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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
8
Mrs Gottlieb Peetz and daughter Anna visited Ballstown Friday. Fred Kops of Milroy spent Sunday with his parents. Supervisor Norwald had residents working roads last week. Berman Dieckmann and sister Mrs Abring visited relatives in Greensburg Monday.
Warning to readers about Foley's Kidney Cure claimed to positively cure all forms of kidney and bladder diseases with sale by G. A. Baas.
Lillian Orem is at home after spending several weeks at Osgood. Emma Benefiel of Benham visited Mr Beach's last Monday. Mrs G S Alfrey returned from Benham last Friday to see her first grandchild born at Hiram Gelvin's. the 10 pound girl arrived recently. Local youths attended a party at Willard Williams last Saturday night and reported a good time. There will be preaching here next Sunday evening at seven.
A reminiscence from Bevill, Old Town Virginia, states Buck Len's Arnica wholly cured their daughter of a scald head and benefits for cuts boils and bruises. The ad notes 25 cents at Baas drug store and promotes the product as infallible for piles.
Several of this place attended the Holton commencement on Wednesday night. Mrs. George Corbin and Oma returned home from Anderson Wednesday. The Children's Day exercises were a grand success with a crowded house. Rev John Waters joined Mrs Elia Hendrixson and Mr Hukil in a Sunday ceremony. Miss Madge Ensminger returned to Sardinia Saturday to prepare for the commencement.
An old time advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills claiming they purify the body by stimulating the liver and bowels improve digestion and appetite and prevent misery at a price of 25 cents from Aas drug store.
Mrs John Kreinhop of Morris shopped in town Monday. Mr and Mrs A Franke drove to Oldenburg Sunday. Miss Fenie Federle visited Batesville last week and attended commencement. Niobe and Rollie Robinson of Clinton called here Sunday. M E church entertainment Saturday night was a success. Mrs H W Terry of Morris was in town Wednesday. Wm Ensslin and family visited Batesville Sunday. A daughter was born to John Sieg and wife. Dr Ratcliff of Morris has been a frequent caller this week.
Mrs A N Shields of Chambersburg Pennsylvania credits Dr King's New Discovery for consumption with saving her from six months of hay fever and asthma illness. She says the remedy cured her completely and calls it the safest cure for throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles cost 60 cents and 1 09 with trial bottles free at G A Baas drug store.
Charles Meister spent Sunday with his sister here. Mary Pressie visits Cincinnati relatives for a week. P Schneider and family visited St Peters relatives. H Westerman did business at Sunman Saturday. Mrs George Kneer stayed with Mrs Engle at Sunman. A large crowd attended Mrs F Peters funeral at Penntown. Wet weather follows dry spell and Lew Kneer drove his 2:40 colt to Penntown Sunday.
Born to Herman Grothaus and wife on June 2 a little dishwasher. Fred Abplanalp and wife trans acted business at Brookville Wednesday. Jacob Garrison and family of St Paul visited his parents here Monday. Henry Baas transacted business at Sunman Saturday. Will and John Garrison of Brookville spent Thursday with grandparents and relatives here. Geo Huber transacted business at Sunman Monday. Mrs Baas and daughter spent Sunday at John Pohlar's Amelia Baas of near Penntown spent last week with sister Mrs Fred Abplanalp. Wu Volz and daughters spent Sunday evening with Herman Grothaus and wife. Jacob and Willie Abplanalp helped Henry Baas replant corn at Egypt Monday. Ben Scheottlekotte sold fat steers to Cedar Grove buyer. Chas Abplanalp of North Point spent Sunday afternoon with home folks.
A Salem Missouri man Robert Q R Watts reports five years of kidney disease with weight loss and poor health. After trying many doctors and remedies he used Foley's Kidney Cure and by two bottles was fully recovered. Sold by G A Baas.
Local residents and visitors frequent Sunman area. John Wuest supervises road work. John Stahley Pat Ratheiser visit Spades. Rev Merkel and daughters call on friends at Sunman. Mrs Lewis Erfman of Progress spends time with Mrs Wolmuing. John Holloway of Huber Machine Co assists Stahley Bros Miller Co with new equipment. various callers including Jesse Winscott Henry Schumacher Frank Volz family Mrs Stegner Circle Mr Thomas Pipe Creek Ira Brinkman and Michael Stahley noted. remodeling at Sunman Neiman flour mill.
Postal notice lists addressees not called for by June 15 1902 at Washington dead letter office. Mrs Geo Alley Frederick Betzing Mrs A J Campbell Sam Jones Miss Katherine Meyerose Mr Charles Orcutt Mr L E Rozin Mr J OC Whiteford D McCallom P M.
The piece cites Indiana Republicans backing strict immigration limits including illiteracy tests. Senator Fairbanks and Rep Cromer endorse harsher laws as AFL President Gompers urges action to protect American labor. The letter argues cheap labor threatens wages and employment, urging prompt enactment of education and literacy requirements.
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