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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1903

Page

8

Pleasant Pare Visits and Local Family News

Miss Sophia Peetz of Indianapolis visits her mother here. Fred Wenning and family attend the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer at Fink's church. Henry Poske and son Fred of Cincinnati call on home folks. Fred will spend the summer here. Ben Mailes of Fairmount Ohio visits his brother Fred Beck. Myrtle Paramore of Greensburg visits here last week. Walter and Emmett Haddler of Newpoint visit Geo Males.

Sophia Peetz Indianapolis Fred Wenning Mrs Fred Meyer Fink’s Church Henry Poske Fred Cincinnati Ben Mailes Fairmount Ohio Fred Beck Myrtle Paramore Greensburg Mr. Walter and Emmett Haddler Newpoint Geo

Rex Vile and Local News Briefs

Wm Smith is very ill with dropsy. Charles Jenkins and Rob Lowry visited F N Meyers family. Mrs S E Benham and children from Parkville Mo arrived for a visit with relatives. Mrs Hugh Black is dangerously ill with lung trouble. Wesley Russell hauled hogs to Dupont. Rev A R Beach and family from Aurora stayed with his parents. Calvin Francis and wife from Greensburg visit relatives. John Orem moved to Switzerland county for work.

S. E. Benham Parkville, Mo Hugh Black A. R. Beach and Aurora Rexville Wm. Demaree

Electric Bitters advertised as cure-all tonic

A promotional notice touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for nervousness sleeplessness stomach trouble and digestive issues. It claims to tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver and cleanse the blood with a money back satisfaction guarantee.

G. A. Baas

Holy Trinity U P Church Activities Include Baptism and Meetings

The HOPtBw HLL B Y P U meets next Saturday evening at the usual hour. Mrs Henry Mossman joined the church Sunday night. Zenas Sunday baptism attended by several from the area. Frank Bostic Sr sent to asylum last week. LaBolt Conover to run refreshment stand for July 4 celebration. Roe Hull to stop sawing lumber until after threshing. Frank Lauber ready to be out again. Dalla Yater of Holton among attendees. Mrs Jas Bridges purchased a new survey.

Dr Miles Nervine Restoratives Endorsements From Wisconsin Readers

Letters from Rev Hiram Bender of Sparta and publisher A areas of Milwaukee praise Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Anti Pain Pills for curing biliousness headaches rheumatism nasal catarrh fever asthma and diarrhoea and for aiding insomnia. Readers report long health struggles followed by relief after using Dr Miles remedies. Drug store ad notes all druggists sell and guarantee first bottle with free book offer from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.

Camp Randall Dr. Miles Daily Free Press Milwaukee Wis Dr.Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Local Social Notes From Holton and Rexville

Short items from Holton Versailles and Rexville detail visits and family calls. People named include Taylor Wright, William Furgeson, Harley Warmen, John Vestal, Joseph Hyatt, Mrs Demaree, Mrs Black, Mrs McMillen, Arthur Fergeson, and Mrs Curtis. An endorsement praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with local seller listings.

Sarah W. Curtis Lee, Mass Chamberlain G. A. Baas Batesville Bigney & Con Sunman

Social News From Morris and Surrounding Towns

Cincinnati visitors Miss Mary Lampe and Miss Anna Gunter spent time with relatives in Morris while Lizzie Abegglen returned home from Cincinnati. Local dances drew crowds. families including Meister and Kammeyer hosted kin. Several residents traveled to Batesville and Weisburg for visits and shopping.

Lizzie Abegglen Cincinnati, O Lizzie Plum Shelbyville

New Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption

Beall Mississippi resident T. R. Beall reports his wife suffered consumption last fall. After trying various remedies, Dr King s New Discovery led to immediate improvement and full recovery after four bottles. Guaranteed by G A Baas Druggist at 60 cents to 1 and trial bottles free.

Versailles News Roundup Highlights Local Sickness and Marriages

Flora Austin A B Thompson and C H Thompson were summoned to Indianapolis for a sister’s illness. Prof Benham closed a successful Sandborn term. Pinkerton K of P event at Elrod Tanglewood featured Prof Vayinger and F M Thompson. Dr J H Christie handled business in Versailles. Versailles and Johnson Township school commencements held at the M E church. Walter Hones bought Holton’s confectionery. Holton plans a move to Kansas amid ill health. Marriage licenses issued for Collar Stein, Blank Johnson, Schultz Gigan. James F Bostic sent to the Richmond insane asylum.

K.of P. Decoration Elrod Tanglewood Vayinger Moores Hill College F.M. Thompson J.H. Christie Canaan Walter Hones W.a.holton Mr. Holton Kansas Chas. Collar Caroling Stein Harry Blank Matilda Johnson Edwin B. Schultz Ona E. Gigan Batesville

Local Social News From Morris Area Dances and Visits

Lizzie Flaymond hosted guests including Flora Harvey and Veronica Christ at dinner. Dr. Elliott and wife from Morris visited the school last Friday for the final term day as children performed recitations and songs.

Lizzie Fledderman Flora Josephine Carrie Harvey Veronica Christ Carrie Jansing Elliott Morris

Hurrah for the Fourth and town chatter

Local notes recount Fourth of July plans, visits from Cincinnati residents, harvest updates, library offerings, and a burglary at W. W. Bigney’s drug store with $50 in losses and cigars taken. Reports include social visits, accidents, and upcoming events in Sunman and nearby communities.

W. W. Bigney Bigney McMullen Bigney Drug Store E.R. Behlmer Dick Behlmer

No clear article title available from fragment

Fragment discusses protective stance toward America and disapproval toward Britain, implying a tense geopolitical sentiment without concrete events, dates, or identifiable persons.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rex Vile Wm. Smith Charles Jenkins Rob Lowry Pate, Ohio Co Wesley Russell Dupont A. R. Beach Calvin Francis John Orem Switzerland County A. W. Knapp Zenas Henry Mossman Dalla Yater Holton Frank Bostic, Sr Frank Lauber Jas. Bridges Roe Thedford James Hall Jacksonville, Til Banehy Cornee Taylor Wright Wm. Furgeson Harley Warmen John Vestal Joseph Hyatt Osgood Susan Black Jefferson County Mrs. Dickerson Versailles Arthur Fergeson Spades Mary Lampe John Fischmer Henry Bruning John Stevenson Anna Gunter Frank Meister Henry Meister Elva Emma Ashe Mrs. Kammeyer Weisburg Tinie Schomber Sharp’s Corner Henry Doer Bath Otto and Lizzie Franke Versatlones Flora Austin A.B. Thompson C.H. Thompson Hoover Prof. Benham Sandborn Indiana Common Schools of Versailles and Johnson Township M.E Church James F. Bostic Otter Creek Township Insane Asylum Richmond Flaymond The Baptist Church Penntown Herman Fledderman J. J. Harvey Frank White Jacob Zins Anthony Laker Morris Sunday John Pohlman Will Osburn Harry Moorman Oldenburg Dickman’s Harry Thrine Deweytown Phwintowmw Susan and Marie Stahley Mrs. Sunman Ruby Mrs. Robinson Will Wuest Frank Volz Ed Wolming Paul Schmidt Catherine L. E. Rosin Optician Davis St Fred Pohlar Andrew Schneider Our Town McCormick Stahley Bros Ida Volz Henry Hellman Mr. Drake, Jr Umgeschmissen Happy Hollow Henry Rosa Stahley Penntown School Library MIDAS C. N. Peter's George Conger John Wallner Franklin Webster Benville Frank Arkenberg Co. C. Rubel and S. R. Fuller Harry Parker George Kruser Capt. Hamilton Milan Moore’s Hill Universalist C. C. Rubel Stumpke’s Corner Ed Wood Columbus, Ind Carl Wood Seymour Marion Crossly Universalist Church J. H. Connelley Brookville Sheriff Voss Manchester Elizabeth Cravens N.N. Ward and N. M. Ward Mae Sherrod Nellie Lawrenceburg Ada Cole Henry Rix Joseph Beatty Washington H. G. Bielby Osting’s Here Lawrenceburg Junction Bruns & Behlmer Chas. W. Morrow W.W. Bigney Moores Hill Dr.c Neuforth E.e.taylor W.w.bigney H.G. Bielby DR. Fenner Fenner J.L. Still & Co Woodland St.vitus America Johno Teavens Tom S. Cravens Cravens & Cravens Batesville Dakery Schmidt John Dittus S. E. Cor Third St Central Ave Grand Central Depot Kentucky Brepairs Bates John Vonderheide Delambee
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