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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
5
July 4 log rolling at St Clair's Batesville draws locals and visitors. Guests include Mrs Iona Clark and Miss Tracy Beer. many residents and visitors from Cincinnati Indianapolis Moores Hill Versailles and Columbus attend events and commencements. Local graduates and guests are listed along with travel to and from Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
Chas Wilson of Versailles visits. Mrs Edith Kaley called home from Cincinnati due to her brother John Hartman illness. A host of locals attend Moores Hill commencement. Gilbert Larabee returns from Bloomington. Denver visitor Chas Dickerson greets friends. Stella Bonnell visits Cincinnati. Mattie Tucker goes back to Bloomington for summer term. James Butler visits from Indianapolis. Mrs Henry Wilkie and children visit Franklin relatives. Randolph Krieger and Bretha Beckman come from Batesville. Festival attendance at Napoleon. Miss Grace April and Selina Mor tell visit Cincinnati. Dr Freeman elected first vice president of Indiana Medical Association at French Lick. Miss Beulati Wood returns to Mitchell with niece Mabel Burton. Shepherd and wife visit Cincinnati. Miss Louisa Roberts hosts Batesville friend Sunday. Sam and Harry Ekspy return to Greensburg. Walter Eckert accompanies them.
Neighbors and friends of Gust Marticke and his wife gathered at their home Sunday to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary and their son Mathew's 22nd birthday. The day was spent in social activities as a community event with local families attending.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts doctors misdiagnosing his illness as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach liver trouble. His wife urged Electric Bitters which quickly restored his health. one bottle did more good than five doctors prescribed. Guaranteed to cure blood poison weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints by Baas Schultz druggists 50c.
Anthony Powell of Holton greeted Republican friends on Tuesday. Alua Harvey attended a surprise party for Mrs. C. M. Osborne near Spades Saturday. William Menschhofer of Bailstown visited on Monday. Mrs. Hernan Harmeyer of Haymond made a business call Tuesday. Ruby Lynman of Spades called on trends Monday. Frank Dennell traveled to Greensburg Tuesday. Otillia Nora Bachus and Rona Clostermeyer of Hatesville joined mission services Thursday. Wo Huber’s summer kitchen was damaged by fire Tuesday. Dr Satmims and wife visited friends at Haymond Wednesday. The fairgrounds at Batesville host events on the Fourth. Leota King visited from Newpoint to stay with her parents south of town. Joseph J. Harvey was a business caller at Brookville Wednesday. Rose Stahley and sister of Penntown spent Thursday here. The Haymond Twirlers defeated the Morris Orioles 22 to 0 Sunday. Batesville girls plan a leap year dance Thursday night in the town hall. Mrs Henry Greese died Saturday evening of pneumonia aged 73. funeral Tuesday morning.
Many stomach troubles cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man spent over two thousand dollars on medicines yet was cured by a few boxes. Price twenty five cents. Samples free at Raas and Schultz's Batesville Bigney and Co Sunman.
Fred Luers took a trip to Batesville on Tuesday. Albert Prakel and wife visited Fred Finhoues and family Sunday. Attendees at the fair grounds included Fred Seevers and family from Stumpke's corner and Chris Scherling and wife with Albert Schrader and family. Mrs. John Bergman of Indianapolis visited relatives here. Prakel and Kreinhop finished sawing at Pred Luers' on Laughery Ridge.
Yowls meet all your friends at St Clair's Grove Batesville July 4 lawn fete at Cross Roads. Miss Edna Stockinger spent last week with her sister and brother at Patesville. William Kar and family and Fred Wonning and wife of Pleasant Park visited relatives at Finks Church. Mrs Anna Hoyer of Batesville was guest of her mother Mrs Henry Schwier Saturday and Sunday. Fred and Lewis Stockinger and families attended commencement exercises at Batesville Thursday. Gottlieb Bauer is on the sick list. Ernest Norwold and wife hosted guests Sunday including Henry Mang Sr wife and daughter John Praker and wife Adams Church Louis Weber and wife Pleasant Park Philip Weber and wife two children Geo Menchhofer and wife two children Peter Mang and wife Louis Stockinger and wife Maggie Menchhofer.
Mrs Ratoh Tooms of Indianapolis visits Mrs Wood and C M Vawter family guests last week James M Spencer injured while moving a cow but not seriously hurt Ira Porter and Miss Frances Waldron wed at Lawrenceburg Porter recently moved from Kentucky James H Connelley recovering from gastritis Sarah Licking attends local commencement Sam Connelley and family hosted by Endres family Bertha Craven of Indianapolis visiting relatives in the area
It is a mistake to allow rheumatism to become chronic as pain can be relieved and a cure effected by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The relief is worth the cost and aids sleep. Suitable for long standing cases. 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by Baas & Schultz.
Community invites all to attend the St Clair log rolling at Batesville on Independence Day. Several local families attended the Sunman creamery events and a Sunday gathering at the Baas home included multiple relatives. Attendance featured Jacob Abplasalp at a Sunman show and a visiting group from Weisburg and North Point.
An Indiana notice states Joel Max Fuhrer et al of Brown township filed June 9 a petition with the Ripley County Board of Commissioners to widen drain and improve several highways in Brown township. The document lists the proposed route and requests a nine to twelve foot wide road, with July 7 designated as the presentation date.
Born in Iowa the Ennis Bros claim long use of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made at Des Moines. They credit its life saving use in El Paso Texas and report success as they introduce it in Narcoossee Florida. Available from Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman.
A short warning notes a dangerous deadlock that can fatally terminate liver and bowel stoppage. It recommends Dr King s New Life Pills as a quick remedy, guaranteed satisfaction or money back at Baas Schultz s drugstore priced 25c.
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