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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
5
Eastbound and westbound trains listed with daily and Sunday schedules. Through tickets sold to all points. baggage checked to destination. Accident tickets available. Charles J. Doll, Agent. 8223 me 4352 D. ma. 10:13 p.m.
Charles Patterson returned from Louisville on Monday. Various residents visited family and traveled to Cincinnati Indianapolis and North Vernon for personal affairs and weddings. A Greensburg Batesville ball game ended 16 to 0 for the home team. Benz Bros shipped livestock including a 2000 pound bull and a 925 pound hog. The Bruenings moved to Laurens South Carolina with Mr Bruening earning 1750 dollars yearly.
On Tuesday morning George A. Roberts aged 87 was struck by a train while walking on the railroad in Lawrenceburg and is not expected to recover. He is the grandfather of Thomas Cravens of this place. Mrs. Harding, the injured man’s mother in law, died from the shock after being present at the scene.
Cincinnati and Indiana guests visit family and friends across Aurora Cross Roads Greensburg and Batesville. Weddings and jubilees mark the week alongside business notes from varnishers to bankers. The Fourth of July plans include boat rides and warnings about gunpowder use.
The Oldenburg Alumni officials arrived en route to the Oldenburg Commencement. Mrs R Harvey Miller of Fairmount Indiana heads the group with Catherine Spees Vincennes as Program Chair and Walter Fitch Indianapolis as Reception Chair. An alumni reception was planned for Thursday afternoon inviting all former students.
Mrs Mary Berninghaus of Cincinnati wife of Eugene Berninghaus barber supply maker died Tuesday evening at 5 o clock. She was well known to St. John's Huntersville parishioners where her father Rev Done served as pastor about thirty years ago.
Ward attended Hollie Van Wedding's funeral in Lawrenceburg on Monday. Van Wedding died of typhoid meningitis at his Weisburg home on Friday. He was 24, worked as an operator at the Sunman tower, and left a mother and sister.
In our bereavement our memory lingers on the kindness shown by neighbors Rev Steding Henry Severinghaus undertaker Huntersville Sunday school and pallbearers during the sickness death and burial of our beloved sister Dora Schwettmann May God reward you all prayers from her sisters
In Morris on June 22, 1903 the Osgood Shamrocks defeated the Orioles 10 to 8 after tying the game in the sixth and seventh. Osgood pulled ahead in the eighth with two decisive runs as Sadler and Baas stood out for the visitors and Baas delivered key hits for the locals. Stupid base running doomed Baltimore while Hank Schroeder umpired.
A dialogue scene unfolds in a library between two lovers as they scheme to manage a rival and arrange a pretend engagement. Kitty and the narrator discuss jealousy, engagement, and deception to win freedom from an unwanted suitor. The twist reveals Kitty’s game and the true romantic dynamics between them.
The 4th of July Sunday-school celebration will take place in the New Salem grove with speakers Rev J W McDowell Rev W F Smith Prof Elmer C Jerman and Rev Davis. Attending schools include Napoleon Methodist Napoleon Baptist New Pennington Newpoint and Laughery Bridge. The full program will appear next week and all are invited to attend.
A Baltic style paragraph peruses dangers of fires and accidents while promoting Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns cuts and sores. It notes a citric acid use in sea water for shipwrecked sailors and mocks July frivolity. It references skunk removal by the Post Office and a wary view of Alaska gold rush and a wartime relief push.
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