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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
5
Sunman area residents attend commencements and visits. Notables include Dr Smith and wife of Lawrenceburg, Rev Father Baron in Manchester, and many relatives visiting from Indianapolis Greensburg Cincinnati Dayton and Batesville. Several households report illness travel and hometown improvements.
Spades Jacob Behr and family from Batesville visited here Sunday. A German Protestant church young people's society formed with officers Henry Franke President Willie Kas tens Treasurer Emma Abegglen Secretary and a Constitution committee. The society meets Sundays at 8 PM.
An alarm is described as the result of neglected clogged bowels and torpid liver leading to chronic constipation. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels, guaranteed by Baas & Schultz druggists, price 20 cents.
Local merchant Chas Oswald reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured Seth Burch of the ugliest neck sore seen in Rensselaersville. The salve fights blood poisoning and heals cuts wounds burns and sores. 25c at Baas Schultz’s.
Mrs. George Kessens and children of Cross Roads visited home folks on Wednesday. Miss Carrie Kels from Chicago visited her sister Mrs. Louis Goyert. The ladies society met at William Karls with coffee provided by Mrs. Fred Wenning and Mrs. Karl. Fred Dieckman and family visited Herman Dieckman. Dick Kops bought a new binder for wheat harvest as haymaking begins. A dance for Lizzie Kumpart, returning from Indianapolis, drew a good crowd Saturday night.
Fred Schroeder was in Greensburg last Wednesday. Henry Littel and wife of Greensburg visited Gus Meyer and wife. Harry Huser traveled to Batesville on business. John Wisker and wife went to St. Maurice. Fred Huser and sister went to Oldenburg. John Luttmann and Charles Humig made trips to Batesville. William Koebbe visited Oldenburg for business. The dance at William Huser's last Thursday evening drew a large crowd and a good time was had. Raver & Co. installed telephone polls between here and Newpoint Friday. George Clemens and wife from Indianapolis visited his mother here. George returned Monday while Mrs. Clemens stays awhile. Tony Krekeler, Gus Kinker and John Wissel visited friends in Indianapolis Sunday.
A long list of Sunday visits across the area includes Herman Einhaus and family at Henry Pohlman’s, John Fruchtricht and Henry Rohls of Napoleon with John Einhaus Jr. and family, and Albert Brebberman of Greensburg with Henry Pohlman’s relatives. The article notes hospitality from Mrs. Henry Vogt to her Indianapolis sister and numerous other family gatherings among locals and visiting relatives.
Chas St Clair and wife of Batesville visited Fred Stockinger family. Mrs St Clair stayed to cherry can. Mr Meyer and family from Sunman visited relatives here. Mrs Freidneck and children of Indianapolis visited Charlie Hoyer. Miss DorreI taking music lessons with Martha Stockinger. Mrs Fishmer of Batesville visited sister Kate Wambsgong. Rudolph Acher and wife from Versailles visited Lewis Stockinger. St Paul Ladies Society met at Mrs Wm Karl with about 35 attendees. Lizzie Compart of Indianapolis visited parents for summer. Edward Menchhofer traveled to Cincinnati. Mrs Yorn of Indianapolis returned home after weeks with her daughter Mrs Eichacker. Young People's Society met at Wilt Menchhofer with 16 attendees. John Korte and family of Pennington visited August Norwald. Kate Kar], after weeks at home, returned to Cincinnati. Mr Gottlieb Peetz and Wm Menchhofer visited John Compart.
Many users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy though reluctant to testify publicly. The home medicine is widely known for curing diarrhoea and bowel troubles and is sold by Baas & Schultz.
Morris at fet John Huber of Arkansas summering in Indiana visits his brother George Huber in town. Corpus Christi celebrated with distance attendees. several locals hosted guests from Cincinnati and Batesville. Multiple brief notes on visits, baptisms, and social calls fill the community column.
Wapolhon Mrs Rose Hazen visits Indianapolis relatives. Rev Thomp son to preach M E church with services Saturday and Sunday. Dan Buckley and wife from Smyrna visit Michel Lamb. Peter Wagner and wife from Oldenburg call on Joseph Ebner. Mrs Martha Lutes and Mrs Sarah Shook visit Rush county. Cole show draws crowd. Epworth League delegates chosen for Lawrenceburg. Nine children make first communion at Catholic church. Creamery reports steady patronage growth. Mrs Windsor and two sons return to St Louis. Albert Bultman and wife visit Greensburg.
SweeDEan BURG Will Stegemoeller and wife of Versailles visited his brother Louis on Sunday. Henry Narwold and wife of Napoleon called on John Narwold. Mrs. Charles Fromer stayed with her parents, the Alexanders of Napoleon, who is ill. Fred Holzhausen and family joined a Benton Harbor excursion. Henry Rimstidt and family and Mr. Tichener and wife enjoyed a fishing day last week. Mrs. Sam Clark and Linzie Clark visited Greensburg. A large crowd from here attended a Napoleon show last Saturday. John Feist made a business trip to Newpoint last Saturday.
Ward H. Watson of Charlestown Indiana Republican nominee for the first southern district appellate judgeship. Born in Harrison County forty five years ago he has built a reputation as a capable lawyer and public figure. Watson served in the state senate from Clark and Jefferson counties from 1894 for four years and is noted for influence and character shaping his strong bench bid.
Judge Leander J. Monks, born 1843 in Randolph county Indiana, has served on the bench for twenty eight years. He rose from circuit judge in 1878 to the supreme bench in 1894 and has been noted for clear brief opinions and approachable conduct. He is expected to be re elected to continue in the high and important state position. Buggies and Surries at Meyer's.
Mr M F Burrougha of Bluffton Indiana endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as best for bowel trouble after years of use. He urges buying now for summer emergencies and notes it is sold by Baas & Schultz. The Chamberlain Salve is also valued for sore nipples chapped hands burns frost bites chilblains and skin conditions at 25 cents per box.
William Krleger trustee announces weekly Saturday calls at his residence at Cor Second and Washington Streets for township business, inviting all parties with matters to present themselves.
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