Hamburg Couple Wed In June Ceremony
Haut and Kampa tie on Tuesday June 12 with best wishes from writer. Batesville resident Jake Oswald visited friends here Monday. Joseph Hittle did business in the Queen City last week. Louis Bramlage moved his saw mill from St. Ann's church area to Daniel Seibel property on Harrison Street Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Cook
Matie Kampa
Jake Oswald
Batesville
Joseph Hittle
Queen City
Louis Bramlage
St. Ann's Church
Daniel Seibel
Harrison Street
Adams Church News From Local Families
Mrs Bohlker visits her daughter Mrs Henry Drockleman and granddaughter Elsie at Adams Church. Mrs Join Menchhofer cared for her mother in Gallstown with small hopes of recovery. Fred Drockelman hauls wood to Spades for Henry. Wheat in a failure here. Fred Bergman Jr works for Henry Klusman. Mrs John Menchhofer sick. Dr Matcliff of Morris attends. Maggie Menchhofer and brothers John and Artie visit Balistown grandmother Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matcliff
Morris
Maggie Menchhofer
Little Brothers
John and
Artie
Balistown
Osgood Timer Helps With Work. Local Roundup
HoPrEwhihi notes the Osgood timer Mr. Freec assisted H. Mossman last week. James Bridge Jr spent weekend at home. Daisy Brown of Osgood visited with a young man. Herbert Cooper seeks work in Ottawa Illinois. Children’s Day drew crowds. Census taker Jr. made rounds. Church sexton misplaced keys found in hip pocket. Chas Smaith from Marble Corner visited with family. Calendar marks July 7 Sunday school celebration next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Mr. Freec
H. Mossman
James Bridge, Jr
Daisy Brown
Herbert Cooper
Ottawa
Ill
Sexton
Chas. Smaith
Marble Corner
Life and Death Fight Ends With Medical Miracle
W A Hines of Manchester Iowa recounts a near fatal escape from measles related lung disease. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure after frequent hemorrhages and persistent coughs. The drug is sold 50c and $1.00 with free trial bottles at Baas’ drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Hines
Manchester
Iowa
Dr. King
Baas’ Drug Store
Pleasant Pair Visit and Local Social Highlights
Pete Huber and son Fred visited his sister Mrs. George Hartig on Thursday. Children's Day exercises were held at Mt. Aetna Sunday. The Brockman, Beck, Dickman and Ahring families attended a fence event at John Bauer's on Saturday. Rose Hartig and Fred Huber enjoyed Batesville sights Friday. Henry Showers of Steamboat Landing called here often while enumerating. George Hartig made a quick trip to Greensburg Thursday. Will Davis and wife visited Dick Kops and wife on Sunday. Lou Ahring visits Mrs. Wm. Krieger this week. Mrs. Gotlieb Peetz traveled to Balls Town to help her poorly mother. Herman Dickman and Mrs. Ahring attended church at Cross Roads Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Huber
Fred
George Hartig
Mt. Aetna
Lewis Weber
Henry
Charley
Clara Brockman
Laura Beck
Herman
Sophia Dickman
Sophia Ahring
John Bauer
Rose Hartig
Fred Huber
Batesville
Henry Showers
Steamboat Landing
Greensburg
Will Davis
Cross Roads
Dick Kops
Lou Ahring
Wm. Krieger
Gotlieb Peetz
Ballstown
Herman Dickman
Ahring
Electric Bitters touted as cure for scrofula and more
Dr D B Cargile of Washita I T reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of suffering with sores on head and face. The ad claims the remedy purifies blood, treats eczema and ulcers, boosts liver kidneys and bowels, and costs 50 cents from G A Baas druggist with guaranteed quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Cargile
Washita
I. T
G. A. Baas
Local visits and calls noted in Connersville area
Edward Shazer and William Miller visited relatives in Connersville over the weekend with families. Harry Greves of Cincinnati called on customers here Monday. Mrs. Schloesser and daughter from Batesville visited friends last week. Iris Kretzmeier of Lawrenceville visited relatives Sunday. John Albers and daughter Ida of Weisburg called on friends Sunday morning. Richard Wortman visiting his brother John. Christ Trennepohl of Rushville visited relatives last week. Dr. Vincent of Indianapolis called on friends last week. Otto Pegee of Versailles stopped in Friday. Mrs Will Windhorst and son Irvin of Weisburg made a short call Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shazer
William Miller
Connersville
Harry Greves
Cincinnati
Mrs. Schloesser
Batesville
Iris Kretzmeier
Lawrenceville
John Albers
Ida
Weisburg
Richard Wortman
John
Christ Trennepohl
Rushville
Vincent
Indianapolis
Otto Pegee
Versailles
Will Windhorst
Irvin
Weisbtg
Local Social Roundup From Penntown Area
Friday visits include Paul calling on parents and Mrs Peter Baas hosting near Penntown. Sunday guests Martha Applanalp family and Louisa Abplanalp helped by Penntown relatives. Abplanalp cousins and Emma Tegeler stayed with Penntown hosts.
Local Social Roundup and Church Events Prominent
Wapolebodmd Jimmy Laughlin visits his sister while Harry Foreman visits Indianapolis friends. Sherman Gookins buys a fine survey from Snider at Osgood. Henry Vogel and wife visit Sunman relatives. Wm Brown and son Valite attend. Frank Sammons Willie Hiner Charley Brooks Josie Arnold and George Grow joined Greensburg to Benton Harbor trip. Twelve children to be confirmed next Sunday at the Catholic church followed by a festival. Joseph Schant family visit Morris. Christ Kohlmeyer to open a saloon soon. Silas Black and family attend Children's Day at Baptist church. Jim and Albert Gookins host friends. strawberries and ice cream served. Miss Mollie Hennegin ill last week. Martha Hertenstein visiting the Denny girls at North Vernon. Miss Ada Newman and friend from Smyrna attend Children's Day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Laughlin
Iiline
Harry Foreman
Indianapolis
Sherman Gookins
Snider
Osgood
Henry Vogel
Sunman
Messrs
Wm. Brown
Valite
Black
Frank Sammons
Willie Hiner
Charley Brooks
Josie Arnold
George Grow
Greensburg
Benton Harbor
Mollie Hennegin
Martha Hertenstein
Denny
North Vernon
A da Newman
Lady Friend
Smyrna
Baptist
Local News From Pierceville and Nearby
A roundup of visits and social notes from Pierceville and surrounding towns. Residents include Harvey Loyd of Seymour visiting relatives, Will Cravens from Milan calling on friends, and Mrs. J. W. Houze returning from Rising Sun. Wedding announcements, illness, travel, and community events follow, including the May 30 marriage of Myrtle Geisman to F W Brock in Chicago.
A Wealth of Beauty Promised by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
An 19th century advertisement proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures for pimples eczema tetter erysipelas and other skin eruptions. It claims to heal cuts burns boils felons ulcers and piles and offers a cure guaranteed. Sold by G Baas druggist at 25 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckien
G. Baas
Metamora Residents Take Brookville Trips Tuesday
Metamora residents Chas Rothrock and his father, Miss Pearl Kimball, Miss Clara Shaw, and Jimmy Sherwood visited Brookville and returned Tuesday. Nick Williams finished a Brookville assignment and came home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Jane Murray Jerry Gordon and wives and Mrs. Ceil Martindale traveled to Rush County to attend their aunt Mrs. Miller’s funeral. Mr. Ross and wife, formerly Miss Katie Hammond, errand for Moores Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Rothrock
Brookville
Week of visits and a Cincinnati wedding in Brookville
Local residents kept busy with visits from Atlanta Indianapolis and Cincinnati. The week highlighted the marriage of Miss Doda Talbott to a Mr Campbell of Cincinnati at the M E church followed by a pink dinner at the bride’s uncle Howard Gordon home and a bridal trip east through Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpoint
Connie Swan
Ellis Grace
Brookville
Pearl Kimball
Clara Shaw
Sue Gordon
Gertie Clark
Atlanta
Zetty Schwartz
Ike Tracy
Lima
Rev. Brown
Rush County
Charley Martindale
Alden Murray
Connersville
Pett Holmes
DeWitt Dowdy
Charley Bryson
Andersonville
Doda Talbott
Mr. Campbell
Cincinnati
M. E.church
Brown
Howard Gordon
Versailles Readies Fourth of July Celebration Highlights
Preparations underway in Versailles for a town Fourth of July with an industrial parade speaking and music by a colored quartet and band, plus horse racing and fireworks. Notables visiting include Adam Underwood and Attorney Thompson. Grant Johnson plans to move the old mill to Blue Ridge farm and install an electric plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Underwood
Senator Clark
Montana
H. Huneke
Sunman
John E. Taylor
Madison
Osgood Marshal
Henry Underwood
Barbersville
Grant Johnson
Blue Ridge
Attorney Thompson
Osgood
A.B. Thompson
Cincinnati
J. A. Hunter
County
Local Notables Attend Visits and Week Activities
After a long illness Miss Nettie Shook shows slow improvement. A large crowd filled the Titusville skating rink Saturday night. Sydney Smith and James Jacson departed for Madison on Monday to be missed by the youth. Mrs. Barbara Ebel remains gravely ill. Colorado Grant plans a show here this week. Marshal Havey improved street work last week. Rev Dane preached at the Baptist church and next Sunday services will be in the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ebel
FL. M. Thompson
Madison
Colorado
Grant
Marshal Havey
Rev. Dane
Baptist Church
Congress adjourns with four major laws and Porto Rico policy
Washington dispatch notes the 45th Congress completed a large agenda, enacting four major laws including a new financial framework, a Porto Rico government policy, Hawaiian Islands governance, and Alaska territorial government. It highlights tax policy on Porto Rican exports and shifts in Democratic strategy, with Oregon results suggesting limited western gains for Bryan and a focus on eastern electoral prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Porto Itico
Hawaiian Islands
Alaska
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Reed
Political Calculations and 1900 Campaign Outlook
The article analyzes electoral strategy for 1900 with focus on New York New Jersey Connecticut Indiana as swing states and Bryan's prospects. It notes Dolliver as vice presidential favorite and describes Republican vigilance, plus Ways and Means Panel plans for war tax cuts after the election with Payne guiding distribution and limited hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Conecticut
Indiana
Bryan
Far West
Ways and Means
Payne
Treasury Department
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Sophia Abplanalp
Martha Abplanalp and Sons
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Emma Tegeler
Baas
Wapolebodmd
Pierceviloie
the Tribune
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Seymour
Will Cravens
Milan
J. E. Owens
E. Nocks
Vs. Melson
J. W. Houze
Rising Sun
Nella Lester
L. E. Howard
Aurora
James Roberts
Maggie
Delaware
Geo. Curtis
Linn Wells
Terre Haute
T. H. Thomson
Will Call
Prattsburg
Chas. E. Owens
Anna
Anna Meeucke
Harry Hall
Sallie Pease
Dillsboro
L. H. Horton
Bridal Vail
Oregon
Myrtle Geisman
F.W. Brock
Chicago
Myrtle
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America
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Ques
DE. Kennedy Kergan
Fron
Mississippi
Mississipi River
Nebraska
Nevada
Utah
Kansas
South Dakota
Idaho
Wyoming
Mississippi River
Ity
Dolliver
Bright
Solld
Foliin Chemical
Malden Lane
N. Y
G. A. Baan
Nion Furniture CO
Herman H. Wessel
Church
Huntersville, Ind
Maley, Thompson & Moffett
Batesville, Ind
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