Local News Items and Community Notices
Various short notes from the area include visits to Cincinnati by Mrs. Henry Johanning and Mrs. Louis Oser and children, plus a spell of sickness for Mrs. Jos. Spit. An ice cream and strawberry festival is planned at New Salem church on Thursday night June 20. A lost hammerless revolver is sought with a reward offered, and early passenger trains 34 and 36 arrived coupled with slight delays. Knights of St. John convention tickets on sale for June 24 26 in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy's
Knights of St. John National Convention
Cincinnati
Vu. J. Doll
Stars and Lincolns Battle After Five-Run Inning
The Batesville team faced five Cincinnati runs in one inning last Sunday and remained composed. The home squad urged practice to improve nerve and teamwork, aiming to become a hard team to beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars
Lincolns
Cincinnati
Batesville Boys
Local notices and town updates from Batesville
Daily items include visits and travel notes of residents Eva Terry and families to Cincinnati. Sale of a four room dwelling near the depot with large lot listed at $800. Community events such as the Huntersville Jugendverein grave decoration at two pm Sunday. Local prosperity and Republican expansion sentiment noted amid town business. A public dispute over a previous Tribune report is questioned with calls for truth and present witnesses.
Smoke Shorts Pride of Cuba and Cheap Goods at Walsman’s
Advert shows sections and rivets at Walsman’s and Nick Blank’s with shirts at 50 cents and up. It lists binds to buy needlework items, discounts on binder twine and machine oil, and promotes McCall’s Magazine with a free pattern. Local social notes mention weddings, visits, and school sports in Batesville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall’s Magazine
Nick Blank
McCall's Bazaar
Nick Blank’s
Batesville
Children's Day Events and a June 19 1901 Wedding
The English M E Sunday School plans a Children's Day program on June 23 with 2 45 p m exercises and an Indianapolis speaker Charles Clary. A July 4 Sabbath School celebration is set at Wise's Grove near New Pennington with speaking and music. bring lunch baskets. A marriage reported June 19 at St John s church Huntersville unites William Foerster and Sophia Krieger. They host guests at the bride s father s home and will live in Huntersville. Also an ad for Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets promoting health benefits with store samples available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clary
Indianapolis
J. 5
Wise’s Grove
New Pennington
Newpoint
St. John’s Church
Huntersville
William Foerster
Sophia Krieger
von Hahman
Dr. Timmermann
Tribune
Chamberlain
Price
Baas’ Drug Store
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Birthday Serenade Surprises Mr Kammeyer and Family
Sunday afternoon friends and relatives serenaded William Kammeyer and wife on his birthday anniversary. Attendees from Adams township included Henry Bruning and family John Kammeyer and family Henry Kammeyer and wife Fred Fishmer and wife Frank Behlmer Frank Fishmer Herman Bruning Gussie Steinforth Fred Kassens Dan Kammeyer Ed Kammeyer. Batesville guests Augusta Behlmer Henry Behlmer John Wonning William Krieger Jr and wife. After Modern Woodmen services guests enjoyed a fine supper and a pleasant time at the Kammeyer residence returning home in the cool evening air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kammeyer
Mr. Kammeyer
Henry Bruning
John Kammeyer
Henry Kammeyer
Fred Fishmer
Frank Behlmer
Frank Fishmer
Herman Bruning
Gussie Steinforth
Fred Kassens
Dan Kammeyer
Ed Kammeyer
Adams Township
Batesville
Augusta Behlmer
Henry Behlmer
John Wonning
William Krieger
Order
Fred Vishmer
Lawrence Lambert
Fred Lambert
Henry Kassens
Gasoline stores and Cincinnati visits noted
Local notices record gasoline stores at Walsmann’s and several residents traveling to Cincinnati on business or visiting friends, including Mrs A Zengel Mrs M Prietsch and Miss Hildah Prietsch. Commencement at Batesville High School set for July 1 with free admission. The July Delineator from H H Kramer highlights Buffalo Exposition Rainbow and elegant illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.prietsch
Miss Hildah
Cincinnati
L. B. Boyd
H. H. Kramer
Buffalo Exposition
Jugendverein Banner Dedication At St Pauls Cross Roads
The Jugendverein of St. Pauls church at Cross Roads will hold a dedicatory service on Thursday June 27 1901. A newly purchased banner will be dedicated to the society with exercises starting at 4 p m. After the service an ice cream and strawberry social will follow and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugendverein
St. Paul's Church
Cross Roads
Certifying to a Fake and Crusie's Missing License
The Tribune questions three volunteers who declared Crusie has a full liquor license after his license expired June 11 1901. Records show Crusie sold liquor without a valid license from that date until he secures payment and approval. The paper demands truth from Crusie's supporters and notes possible prosecution if unlicensed sales continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weber
William Clostermeyer
Nick Oser
Crusie
Zoellhoefer
Ripley County
The
Tribune
Local notes and notices from Batesville area
Community brief listing daily ice cream at Engel s, Buckeye binders and mowers at Walsman s, and various visits from Cincinnati and Greensburg residents. Auctions at Lipps farm sold for 1301 dollars. Morris church wedding at St Henry s. mention of local factory employment and housing needs as plants expand.
Lincolns Dominate Batesville in Fairgrounds Tilt
Cincinnati Lincolns beat Batesville Stars 6 to 1 at the fairgrounds. Sauerland led Batesville with five hits in six trips, while Roell held the Lincolns to eight safeties. Brengleman and Brinkler combined for the Lincolns on offense and pitching.
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Lincolns
Stars
Fairgrounds
Cincinnati Lincolns
Batesville Stars
Brengleman
Roell
Sauerland
Batesville
Roell and
Terry
Brinkler
Rebel
User
Doll
Local Notes On Family Visits Births and Train View
Miss Ona Givan visits Spades and Harry Meyer returns from Cincinnati for a week with his parents. Frank Meyer and wife welcome twins born June 13 1901. Dora Schwetman returns to Indianapolis. Adam Fehlingers soda fountain opens daily. George W Gelvin travels to Versailles to inspect a high bridge observation. Batesville post office hours change Sunday 9 to 10 am only. rest of day closed per Railway Mail Service order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meyer
George W Gelvin
Versailles
Batesville
Decoration Ceremony by Modern Woodmen Observed
Sunday ceremony at Greemann's hall by Modern Woodmen of America honored Neighbor William T. Greemann. About 38 marchers led by Sunmar Craig Band laid floral wreaths at the grave while townspeople attended amid a ball game heat. Gratitude extended to band leader Henry Kammeyer and members from Adams township and Batesville for their unselfish music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Home Camp
Woodmen of
America
Greemann
the Tribune
William T. Greemann
Sunmar Graig
Batesville
Cincinnati
Order
Suuman Band
Pene
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. L
Ceptee
Charles J, Doll
Walsman's
Smoke Square
Diebl de Cigar
Havana
John Pfalsgratl
Henry Johanning
Louis Oser
Ra Harry Combes
HO Vislees
Our Town
Kramer
Jos. Spit
New Salem Church
Sherman House
Kaiser’s
Winsor’s
H. E
Diehl
Schorr
Geo. J. Mehlen
Frank Starks
Eva Terry
Elwood
William Schwfer
Harry Canfield
Fred Schafer
J.H. Schafer
City
J. Wilker
Harry Diechmann
Huntersville Jugendverein
R. B. Hartzell
Anna
Aug. Prell
Herald
Christ Schwier
Wm. Schroeder
Adam Siebert
George Kirchhoff
Fred Barchirs
al Shane
Ed Crusie
Gibson
Shane
Smoke Shorts Pride of
Cuba
Walsman’s
John Hancock
Ollie Hafner
St. Clair’s
Bischoff & Reuter
H.H. Kramer
H. L. Foerster
Pete Gookins
Tipton
Chicago
Napoleon
Neil
Lotta McCallum
Tara Ward
Delaware
Versailles School
Martha
Mrs. Foerster
Miss Martha
Will
Walsmann’s
A. Zengel
H. W. Kramer
George Hillenbrand
Geo. H. Niemeyer and Wife
Gus Greemann
John Lampert
Robert Uter
Ballstown
William Ferris
Batesville High School
St. Mark's Church
Adam Fehlinger’s
Anna Bossi
Prell
West Virginia
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Engel’s
Louis Ehichold
Specker Bros
Fred Dickman
Greensburg
Chas.o. Ebel
Julius Rose
Geo. Cramer
Wm. Horwarth
Stanley Raabe
C. Broerman
Paul Schimke
Wm. Schwier
Western
John Bierbusse
A. W. Romweber
American
Shelbyville
John Meyer
Lipps
Henry Clostermeyer
Theo Hig
Morris
Alois Bshhoff
Ida Wipple
Schafer
H. H. Krome’s
Miss Ona Givan
Harry Meyer
Dora Schwetman
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