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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
7
J. H. Witker & Co. presents Wednesday quotations in the local markets for produce items. Prices and availability noted for regional retailers and street vendors.
Mrs M J Stahley and daughter Miss Rose visited the neighbors Misses Maria and Sueda Stahley last week. Mr Miller of Sunman and Wm Pohlar of Batesville were seen here recently. Margaret Rhonk returned to Cincinnati after visiting relatives. Harry A Hornberger spent one evening here last week. Andrew Schneider was an early caller Monday morning. Many children joined Vincent Stahley Sunday to celebrate his birthday and had an enjoyable time.
Local notes report Morris team seeks baseball bookings with contact P Karbowski of Batesville Indiana. Multiple visits and social calls surface including Mrs H Bartling Miss Ida and Clara Bittner and others visiting relatives in Batesville Cincinnati Greensburg and Shelbyville. A euchre event hosted by youth societies drew a large crowd.
Mrs Henry Rennemeyer son and Miss Carrie Richter of Lawrenceville visited Aug Richter and family Sunday. Geo Baas and Dick Lightner of Batesville were in our midst Tuesday afternoon. Fred Kassendick and wife of Sunman spent Sunday with Adam Huber Sr and family. George Osborn was a business caller at Versailles Saturday. Flora and Sophia Drake spent Sunday afternoon with Alma and Edith Baas. Chas Sellera attended the ball game at Batesville Sunday afternoon. Aug Richter transacted business at Sunman Monday. John Pohlar was a caller at Sunman Friday. Christ Kassendick of Sunman and Adam and Harry Huber agreed to Milan Sunday afternoon. Joe Kramer of St Maurice and W Baas of Penntown passed through our vicinity last week. Frank Sellers and daughter Ester called on Mike Peters at Progress Sunday morning.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr. King s New Discovery to ease coughs soothe the throat and clear bronchial passages. It touts a 40 year track record as a standard family remedy and promotes keeping a bottle as cold insurance sold at drugstores.
Big time at Batesville fair grounds July 4. Ed Koenigkramer and wife shopped in Batesville Saturday. Henry Meyers and family were there. Mrs. L. P. Hart and Mrs. Alexander spent Sunday at Newpoint. Several families visited from Greensburg and Newpoint with a Sunday outing to Moores Hill and across the Ohio into Boone county Kentucky.
Jacob Abplanalo traveled to Cincinnati Saturday morning for several days away. Visitors join local residents including Miss Ella Becher and relatives from Shelbyville and Indianapolis. Church services and local visiting continue with numerous family and friend appearances through Sunday.
July Fourth notes from Metamora list visitors and gatherings. Elia Maguire visits Connersville relatives. C H Thrope hosts a ladies aid meeting. Chas Jinks and Dewitt Curry families share time in Connersville. Apache: continue with other brief visits and illnesses.
The report lists multiple local families visiting or hosting in Salem Greensburg Hamburg and St Maurice. Frank Fehrman and family Henry Fehrman and relatives visited Greensburg and Elizabeth Oeen terling household. Amelia Waechter returned from Cincinnati after two weeks away. Mrs Beasler and son Clemena with Miss Eleanora Waechter visited Hamburg. Adam Kuntz Frank Raver Guests of Ben Walters at St Maurice. Peter Schebler of Hamburg bought pigs from Elizabeth Meyer. A Waechter and Gertrude spent Friday evening with John Beasler.
Seal of Indiana Flour best patent price sale at all stores Krome and Son operate the sale timetable and advertise east bound routes and items available across stations.
Sunman Herman Bruns attends grandson Leslie Cors graduation in Cincinnati. Henry Billman and family and Mrs. Mollie Swears attend funeral of John Seitz in Bonnell. burial at Manchester. Miss Obermeyer of Louisville visits Miss Eulalia Newforth. Wm. Mathers of Chicago and Mrs. Matt Camden of Indianapolis visit Dr. Vincent and wife. Six auto leads attend Warneke funeral in Milan. Ed Bonfier buys a new auto. Corn plantings delayed by rain. Morrow hears of a large hail storm in Pennsylvania. Ladies aid holds church social. John Newforth visits brother in Shelbyville. G. W. Trautman buys cannng factory building to convert to dwelling on his farm. Poultry feed from Krome and Son.
Mrs F J Dierckman shopped at Batesville Friday. Dorothy and Fred Wittkamper of Sharps Corner visited Alphona and Marie Wallpe Saturday afternoon. Jos Pulskamp of St Bernard spent Sunday with his parents. his wife and babe joined later. Apolonia Simmermeyer returned home after weeks with Mrs Kuntz near Brookville. Chas Gleason and babe of Brookville visited Quirin Wallpe family. Ed Kessing bought stock here Monday. Ed Dierckman and family near Morris spent Sunday here. Wm Pulskamp family spent Sunday at Klemena Corner. Elmer Wallpe of Brookville visited Sunday. Theresa and Alma Lorenz spent Sunday with Dora and Marie Wallpe. Aug Harmeyer and family passed through Monday. Krome and Son sold bran middlings and cracked corn.
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