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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
5
Sunman widow Mrs. Charles Dunn died at her Pierce ville home Thursday night. Funeral services were held Sunday morning and the remains interred at St. Pauls cemetery. Several local residents and visiting relatives attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs of Indianapolis and Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander who is recovering from illness.
Miss Lucas from Warsaw visits her aunt Mrs House. Miss Elma Metz spent last Thursday in Greensburg with Miss Elizabeth Menzie. Mrs I J Isgrigg of Greensburg spent Thursday with her mother Mrs Burke. Miss Cora Starks returned from Indianapolis after attending auto races with Mrs Blainey of Madisonville Ohio. They traveled by Buick. Miss Bertha Kuert returns home from Cincinnati for a short visit with her mother.
A June wedding united Nellie Busch to George Sleighbaum at the Busch residence with a dance and merriment in Batesville area. The event followed by numerous social visits, neighborly calls, and local engagements reported from Jolly Square and nearby towns. The marriage licenses list George J H Schleighraum and Nellie M Busch among others.
Mrs. John Ferkinhoff visits relatives in Indianapolis. Geo Hirt comes from Muncie to stay with family for the summer. Many attend the funeral of John Holbert in Peppertown Sunday. Mrs. Jos Kreinest and daughter from Cincinnati visit friends here Sunday. A dance entertains at Geo Kirschner's home Wednesday. Win Tebbe offers a fine lot of young pigs for sale.
Geo. Osburn and Fritz Brumpter of Sharps Corner helped Henry Baas plant corn last week. Battling Price wedding drew attendees from the area at Penntown Thursday afternoon. Ed Poblar of Cincinnati visited his home folks for several days. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp hosted relatives and friends including J. Gahn and family of Cummingville and Carrie Stolberg of Oakley. Harry Greihn shared Sunday afternoon at Sunman following Thursday Sunman commencement.
Local notes list a smith shop opening by Charles Hahn on Jake Schumacher lot and many visits from Hayes Oshburn Sunman Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg and others. Births include three boys to Meyer Sunman Glade. basketball win 36 to 5. Purdue trip. numerous family and travel updates.
Miss Tassie Miller of Comfrey visits her uncle M J Stahley for the summer. Win Pohlar drives J C Stahley family to attend A L C A meeting in Osgood. Misses Rohink Mosmeir work at Price House Lagman for an undefined period. Maria Susan Stahley Tassie Miller and Elizabeth Laywell arrive for Clara Stahley graduation ceremonies. A crowd attends Sunman commencement. Mrs Mary Rohuk of Cincinnati visits and attends local exercises. Michael Stahley sister Jose and Tassie Miller visit Maude Adkins Sunday.
German Hueneke visited Lookout on Friday while Henry Mang traveled to Versailles on Monday. Several families, including Prakel, Schutter, Schut ter, and Huneke relatives, visited each other across Batesville Indianapolis New Point and Lookout. Horse trades and losses are noted as Mang bought a two year old horse and Garteman lost a four year old horse last week.
Wesley Stockinger of Rushville and wife visit his parents. Miss Carrie Thackery leaves for Terre Haute to attend school. George Bergier moves his family to a local farm last Tuesday. Visitors include John Norwold and wife and Marie Beck of Swedenburg. Several locals visit Pred and Conrad Narwold. Miss Ida Hawking near Batesville visits Louisa Narwold. The week’s visitors to Mrs. Wm Menchhofer include several named ladies and families. Mrs Henry Schwier and Elmer Spark return from New Castle. H Fruchtricht, working at Rushville, visits home folks. Claud Dorsei on sick list. Dr Martin of Batesville treats him. Bertha Stockinger, teaching near Marion, Ind., visits home.
Real estate listings describe multiple properties for sale or rent near Batesville Oldenburg and Clausheide addition. Properties include two story frame houses on various streets, farm acreage from 12 to 90 acres, several lots with mats and outbuildings, and prices ranging from 480 to 8 500 dollars. Some parcels specify cellars cisterns and fruit trees.
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