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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
1
Western trains run with listed departure times including 5 22 a m 9 07 a m 1 00 p m and 4 27 p m with some trains not stopping on certain days. Thorough tickets sold to all points. baggage checked through to destination. accident tickets available at CuHaAsg J Dort Agt.
Local brief with multiple short items: Clem Bedinghaus and others travel for work between towns in Illinois and Ohio. Foley’s Honey and Tar promoted for coughs. St Marks Ev Lutheran to hold limited services. burglar captured on noon eastbound train. Carmichael meetings set for March 5 to 9 1900 with correction of earlier date.
An advertisement touts Banner Salve as the best healing salve for piles burns scalds ulcers and all skin diseases. In a death notice Mrs William Stewart aged 57 years and 6 months of Spades district is mourned by her husband four sons a daughter two sisters and many relatives.
We thank the good people of Spades for their kindness during the sickness and death of our dear wife and mother Mrs. William Stewart. Her husband and children.
St. Clair’s opera house hosts an event on Feb. 25. Free lunches at Fred Mozer’s every Saturday night. Local visits include Father F. X. Gerrolt of Morris, Jake Schumacher of Morris in Batesville, Toney Lindenmeyer in Cincinnati on business, Henry Hirt and wife visiting Shelbyville relatives, and Herman Johanning’s return from Shelbyville. Item listings include a two horse spring wagon and incubator, plus new lines of textiles from Nick Blank with a prompt to view. Blanche Vincent of Sunman visiting Batesville.
John Nichol and Geo Hillenbrand visited Cincinnati Sunday morning while Thomas Cravens went to Lawrenceburg for business. Millinery sales rise at Pair Store as spring goods arrive. The Batesville Dramatic Club staged a well received show at St Clair’s Hall despite cold. John Klein departs for Ridgeway Iowa after Manila injuries. One Minute Cough Cure praised for quick relief and parental endorsement.
Seed sowers at Walsman's. Oysters daily at Engel's. Smoke Square Diehl ée cigar. Hot lunch Saturdays at Engel's. Geo Huber moved to Greensburg. Mrs Nick Blank to Cincinnati, Joseph Miller and wife to Indianapolis. Miss Anna Piepmeyer to Cincinnati. Hon Fred Schrader to Cincinnati on business. Aug Bloemer to Cincinnati on business. Adolph Kaiser on a business trip to Cincinnati. Miss Alice Scherenbeck of Morris visiting Mrs Joan Sitterding. Mrs Chas Johnson and Miss Tillie Johnson visiting relatives in Morris. Jev Meinholdt preached at St Marys Church. J E Schorr telegrapher visited home from McCoy. Fred Dickman and wife visited Timmerman parents. Geo Barbe of Mendota says Kodol Dyspepsia Care helped.
Seed oats to the Indiana dealer at 364 Batesville listed by C Schweier. W S Philpot of Albany Georgia praises DeWitts Little Early Risers for digestion and liver health. G A Gans promotes the pills. A pocketbook containing twenty dollars was found by Miss Theresa Vanderheide and returned to Grover Martin, with gratitude.
A public school program at St. Clair's hall in Batesville drew a creditable crowd and favorable response for performances by pupils including singers declaimers and a farce. Net proceeds totaled about thirty five dollars, to fund a school library. The piece urges local effort to develop literary tastes and calls for future school year events.
Notice to Rev. John Binder and family that Gustav Binder died of pneumonia in Randsburg California and will be buried tomorrow. Signed H J Montgomery editor Tribune.
Old Mr. Strauss living two miles south of town was found dead in his bed on Tuesday morning. He had planned to move to town from Batesville the day before but died before departing his rural home. burial details were not learned.
The post office opens on weekdays at 6 a.m. and closes at 7 30 p.m. On Sundays it opens at 9 a.m. and closes at 10 a.m. It opens again at 4 p.m. and closes at a p.m. Some people expect it to be open at any hour on Sunday and leave in bad humor if closed.
Mrs. Louisa Clausheide of Batesville and Cincinnati praises Union Central Life Insurance Co. of Cincinnati. She received a $10,000 endowment on January 15 1900 after 15 years. Her sons Fred and Henry each received $5,000 with dividends on January 30 1900 after 15 years. She touts the company for low death rate high interest and strong dividends. Apply to W. H. Cobb.
The Research Club and guests celebrated Mrs. Mary Mitchell's 33rd birthday at John Hillenbrahnd residence on February 22 1900. Attendees included Mrs Zueke Mrs Fred Morgan Mrs Fred Kopps Mrs Geo Beck Mrs Morris Wenger Mrs John Barnhorst Mrs Ben Bruening Mrs George A Baas and Mrs Vascou. A cherry tree and hatchet souvenir symbolized the day and guests shared delicacies while some guests shared cherries and California grapes.
Eugene J Hall, noted poet and publisher, regained his voice after hoarseness threatened a public appearance at Central Music. The event highlighted Hall's literary impact and ongoing involvement in regional poetry circles.
Court records show multiple divorce granted Craigmile Addie Stewart vs Marion Stewart. Civil actions include foreclosures, partitions, lien enforcement, tax assessments, and guardianship matters with various parties and court orders for sale and payments.
Benham and Willson State ex rel Louisa Jackson versus Calvin Rea guardianship of GC Arkenburg heirs to conveyance. Estate of Peter Glauber petition to draw money. George Buchanan 19 Kingwood to Emma Stewart 19 Kingwood. Lindsey Dickey 23 Versailles to Laura Preble 23 Versailles. Harley Warman to Pearl Vestal. The last will and testament of Martin Gatawiller probated. decedent willed all.
The probate entry notes the decedent left property to his wife for life with equal division to children. Several brief notices report people traveling to Greensburg, Liberty, Rushville and Weisburg on Monday. Local ads announce high prices for country produce at N Blank’s and ongoing low-price sales at H B Greemann Co. plus family visits from Shelbyville and Greensburg residents.
The Permanent Building and Loan Association announces an unlimited money sale on March 6 at p.m. The notice is signed by Frank Wallman, secretary. Included is a whiskey-like endorsement and a claim that DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is the grandest salve, curing piles and healing all.
Trustee George H Goyert states he will transact township business at his Cross Roads Indiana residence on Tuesdays and Saturdays weekly. He lists remote tax affidavit locations at Batesville Sherman House and Sunman Price Hotel on March 5 and 6. Retired official Obert St White lists Ribley County records auditor. Elder W G Carmichael to deliver five sermons at town hall March 5 6 7 8 9 on The Lessons on the Throne and related topics inviting all to discuss salvation.
A short ad notes that many serious diseases start from kidney disorders and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as guaranteed. It urges readers to try the product if they are not feeling well, signed J. Gauck.
The article urges kidney and bladder treatment for both women and men, noting rising kidney disease in children and describing Swamp-Root as a mild, immediate remedy sold by druggists in fifty cents and one dollar sizes. It emphasizes the condition is a bodily illness, not a habit.
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