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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1908

Page

5

Sunman Notices and Social Roundup Include Weddings and Death

A Sunman page records dozens of local movements including Rufus Tangman shipping a 720 pound hog, visits between Hartman, Stille, and others, and several marriages such as John Mason to Watie Grossklaus and Katie Holwadel to William Endres. It notes the death of Mrs. Cornelius Klump in New Alsace, a pneumonia death in Sunman, and community events from banquets in Greensburg to church services.

Local social notes from Cincinnati to Batesville

A thrift of names and visits across towns including William Tebbe in Cincinnati Fred Stumpf Oak Forest Henry Rahe funeral in Prescott and many home visits Charley Wolf Cincinnati and Jack Simmermeyer’s Penfield trip plus weathered dances and family gatherings Also a health ad touts Chamberlain s Salve for skin troubles with local retailers listed Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman

Local residents visit and travel notes from Batesville area

Mrs Ben Haverkamp and daughter visit Batesville Monday while J D Gehring calls on Cincinnati. Miss Phil Herman visits Cincinnati Tuesday. Dr Chas Stolzer makes business call in Louisville Tuesday. Mrs Ben Wahman of Greensburg guests of her mother Mrs Jos Hoelker last week. Henry Lamping and wife visit Tipton Thursday to see relatives. Miss Louisa Rudolf calls on Greensburg Thursday. Ww Borchelt of Cincinnati visits his parents Thursday. Henry Borchelt does business at Batesville Thursday. Miss Anna Mollaun leaves Wednesday for Oklahoma. Mike Stockinger of Prescott visits Thursday. Wm Sumann and Joseph Herbert of Raleigh Rush county visit Friday on business. Chas Wolf and brother Gus go to Milroy Friday. William Gehring goes to Indianapolis Saturday for work. Frank Eaneking spends Saturday at Prescott. Alois Springman Louis Rogersberger Hew Rabe Richard Springman Henry Obermeyer Anthony Brockman go to Prescott Sunday for Henry Rahe funeral Monday. Edward Klein visits Rushville Tuesday. John Riedeman, recently in Cincinnati, returns Wednesday. John Huser Knochsburg transacts business Friday. Joe Hunterman of Cincinnati visits home. Joe Lux goes to Lawrenceburg Saturday to visit friends. Herr Baumer and John Bill travel to Hamilton Ohio Saturday for business. Kirschbaum Bros organize a telephone company with thirteen members. line complete and active. John Nienaber and sons Frank and Joe of Tipton visit Peter Schreiner and relatives. Peter Pistner Henry Suhre and Clem Fischer trip to county seat Friday. Frank Flodder John C Huerman Frank Heppner at Hrookville Monday.

Unequalled as a Cure for Croup Says Indiana Man

Harry Wilson of Waynetoway Indiana praises Cham berlains Cough Remedy as an excellent cure for colds throat troubles and unequalled for croup When given at the first sign the croupy cough the remedy can prevent an attack It is sold by Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Suntuan

Harry Wilson Waynetoway Ind Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Suntuan

Ripley County Auditor Affixes Seal at Versailles

Nicholas Volz Auditor Ripley County Indiana signs and seals a land sale document at Versailles on the February 1st day. The notice records official action by the Ripley County Board of Commissioners regarding the land sale.

IG Qiock Ripley County Indiana Lodirian Board of Commissioners of Versailles Nicholas Volz Ripley Co

Vernon court hears cases as local officials move offices

Versa tls Judge Thompson holds court in Vernon while the auditor's office assists earlier in the week. William Krieger of Batesville conducts business at the courthouse Monday and Mrs Laws' funeral draws George Tyrrell and Fay to Milan on Friday. Lena Rapp and Gusa Suhr from North Vernon visit Mrs A H Beer Sunday and Monday. Charles H Jones Sr of Diptersville transacts business Monday. Milie Shook acts as deputy in the office moved from Judge Thompson's building. Frank Little of North Vernon attends Friday and has been appointed special judge in the Kraus Thomas case. Ed B Raub of Indianapolis attends Saturday for Indianapolis Life Insurance Co. vs Merton Chance.

Frank&. Little North Vernon Kraus- Thomas Ed B. Raub Indianapolis Indianapolis Life Insurance Co Merton Chance

Local Residents with Weekend Travels and Visits

Mrs. Louise Schneider visited friends in Connersville Saturday. Amanda Schield departed for Elwood Saturday. Edward Wolf traveled to Milroy for employment Friday. J. W. Wolf did business in Metamora Thursday. L. W. Koerner and Wm. Horstman conducted business in Brookville Thursday. W. C. Reifel made a Saturday business trip to Connersville. Daniel Wolf left Saturday for Cambridge City to visit relatives and then Gust in Salmouth. Louis Pepper George Gloshen John Holbert and Henry Hose were summoned to Brookville Wednesday.

Mrs Louise Schneider Connersville Daniel Wolf Cambridge City Indiana Gust Salmouth Louis Pepper George Gloshen John Holbert Henry Hose Brookville

Lost and Found Biliousness Cure Leads to Box

A notice reports a bilious attack loss between 9:30 p m yesterday and noon today tied to finding at Baas & Schultz's drug store a box of Dr King's New Life Pills described as the guaranteed cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice.

Baas & Schultz’s Dr. King

Pleasant Park Notes on Local News and Illness

Several residents are reported on the sick list. A group aided Mrs. Henry Siebert during a recent quit-ting at the end of the week. Miss Sophia Dieckman of Batesville visited relatives here over the weekend. Harry Siebert departed for Illinois to work on a farm. Attendees from this area joined the funeral service for Mrs. John Wambsgans at Cross Roads on Sunday.

Sophia Dieckman Batesville John Wambsgans Cross Roads

Meetings Close at Baptist Church Without Accessions

The Sunday evening series of church meetings ended with no accessions. Guests included John and Jas LaBolt and Grace Lauber visiting Miss Cora Vlatt. Frank Lauber moved to Dr Cox farm near Holton last week. James Gridge was in Holton last Saturday. Tracy Jeffries visited relatives in Nebraska over the weekend.

The Baptist Church Messrs John and Jas. LaBolt Grace Lauber Cora Vlatt Frank Lauber Dr. Cox Holton James Gridge Tracy Jeffries Nebraska

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sunman Rufus Tangman Ela Hartman Osgood Richard Behlimer Francis Galbraith Barney John Robbins Greensburg Mrs. Owen Mirs Fred Tangman Charles Stevenson Lebanon St. Vincent's Hospital Gus Luhring G. W. Trautman Ana Brandt Stanmikes Corner Albert Behlmer Cincinnati Thomas Hubbard John Goodapple Ed Stevenson Elizabeth Holwadel G. W. Bower William Adves Katie Holwadel Cornelius Klump New Alsace Will Behlmer Batessile John Mason Watie Grossklaus Iananapolis Ed Kooeks Columbus Endres Kate Connelley M. E. Church Nev. Elwyn Bryant Connelley W. D. Robinson G. B. Ashton Mrs. Connelley Louis Bruns Flora Cors Maggie Dieselberg Henry Bonfier H. Bruns Mrs. Saltmarsh George Clemens John Minger Frank Galbraith Elks Arthur Sommerville Johan Schuck Carl Cowles New Orleans George Trautman H. Clemens Anna Gutappel Berber Lafe Neuforth Mt. Healthy Otto Beer Rushville Miss Dirce Stegner Laura Jones W. W. Rigney Morris Farmers National Bank Raleigh Schorling State Normal O. L. Newman Delaware H. G. Bieiby Moores Hill John Ross H. Kammoeyer Tony Hassiner Lawrenceburg Dirce Krassen Morrow David Hair Didsboro Wm. Webster Dry Ridge Canal Zone Panama Canal Baas & Sciulty William Tebbe Fred Stumpf Oak Forest Butler Township Jobn Dickman Henry Rahe Prescott Anna Barnhorst Cincinati Herman Fledderman’s Mike Rosfeld Richard Springman Ben Siahe Henry Rale Wim. Perkinhoff Waldron Theodore Henry Whoetter Rock Rapids Iowa John Niedeman Benton County Chas. Wolf Lewis Kahler Martinsville Theresia Ferkinhal Jacob Heppner Fowler Charles Westerkamp Oscar Theodore Ferkinhoff Clear Fork John Martz Brilla Hannes August Leonard Kedeman Jacob Simmermeyer Jacob Penfield Illinois Hine Wolf Lizzie Wolf Niedeman Louis Siefert J. H. Kirschbaum Frank Dickman Route 3 Jacob Werner Oldenburg Ben Haverkamp J.D. Gehring Phil Herman Dr. Chas. Stolzer Louisville Ben Wahman Jos. Hoelker Henry Lamping Tipton Louisa Rudolf Ww. Borchelt MD Borchelt Henry Borchelt Anna Mollaun Oklahoma Mike Stockinger Wm. Sumann Joseph Herbert Raleigh Rush County Chas Wolf Gus Milroy Fricay William Gehring Frank Eaneking Alois Springman Louis Rogersberger Hew Rabe Henry Obermeyer Anthony Brockman Edward Klein John Riedeman John Huser Knochsburg Joe Hunterman Joe Lux Herry Baumer John Bill Hamilton Ohio Kirschbaum Bros John Nienaber Frank and Joe Peter Schreiner Peter Pistner Henry Suhre Clem Fischer Frank Flodder John C. Huerman Frank Heppner Hkrookville Croup Blank OLD Post-Office Paris Fashion H. H. Kramer Tba Ae Aia WM. F. Krieger Chamberlain’s Court Audor Washington Township Fannes Ceser Creek Joseph CL Stewarts Adolph F. W. Drove Anna Droge Edison Thompson Vernon Thomas Parkes William Krieger Court House George C. Tyrrell Fay Mrs. Laws Milan Lena Rapp Gusa Suhr A. H. Beer Charles H. Jones, Sr Dptierceville Pepphatownn Amanda Schield Elwood Edward Wolf Milroy Friday J. W. Wolf Metamora L. W. Koerner Wm. Horstman W. C. Reifel Henry Siebert Harry Siebert Ilinois Gughs Mjolds Guss Brunner the Farmers’ National Bank Sunman Livery Barn Edward Cook Prop
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