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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
7
Community notes include Meyer's lawn mowers and swings, muslin underwear at H H Kramer's, Crystal Leaf flour endorsements, and weekly free turtle soup at Steve Ensinger's. Several residents visit Morris, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Martinsburg, with town events and upcoming Osgood ball game at the fair grounds.
The public school children enjoyed a teachers funded Tuesday outing with about 300 attendees. Refreshments were provided and the children appeared happy and frolicsome throughout the event.
Friends and neighbors from Route 2 west of town gathered at Henry Moeller and wife home on Sunday to celebrate their fifteenth anniversary. A party of twenty guests from Cincinnati joined the celebration and plenty of food and drink were available as everyone enjoyed the occasion.
Transfers record from Osgood Batesville Milan Washington and Adams townships listing buyers sellers parcel descriptions and prices including lot 343 Osgood 151 and 82 Batesville 125 and several other parcels with sums ranging from 1 to 2500 reflecting activity in real estate and estate dealings across multiple communities.
Ed Bowers and his aunt Mrs Gotlieb Geiger of Indianapolis spent Sunday here. Mrs Emma Crwe of Indianapolis visits her brother Herman Siebert and family. John Kompart and wife visited Gotlieb Peetz Saturday. Mrs Ed Bower of Indianapolis visits relatives here. A shower of rain fell here Monday.
A number attend the Newpoint festival Saturday night and the Sunday school prepares for a July 7 program at Newpoint. Local farming activity includes lumber hauling to Batesville and a lightning strike killing two cows near Schorling's. Neighbor visits and family travel appear throughout with several relocations and greetings.
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