Sunman and Shelbyville Families Visit and Local Debate on Saloon
Mrs. Cora Hoff and children of Shelbyville visit her mother Mrs. Jane Osting. John Schuck goes to Sunflower Mississippi. John Minger moves his family into the H Kammeyer home. saloon debate cited as Greensburg proposals to rent John Diver property near the depot face council opposition. citizens discuss economic impact and county boom potential. local funerals and a family move to Daviess County noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hoff
Shelbyville
Jane Osting
Greensburg
John Diver
Ripley County
Decatur County
Free
Miss Clara Walsman Visits Cousin Anna Kette In Ohio
Cincinnati resident Miss Clara Walsman visits cousin Anna Kette on Sunday. Local residents enjoy a village gathering with family by Adams orchestra providing muse and a class address by Prof. K C Jerman Greensburg. Graduation exercises note Miss Bessie Meyers and Anna Lee Hickman among graduates with a flashlight photo souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Walsman
Cincinnati
Anna Kette
Newpoint
Bessie Meyers
Anna Lee Hickman
Adams’ Orchestra
K. C. Jerman
Greensburg
F.C. Baas
Eiva M. Puttman
Pleasant Park birthdays celebrated by Sophia Karl and Anna Wenning
Mrs Sophia Karl and Mrs Anna Wenning of Pleasant Park celebrated their birthdays Sunday at Mrs Karl's home with many relatives present. Guests from Batesville included Chas Shane and wife Clarence Greemano Della Schwier Walter Schwier and companions of George Meyer family. Fred Guenther bought a Jersey cow from Ernest Norwold last week. Harry Bultman and family of Batesville visited relatives here Sunday. News came of Frank Zimmerigan of Indianapolis killed by a street car, a well known figure locally. Mrs Albert Hoyer and daughter visited Mrs Louis Stockinger Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Karl
Anna Wenning
Pleasant Park
Karl
Chas. Shane
Clarence Greemano
Della Schwier
Walter Schwier
Friend
Batesville
George Meyer
Family Sunday
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Miss Anna Wetzler of Greensburg visits brother L A Wetzler and family. Dr T E Hunter and wife and Mrs Mary Stewart with daughter Gertrude spend Sunday with A B Wycott and family at Batesville, Gertrude staying for a weeks visit. Miss Dora Crandal visits Cincinnati and Newton Jackson with family attend Franklin commencement. Marriage licenses issued to Hilton S Horton and Carrie Bailey Milan, and Nottingham Wise and Lulu Weber Napoleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Hunter
Mary Stewart
Gertrude
A. B. Wycott
Batesville
Local visitors and church group note from Penn Tow
Miss Susan Stahley of Cincinnati visited home folks Sunday. Miss Lydia Wollung of Sunman called on Miss Gertrude Ratheiser. Dr. James Averdick of Covington Ky was a caller last week. Nellie Robinson and Fannie Hodges attended church in Sunman. Lutheran Ladies Society held its regular meeting. The Tribune notes neat work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Stahley
Cincinnati
Lydia Wollung
Sunman
Gertrude Ratheiser
James Averdick
Covington
Nellie Robinson
Fannie Hodges
The
Lutheran Ladies’ Society
Cincinnati visitors and local trips noted in weekly roundup
Oscar Westerkamp of Cincinnati visited Theo Fepkinofff last week and returned Friday evening. Ben Flodder and companion went to Greensburg Saturday. Joe Gehring and wife returned from Shelbyville after attending Carl Wroell’s wedding. Misses Gertrud and Louisa Burdick came home to Cincinnati Monday after a Sunday visit. Millie Haverkos visited from Cincinnati for Sunday with her parents. A city lady friend accompanied her. Joe Kirk Bennie Paul and Anthony Bosse traveled to Cincinnati Sunday. Mrs C H Kessing journeyed to Cincinnati Wednesday. Harry Burdick and several others planned Cincinnati travel Sunday. Misses Harbara and Anna Roth returned to Cincinnati Saturday morning. George Klein spent Sunday in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Westerkamp
Cincinnati
Theo. Fepkinofff
Joe Gehring
Shelbyville
Carl Wroell
Millie Haverkos
Henry Haverkos
City
Joe Kirk
Bennie Paul
Anthony Bosse
Harbara
Anna Roth
Charles Westerkamp, Sr
Josephine Ferkinhoff
Community Notes From Brookville Area Taake
John Ertel travels to Tipton to ship household goods and salvor fixtures to Brookville where he will establish his future home and open a business in the Burkhart bar room. The Ferkinhoff family mourns as Mrs. Josephine Ferkinhoff aged 74 dies of asthma. funeral at Holy Family church Oldenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ertel
Tipton
Brookville
Ertel
Josephine Ferkinhoff
Fasbinder
R. R
Holy Family
Oldenburg
Third Order of St. Francis
St. Mary’s Ladies Society
Hundred Dollars in Gold Spoof Ends in Barnyard Cure
Farmer Henderson loses ten gold dollars after his cow damages a flour measure and a horse swallows the windfall while he searches frantically. He buys Widow Bailey’s old white horse for a hundred dollars to appease her, then finds the money in his bandanna as he returns to the barn, ending the tale with a sharp wife remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. McClure
Henderson
Bailey
Tre
Hannah
Thor
South Dakota
Black Percheron Stallion and Black Spanish Jack Stud Dates
A black Percheron stallion nine years old, 17 hands, 1700 pounds, with many fine colts to his credit, will cover mares in 1909 from April 1 to June 30 at two northern Indiana farms on Mondays and Wednesdays and Fridays Saturdays. The Black Spanish Jack, fifteen hands, will stand 1909 at four miles south of Batesville on Fridays and Saturdays to insure a colt to stand and suck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pappenhausen
Mud Pike Church
Chris Rohlke
Stumke
My Place
Batesville
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Schuck
Sunflower, Miss
Mrs. A.bellmer
John Minger
H. Kammeyer
H. Busching
Mr. Minger
Franklin Township
Lewis Sieg
May Schafer
Mr. Schafer
Miss Schafer
Indianapolis
Ww. Green
Daviess County
John Parmer
Moores Gill
William Messersmith
Henry Koenigkramer
Amarette Parmer
A. Hickman
Naud Parmer
L. P. Hart
Mamie Parmer
Grandma Hickman
Anna Korte
Randolph Krieger
Florence
Hilda
Chas. Meyer and Family
Miss May Meyer
Anna Hickman
Ballstown
Fred Guenther
Ernest Norwold
Harry Bultman
Albert Hoyer
Louis Stockinger
Anna Wetzler
L. A. Wetzler
Newton Jackson
Thaddeus Underwood
Correct
Dora Crandal
Franklin
Hiltan S. Horton
Carrie Bailey
Milan
Nottingham Wise
Lulu Weber
Napoleon
Penn Tow
the Tribune
Ben Flodder
Lady Friend
Gertrud
Louisa Burdick
C. H. Kessing
Harry Burdick
Joe Vogelsang
George Klein
RR R.wold
Henry Brockman
Elizabeth
Conrad Brinkhoffe
Mulberry, Ind
Catherine Strasburger
Rose
Henry Kruthaupt
Wm. Pulskamp
Sam Henderson
M. Quad
Tribune
Kramer's Department Store
Billy Peasans
L. Schutter
Harry Schwier CO
W. A. Watson
Ind
Indiana
William Bruns
the Sanman Undertaker
Meyer’s College of Embalming
Oriental School of Embalming
Massachusetts College of Embalming
WM. Bruns
L. G. Combs, V. M. D
Batesville, Ind
John Dittus
E. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Kentucky
India
John H. Wilker & CO
Schultz
Wm. F. Krieger
Tam
Foley
Lieber’ S
Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y
Joseph Straus
Agt
Transuer
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank Ab
Ray Township
Ally
Anthony W. Waechter
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