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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
7
The note highlights visits to Cincinnati for ice cream and sodas at Meyers and Gebrieg's bakery, trips by Alex Nusbaumer and John A. Hillenbrand, and visits by Frank Grossman, Anna Hirt, Rose Cicher, and others to Cincinnati friends. A Macedonian crowd came to work on a new railroad cut, and several locals traveled to nearby towns for games and social visits.
An all day outing and festival will be held at the fair ground on Thursday June 22 for the benefit and entertainment of the St Louis Catholic Church pupils and congregation and their friends. Various amusements will be provided with dinner and a supper from 5 to 7 30 p m. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend and support the event.
A collage of local notices includes Smoke Schorr 3 Pride of Cuba and Havana Blossoms at Meyers, sale bill printing, fertilizer from William Krieger’s Son, business trips to Cincinnati and Greensburg, a June 5 birth, summer wear at H. H. Kramer, Emma Ward visiting Weisburg, and Meyer's hardware riding cultivators.
Officers and members of Home Sweet Home Camp M W of A express sincere gratitude to Rev Gringer for his sermon at Sunday night decoration services. They thank Rev Giesen for his role, St Mark's Congregation for use of their church, and the choir and quartet for music. Committee.
Various goods including skirts at Kramer's, safety stoves at Meyer's, petticoats, shirt waists, plow shares, hardware, and coffee ads appear from local shops. Residents travel to Cincinnati and Indianapolis for visits, sales, and markets. Events include church activities, school terms, and decoration exercises scheduled in June.
Clarence Rose aged about twenty five, formerly of Batesville, died early Tuesday after a long illness. His widow Mrs. Rose died Sunday May 28. Remains to be shipped to Napoleon for interment soon. Franklin county appraisers Joseph Dudley ex sheriff and Frank Schepper attended Behrman property condemnation for the Big Four tracks with ex Judge Swift and John Brockman.
Nickel, shortstop for the Re-Serbs, sustained a broken nose while practicing with teammates near his home on Tuesday evening. A fast grounder took an awkward bound, striking the center of his face and knocking him unconscious for a few minutes before he was taken to Dr. Gibson for treatment.
Stockholders met at Nichol Hall Tuesday to organize the bank but faced a $30000 capital limit. A Wednesday meeting elected a board of directors including John A. Hillenbrand and John Meyer. T Sanders Orr named cashier. Hillenbrand president. Meyer vice president. Local stock sales to home residents were approved.
We must dispose of the following farms by July one fourth cash and balance to suit purchaser. We will furnish abstract and show a good title. This sale is due to lack of attention rather than funds.
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