Local Residents Visit, Travel, and Notices Across Communities
Sunman E G Bielby and family visited his father H G Bielby in Lawrenceburg. Greensburg resident John Beer spent Sunday with relatives. Several locals traveled to Versailles for Sunday activities. Miss Sophia Grittman of Bonnell called on relatives, and Fiona Alexander visited Moores Hill. Miss Fermier’s daughter’s remains were laid to rest at Hubbles Cemetery after Chicago arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Bielby
Lawrenceburg
H. G. Bielby
John Beer
Greensburg
Earl Cowells
St. Marys
Sophia Grittman
Bonnell
W.W. Bigney
Moores Hill
Ed Wollung
Oakley, C
Spades Social News Notes and Commencement
Spades residents visit relatives in Guilford and Indianapolis. Notables include Walter Osborn and John Schuma cher visiting Cassius Osborn, Mrs Walter Fitch traveling to Indianapolis, and Henry Pohlar and wife from Cincinnati with the Sieg family. Osgood graduation June 26 features Erma Fishmer, Raymond Meyer and Wilbur Bauman. Amelia Miller of Sharps Corner visits Ruby Sieg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. W. Sunman
Guilford
Walter Osborn
John Schumacher
Indianapolis
Cassius Osborn
Walter Fitch
John Gunter
Herman Kreinhop
North Branch
Henry Pohlar
Cincinnati
John Sieg
Osgood
Spades
Erma Fishmer
Raymond Meyer
Wilbur Bauman
Amelia Miller
Sharps Corner
Ruby Sieg
Local Social Notes From Sharps Corner Community
SHARPS CORNER Dick Lightner of Batonville was in our midst Saturday. Lewis Wittkamper and family spent Sunday evening with relatives at Sun man Ino. Pohlar and wife and Ed Pohlar and wife visited relatives at Dayton Sunday. Walter Bauman and family of Cincinnati with Walter Osborn and son and John Schumacher of Indianapolis and Cass Osburn and wife were Sunday guests of Henry Schumber and family. August Richter and family motored to Brookville Sunday. Fred Pohlar returned home last week after spending three weeks at Cincinnati. If you would be healthy wealthy and wise work all day and advertise. Phone 22 Tribunetch Printing Always Pleases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Lightner
Batonville
Lewis Wittkamper
Sunman
Ino
Pohlar
Ed Pohlar
Dayton
Walter Bauman
Cincinnati
Walter Osborn
John Schumacher
Indianapolis
Cass Osburn
Henry Schumber
August Richter
Brookville
Fred Pohlar
Cincinnnati
Nellie
Miss Trescott
Ashe
Mr. Torrens
Mr. Tor- Tens
Nelle
Rolfe
Penntown residents host visitors and travelers pass through
Local notes report Mrs. and G. Collignon of Troy Indiana visiting with John Rapp and Rev. Fr J J Rapp at St Nicholas. E Collignon returned home with family. Other callers include Dr E B Vincent Clarence Miller Ira Brinkman and families J T Graver Charles Meister Rev Fr J J Rapp and Hazel Bartling. Several groups en route to Batesville and Oldenburg were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Collignon
Troy
Ind
John Rapp
J. J. Rapp
St. Nicholas
E. Collignon
E. B. Vincent
Clarence Miller
Osgood
E. Kneer
Father Pohl
New Alsace
Ira Brinkman
Batesville
Alice Brinkman
Mrs. Scherling
Gladys Pressa
Cincinnati
J. T. Graver
Dillsboro
Charles Meister
BE. Collignon
Oldenburg
Hazel Bartling
Henry Price
Sunman
Wm McMullen
John Hofmeckel
Pipe Creek Resident Visitors and Local Stock Purchases
PIPE CREEK Robert Abplanalp and wife of Oakley and Joseph Gahn and family of Cumminsville visited their brother Charley and family Sunday. John Nedderman of Sunman shopped for stock Monday. Walter Huber was at Brookville Saturday. Mr Rohis near Sunman looked for a horse Monday. Spades youths spent Sunday along Pipe Creek. Ed and Walter Huber visited their mother in Cincinnati Sunday as she improves in hospital. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp visited Charley. Herman Grothaus and daughter Elizabeth were at Sunman Saturday afternoon. Fred Abplanalp and George Osburn were at Sunman Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Abplanalp
Oakley
Joseph Gahn
Cumminsville
Charley
John Nedderman
Sunman
Walter Huber
Brookville
Mr. Rohis
Jacob
Lizzie Abplanalo
Herman Grothaus
Elizabeth
Fred Abplanalp
George Osburn
Adams Church to Miss a Sunday Service
Next Sunday no service at Adams Church. Rev Heeseman will lead a morning service with communion at Blue Creek. Family visits noted with Albert Schrader and family. Local health concerns and a shed construction update appear among community notices. Louis Timke sold 18 shoats for 225 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam’s
Heeseman
Blue Creek
Wilbur Lauber
France
Rev
Albert Prakel
Albert Schrader
Adolf Heeseman
Hilda Schutte
Charles Bergman
Batesville
John Schmoker
Christ Schorling
Louis Timke
Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Reister
Mr and Mrs Robert Reister welcomed a daughter named Helen on Thursday. Several relatives and friends visited or traveled to Cincinnati for the occasion, including Carl Stockman and Mrs. Tompkins from Owensboro.
Printing Worth Any Kind Platform
A concise artful line declaring that only the right kind of printing matters, framed as a statement about a platform.
Milan firms drill to deepest well and unveil mineral water
A group of Milan businessmen drilled 900 feet through Trenton rock to reach a vast aquifer near Ripley County. After costly attempts they discovered Miwogco Mineral Water claimed to cure rheumatism stomach and kidney ailments. A representative will offer free samples at Blank's Pharmacy Rexall Drug Store for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Ind
Ripley County
Trenton Rock
Trenton
Nature
Blank
Rexall Drug
Local Social Roundup Notes and Funeral Visits
Mrs. Harry Bilhorn visited Cincinnati Friday while Mrs. Gus Fephoe visited her mother Sunday. Joe Weber and family drove to Connersville Sunday. Cordelia Fermier’s remains were sent to Sunman for burial at Hubbles cemetery after dying in Chicago. Rev. Davis led a church lawn funeral in Dearborn County. Orlando Keller attended a funeral in town. The Wrights attended their niece’s wedding in Norwood. Fred Minneman left for Cincinnati for work. A Saturday dance drew a large crowd and good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bilhorn
Cincinnati
Gus Fephoe
Joe Weber
Connersville
Albert Gutzwiller
Indianapolis
Manchester
A. Johnson
Batesville
Johnson
Here
Cordelia Fermier
Sunman
Hubbles
Chicago
Dearborn County
Davis
Lawrenceburg
G. Smith
Orlando Keller
Will Wright
Norwood
Fred Minneman
Chronic Constipation Remedies and Advice
An editorial style note explains constipation results from dry matter and urges drinking water, eating raw fruits, and outdoor exercise. It warns against harsh laxatives and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild, agreeable remedy while noting the paper reaches every home to help reach buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
The Substitute Heiress and Nellie Druitt Romance
In Rushville Honora Trescott invites Nellie Druitt a new schoolteacher to her home to serve as a substitute hostess. Nellie dazzles in Miss Trescott s circle and meets Willard Torrens with whom she shares a respectful, evolving romance while navigating Miss Trescott s engagement rumor with Torrens s brother Rolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Honora Trescott
Miss Trescott
Martha
Trescott
Honora
Clarice Burdett
Nellie Druett
Nellie
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Minnie Reddett
W. W. McMullen
Arthur Sunman
John Schuck
Josephine Luhring
Gertrude Lang
C. W. Morrow
Louisville
Wm. Cors
Christ Kassendick
Weisburg
Versailles
Amdore
Miss Fermier
Dr. Fermier
Marie Schweitzer
Nieman
Penntown
Pipe Creek
Adams Church
Morris
Robert Reister
Helen
Jack Sieg
Carl F. Stockman
Henry Stockman
John Fulton
Jim Jenkins
Clarence Tompkins
Owensboro
Thomas
Ida Merked
Fred Zoller
Detroit
Mich
Carrie Harvey
Frank Rosner
Bialy
Christian Boa
Anna Heelson
Ino. Spaeth
Leo Burmans
Ino. Meierle
Earth's
Western Newspaper Union
The
Batesville Bank
Batesville Lumber Co
Geo. J. Mehlon
Tribune
Batesville Fertilizer Co
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