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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
7
Monday notified of the death of Henry Neufarth eldest brother to Dr C Neufarth and brothers, with Henry having lived in Iowa for years. The column also notes Miss Blanche Vincent of Indianapolis visiting, and various local residents and families moving, visiting, or hosting events in Sunman Indiana.
The report lists a Monday sale at Michael Bulach’s and a Gauck’s sale with all items sold at fair prices. A surprise party honored Wm Meyers on Saturday. Ada Meyers visits relatives in Brootville. Several residents posted teamster notices and traveled to nearby towns for work, with multiple trips to Rossburg and Batesville.
Reading residents Harmeyer and family spend weeks with daughter and son in law Frank Pehr man and wife in the area. John Oesterling visits Greensburg. Anthony Buecker leaves for Lafayette for work. Ww. Baneking and August Werner begin work for Joe Hirt and John Oesterling. Henry Fehman and daughter visit Antwerp Ohio this week. Dr King's New Discovery touted as reliable cough remedy with claims of 43 years of world use and a money back guarantee. 50c and $1.00 at E. B. Schultz's.
Henry Wittkamper and wife visited George Pohlar Jr and wife in Batesville on Saturday Ed Pohlar stayed several days in Batesville last week Fred Pohlar of Cincinnati returned Monday August Richter and Adam Baas conducted business Sunday Theron Krummel Greensburg visited Adam Huber Sr and family Rev Ahrends of Madison called on Louis Wittkamper family Agnes Anderson attended the Summan teachers institute Mrs W H Fitch and daughter of Spades called on Mrs Adam Baas Chas Crusie and Herman Bischoff spent Sunday with August Richter George Osborn visited friends at Vipe Creek and nearby area
Adam Korchelt Edna Borchelt and Harry Borchelt attended the funeral of Ed Borchelt at Oldenburg on Thursday. Charley Krieger moved hogs into town Thursday with umbrella in tow to aid if they mired. Cattle driving tales include Dickman and Mar tike selling cattle near Kramer with aid from Ed Schone and Fred Mar ticke. A wild cattle scare along Hulle's lane had Fred forcing a stop as horsemen watched. Henry Holle and A Marthive swapped messages and Holle shredded fodder last week.
Local residents attend family visits in Lawrenceburg and Kansas. A birthday party for Martin Prickel’s choir is reported with games and refreshments. Several people visit relatives in Cincinnati and Versailles. The fifth Jackson Township institute is set for Saturday at the school. The infant of George Huber died. funeral services for Mrs. Thackery conducted by Rev. Broadwell. Residents attend funerals, visits to relatives, and local church events.
Oak Forest residents report visits with grandparents in Metamora and siblings in St Paul. Several towns including Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg and Batesville appear as travel and social stops with various relatives and local business trips. Local carrier Curtis Vannsdall was absent due to high water. others returned from trips and attended funerals and college visits.
Carrie Swan Nick Williams and Walter and Donald Gordon attended the funeral of Mrs Hawkins in Cincinnati on Tuesday. Miss Josephine Morford hosted the Eastern Star lodge at her south of town home on Tuesday with Brookville visitors. Roy Banes wife and Mrs Anna Baue attended Jake Clouds funeral at Condersville on Sunday. F J Badgley visited Cincinnati recently. Chas Wright and J C Gordon were in Brookville Saturday on business. H R Lenard and wife returning from New York after visiting daughter Mrs Pred Wiley and husband. Mr Wiley in critical condition taken to Indianapolis. H K Landes Indianapolis member visit with Rebecca lodge committee appointed to buy lodge supplies. Edna Eve returned to Minoak Illinois after weeks with relatives. Mrs Anna Kehl left for Indianapolis for a short visit. Mable Stegner four years old ill with pneumonia. John Remont sale at Duck Creek last Friday well attended.
A Georgia school principal from Sylvania describes stomach, liver, and kidney trouble as rheumatism causes and credits Electric Bitters with complete cure after four bottles. The ad promotes quick relief for stomach and kidney ailments, priced at 50 cents and 1.00, recommended by E. B. Schultz.
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