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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
3
Mrs Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bed wetting and urine difficulties for children and adults. She promises full instructions and no payment required and urges writing today for those troubled by this condition.
Community events list includes a June 10 Pentecost dance at the Fair Grounds and regular church services. Visitors and residents, including Sammons, Grow, Hertenstein, Uphouse, and others, are noted at Versailles Greensburg Osgood Marion Burney Terre Haute and Kammeyer graves. An old time Sunday school celebration is planned July 4 at Napoleon M. E. Sunday School.
Dr Wood of Greensburg attended a sick horse at Mr Messersmiths last Saturday. JOAN welcomed a baby boy by Jeff Williams and wife on June 3. Mrs Effie McKee and Mrs Virgil Minning of Newpoint visited Ambrose Hickman Saturday night. Edgar Davis spent Sunday with Pierce Alexander. Louis Goyert called on friends Sunday. Fred Dieckman and family of Batesville visited Sunday. Roy Hoyer and mother were here Sunday. Mr Brooks and family of Anderson are visiting relatives. Lafe and Ambrose Hickman delivered sheep to Wolf at Newpoint Monday. Mr Baas of Newpoint called on Joe Parmer Sunday. Mrs Clyde Parmer went to Newpoint Monday to visit Mrs Will Thomas.
Community dancers gathered at the Fair Grounds for a Pentecost event on June 10. Local residents make social calls across several households including the Schone, Meyer, Marticke, Beinke, Wessel, Borchelt, Bosse, Holle, and Haase families with various visits noted through the week.
Sunday events include Will Klueman and family Alfred Dieckman and wife with Miss Martha Siebert at Wm Dieckmans. Henry Peetz hosted a large crowd Saturday night. Albert Leuchtenburg funeral attended at Cros Roads. Fred Siebert Jr. welcomed a baby girl Saturday. Pat Corcoran of Cincinnati visited his wife and children. Henry Kops and Henry Peetz visited Will Siebert. Duhme family from Indianapolis visiting John Compart.
Dorothy M Schwier infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Schwier died Wednesday evening. Funeral held at Salem church Friday afternoon. Condolences extended by relatives and friends. Numerous local visits and Sunday gatherings noted among neighbors and relatives including the Bohners, Johnsons, Wengers, and Schwiers.
Gerhardt Nedderman road supervisor grades roads this week near Lookout. Henry Vogel Jr of Napoleon plans a visit to his parents near Adams church Sunday. John Nordloh and wife of Batesville visit Mrs Susan Flashmer. Henry Schierenbeck buys a gasoline engine from Home Co. Several attend Owl Livery Barn sale. Richard Kenath calls Batesville. Mrs Jaquet visits her daughter at Spades. Susan Fishmer does business in Batesville. Willie Werbach buys a cream separator from Maurice Volz. Walter Hanson visits Batesville Saturday. Herman Einhaus hauls hay this week. Edwin Graff of Manchester helps Henry Fillenworth drive cattle bought from P J Binder.
A grateful user of Sloan's Liniment reports relief from rheumatism, neuralgia, backache, and soreness after using a 25 cent bottle. The ad urges readers with these pains to buy Sloan's at any drug store for warming, soothing comfort.
The Hayti Threshing Club met in its annual session Saturday evening with president J C Dorrel in the chair. All present except one. Dallas Hoyer and lady friend and Zerl and Ruth Dorrel were at Morris Sunday. Virgil Clifford and Everett Wilson and Clarence Hutson visited Henry Serringhaus Sunday afternoon. Clint Wilson and wife visited her brother Wm Bultman and wife at Napoleon Sunday. Will Camesasca and wife and son Harold and Will Rennela and wife of Dunkirk visited here Thursday to see the former's parents and other relatives. They made the 110 mile trip in 5 hours returning Monday. Amelia Albrey and a lady friend visiting her grandparents Robert Uter and wife. Ben Johnson is at home farming for his mother. The 4 months old son of Will Schwier and wife died last Wednesday at 6 p.m. Funeral held at Salem Friday.
An ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a complexion remedy. It claims internal cleansing of the system improves skin and relieves the liver through bowel action. Suitable for all ages and available for 25 cents from druggists.
Mrs Luella Butler and son William, Dr and Mrs H G Nelson traveled to Rising Sun in Luellas new roadster. Fifteen autos carried visitors en route to Madison. Newton Hyatt and wife visited friends in Dillsboro and Indianapolis with their son Clyde. Roy April and wife from Cincinnati stayed with their parents.
Residents from Indianapolis and nearby towns visited neighbors including John Compart and family and Albert Siebert's family. Miss Carrie Schutte moved household goods to Christ Stuer's place. Funeral attendance noted for Wm Schwler's child at Salem. Ervin Wenning and wife visited Lawrence Kestler at Fink's church. John Hunteman and family passed through en route to Batesville. Charlie Camesasca and wife visited Frank and Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Ervin Wonning had dental work at Dr. Goyert. Threshing club met at Hayti school and Henry Schwier was elected president. Additional funeral attendance for Aug Leuchtenburg's child noted. Ervin Wenning and wife guests of Wm Menchhofer and family.
Several residents from our area visited Batesville on Decoration Day. Mrs Christ Schorling and her son called on friends there. Frank Meierle returned home after a Greensburg visit. Fred Schutter of Lookout stayed with his brother John and wife. Fred Luera and family visited Batesville. John L Schutter and wife with Lewis Bohlke and son joined Geo Garteman and family Saturday. Frank Meierle and wife spent a day with Peter Mang and wife at Batenville. Subscribe for the TRIBUNE.
New Salem residents Wm Bultman and wife visited Napoleon while Mrs Florence Dorrel called on Mrs Sherman Hutson. Several locals spent Sunday with Miss Fairy Cook and others. Delaw are county visitors Mr Renolds and wife and Wm Cam Pasasca with wives stayed several days. Rollin Hoyer and family visited, and Mrs Ella Camesasca and Mrs Clarence Hutson joined at Napoleon. Geo Schwier and wife attended a funeral in Osgood for Wm Schwier's baby. Tribune Job Printing Always Pleases.
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