Local Sunman Notices Highlight Moves and Marriages
Residents and visitors are listed with travels and social events. Several marriages occur in Sunman and nearby farms change hands while bands, baptisms, and church activities fill the week.
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
5
Residents and visitors are listed with travels and social events. Several marriages occur in Sunman and nearby farms change hands while bands, baptisms, and church activities fill the week.
Mrs James Benefiel of Gaff and her grandmother Mrs Wycoff of Cross Plains called on Hor ton and Beach. Julius Warfield and wife with baby visited Wednesday. Farmers rush to harvest corn before next rain. Many plan to attend the Madison encampment this week. Lillie Orem returns home after months away. James Walton to manage Hyatt back during encampment. Mrs Leinweber and Mrs Whitham of Wise visited last Friday. Mr Crane to wait on Hyatt’s next week. Glen Beach of Aurora spending two weeks at Beach’s. Effie Parden returns from Danville where she studied. Orval Rynerson and wife of Westport with Otto Rynerson of Logansport and Carrie of Bryantsburg called at Nana Beach last week. Mrs Florence Noyes and grandmother Demaree were at Hicks Sunday and Monday.
A writer from Cearfoss Maryland recalls a long battle with consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing him after other medicines failed. The remedy relieves coughs and bronchial symptoms and may prevent pneumonia. available at Baas & Schultz's with 50 cent and one dollar sizes, trial bottles free.
Sunday excursion from Cincinnati drew many visitors to Morris. Josephine Harvey and family visited Sharp’s Corner. Wm Huseman married a Salina bride last week. births include a daughter to Chas Goldechimiat and wife and twins to Win Burton and wife. Locals attended Batesville picnic and saw Jacob Amberger win a graphophone at Rizzi’s. many residents traveled to Cincinnati and Oldenburg.
Henry Fetty of Egypt works for Herman Grothaus. Local residents attended Sunman commencement last Wednesday evening. Hayes Osburn of Sharp's Corner joined us last Saturday night. Arthur Witkamper was in Sunman Friday morning. Weston Thomas and wife near Spades visited Fred Abplanalp family Sunday. Farmers near finish planting corn. Jacob and Willie Abplanalp did business in Sunman Friday. John Pohler hosted Cincinnati relatives Sunday. Ottie Rosfeld of Sunman visited here Sunday. Henry Baas traveled to Morris Monday. Children’s services at Penntown Sunday evening June 18. Abplanalp Bros. building a new graspery and corn crib.
Fred Wenning and family from Aurora hosted John Kruse and relatives Sunday. Mrs Ahring called on her daughter Mrs John Wismann near Batesville. Albert Siebert and Willie Stein kamp from Cross Roads were here Sunday. Many locals spent the day at Henry Pesk ies in Batesville. John Norwald from Smyrna visited Thursday. Nellie and Lillian Bush returned from Cincinnati to visit family. Minnie Goertemiller of Cincinnati also visited relatives Sunday.
C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa credits Electric Bitters with curing a severe kidney disorder that left him unable to sit without a cushion and caused backache headache and depression. He reports full recovery and recommends the tonic to others with weak kidneys liver or stomach. Guaranteed by Baas Schultz for six cents.
Wm Fleming and Clarence Steinmetz of Milan visited Saturday night. Capt C C Bryant and wife of Versailles came last Friday. W J Trusier and wife moved to a nearby farm. Jasper Beall became Esquire at the K of P lodge. K of P decoration services slated for Saturday. S L Hodges of Morgantown is visiting. Local youths attended Stringtown literary exercises. Ed Phillips and family from Colorado visiting. Geo J Cravens and Frank Laws from Versailles visited Friday. Elizabeth Burrough’s sale drew crowds. she will live with daughter Mrs Neil O’Brien near Versailles for the summer.
Hyomei is pitched as a quick seasonal cure with inhaler and bottle sold for one dollar. Baas & Schultz guarantee satisfaction and offer extra bottles for fifty cents. The ad touts May or June use and notes the outfit includes an inhaler, medicine dropper, and Hyomei bottle, with a lifetime-use claim.
An advertisement promises relief from bowels pain and fear of appendicitis with Dr King's New Life pills. The product is described as a sure cure and is guaranteed at Baas and Schultz's for 25 cents.
An advertisement asserts weak digestion breeds disease germs and causes nausea bloating and skin problems. It promotes Mi o na as the sole soothing remedy for stomach mucosa and digestive tract, claiming a guaranteed cure with money back if unsatisfied.
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