Sunman Residents Attend Weddings and Visits Across Cities
Sunman and surrounding areas saw a flurry of activity with residents traveling to Cincinnati Indianapolis and Shelbyville for business and social events. Notable items include Edna Heisman returning from Indianapolis, a funeral procession for George King's child from Milan to Hubbie's Corner, and several guests visiting local families. The Sunman band played at the Steinford Kaiser wedding and O L Newman led commencement exercises with eleven graduates at Big Four Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George King’s
Milan
Hubbie’s Corner
Big Four Hall
O. L. Newman
Remarkable Mix Up Doctors Failed To Cure Man
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recalls five doctors diagnosing heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver trouble before trying Electric Bitters his wife suggested. One bottle cured him bringing restored health and relief from blood poison and organ complaints. Sold by Baas Schultz’s druggist for 50 cents guaranteed to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Baas & Schultz
Local Folks Share News and Birthdays Across Town
Miss Greta Smith and Mariam Smith spent time with family at Moore's Hill. Newton Jackson and daughter visited Indianapolis. Leah Paugh hosted a birthday party on Laughery creek with friends. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Laswell and Ed Pendergast died after a four week illness. Several locals attended Mrs. Laswell’s funeral at Tanglewood. Marriage licenses issued for Bishop to Hannah, McDaniel to Shepherd, Mead to Lomatch, Arends to Franke, Steinford to Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Paugh
Laughery Creek
Ed Pendergast
The
Baptist Church
Leonard Bishop
Holton
Jennie M. Hannah
Cross Plains
James McDaniel
Marble Corner
Lulu Shepherd
Canaan
R. R
William W. Mead
Ida L. Lomatch
Bernard R. Arends
Spades
Margaret H. Franke
August Steinford
Indianapolis
Kaiser
Pierceville
Sharps Corner Social Highlights Include Anniversaries
About 100 people attended G. W. Osburn's 50th anniversary last Thursday night June 13. The event featured refreshments and dancing with the Sharps Corner band providing music and many gifts for the honoree. Anna Bischoff visited Batesville Friday. Lewis Wittkamper aided Mr. Abplanalp by sawing wood Friday. Several friends called on C. U. Crusa Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Osburt
Sharps Corner Band
Osburn
Barn raisin crowds and social visits noted
Mr Herman Siebert hosts a barn raising crowd Monday. Miss Lizzie Kuppart visits Mrs Peetz Monday. Miss Lilian Busch and Miss Freda Sell from Cincinnati visit. Mr Joe Pfeiffer and wife visit Lewis Goyert Sunday. Miss Freda Siebert visits Will Dieckman near Huntersville Sunday. Local ladies society serves coffee at Cross Roads Thursday. Henry Klostermeyer and family travel to New Burlington. A customer cured by one box of Chamberlains Salve. Chamberlains medicines sold by Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pfeiffer
Batesville
Lewis Goyert and
Chamberlain
M. H. Rodney & Co
Almond
Ala
Baas & Schultz
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Local visits and school staffing notes from New Point
Miss Maggie McCrean and Miss Sadie Meyers visit relatives in town while Scott Sammons and family stay this week. The M E Sunday School plans a July celebration at Newpoint. Charles Hertenstein to be principal next term and Nettie Manton to teach primary. Rev. Thompson to lead at M I church. Delegates to District Epworth League meet at Milan June 25 27. Pearl Putterbaum returns to Greensburg. K P Lodge decorates graves at Lutheran cemetery. Abe Lutz and wife visit Rush County relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hertenstein
Nettie Manton
Steinfeldt
John Sammons
Tasy Meyers
Milan
Not Neglect the Children Remedy Ad
At this season of the year the first unnatural looseness of a child's bow should have immediate attention. The best thing that can be given is Chamberlain's Cube Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil as directed with each bottle of the remedy. For sale by Baas and Schultz Batesville Bigney and Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Local Social Notes and Community events
Mrs H J Sunman and daughter called on J J Harvey and family Thursday. Mrs Ed Glowka of Cincinnati visiting her mother at present. A hall dance Tuesday night was a success socially and financially. Miss Florence and Carrie Harvey visited relatives at Haymond and Sharps Corner. Edna Eschenbrenner entertained Myrtle Smith of Spades. Philip Schumacher attended Fred Schrader's funeral in Batesville Saturday. John Keifer of Chicago visiting his parents. Mike Gauck to open an ice cream parlor Saturday. Mr Canada of Indianapolis transacted business here. Several attended the 40th anniversary dance at the Osburn homestead Thursday night. Nicholas Volz bought a new carriage. Peter Andres sick but improving. Anna Bischoff shopped in Batesville. Augusta Schumacher and Anna Noll of Indianapolis visiting relatives.
Harvest Prospects Improve as Flay TL Reports Wheat Fair
Local notices describe visits and social events across Batesville and surrounding towns. Families such as the Hutsons Bultmans and Herricks attended dances and visited relatives while school closings and graduation prep marked late week activities.
Local social notes from Indianapolis to Morris
Frank Berchtel and family spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Miss Lorena Gunter visited at Lawrenceburg and Cincinnati. A number of residents attended the Sunman commencement exercises. Emory Powers and August Franke graduated from our school. Miss Maggie Bergman returned to Cincinnati. Jos Schmalz and family returned from Indianapolis. Will Smith visited Cincinnati several days last week. George Behr and family of Batesville visited Sunday. Miss Myrtle Smith visited Miss Edna Eischenbrenner at Morris Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Gunter
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati
Sunman
Emory Powers
August Franke
Will Smith
Myrtle Smith
Edna Eischenbrenner
Morris
A Real Wonderland of South Dakota Healing Case
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports a remarkable recovery for her son from lung and throat trouble after using Dr King's New Discovery. She credits the medicine with stopping exhausting coughing spells and saving his life. The remedy, guaranteed for coughs and colds, is sold by Baas & Schultz with trials offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Baas & Schultz
Auctioneer Mr. Wolf Praised for Charisma and Skill
The text extols Mr. Wolf as an abundant experienced and valuable auctioneer. He is described as a good judge of values a capable mixer a fine fellow and popular with the people. It urges readers to call or write him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
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V .W. Bigney
Edna Heisman
Albert Beblmer
John Bower
O. L. Newman and Family
Delaware
Frank Meister
Stanley Freeland
Mr. Ertel
Pipe Creek
George Cook
Littell
Wm. Kennedy
Mrs. Bauer
Ben Ruhlmar
Wm, Wade and Wife
H. Clemens
George Trautman
Charles Littell
Burney
Wm. Stille
Dayton, Ky
Millie and
Emma Peters
Rushville
W. W. Bigney
Shelbyville
W. W. McMullen
John Billman
Shelby County
Henry Schuck
Josie Kellogg
Fairmount
Chris Nieman
Columbus, O
Isaac Mendell
Steinford- Kaiser
G. W. Trautman
Versaltries
Greta Smith
Moore's Hill
Frank Thompson
Bloomington
Mariam Smith
Moores Hill
Commiencement
Newton Jackson
Harry Laswell
Clinton Laswell
Jessie Laswell
Robert Laswell
St. Louis
Chas. Laswell
Mrs. Laswell
Tanglewood
Fannie Benham
Eva Thompson
Helen Hunter
Bertha
Edith Wetzler
Ethel Minger
Fannie Skeen
Fay Tyrrell
Ruth Raffignone
Lewis A. Lee
W. A. Beer
Thomas Harper
W. Will
Elrod
Harry and
James Hyatt
Napoleon
J. Conyers
Herman Bischoff
Pike
Anna Bischoff
Lewis Wittkamper
Mr. Abplanaip
C. U. Crusa
Herman Siebert
Lizzie Kuppart
Mrs. Peetz
Lilian Busch
Freda Sell
Freda Siebert
Will Dieckman
Huntersville
Ladies Society
Cross Roads
Henry Klostermeyer
New Bennington
IWA Polbon
Maggie McCrean
New Pennington
Isaac Hart
Sadie Meyers
Chicago
George Meyers
Scott Sammons
M. E
Newpoint
Thompson
M.I. Church
Pearl Putterbaum
Greensburg
K. of P. Lodge
Chas. Lutz and Family
Abe Lutz
Rush County
Wattrer A. Woop
the Meyer Lumber and Hardware CO
H. J.sunman
J. J. Harvey
Mrs
Ed. Glowka
Mrs. Wippel
Florence and
Carrie Harvey
Haymond and
Sharps Corner
Edna Eschenbrenner
Philip Schumacher
Fred Schrader
John Keifer
Mike Gauck
Canada
Osburn Homestead
Geo. W. Osburn
Atl
Nicholas Volz
Peter Andres
Mrs. Hitzman
Augusta Schumacher
Anna Noll
Flay
August Bultman
Henry Bultman
Elmer Crowell
Jake Sitzman
Harry Bultman
Coon Minger
Waldren
George Meyer
Clint Wilson
Albert Bultman
John Bultman
Sheriman Hutson
C. Minger
St. Clair
Rev. Robbins and
Halden Schwier
Ben Wheite
Flora EK. Newman
Sunmans
Oil Prince, JR
Henry Kehrman
Batesville Mill
Henry Behrman
WM. F. Krieger
General Cement Constructions
Tam
Indiana
Frank Berchtel
Maggie Bergman
Jos. Schmalz
George Behr
Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
George I" Sims
Jacob Engel
George Street
George Po Sim
Red Meyer, JR
Park Avenue
Hillenbrand Brothers
3Atesville
John A. Bosse
Binder
Asda
Deere
Hamilton
Malta
Henry Wolf
Andrew W. Kops
Pfalsgraff Bldg
Cor. Second and
Washington Sts
Nee Thin
Willi Lys
William Krieger
Laughery Township
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