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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
8
Small town items include promotions for Meyer’s lawn mowers and swings, Fehlinger Restaurant bread, First National Bank bonds, Steve Ensinger’s free turtle soup Saturdays, and new spring children’s wear at H. H. Kramer. Residents travel to Cincinnati Indianapolis and Springfield while local businesses expand offerings and services.
Eulogy-style poem marks the 1906 death of Anna K. M. Kroenke. Family notes her absence at home and laments the lost sunshine and care. Includes German lines expressing sorrow and faith in rest.
Readable items show residents traveling to Cincinnati and nearby towns. Dr James Averdick of Covington was a caller. George Holtel Jr a business visitor in Cincinnati. Herman Bessler and wife from Lawrenceburg visited a relative in Batesville. Mrs Theodore Ferkinhof visited relatives in Cincinnati. Tony Lux traveled to Cincinnati after weeks with relatives. Batesville Minor team beat Monarchs 29 to 6. Knights of St John drill for Jeffersonville turnout next Sunday.
Farmers plant corn as communities report visits and activities. Joseph C Stahley and family called on Batesville Sunday while Alois Dudley of St Peters conducted business last Wednesday. Michael J Stahley sheared sheep in Logan last week and several from the area attended Lawrenceville dance Thursday evening. Misses Carrie and Lizzie Schaler hosted friends Sunday. Gust Volz of Morris visited Frank Volz and family recently. Frank Robinson and family were in Batesville Thursday. Dr Vincent made professional calls nearby last week. Numerous locals attended Decoration Day exercises in Batesville. Miss Katie Ratheiser called at Sunman recently. kd Hornberger of Sunman visited our hamlet.
Brown Thackery and daughter Mrs Gookins called on Frank Wilson last Thursday and attended Batesville decoration exercises. Mrs Carrie McFerrell of Terre Haute visiting her sister. John Idlewine visiting relatives in Adams County. Rumor of dynamiting fish in the area. Frank Wilson recovering from rheumatism. Thomas Morris and wife returned from Indianapolis relatives. George Shane and son from Batesville moving milk for Napoleon creamery. Clint Wilson traveled to Napoleon. Clara Huneke celebrated her eighty sixth birthday with a crowd of young friends.
Mrs Dora Foster and children from Milroy visited last week. Families from Greensbury and Cincinnati guests of local residents. Children’s Day asked to attend next Sunday at 7 30 p m. Mt Aetna school plan discussed with Mt Retna transport proposal debated to keep both districts operating.
Mrs Andrew and family visit Sunoman. John Huber and others call on Brookville residents. Misses Maggie Sadie and Mabel Huber visit Oscar Huber. Jacob Risch and Earl Hornberger call on Christ Holzberger. John Hornberger conducts business at Lawrenceburg. Catechism class at M E Church to be examined by Rev E L Guth next Sunday at 10 am. all invited.
Spades Miss Lorena Gunter of Waldron is the guest of relatives here. Miss Daisy Ahring is spending a few days with relatives at Versailles. Attendees at Sun Brothers show in Batesville include John Hofmockel and family Louis Freyer and family Mrs Ed Franke and children Roland Robinson and son Willie Wm Gauck and family John Krummel and son Wm Walter Osburn and Walter Planalp. Miss Olive T Fitch is the guest of relatives in Cincinnati.
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