LeRoys Triumph Over Brookville In Big County Showdown
The Batesville LeRoys defeated Brookville 8 to 2 as Bohland struck out 17 and Lorenz faltered late. Wernke homered in the late innings, with Obermeyer and Fritsch among players stealing bases. Astons of Cincinnati are set to visit Sunday. Admission 25 cents for gents, 10 cents for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
LeRoys
Brookville
Franklin County
Cooley
Wernke
Bohland
Lorenz
W. Waddell
Astons
Cincinnati
Robinson
Fritsch
H. Waddell
Obermeyer
Fritesch
Meyer
Nickel
Hotopp
Scherer
Humig
Kobland
Boh
Hotoppes
Lemoys A
P.O. A
Qoermeyer
Fritch
Parsons
Rf Meyer
M. Weigel
Huotopp
Weigel
Weicke
Il Pola
Saloon Keeper Charged With Loitering A Minor
Warrant sworn by W B Parker for Nicholas Schmidt saloon keeper charging him with permitting a minor to loiter in his saloon on Saturday night June 11 1910 Trial set for June 24 1910 Schmidt says his wife and child waited there as he joined them after closing time Batesville coverage notes debate over loitering law and saloon practices in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Parker
Nicholas Schmidt
A. B. Wycoff
Schmidt
Parker
Batesville
Schmitt
Dogs Runaway Causes Farm Wagon Collision
Four dogs including a bull dog and a St Bernard chased W H Brune’s horse tied to rural delivery wagon No 4 early Saturday. The wagon struck a shade tree at Main and Pearl, breaking shafts and tearing harness. The horse was freed and Brune obtained new shafts and continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feist
W. H Brune
Main
Pearl Streets
Dr James Anderson Dies Sudden in Versailles
Dr James Anderson, longtime Ripley county physician and president of the Ripley County Board of Health, died suddenly at his Versailles home. He was regarded as the oldest practitioner in Ripley in years of service and learned medicine from his father, a renowned county surgeon. Funeral plans likely with the health board to participate. Andy Kedel and wife of Hamburg traveled to Greensburg to visit relatives. Frank Meyers of Brookville visited Thie Schmocker stores on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coomes
Versailles
James Anderson
Anderson
Ripley
James
Ripley County
Andy Kedel
Hamburg
Greensburg
Pythian Sisters Conventon Draws 84 Members in Rain
The annual Pythian Sisters district convention in Indiana drew 84 attendees from seven temples despite heavy rain. The event included rituals, speeches, musical numbers, and a public session at St Clair’s hall with proceeds totaling 7.93 dollars for the Orphans' home.
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Pythian Sisters
Sixteenth
Indiana
Euclid Temple
Sunman
Bentley Temple
Brookville
Bon Ami Temple
Batesville
Belle Eohlin
Tangier
Laurel
Nellie B. Toole
Milan
Emma Toole
Ida Winsor
Alice Ashton
Versailles No
Ida Holliday
Boston
Ben Ami Temple
St. Clair’s Hall
Children’s Day Services at German M E Church
Children’s Day was celebrated at the German M E church Sunday night with a well attended, short program. The music pleased many, with recitations and vocal and instrumental pieces. Rev Holzapfel delivered a brief address for the benefit of the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Workingmen's Home Saloon Ad at St Clair Grove
New saloon at St Clair is offering daily lunches and Saturday evenings. Henry Moeluer, proprietor, invites all toWEAR old clothes and be welcome. Mrs Ernest Binder of Sprtagoula Minnesota and her sister Gus Goyert are locals visiting Greensburg. Wednesday schedule lists Greensburg departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clairis'grove
Henry Moeluer
Ernest ‘Binder
Sprtaguela
Minnesota
Gus. Goyert
Greens
Greensburg
Batesville Novelty Co to Build Factory on Mulberry Street
Batesville Novelty Company buys half an acre from Henry Dallman and parcels 31 and 32 from Wesley Kramer. Plans call for a two story brick factory with basement on an 80 by 150 foot lot facing the old Big Four right of way. Walter Fitch surveys. project aims for 36 000 square feet of floor space and easy rail shipping access. Some worry from the Board of Health over proximity to a schoolhouse 140 feet away, but officials doubt any ruling could block the project unless declared a nuisance by a court.
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Batesville Novelty Company
Henry Dallman
Wesley Kramer
Big Four
Mulberry Street
Walter Fitch
Board of Health
State Board of Health
Additions for Eighth Grade Graduates and Updated Commencement Dates
The list adds new eighth grade graduates Brown Roy Brooks Cross Plains Edna Smith Benham Johnson Clarence Beall Versailles Otter Creek Mabeth McNeelan Ida Bishop Roy Littel Holton Laughery Esther Borgman Napoleon. Applicants unsure about standing should contact the County Superintendent. Commencement dates updated Otter Creek June 27 Laughery June 28. HALE BRADT.
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Brown
Roy Brooks
Cross Plains
Edna Smith
Benham
Johnson
Clarence Beall
Versailles
Otter Creek
Mabeth McNeelan
Ida Bishop
Roy Littel
Holton
Laughery
Esther Borgman
Napoleon
Hale Bradt
Card of Thanks for Frederick William Belter
The sorrowing children thank neighbors and friends for help during illness and after the death of their father Frederick William Belter. Special gratitude to the pallbearers Rev Steding the undertaker and the organist for their kindness. May the Great God reward all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick William Belter
Steding
Married in Cincinnati in a June ceremony
A June wedding occurred at Rev. Wagner's residence 2410 McMicken Ave Cincinnati uniting Arthur Sauer and Mayme Kreuzman. Afterward the couple visited relatives in Batesville and Richmond and will reside in Eureka Terrace Clifton Heights Cincinnati. The Tribune notes warm best wishes from local attendees.
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Rev. Wagner
McMicken Ave
Cincinnati
Arthur Sauer
Mayme Kreuzman
William Kreuzman
Wagner
Batesville
Richmont
Eureka Terrace
Clifton Heights
Wm. Kreuzman
Anna
F. Saver
Elenora
K. Sauer
EB. Diehl
John Sauer
Henry Grieseking
Fred Brossart
L. Huber
Notice to Cut Weeds by City Order Batesville 1910
City orders every property owner to cut weeds and grass along street frontages. If not done by June 20 1910 the city will perform the work at the owner’s expense and recover costs. Done by the Common Council of Batesville dated June 7 1910. Jacob F. Drescher, City Clerk.
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Common Council
City of
Batesville
Jacob F. Drescher
Struck By Train Injures Greensburg Foreman
Curtis Walker, a section foreman at Newpoint, was struck by an engine in Greensburg yards Friday around four o'clock, breaking his leg and forcing a leap to escape. Joe Landwehr and a group of traveling men left for Cincinnati for the United Commercial Travelers meeting. Charles Johnson Sr and wife departed for Indianapolis to visit relatives and attend aviation races.
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Curtis Walker
Newpoint
Greensburg
Joe Landwehr
Cincinnati
United Commercial Travelers
Mr Landwehr
Charles Johnson, Sr
Indianapolis
Mike Dowdell
Lawrenceburg Visit and Travel Notices
Herman Obermeyer went to Lawrenceburg Saturday evening to spend Sunday with relatives. Charles Kramer left for Indianapolis Tuesday morning to work. Have you seen the Fowler knife and tool grinder at Thie & Schmocker's?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Obermeyer
Lawrenceburg
Fowler
Thie & Schm Ocker’s
Charles Kramer
Indianapolis
Transfer notes of property deeds listing owners and prices
A collection of transfer notes records sales of lots and parcels in Batesville Milan Milan area towns and townships. Names include Shook Belmer Dickey Clausheide Gibson Kuebel Trautman Griffith Hill Neel Kramer Dallman Siebert and others with prices ranging from 15.00 to 2674.53 and parcels in Versailles Osgood Sunman Adams Middletown and Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah Shook
Charles W
Ida Carter
Versailles
Evangelical Luthern
Middletown
Rowland H. Jackson
Con
Geo. F. Siebert
Morris
Eye Trouble Forces Edw. J. Hancock to Consider Career Change
Edw. J. Hancock, formerly of this place and now with the Ashtabula Livening Independent, is hospitalized in Cincinnati for eye treatment. He previously lost one eye to trouble and the second eye is currently affected. Rest may require him to give up newspaper work entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw. J. Hancock
Ashtabula (O.) Livening Independent
Cincinnati
Hancock
Children’s Day Observed at English M. E. Church
Children’s Day was observed at the English M E Church Sunday morning with a program of vocal and instrumental music by ladies and recitations by Sunday school children. The rostrum was tastefully decorated and a large audience enjoyed the exercises. The Sunday school is growing in interest and attendance.
Bargain Offer for Cincinnati Post Subscribers
A subscription deal offers 6 weeks at 6 cents per week. Included gifts are an American flag three feet by five feet for fifty cents or a Sissels automatic carpet sweeper for 1.75. Agent TOWIN WISMAN handles the offer.
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Cincinnati Post
Cts
Towin Wisman
Mrs Lauden Returns Home With Granddaughter At Newpoint
Mrs Lauden returns to her Newpoint home on Saturday morning accompanied by her granddaughter Miss Rath Moulton. Cream separator and mowing machine oil are available at Thie and Schmocker's, while Wire Insurance is offered by H J Walsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie & Schmocker’s
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Anchor
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Palace
Whitewater
Pairfield
Blooming Grove
Musil Es Goatee
P. Bund Invouation
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Cora Starks
Clara Annewehr
G. C
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Martin and
Moulton
Faery
Minnie Wycott
Miss Starks
Wistian
Mae Moore
India Hermansdorfer
Pythian
Sts- Pops
Mesdames Ashton Vincent
Bignove
Cowles
Bene Orphans’ Home
Améi
Children’s Day Services
Workingmen’s Home
Batesville Novelty Co
Eagles’ Memorial Services
Batesville Aerie
Aérie
Accompanhe Eureka Band
Eres
Wire Insurance
H. J. Walsman
Bains Gren
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