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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1900

Page

7

Adams Church Seed Oats and Local Notices

Seed oats at C Schwertier Batesville. The funeral of Mrs Brunning was well attended. Frank Brunning and family returned to Indianapolis after visiting relatives here. Geo Timke visited Andrew Meister Sunday. Fred and Minnie Drockelman called on Flora and Maggie Menchofer Sunday evening. John Menchofer was at Morris last week. Dr Ratcliff is treating Maggie Menchofer for throat and bowel troubles. Wanted A mail carrier at Oak Park Post Office. Call on Flora C Menchofer Oak Park Ind.

Fred and Minnie Drockelman Flora and Maggie Menchofer Oak Park Flora C. Menchofer Ind

Dr J H Mc Lean's Liver and Kidney Balm testimonial

Overton Texas December 15 1898 D B Tucker reports thirty years of gall stones pain relief after nine bottles of Dr J H Mc Lean's Liver and Kidney Balm with no pain or symptoms since. For sale by G A Baas.

Overton Tex Gail J. H. McLean D. B. Tucker G. A. Baas

Peppertown Notes On Weather Work and Local Happenings

Last Saturday brought the coldest morning of winter as heavy snow and wind set in. Locals Will and Charley Kahler work at John Kile's saw mill while Jasper Collier heads to Rush county for work. Lily of notes mentions 5,000 strawberry plants, typhoid fever relief, Metamora visitors, and plans for a Metamora to Pepper town telephone line plus electric railway discussions. Local schools to close. G A White plans to study law. molasses making and farm rent details appear amid community updates.

Versailles Court Adjourns To April Term

Local notes show Versailles court adjourned until the April term. Attornies and residents attended court and social events, with community happenings from dinners to funerals, and church and school activities noted across the week.

Pain Balm Claims Fast Rheumatism Relief

If troubled with rheumatism, Chamberlain's Pain Balm offers a free trial. One application relieves pain and it claims to cure sprains and bruises faster than other treatments. Uses include cuts, burns, frostbites, quinsy, side and chest pains, glandular swellings. Every bottle warranted. Prices 25 and 50 cents. John Gauck and Bigney & Co. druggists.

Chamberlain John Gauck and Bigney & Co

Local Place Names Cause Confusion over Cedar Hill and Klondyke

Daisy Brown hosted visitors Saturday and Sunday while A. & French stayed at Frank Knapp's. Harry Donovan and Motle Tucker attended examinations at Osgood. Herbert Croker visited brother Charles at Holton. Church services and a prayer meeting were held, and the thermometer read ten degrees below zero Sunday morning.

Daisy Brown Rentlemen A. &. French Frank Knapp Harry Donovan Motle Tucker Osgood

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Sold By Local Druggist

Frightful blunder can cause burns cuts and bruises but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals quickly and eases pain. It cures sores ulcers boils felons and skin eruptions and is advertised as the best pile cure. 25 cents a box. G. A. Baas druggist guarantees cure.

G. A. Baas

Local Masons Hold Extra Session In Town

The Masons held an extra session last Saturday and notable local residents in town include Robert the carpenter, Robert the organist, Al the horse shoer, Ephraim the poultry raiser, and Benham among the community. Also advertised is Littell’s Liquid Sulphur Ointment for skin issues, touted as a safe antiseptic healer, sold by G. A. Baas.

Masons Robert Ephraim Benham Littell G. A. Baas

Seed oats at C Schwier’s Batesville and local visits

Seed oats at C Schwier’s in Batesville. William Wiesehan of Weisburg visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Maggie Frank attended a teachers’ exam at Versailles Saturday. Mrs Frank Brunning returned to Cincinnati after a stay with relatives here Monday. Willie Baas visited Batesville Saturday. Drummers Fichold and Greves of Cincinnati and Weber of Indianapolis called on customers here last week. Trenepoh of Rushville visited relatives. Mr Nation of Greensburg was in town Monday. Dibb On Saturday evening Mr Hornig died after a short illness at nearly 60. He lived with his son Christ Hornig east of town. The remains were laid to Blue Creek cemetery Tuesday. John J. Gentry praises Littell’s Liquid Sulphur Oil for horses after a road mare injury. Sold by G A Baas.

Fichold and Greves Cincinnati Weber Indianapolis Dibb Mr. Hornig Christ Hornig Blue Creek John J. Gentry Littell G. A. Baas

Pleasant Park Social Updates and Local Visits

Charley Dieckman runs the saw mill engine at Pleasant Park. Emily Geergemiller of Cincinnati returns home to stay. Bertha Ehrhardt stays with Grandma Menchhoffer at Ballstown. Gottlieb Peetz and wife visit their sick daughter in Napoleon. Yom Hartig and Garfield Williams go to Illinois for work. Mrs. Ahring visits Mrs. F Geergemiller who is ill. Josa Hartig visits homefolks. Anna Peetz visits friends Lou and Sophia Ahring. Herman Dieckman and Sophia attend infant Clostermeyer funeral at Cross Roads. August Siebert returns to Tyler, Ohio. Fred Beck Jr. visits Cross Roads on business. Mrs. Ired Wonning visits Mrs. George Meyer. Ike Palmer spends Sunday with George Hartig and wife.

Community Socials and Church Events Highlight Kingston News

Mrs H H Greene and Rollin returned from Connersville after a week with C E Greene family. Rev Carmicheal and Rev McDuffy will lead services at local churches. Marie Greene and Hat tie Marlin attended the Daughters of Rebecca convention in Greensburg. Oscar Barkley and wife celebrated their twenty first anniversary with a Progressive Cinch gathering on East Main. Washington social at the Christian church featured a program with Goldie Moodey Ona Engle Jennie Starks and Mae Greene. A cake walk produced nine winners J M Greene and Lillie Barkley. Receipts totaled fifteen dollars with a one dollar expense. nearly one hundred guests attended.

Oscar Barkley Cinch Club East Main Street Washington Christian Church Ladies Aid Society Goldie Moodey Ona Engle Jennie Starks J. M. Greene Miss Lillie |Arkley

Wedding bells hint for Penntown area residents

In Penntown notes Henry Ratheiser and others visited neighbors through the week. Several residents, including Philip Schumacher and M. J. Stahley, took business trips nearby. Frank Robinson was in town on Saturday with local social mentions.

Frank Robinson

Local News Highlights At Lookout And Nearby Towns

Wapolebold Tage Krom is ill. Babe Wagner visited Indianapolis Enoch Lines and wife in Lookout with J H Sammons and wife. Fred Sembach hosted a small party last week. Rev Holmes will preach at the Baptist church next weekend. Peter Holzer Albert Acher and the Hertensteins attended Versailles exam last Saturday. Thomas Waters is sick. A birth in Wm Titley’s home one week ago. John Wagner family planning move to Greensburg area. Harry Foreman and Edith hosted a lively party last Friday night with dancing games music and a luncheon. Harry Craine goes to Illinois for summer work. T R Hartley visited to conduct business near Osgood. Ollie Krom visited Vevay Monday. Henry Bodenberg returns from Cincinnati. Mrs Austin recovering from illness. Mrs Mary Letzler went to Cincinnati Monday for a funeral.

Ollie Krom Vevay Ind Henry Bodenberg Cincinnati Henry Austin Mary Letzler

Residual La Grippe Cough Relief from Foley’s Honey and Tar

G Vacher of 157 Osgood Street Chicago reports his wife suffered a severe lagrippe cough. After using Foley's Honey and Tar she experienced immediate relief and a 50 cent bottle cured her cough entirely. Price 24c and 50c. J Gauck.

G. Vacher Osgood St Chicago Foley J. Gauck

Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters Story

Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts nearly dying from illness but recovering after using Electric Bitters. He credits early treatment and three weeks of the remedy with a full recovery, claiming the medicine saved his life. G A Baas drug store sells bottles for fifty cents.

John Oliver Philadelphia G. A. Baas’ Drug Store

Blizzard prompts wide chatter among locals and visitors

N Russel was quite sick last Joe Hyatt and wife of West Fork visited friends here last Friday. John Bryant returned home to see his wife and baby. The Masonic lodge of New Marion was in town Saturday. Dr M Joseph Coomes has a telephone box now. Mrs Mahala Hyatt spent part of last week with friends at West Fork. Mrs Wm Demaree was quite

Everett McBride Missouri Joe Hyatt and West Fork John Bryant New Marion

Local Ink Puzzle Names Referenced in May's Defeat

ERoOoPrEw BiG T L H Vanosdol and wife visited Eli Browns near Old Hopewell recently. The piece mocks readers by noting fictitious names and suggesting old readers would recognize what they are intended for in Ripley county.

T. L. H. Vanosdol May Eli Brown Old Hopewell Ripley County Old Hope

Community Notes From Batesville Greensburg and Clarksburg

Ed Hooten made a business trip to Batesville Thursday afternoon. P. H. Huber, long on the sick list, is convalescent. J. Abrahams and daughter Irene were in Greensburg Tuesday. John Barkley and family moved to Clarksburg Monday to reside there. Hilda Burwinklé received a new organ last week as a gift from her parents. Miss Gladys Starks has returned to...

Ed Hooten Batesville P. H. Huber J. Abrahams Irene Greensburg John Barkley Clarksburg Hilda Burwinklé

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised By Readers

A Wisconsin reader from Albany claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure gave immediate relief after years of dyspepsia. Two bottles produced marvelous results with claims of instant digestion and cure.

L. Hz Watzen Albany Wis

Also Mentioned on This Page

C.schwier Frank Brunning Geo.Timke Andrew Meister John Menchofer Morris C.schwier’s Will and Charley Kahler John Kile Jasper Collier Rush County W. A. Alley Chas Becker Metamora Oldenburg Garfield Osburn Elwood Sharps Corner St. Marys Duke Stewart Connersville L. Pepper Brookville L. W. Koerner Peppertown Hay Town Rouad Here Metamera Buena Vista G. A. White Jack Ross Andersonville Jamlin Alley John Daboldt Nick Fan Salt Creek Ron Life John Amos Martindale Henry Ertel Wm. Sauerland Frani Erie Rushville Charley John Wolfe, Jr McCarty’s Creek Charles Bishop John Hammond Quuenburg Koerner William Becky John Dirr Poseyville, Ind Amora Chas. Rothrock Angus McQueen Dayton Covington, Ky K. of P. Journal Clyde Jenks Adams, O Fairland John Grace Walt Gordon Orlando Jackson Fayette Co Dr Patterson Alf Blackridge Ww. Senior John Frances Grace Caswell Liszie Lyson Rising Sun Lobe Smith Dr. Abbott Lelia Alley John Blacklidge Mamie Blacklidge Sam Mathews Milroy Clara Cox P. Hubbard John Moore M. E. Church Gordon’s Hall Pearl Kimbal Ora Banes Lina Banes Edith Leonard Carl Anderson Versailles Creigmile Usgwood William Willson Near Here Mr. Tucker Tripp Bros North Vernon Rathbone Sisters White’s Hall The Orphan’s Home Fund William Hunter Geo. Cravens New Orleans Lulu C. Jenkins Mrs. Huntington Madison Elrod James Singer Fannie Benham Moore’s Hill George Washington Joe Staub Harry Martindale Campbell Sylvester Farmers’ Institute Court House C. Webb Scottsburg Cedar Hill Klondyke Herbert Croker Charles Holton C. Schwier’s William Wiesehan Weisburg Maggie Frank Willie Baas Christ Trenepoh Mr. Nation Pleasant Park Charley Dieckman Emily Geergemiller Bertha Ehrhardt Grandma Menchhoffer Ballstown Gottlieb Peetz Napoleon John Norwald Yom Hartig Garfield Williams Illinois Ahring F. Georgemiller la Grippe Josa Hartig Anna Peetz Lou and Sophia Ahring Herman Dieckman Sophia H. Clostermeyer Cross Roads Siebert Tylersville Ohio Fred Beck, Jr Ired Wonning George Meyer Ike Palmer George Hartig Kingston Bert Starks H. H. Greene Rollin C. E. Greene Carmicheal McDuffy M. E Marie Greene Hattie Marlin Daughters of Rebekah Penn Towwnt Henry Ratheiser Erfman Mrs. Schloesser Ratheiser Wm. Carel Sunman Fred Baas E. B. Wolming Bower F. Brinkman Mr. Rossielt Pipe Creek Philip Schumacher M. J. Stahley Henry Westerman Mosmeir’s F. Wippel Penntown Wapolebold Tage Krom Babe Wagner Enoch Lines Lookout J. H. Sammons Fred Sembach Holmes Baptist Church Peter Holzer Albert Acher Charles and Cora Hertenstein Thomas Waters Wm. Titley John Wagner Harry Foreman Edith Harry Craine T. R. Hartley T. N. Russel M. Joseph Coomes Wm. Demaree New Point C. Schwier's Gladys Starks
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