppr G. P. & T. Agt. AG Plst Tilk Hkir Joan Cravens Om S. Cravens Wallace Campbell, D. D. S Greemann, Wilker & CO Huntersville, Mnd
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