Local Notices and Developments In Batesville Area
Millet seed at Walsman s. Smoke Short s Havana Blossoms. Attend Lawn Fete at Cross Roads June 19. P Boerstler launches new bicycle line and supplies. Borxn To Henry Kortum and wife a daughter on Sunday June 8. Ed Trennepohl in poor health. Jacob Schumacher of Morris in town on business. Misses Flossie and Toca Ward visit Weisburg relatives. Fred Koepfie to Cincinnati for cement work in Ohio. One million use White Mountain Refrigerators Hillenbrand Mitchell Co. sells them. July patterns arrive loose coats with Japanese strap sleeves and seam details. A H Kramer. Miss Lela Hall returns to Rising Sun after millinery work in Batesville. Vehicle owners urged to paint via patent process prices listed. Dr Furgeson of Indianapolis, governor Durbin s representative, in Batesville to study smallpox. report pending. George Bessler to rebuild with new prick building and 60 hp boiler for 110 hp total. veneer sign $1000. rotary cutter to operate in new mill. project aimed to boost Batesville industry.
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George Bessler
Batesville
Town notes and notices from Batesville and Cross Roads
Community items include Dr Zueke called to Newpoint on Monday. Hacks depart Cross Roads on the 19th at 6 30 and 7 15. Batesville School Board adds John Gaucka. fire company age rule stays at 21. Ditch digging and water works progress to protect against fires. Batesville Fair adds a side dance hall expansion with restricted main hall access. Yard goods sale and buggies wagons offered by local dealers.
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Batesville Fire Company
Notice of Dissolution of Schrader & Krieger
Schrader & Krieger dissolved. H F E Schrader takes control of hardware while William Krieger runs farm implements and machinery. Businesses operate from the old stand. Creditors and associates urged to settle by June 14, 1902.
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Schrader & Krieger
H. F. E. Schrader
William Krieger
Memorial Service Route For Woodmen Camp Meeting
Home Sweet Home Camp Modern Woodmen members meet at Lehlemkuehler hall at 3 30 p m Sunday June 15. They march with Eure ka Brass Band along Walnut First North Main North West Catherine Brookville Road to German M I cemetery for ritual services at Neighbor W T Greemann s grave and honor Neighbor John Morgan buried in Savannah Ga. After return to the hall a memorial sermon at St Mark s church by Rev Long is offered, all are invited.
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Home Sweet Home Camp Modern Woodmen
Lehlemkuehler
Eureka Brass Band
Hall
Walnut
First
Main
Catherine
Brookville Road
Smoke Schorr's Havanna Blossoms Rooms To Rent
Local notices mix ads and civic updates as Greensburg and Batesville report business visits. A stage show, clothing sales, and nautical news mix with roadwork delays, wage disputes, and a town board tabled annexation proposal reflecting local concerns and party dynamics.
Memorial Service of Knights of Pythias Held Tuesday Night
The Knights of Pythias memorial service drew fair attendance despite limited advertising. St Marks Church quartette and Emily Duhme provided music while D McCallum spoke and Carrie Gelvin gave an oration. George W Gelvin read an original piece as M R Connelley delivered closing remarks. Four empty chairs symbolized deceased brothers Foley Morgan Wachsman. Service lasted about an hour and a half.
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Knights of Pythias
St. Mark’s Church
Clara Lehmkuehler
Lizzie Duhme
Messrs
Gotlieb Mozer
Charley Green
Emily Duhme
D. McCallum
Carrie Gelvin
George W. Gelvin
M.R. Connelley
Knights
Foley
Michael
Morgan
Wachsman
Local Ads and Notices Highlight Lawn Fete and Services
Scouring done by Mehlon the tailor and repairs at Walsman. Piano or organ inquiries to Philip Boerstler. Sheriff Voss seen eastbound Tuesday morning. Fortland cement at Keepsie Bros for $8.00, telephone 41. Lawn fete at Cross Roads on June 19. Four passenger lawn swing priced at $4.98 from Hillenbrand Mitchell Co.
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Fortland Cement
Keepsie Bros
Hillenbrand & Mitchell Co
Uncle Tom's Cabin screening on the commons near church
A showing of Uncle Tom's Cabin is planned for June 12 on the commons by the Catholic church with admission set at 20 cents. The notice notes local civic events and recent happenings in Batesville and Metamora.
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Catholic Church
St Mark's silver tea fundraiser announced for June 12
The St Mark's congregation invites all to a silver tea on June 12 at St Clair's hall. A pleasant program and refreshments will be provided. Proceeds go to church benefit and attendees aid a good cause.
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St. Mark’s
St. Clair’s Hall
Lawn Fete at St Pauls Church Cross Roads June Nineteenth
The Young People'S Society of St Pauls church Cross Roads announces a Lawn Fete on June nineteenth inviting neighboring societies and the public. Hacks will depart from Baas drug store at 6 30 and 7 15 p m returning about 1 p m. Fare four cents. Refreshments will be served and a pleasant time expected.
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Young People’s Society
St. Paul’s Church
Cross Roads
Baas’ Drug Store
Rosenfest and local happenings brighten Ripley County scene
June 19th events include Rosenfest at Cross Roads with Hillenbrand and Mitchell Co. selling gasoline, doors, and screens. George Holtel travels to Cincinnati on business. Diep and George Schuck noted in Sunman. Metamora’s Barney Francis meets Shelbyville family. patterns and fashion at Blank's store. new self propelled boat planned in Ripley county. marriage announced Harry Rebel and Lizzie Schene at St. Ludwigs.
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Diep
Sunman
George Schuck
Ripley County
Partnership notice forms Connelley Gelvin law firm
The public is informed that a partnership for the practice of law has been formed in Batesville Indiana as Connelley Gelvin. The firm invites the public to visit the office formerly occupied by G W Gelvin to discuss any legal business with a vigorous professional team and strong library.
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Batesville
Ind
G. W. Gelvin
Connelley & Gelvin
St Mark's graduation honors Batesville teachers and public schools
Last Wednesday night at St Mark's church the graduation exercises praised public school teachers and patrons. Three graduates Misses Franke Zeus and Ward gave strong original declamations and the event underscored research effort and self confidence. Superintendent Royce attended and distributed diplomas after a speech. music was excellent.
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St. Mark’s Church
Batesville
Franke
Zeus
Ward
Royce
Herald Office
Local Notices and Advertisements Highlight Commerce
Smoke Shorts Pride of Cuba and Clipper fan mills priced at $20. Walsman and Philip Boerstler advertise improved sewing machines. James Bohland photographed for Schafer & Bohland at St Marys. EK M E Ladies Society met at Mrs Winsor’s with about forty at supper. Batesville building contracts total around $15,000 not counting George Bessler plant.
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Henry Winsor
EK. M. E. Ladies’ Society
Batesville
George Bessler
Starks Improves After Home Treatment on X Ray Machine
Since returning home F. M. Starks has shown health and spirits improvement after electrical treatment on Dr. Gibson's X Ray apparatus. Hope is held that Dr. Gibson may restore him to full health.
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F. M. Starks
Dr. Gibson
Shamrocks Suffer Defeat at Fairgrounds Clash
Shamrocks of Osgood lose to Batesville Stars 6 to 2 amid heavy rains. Roell’s pitching dominates, three safe hits by Osgood, four-run fourth with bases full ends with strikes. Joe Oser praised as an impartial umpire. game described as fair and well played by both teams.
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Shamrocks
Osgood
Batesville Stars
Fairgrounds
Roell
Stars
Joe Oser
Batesville
Terry
Benz
Ee Baas
Tae Ree Sauerland
H. Schroeder
Burdick
J. Schroeder
Oscoon
Baylor
R. Stevens
H. Stevens
Gilland
Rf Maier
W. Pruitt
Schrader
Stevens
IC. Pruitt
P. Es
Harned
Ay Burdick
Sauverland
Pruitt
Wilda
Oser
Pelicans of Cincinnati to challenge Stars at fair grounds
The Pelicans from Cincinnati visit the Stars at the fair grounds Sunday afternoon. Last season Cincinnati beat the locals 5 to 3 after a tough game. This time the Pelicans face a tougher test at three o clock. don’t miss it.
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The
Pelicans
Cincinnati
Fair Grounds
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