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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
8
Pleasant Pare invites friends to Batesville Fair Grounds for a July 4 boat ride two ball games and all day and night dancing. They will meet at St. Clairs Grove Batesville on the Fourth. Local social notes mention visits among residents including Mrs John Michael and Mrs Gotlieb Peetz.
A vintage advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases and warns users they will blame themselves if they do not try it. Sold by G. A. Baas.
Spades interest groups plan a Fourth of July outing at St. Clair's Grove in Batesville. Cincinnati visitors Mary Garvey and Lizzie Abegglen return home for summer visits while A Franke and wife visit Weisburg relatives. A Batesville resident John Hillenbrand is noted in town. The Sunman team loses 6 to 14 to Spades after a Sunday ball game.
A vintage advertisement claims Dr King New Life Pills cleanse the system and improve digestion with lively liver function and good appetite. Bottles priced at 25 cents at Baas’ drug store.
Wheat harvest is at hand. Several from here attended the funeral of Fred Peters at Penntown Thursday. Fred Pohler is entertaining relatives from Cincinnati. On July 4th Mrs. Wittkamper and family drove to Sunman Saturday. Al Weber and wife attended church at St. Peters Sunday. Ottie Thomas and wife shopped at Sunman Saturday. Dr. Vincent of Indianapolis checked his telephone line here Saturday. Jacob and Will Abplanalp visited relatives in Cincinnati Sunday.
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri describes five years of kidney disease with weight loss and poor health. After trying many remedies he took Foley’s Kidney Cure and recovered completely in under two bottles. The testimonial ends noting the product is sold by G A Baas.
Christ Schneeman entertained company from abroad Sunday. Mrs Meiise and her son of Cincinnati are spending a few weeks here. Miss Anna Bower visited her sister at Franklin. Mrs George Kneer attended her granddaughter's wedding at Van Wedding's. Mrs Ahrends plans a West Point trip to see her cadet son. Mary Pressie returned from Cincinnati after a two week visit. Joh Walter and family called at Hubble's Sunday.
A vintage advertisement offers Dr Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure with free consultations and a home remedy claim. It cites a testimonial from G Wagoner of Knobsville Pa and promotes a 50c to 1 priced bottle plus a free cook book. The ad mentions St Vitus Dance and a sales note by G A Baas Druggist.
Wesley Russell and wife attended a quarterly meeting at Canaan last Sunday. Rose Meyers entertained company from Correct Sunday. Brinson and Rich of Butlerville for church last week. Lillian Orem has returned to Osgood where she is employed. Clara and Gladys Peak of Madison visit Mr. Orem's grandfather. Rev. Beach and son of Indianapolis and Master Kenneth Lewis of Moore's Hill visited Dennis Beach last week.
RN Bevill of Old Town Virginia praises Bucklen’s Arnica for curing his daughter’s scald head and recommends it for cuts corns and bruises. The product is sold for 25 cents at Baas' drug store.
Dr. Birchfield of Sunman and Dr. E. B. Vincent of Indianapolis visited the area last week and weekend. Jim Lactrup and daughter Emma conducted business in Sunman Saturday while Mrs. Shager of St Peters called nearby. Fred Baas and Mrs. Geo Ratheiser joined funeral in Sunman last Thursday. Hirsch Wippel wedding occurred at Cedar Grove the previous Wednesday. Frank Volz and family hosted guests at Sunman Sunday evening.
R. A. Gray of Oakville Indiana describes ten years bedridden with kidney disease. He says nothing relieved him until Foley's Kidney Cure, which he calls a Godsend. Sold by G A Baas.
Mrs. John Snedaker and children returned to Batesville Tuesday after a short visit here. Edgar Waters and sister from Kingston attended church Sunday. Lorin Doles of Middle Branch and Lillie Ennebrock met her Cincinnati visiting sister in Batesville. Lillie Doles and Nellie Reddington of Middle Branch attended Children’s Day at the Christian church Sunday night. Dennis O’Day, recently from Pennsylvaniaburg, is home again. Robert Morton and wife of Greensburg visited relatives Sunday. A group of young people enjoyed a boat ride on Cole’s pond Thursday night, including Louisa Buber and Eliza.
King, Bertha Kuert, Mary and Mae Greene, Grace Sands, Clara Wolfe, Fio Tolin and Sue Price with Messrs. Clarence Tolin, Harry Minning and Clem Harding report a most enjoyable evening. Miss Lizzie Kuert of Cincinnati visits her mother here. Will Jenkins and John Greene attended the K of P decoration services at Greensburg Sunday. Ralph and Harry Timmerman of Batesville visited Sunday afternoon.
Daniel Bante of Otterville Iowa recounts enduring asthma for years and trying many cures before Foley's Honey and Tar provided immediate relief. He praises the product and says he will keep it at home and recommends it to others. Sold by G A Baas.
Grounds and take a 4 boat ride see two Smith Hunter returned from law school at Ann Arbor Mich Eva and Ethel Thompson returned home Saturday after a week with relatives at North Vernon Lawrence Olmsted returned from Sunman Saturday Several from this place attended commencement at Moores Hill Howard Harper attended the Madison street fair last week Thos Singer in the South timber business spending vacation here Andrew Jackson spent Sunday at New Marion Life of Christ on Earth presented by Bornmann Theatre Co well attended Edna Gest will move to Clarksburg to live with her aunt Wilbur Webster of Delaware spent Sunday in Versailles Several from here attend the District Epworth League Convention at Rising Sun Rev Mahler will preach next Sunday George Burton of New Marion was in town over Sunday Roy Harding and family of Osgood visited Tilford Kenan Sunday
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure claiming to fix kidneys and bladder. A notice follows stating the author will not attend township business until after 12 o clock on Saturdays and asks all parties to call then.
A new 36 by 40 dining room at St Clair grove will be open and well supplied on July 4 for all to enjoy. The Batesville Fair Grounds offer a free race track for all races on Independence Day inviting trotting, pacing and foot races. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for stomach relief. The Association for Promoting Scientific Research Among Women offers two $1000 prizes for best essays by women led by Miss Ellen H Richards.
Self and family health ad urges purchase of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a preventive measure before summer. Claims as the most successful bowel medicine for children and adults and lists G A Baas as seller. Also notes a report on New Orleans mule camp showing 18 million dollars in horses and mules shipped, with 166 ships mentioned.
An advertisement asks readers to report if Green's August Flower failed to cure indigestion and liver troubles, inviting correspondence and offering a free book. It urges trying one bottle first and cites long selling history in civilized countries, with contact for G G Green of Woodbury New Jersey.
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