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06 Mar 1902
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Batesville Tribune in Batesville, Indiana
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
1
Local Notables and Purchases Highlight Week
Fred Gobs is down sick. Walsman offers mole traps and sewing machines with a five year warranty for 13 dollars. John Kern moves to Dane Indiana. Joe Cook buys George Hos tel building for 1600 dollars. Joe Schork plans a future home in Johnson building. Cal Otting visits Cincinnati to see his brother and Alice Greeman travels to Cincinnati to see her sister Bertha. A Mr Kuntz of Cincinnati buys horses locally and ships a carload to the Queen City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Greeman
Cincinnati
Bertha
Kuntz
Queen City
Livery Barn of Pete Benz Burns in Indianapolis
A Saturday night fire destroyed Pete Benz's livery stable in Indianapolis where he owned a half interest. Twenty horses forty rigs and all feed and barns were lost with only an old, low value rig saved. The blaze endangered nearby barns and lives but no injuries are noted. The loss hits Benz hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Benz
Oldenburg
Indianapolis
Benz
Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Ripley County Indiana
The executor of Maria E. Havekotte's estate gives notice of a public sale at 2 p m on March 20 1902 in Batesville Indiana. The property in Middletown and Ripley County comprises about two acres and is described by sections and townships with a two thirds minimum of appraised value required for court approval. G W Gelvin is attorney for the executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria E. Havekotte
Theipley Circuit Court
Batesville
Ripley County
Indiana
Middletown
Franklin and Binley
Fresh oysters and lentil fish offerings in local shops
Local ads note fresh oysters at Engel's daily and fish during Lent at Wessel's. Nick Blank's offers fish and various Lenten goods, with new lines of confirmation goods, white goods, laces, and embroideries. Also reports births, travels, and community notices from Batesville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Blank’s
Blank’s
Local Notices and Advertisements Collected
Smoke Square Diehlic cigar and new line of hats at P Bosse and Co. Walsman offering steel cut nails at 3 cents a pound. Several Batesville residents travel to Cincinnati for errands and work. WANTED Boys at Western Furniture Co good wages. Mrs Hackmann and relatives attend funeral in Cincinnati. Miss Nieman and daughter visit Washingtons Birthday event in Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just
P. Bosse and Co’s
Western Furniture Co
Common Postage Mistakes and Correct Rates
The piece warns about frequent postage errors such as weighing packages and using incorrect rates. It explains that all written matter pays two cents per ounce and that sealed letters and packages are charged two cents per ounce, with postmasters allowed to open unsealed items on suspicion.
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Lena Annewehr
On Saturday night sixty two relatives and friends gathered at her home to give a birthday surprise. An abundance of palatable refreshments and a pleasant social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Annewehr
Mrs Henry Richmond Dies at 74 in Ballstown
Mrs Henry Richmond of Ballstown died at home on Sunday March 2 1902 after a long illness of consumption. She rose Saturday for a hearty dinner and supper but did not wake Sunday morning and was found dead in bed about 10 o clock. Burial followed at Cross Roads on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibp
Ballstown
Henry Richmond
Tribune Declines to Endorse Public Question Opinion
The writer notes being urged to take a side in a public question for the Tribune column but refuses under pressure to back down and do the opposite of what was condemned. The stance is taken not from respect for the urging party but from concern about how print would appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Costly Fire Destroys Morris Wood Splitting Plant
A two o clock Tuesday morning blaze at Hillen brand Mitchell Co wood splitting works in Morris destroyed the building and ruined machinery though the engine may be repaired. Timber and cord wood were scorched, fourteen workers lost their jobs, and losses are estimated around 1500 dollars with origin unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillenbrand & Mitchell Co
Morris
Fred Schierenbeck
Fading Local Notes Of Business And Travel
A collection of brief items shows various individuals visiting or traveling to nearby towns. Names include Walsman, Schorr, Land, Weisburg, Benz, Hassmer, Johnson, Hahn, Greeves, Miss Franke, Tevis, Strather, Webmeier, Kramer, Schale. The notes mention shopping, business, and family events with scattered place references such as Cincinnati Batesville Shelbyville Noble Ark Oldenburg Indianapolis Spades and Noble.
Housing Demand Surges in Batesville Bedrock Town
There is unprecedented demand for dwelling houses in Batesville with at least twenty families and likely more seeking rental homes at fair prices if houses were available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Resolutions of Condolence for Ida Heton
The Wesley Mertional Epworth League drafts resolutions mourning Ida Heton name appears with committee members Cleo Starks Ona Givan Stella Hbidt. It extends sympathy to her family and pledges to emulate her qualities and publish the resolutions in the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Mertional
Epworth League
Ida He
WeeErzAs
Tribune
Cleo Starks
Ona Givan Stella Hbidt
Smoke Shorts Pride of Cuba Seeds Sold at Local Store
A note lists Smoke Shorts Pride of Cuba English clover seed available at Walsman’s. Various town residents travel for business and pleasure including Henry Behrman visiting Indianapolis, Ed Bruening to Cincinnati, and Harry Hartman from Cincinnati in Batesville. A large line of spring dress goods and trimming is advertised alongside Koepfle Bros cement sales and P Boerstler bicycle supplies. Elizabeth Stratemeyer returns to Cincinnati after a three month visit. Westerman from Shelbyville attends funeral of Mrs. Richmond before returning home.
Dead letters to be returned if not claimed by date
The letters addressed to Ellis Ewing Joe Luggs and D McCallum will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC if not collected by March 3 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Ellis Ewing
Joe Luggs
D. McCallum
P. M
How to Cure Grip and Recover at Home
The passage advises using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed to cure grip and prevent pneumonia. It claims a large number of users have recovered with no reports of failure, attributed to G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
G. A. Baas
Pleasant Double Birthday Celebration at Huntersville
About seventy five members of St Johns Huntersville and visiting clergy gathered at Rev Ernst von Hahmann Arning’s home to mark the 29th birthday of the minister and his wife. The congregation presented gifts including a sewing machine center table chairs and a dinner set. Supper followed a sumptuous meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. KE. von Hahmann
St. John’s Church
Huntersville
St. John’s
Flantz
St. Paul’s Church of Cross
Freudenreich
St. Mark’s Church
Batesville
Ernst von Hahmann Arning
Smoke Square Diehl 5e cigar and town notices
Scouring done by Mehlen the tailor. Howard Starks laid up with the grip. John Landel went to Cincinnati. Dr Campbell made his usual trip to Sunman last Thursday. John Waldkotter of Indianapolis visited his mother here Sunday. Lizzie Reidenbach left for Shelbyville Tuesday evening. Second-hand buggy and harness for sale by Chas Diehl. Mrs John Borchett went to Indianapolis to visit relatives. Mollie Seward from Clifton Heights Ky visiting W E Moore and wife. Improve property with a cement walk. Keepfle Bros. will lay it out and give estimates. Galen Oderkirk publisher of the Tri-County Greeting visited the town. He called at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Oderkirk
Tri-County Greeting
Sunman
Trix Bune
Death of Hilda Dietz Infant in Sudden Heart Failure
Hilda Dietz, 11 months old, daughter of Louis Dietz and his wife, died Wednesday morning after a bronchitis illness. She had been improving briefly before heart failure caused her death. The funeral is set for Friday morning at the Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda
Louis Dietz
Koepfle Bros Cement Work Promises Quality in Town
Koepfle Bros plan spring work including cement for Mrs Clausheide Mrs John Ham merle John Nickel Ben Lemmermohle and D McCallum. They prepare foundations for water works tower and promise durable mosaic floors vestibules sidewalks and cement structures with a gold standard guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koepfle Bros
Clausheide
John Hammerle
John Nickel
Ben Lemmermohle
D. McCallum
Keepfle Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sitadss
St. L
Faby
Charles J. Doll
Fred Gobs
Walsman’s
Smoke Short
Havana
P. Bosse & To's
Philip Boerstler
Cal Otting
John Dennett
St. Maurice
John Kern
Dane
Wessel
Chicago
Walsman
Joe Cook
George
Walnut Street
John Sandman
Joe Schork
Johnson Building
Mr. Schork
G. W. Gelvin
Henry Stratemeyer
Engel’s
Wessel’s
Henry Brockman
John Wenning
Adams & Curtis
George Holtel
Mrs
Christ Scherer and Son
Shelbyville
Bert Conneliey
William Hodapp
Henry Updike
Dr. Gibson
St. Marys
Henry Klinkenmeyer
W. H. Isgrigg
Greensburg
Frank and
John Artmeier
Henry Brickman
Hamburg
Benton County
Ind
Eton
H. H. Kramer
P.bosse & Co’s
Fred Grieshop
Flanders and
Sheriff Voss
Versailles
C. Reifel
Peppertown
A.A. Hackmann
McCall’s
Hank” Schroeder
John Meyers
Voss
J. H. Schafer
J. Schultz
Geo. Beck
Hackman
Schultz
Schafer
Schorr
Miss Tillie Land
Weisburg
Mike Benz, Jr
Anthony J. Hassmer
William Johnson
Lawrenceburg
George Hahn
Noble, Ark
Harry Greeves
Lizzie Franke
Hid Trennepohl
Joe Oser
Chas. S. Tevis
HB. H. Strather
Miss May Webmeier
William Schale
Noble
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Cuba
Henry Behrman
Ed Bruening
P. Boerstler
Portland Cement
Harry Hartman
Anthony Voegele
Illinois
Nick Blank
Elizabeth Stratemeyer
Diehl
Mehlen
Howard Starks
John Landel
Dr.Campbell
John Waldkotter
Lizzie Reidenbach
Chas. E. Diehl
John Borchett
Mollie Seward
Clifton Heights
W. E. Moore
China
Japan
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