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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1900

Page

15

Adams Church Weather and Local People Notes

Mrs Hillman traveled to Mallstown on Monday to visit relatives and will return home in Indianapolis on Sunday. W Jacques and family were at Spades Friday. Emma Timke visited Indianapolis. Henry Drockelman finished the census last week. Mr Reuter of Morris was in town Monday. John Pohman was in the burg Tuesday. Ida Vuege departed for Cincinnati on Monday.

Frank &. Jones Osgood Samuel Evans Benham Barbara Ebel F. M. Thompson Indianapolis Jesse Laswell Raleigh Gilliland W. FE. Peters Milan Ith Madigan

Dr Ning's New Life Pills Claim Cure for Constipation

An ad-style piece touts a monster devil fish as a disease image and markets Dr Ning's New Life Pills as a safe cure. It claims benefits for stomach liver kidneys bowels and urges purchase at Baas' drug store for 25 cents.

Dr. Ning Baas’ Drug Store

Pleasant Park Sunday Social Gathers Local Residents

Charley Brockman and wife visited Steamboat Landing with Mr. Showers and family. H Clostermeyer and wife passed through toward Mt Aetna. George Sleighbaum and Lewis Weber with Fred Flantz visited Jake Weber. Edward and Dora Bornemeier traveled via Ross Roads. Ballstown string band provided violin music Sunday. John Idlewine visited Ed Lips. Miss Anna Peet returned from Napoleon to stay.

Charley Brockman Mr. Showers Steamboat Landing H. Clostermeyer Mt. Aetna George Sleighbaum North Crossing Lewis Weber Fred Flantz Cross Roads Jake Weber Edward Dora Bornemeier Ross Roads Ballstown John Idlewine Ed Lips Anna Peet Napoleon

Buckien's Arnica Salve for Skin Eruptions and Wounds

An advertising notice touts Buckien's Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples eczema tetter erysipelas salt rheum and related eruptions. It claims to heal cuts bruises burns felons ulcers and severe piles with a 25 cent box price and cure guarantee by G Baas, druggist.

Buckien G Baas

Neighborhood social notes and minor injuries in St Peters area

Sunday visits spread through St Peters with Osburn and many locals visiting Huber family and Mary Hoff and relatives. O A Cooley of Sunman noted in attendance. Harry Holt injured his hand at Fisher’s saw mill. Clara Meyer and Katie Faderman alongside others enjoyed a good evening with friends.

G. W. Osburn Math Brosa John Zimmer John Grimme Near Yung’s Godfrey Huber Mary Hoff Harry Lawrenceville Katie Faderman Cincinnati Wm. Meyer Mrs. Klein Penntown Clara Meyer Katie Brosa Sophia Zimmer Pete Dudley Fred Huber O. A. Cooley Sunman Harry Huber Pipe Creek Ollie Baas Lonely Corner Lewis Zimmer Harry Holt Fisher’s George Zimmer Frank P. Huber Qwite

Life and Death Fight Ends By Miracle Cure

W A Hines of Manchester Iowa recounts a near death escape from measles related lung trouble and consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his recovery after doctors predicted death. Hundreds have used it for throat chest and lung troubles, with free trial bottles at Baas drug store.

W.A. Hines Manchester Iowa Dr. King Baas

Local Socials and Visits From Sharp's Corner to Brookville

George Huber visited Sharp's Corner last week while Jacob Abplanalp Sr drove to Brookville and back last Monday. Herman Wittkamper and his brother Henry toured to Sunman and back, Martha Abplanalp hosted relatives from Cincinnati, and John Brosie did carpentry for Jacob Abplanalp. The Abplanalps hosted guests from Cincinnati including Mrs Gahn and family for a Fourth of July gathering with football croquet and horse shoe. Mrs. Fred Abplanalp is on the sick list and Ww. Baas from Penntown visited his sister here last Wednesday.

George Huber Sharp’s Corner Jacob Abplanalp Brookville Herman Wittkamper Henry Sharp's Corner Sunman Martha Abplanalp Gahn Cincinnati John Brosie Lawrenceville Englehoff Deweytown Mrs. Gahn Joseph Gahn Frank Gahn Katie Gahnu Maggie Gahn Lizzie Abplanalp Robert Abplanalp Fred Abplanalp Ww. Baas Penntown

Green's August Flower Proclaimed Widely Used Remedy

Prof Houton reports travelers and professionals increasingly rely on Green's August Flower for dyspepsia liver and stomach disorders and constipation. He notes it helps headaches from irregular habits and sour stomachs. Sample bottles are free at Baas drug store with sale by dealers everywhere.

Prof. Houton Baas

Pleasant local notes from Wright's Corner and Sunman area

The Stahley brothers John and Joseph take a Sunday ride to Wright's Corner. Others such as Lewis Erfman, Mrs. Huggler, Fred Baas and family, and Mrs. A. Miller with son Albert appear in priorweek social mentions. Grain cutting services offered by the Stahley brothers and Jacob Miller with McCormick binder next Thursday. Dr J Birchfield enjoyed a local ride. A cosmetic product advertises Littell's Liquid Sulphur Ointment for skin care sold by G A Baas.

Stahley Brothers John Joseph Wright's Corner Lewis Erfman Jacob Miller McCormick J. Birchfield

Rexville and Nearby Residents Gathered Amid Local Happenings

Rexville residents Nate Horton and family visited with sister Nettie last Sunday. T. S. Vawter and wife spoke at the county seat praising McKinley and Roosevelt. Mrs. Judd and Mrs. Easter visited. Mrs. Lemon and Monta were with Dr. Coomes. Demaree inspected roads, pledging improvements. Israel Shadday and wife ended a partnership. Pearl Smock, ill with heart trouble, returned home from New Marion after improvement. Ethel Alfrey and Emma Alfrey visited their parents. Rumor of a cream supper hosted by Charles Hyatt next Saturday.

Electric Bitters Proclaimed Cure for Scrofula

Dr D B Cargile reports Mrs Brewer cured of scrofula after four bottles of Electric Bitters. The letter says sores on head and face healed and health restored. The medicine is touted as a blood purifier for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores with liver kidney and bowel benefits. Sold by G A Baas at 50 cents guaranteed.

D. B.cargile Washita I. T G. A. Baas

Local Social Roundup and Wedding in Wilmington

Moores Hill resident Harvey Loyd spent Sunday with Laura Kidd while Cincinnati native James Coffee visited his mother in law this week. Aurora visitor Reuse Babcock and Daisy Nock hosted friends from Aurora. Dillsboro and Seymour links noted in weekly visits. The road supervisor L H Nocks fixes local roads and a group enjoyed a picnic at Cook's Grove. Grace Babcock wed William Weaselman at Wilmington on June 25 with relatives and many friends attending.

Harvey Loyd Moores Hill Laura Kidd James Coffee Cincinnati Reuse Babcock Aurora Daisy Nock Harry Wright Dillsboro May Ruble Cook’s Grove Frank Howard Wilmington Nellie Lester Seymour Wm. Kennedy Milan L. H. Nocks Ind Grace Babcock Wm. Weaselman

Batesville Men Ed Schultz Dolph Moore Visit Elated

Friends from Indianapolis this week recount pleasant Sunday calls from Batesville's Ed Schultz and Dolph Moore, two prominent young men, during a cordial visit.

Indianapolis Ed Schultz Dolph Moore Batesville

Batesville Residents Mentioned In Local News

Joe Henry of Batesville was in town on business Monday. Mrs. John Kramer is ill. Ed Franke visited Batesville. Alfred Jenner and family host Cincinnati friends. Maggie Franke attended the Voss Rupker wedding at Stumpke's Corner. Sadie Stegner of St Paul visited Mrs John Kramer. Mrs Rev Edith and daughter Sophia visit Louisville relatives. Lydia Abplanalp left for Greensburg. O E Faulkner and wife attended Epworth League Convention in Greensburg. Drep Johna Wortman dies after months of illness. Funeral Thursday at M E church, with burial in Lawrenceburg Cemetery.

Joe Henry Batesville John Kramer Ed Franke Alfred Jenner Cincinnati Maggie Franke Voss- Rupker Stumpke’s Corner Sadie Stegner St. Paul Edith Sophia Louisville, Ky Lydia Abplanalp Greensburg O. E. Faulkner Epworth League Johna Wortman M. E Lawrenceburg

Four graduates named at Baptist Sunday school ceremony

The Baptist Sunday school holds a July 4 celebration at Newpoint with four graduates listed: Frank Sammons Wallie Brown Arthur Bunselmeier and Edna Brown. Commencement at the Baptist church July 4. Willie Hoendort has gone to Cincinnati for a store position. Joe Alexander and family visited their greensburg relatives. Photographs and various local visits noted. James W. Sammons family visits. Dem convention nominates Bill Alexander for Trustee and John Sembach for Assessor.

The Baptist Sunday School Newpoint Frank Sammons Wallie Brown Arthur Bunselmeier Edna Brown Baptist Church Willie Hoendort Cincinnati Joe Alexander Beszie Greensburg A. M. Alexander Clifford Jones Westport Miller Brown Millhousen Holman Bradshaw Jenny Ebel Versailles John Sammons John Wagner Bill Alexander John Sembach Herman Rolfus Milhousen Duffey William Cross Mart Hall John Harve Mort McCoy Osgood M. E Alice Wildman M. I Frank Roesch Peter Holzer Cora Hertenstein Terre Haute

Remember the 4th at Versailles grand gathering

Versaille residents invite all to a Fourth of July celebration. Mrs. Grant Johnson visits relatives in Pennsylvania. Smith Hunter and Margaret Dickerson were in Madison last Sunday and Monday. Harry White of Birmingham is mentioned among attendees.

Versailles Grant Johnson Pennsylvania Smith Hunter Margaret Dickerson Madison Harry White Birmingham

Penntown Social Notes and July 4 Sunday School Plans

WEW Point and nearby residents share weekend visits with J M Greene and Ida Hoff visiting Penntown. Bessie Moodey returns from Balls town while Carrie Thackery hosts. A grand Sunday school celebration is planned for July 4 with six schools invited. One new member joins Rebekah Lodge, Bessie Moodey. Walter Connelley of Cincinnati visits Barney Wolfe. Rev W G Carmichael of Muncie to preach at the Christian church and speak at the Sunday school celebration. Clyde Stagg Walter Stiers and Will Stevens visit from Greenaburg. The Misses Huber host visitors.

J. M. Greene Ida Hoff Penntown Bessie Moodey Ballstown Carrie Thackery Rebekah Lodge Walter Connelley Cincinnati Barney Wolfe Rosa Moore Batesville Mae Greene W. G. Carmichael Muncie Christian Church Clyde Stagg Walter Stiers Will Stevens Greenaburg Huber

Local Notices and Court Actions Highlight Milan News

Courthouse news lists cases to quiet title and divorce filings involving J H Connelley and Elizabeth Dickerson. Marriage licenses issued for Gustav Kock and Carrie Eckstein, Jacob Siebein and Anna Salyers, Chris W Voss and Ada Ruplser, Will W McCoy and Sabina McDaniel. Local residents visit, attend church events, and travel between Milan and Indianapolis.

J. H. Connelley John Rupp Clark C. Babcock Cornet & Gelvin Anna M. D. Morgan John Morgan Union Central Life Insurance Co Jas. H. Connelley Elizabeth Dickerson John Dickerson Gustav Kock Philadelphia Carrie B. Eckstein Nicholasville Ind Jacob Siebein New Marion Anna Salyers Holton Chris W. Voss Seymour Ada Ruplser Milan Will W. McCoy Marble Corner Sabina R. McDaniel

Sunday Movements Around Brookville and Nearby Towns

A long list of residents and visitors details trips to Brookville Cincinnati Batesville Peppertown Connersville Huntington and other local towns. It notes names such as Pearl Kimball M E Watkins Ed Allison Amanda Alley Lacy Oliver and many more with travels occurring Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday across the region. The piece also mentions church services by Elder Crash and Rev Brown and visits by Captain Leason and other locals.

Pearl Kimball Brookville Cincinnati M. E. Watkins Kentucky Jeff Wiggans June Abbott Batesville Ed Allison Alf Blackledge Clara Shaw Mary Kilda Peppertown Letta Leonard Mr. Leonard Doctor Allen Grace Thorpe Fred Ferris Blanche Dungan Bertha Hutchinson Nellie Thorpe Capt. Leason Elwood Lew Davidson John Moore Jas. Walke Andersonville Bob Chidester Lobe Smith Blooming Grove H. C. Peterman Duck Creek Jas. Sherwood Near Stone Chapel Elder Crash Liberty Ind Christian Church Union School House Rev L. L. Brown M. E. Church Rev. Brown Laurel Charles Martindale Connersville Joe Staub Anderson Mike L. A. Laird Greensburg Frank Allison Grandma Glisson Allison Inlaw George Allison Huntington Jonathan Whitelock Charley Brown Shelby County

Notice of liquor license application in Batesville Indiana

Notice is given that Jacob Engel will apply to the Ripley County Indiana Board of Commissioners at the next term starting the first Monday in July 1900 for a license to sell spiritous vinous and malt liquors in quantities less than a quart for one year. The premises are on lots 74 and 73 in Sims addition to Batesville Laughery township Ripley County Indiana. OTICE OF APPLICATION.

Board of Commissioners Ripley County Indiana Sim Batesville Laughery Township Jacob Engel Otice Tochina Lydia C. Wells Franklin Street Pierceville Franklin_ township Emery Nocks State of Circuit Court William R. Beall Joshua Beall Thomas Beall Joseph Beall Geo. Beall Emma Wiley Maggie Wiley Hattie Beall Albert Beall David S. Beall Isaac C. Beall Versailles Said Said Court Samuel M. Sauriva Adam Stockinger

Major's Cement Promises Superior Build and Savings

This ad argues Major's Cement uses costly, superior materials not found in rival products. It claims 15 to 25 cent bottles, with dealers earning fair profit, plus large advertising support of over $5000 monthly nationwide. It urges repairs with Major's Rubber and Leather Cements and offers mail delivery free of postage.

Major New York

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Pleasant Park ST. Peters Piph Creek PENN WALD Littell Rexvile Ee Nate Horton Nettie Rexville T. S. Vawter McKinley Roosevelt Piercehevilie Poleron K&k Das. K.&k America Ohio Nooe A. J. Brooks White Presbyterian Church Court House News Bright Holtin Hostin Chemical CO Maiden Lane N.Y Nion Furniture CO Herman H. Wessel Huntersville, Mnd Maley, Thompson & Moffett
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