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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
5
Invitations travel to Will Goldenberg wedding in Cincinnati while neighbors attend funerals for Mrs. Will Bratton and Mrs. B. A. Stogdage. Residents visit kin in Cincinnati and Greensburg, attend a Big Four hall dance, and observe street surveys as the town notes births, illnesses, lessons, and a fortieth birthday gathering.
Bucklen Arnica Salve, praised for antisep tic healing, claims to prevent blood poisoning. Charles Oswald of Rensselaersville, N Y, reports it cured Seth Burch of a severe neck sore. Said to heal cuts wounds burns and sores. 26c at Baas Schultz’s.
George Stahle and family joined by Josh Waposdell. Claude Corbin spends day with parents at Grensburg. Tracy Jeffries visits uncle Dave near Madison. Luther Bedel family near Seymour. local people attend Osgood commencement. Holton amateurs win two ball games over Osgood 12 to 6 and Dabney 15 to 14 with umpires Wm Happe and Ed Moore.
Fred Norwold was on the sick list last week. George Michel wed Miss Goldie Newman at Batesville on June 6 with attendants Frank Michel and Lulu B Newman. The couple left for Anderson to establish their home. Edward Bosse of Huntersville visited the Menchhofer home. Christ Herman married Lydia Idlewine at Batesville last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Cruse of Cincinnati visited William Karl and family. Mrs Cruse will stay awhile. Dr L Martin and daughter were seen in town Monday. Fred Norwold traveled to Greensburg on business Monday.
Mrs. Henry Mang visits Indianapolis to see daughter Clara Denker returning Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Weber celebrate their son Philips birthday with relatives. Drs Gibson Coomes and Martin perform an abscess operation on Miss Ella Selke. outcome hoped for positive recovery. Families from Napoleon Laughery Bridge Huntersville visit and attend church events with neighbors and relatives.
Many users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy but hesitate to give testimonials. They are still friends of the medicine, spreading its reputation through personal recommendations. For sale by Baas & Schultz.
Pleasant Pari reports visitors including H Siebert and family from Cincinnati visiting relatives. Maggie Weber also from Cincinnati visited homefolks. Grandma Pfeiffer dies at 82 years 8 months 11 days and is buried at Cross Road cemetery. Others from Cincinnati Batesville Ballstown and Batesville attended street fairs and visited relatives locally.
An alarmingly common issue from neglected bowels and liver congestion leads to chronic constipation. Dr King's New Life Price is advertised as the best gentle regulator for stomach and bowels. Baas & Schultz druggists guarantee the remedy for 25 cents.
Ed and Clara Pohiar attended a Saturday night dance in Sunman. Wm and Fred Baas from near Penn town visited their brother Henry on Saturday. Several locals attended Mrs. Henry Kroenke's funeral in Penntown last Wednesday. Chas Abplanalp and wife from North Point visited relatives. Wm Abplanalp, working south of Spades, returned home Sunday. Henry Baas conducted business in Sun mac Saturday evening. Jacob Kline and family and Albert Huber of Coulter's Corner visited Henry's parents Sunday. Several locals attended graduation exercises at Sunman on Monday.
WAPOLMON Frank Hiner attended a relative's funeral in Cincinnati on Monday. Harley Griffith of Fort Dodge Iowa visits his mother in the area. Dr Albert Acher and bride from Indianapolis visit relatives. Mrs Ertel of Lock Springs neighborhood died last week and buried Friday. Children's day observed at M E church with a patriotic program. Rev Thompson spoke on country and education. Miss Alice Hicks played organ with a trained choir. Mrs Windsor of St Louis sang two solos. Mrs Bradshaw and granddaughter Alta Ebel visited. Henry Vogle called on relatives at Sunman. Miss Gertie Waters from Hopewell spent day with Ed and family. Amos Clark and crew building a large barn for Albert Bultman northeast of town. Baptist church service held Sunday evening with an interesting program.
Lafayette resident Herman Reifel returns home to visit his parents. A group including Mrs. Lena Goehringer and daughters, Mrs. Maud Greatbatch, Miss Grace Wilson, and Miss Ida Grimme visit relatives in the area. Various neighbors travel to Batesville and Brookville for errands, family visits, and social events.
Milan visitor Bulrod Chas Rouse was here. Mrs. Stover of Middletown Ohio guests her daughter Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. Henry Livingston of Mississippi visiting. Miss Pearl Roberts of Cincinnati staying with relatives nearby. Mrs. John Ent on sick list. K o lodge held memorial exercises with Att’y J L Hodges of Morristown delivering the address. Miss Dell Mendell to Logansport for Insane Hospital attendant work. Clinton Ellenwood seriously ill with consumption. S W McKittrick pension raised from eight eight to eight twelve per month. Mrs. Isaac Shafer sold her farm north of here via J A Wise of Versailles.
Chas Osting of Elwood visited relatives this week and a Sand Creek Baptist church social occurred Saturday night. Nellie Redington and high school classmates planned a picnic at Geneva. Several families hosted guests including Mrs Norman Adams who is sick. Children’s Day is set for next Sunday at 10:30 AM and Mrs Will Bimer of Iowa is visiting.
The marriage of John Rennekamp and Miss Mary Dierkiesing is announced for St Peters on June 19. Chas Harvey delivered a load of 800-pound hogs to Brookville Wednesday. Augusta Harvey visits Peppertown for a week. Herman Harmeyer’s barn was struck by lightning Tuesday. Oscar Harvey injured his arm Monday and under doctor care. William Osburn visits Ripley County farms Friday. Miss Anna Harmeyer shopped at Sunman Friday. Henry Wolfe Sr of Peppertown visited Haymond friends.
An advertisement urges readers to safeguard vitality by strengthening the stomach. It claims digestion impacts all organs and promotes Miona tablets from Baas & Schultz as a guaranteed cure for stomach troubles with a money back guarantee if not cured.
Flay Ti Christ Scherer of Batesville hauls ash timber from Hutson's to Batesville. Ruth Hutson returns from a three week visit with children in Waldron and Indianapolis. Claude Dorrel and family visit Versailles. Leroy Dorrell and wife visit Claude in Lock Springs. A baby boy born to Robert McFarland and wife of Lock Springs. Grandma and Grandpa Meeker noted. Mary Huffmaster visits Jake Sitzman and wife. Supervisor Schwier works on roads in district 4. Creigmile and Jones pass through en route to Batesville to seek judgeship in the 6th district. Sherman Hutson and wife attend Idlewine-Harmons wedding. Rev. Thompson preaches at Salem. George Bultman and wife host friends. Chas. Hoyer markets lumber in Batesville. Cherries abundant and trees loaded. Grandmother Pfeiffer dies near Laughery township. funeral at Cross Roads. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for stomach relief. sold by Baas & Schultz.
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burrougha calls Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the best for bowel trouble after years of family use. Warns it will be needed before summer ends and urges purchase. Also promotes Chamberlains Salve for sore nipples chapped hands burns frost bite and other ailments at 25 cents per box from Baas and Schultz.
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