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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
5
Sunman residents share a flurry of visits with Cincinnati friends and Batesville kin. Albert Behlmer renovates his home with a new roof veranda and paint while plan for future weddings grows. Notable guests include Mrs Anna King Houkamp and E D Cowles with several local calls and travel to Versailles Greensburg and Lawrenceburg.
Charles St Clair and family entertain guests with Mrs Fred Stockinger of Batesville. Wesley Stockinger returns home from visiting his parents. Philip Weber's birthday celebration draws a large crowd. Many family and friends visit across Batesville, Ripley and Cincinnati areas including the Pohlar, Trautman, Menchhofer, and Kuster families. A mix of visits, outings, and a few local events fill weekend activity.
Fred Siebert Jr. called on John Strobel and family Monday morning. A dance by the Y M S C at Henry Peetz's Saturday night June 18 invites all for the season’s last dance. Neighbors and families including Siebert Strobel Hoyer Busche Kessen and Goyert visited Henry Siebert and Rollin Siebert Sunday and thres to Batesville.
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs R R NWO 8 Born-Tom and Tébbe on Wednesday June 8. Alois Siefert and Frank Oswald visited Brookville Monday. John Dickman traveled to Batesville Saturday. Katherine and Emma Bruns of Cincinnati stayed with Jos Schwegman and wife Sunday. A picnic and dance is planned at Moorman's grave on July 4. J Scheele and wife of Morris called on Wm Tebbe and wife Sunday.
Nearly all residents expect to attend the lawn fete at Cross Roads on Thursday June 16. Local residents Emma Dieckmann Sophia Dieckmann Herman Dieckmann and families are mentioned with several visits and social gatherings noted among neighbors.
A large crowd attended services at the Euteran Church Sunday. The services were in English. Henry Price and bride recently married returned from their honeymoon and attended church. Miss Margaret Rhonk employed at Sunman visited home folks. M S Stabley Jr and cousin Tassie Miller attended church at Morris. Prof Chas H Clifton presided at the organ Thursday evening. Maria A Stabley left for Philadelphia and Washington for an indefinite visit. Mrs Erfman and children visited Mrs M J Stahley. Many autos were seen Sunday afternoon.
Jacob Engel announces his intent to apply to the Ripley County Board of Commissioners in Batesville Indiana for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons and to allow on premise consumption. He also seeks permission to sell soft drinks cigars tobacco and serve lunch at a one story frame building on Walnut Street lot 74 George P Sims addition Batesville.
Mrs James Mead spent Tuesday at Sunman. J H Wooley went to Louisville on Monday evening. Mrs Charles Becker and children of Shelbville visited relatives Saturday evening. Mrs Mary Hoffman of Lawrenceburg came Monday to visit her sister Mrs Schlicht. Miss Cora Mack visiting her sister in Cincinnati returned Monday. Chas Hirt spent Sunday with relatives in Indianapolis bringing Vera Hirt to visit grandparents. Adam Siebert and daughter Florence left Wednesday for Lake County to see his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Cora Davis. Mrs Frank Zinc had attended her mother’s funeral last week and stayed with her sister Mrs Joe Kurtz leaving Tuesday morning for Beaver Dam. Mrs Fred Wolfe and Mrs Harvey Hoft of New Point visited Monday to see Mrs Hy WeTerry who is sick then returned home. Ly evening with Miss Mildred Boitman.
A Kansas City Journal quip recalls a concert misstep where an audience member applauded as the orchestra tuned, mistaking the warm up for a classical number, highlighting social awkwardness at a musicale.
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