Batesville News Notes and Upcoming Local Events
Ed Hawking visits Cincinnati to see friends. Louis Armbrecht ill with grip and lung fever. family moved to Wessel property near Huntersville. Blank's offers low prices on new dry goods. grand opening of millinery by Misses Wismann and Schrader next week. Housing shortages predicted as Batesville families seek rentals. Lena Schwiog visits Indiana and returns via Indianapolis. Batesville shoe factory stockholders praise meetings. Knights Templar Indiana Grand Convention in Muncie April 17-18 1901 offers excursion tickets. details from local agent C J DoLu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wismann
Schrader
Tribune
Knights Templar of
Indiana
Muncie
C. J. DoLu
Theo American Union Sunday School Officers Elected
Theo American Union Sunday School elected officers for the ensuing year. Superintendent H. E. Stowe. Assistant W. E. Moore. Secretary Mayme Bedunnah. Assistant Maude Moore. Treasurer Lotta McCallum. Organist Mrs. Ziteke. Assistant Maude Moore. Librarians Grace Horton and Frank Wenger. Trustees H. E. Stowe, Mollie Moore and Mrs. Wenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo American Union Sunday School
H. E. Stowe
W. E. Moore
Mayme Bedunnah
Maude Moore
Lotta McCallum
Ziteke
Grace Horton
Frank Wenger
Mollie Moore
Wenger
Killed While On a Visit Deacon the Cravens’ Dog
Deacon a small dog owned by Thomas Cravens was shot by a neighbor who mistook him as an intruder after the animal wandered into a yard. The shooting sparked local debate with some calling it a cruel act while others faulted the dog’s visit.
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Deacon
Thomas Cravens
Batesville
Local Batesville Notes and Social News Briefs
Smoke references to a 5 cent cigar and Havanna Blossoms. Scouring by Geo Mehlen the tailor. Shoppers visit Kramer’s for ribbon ends and spikes. Wm Bruns of Sunman in Batesville on business Tuesday. Mrs John Snedaker visits New Point Friday evening. Miss Lizzie Prell returns from Cincinnati. Mrs Joseph Kurtz visits Spades area. returns Saturday. German woman wanted for plain cooking in Cincinnati. Miss Lulu Steinford returns from Indianapolis to visit family. Wedding of Henry W Meyer to Emma Borgstede draws a large Batesville crowd despite cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Steinford
Indianapolis
No. 16
Spades
Batesville
Henry W. Meyer
Emma Borgstede
Easter Patterns Promised by Butterick Display
Local department showcases Butterick patterns for Easter sewing with expert guidance from H. H. Kramer. Shoppers can view full pattern selections and receive cutting tips to ensure perfect fabric fits.
Engine and Boiler for Sale in Cincinnati Ohio
One slide valve engine 16x30 inch cylinder size with 90 to 125 HP, a tubular boiler 5 feet diameter 14 feet long with 54 tubes, both requisites belonging to sale at very cheap. Alex Riegler Central Brass Works 322 Pearl St near Central Depot. Also note cold weather update from Wednesday night describing one of the coldest nights of the season and March like conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Riegler
Central Brass Works
Pearl St
Central Depot
Cincinnati
Ohio
Millinery and Dressmaking Firm Opens on Pearl Street
Misses Ida Wismann and Lotta Schrader launch a new millinery and dressmaking shop in the former Cornett & Gelvin law office building on Pearl Street next to Schrader & Krieger’s hardware. They offer a fine line of goods at moderate prices and invite public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wismann
Lotta Schrader
Cornett & Gelvin
Pearl Street
Schrader & Krieger
Resolutions Of Sympathy For Infant Son Of Neighbor
At a February 26 meeting of Home Sweet Home Camp No 3810 Modern Woodmen of America, resolutions express heartfelt sympathy to John Fruchtricht and family on the death of their infant son Herbert. The resolutions are to be entered in minutes, sent to the family, and published in The Batesville Tribune and Democratic Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Sweet Home
Woodmen of America
Herbert
John Fruchtricht
Batesville Tribune and
Democratic Herald
Births and Local Movements Highlight Small Town Notes
Smoke Shhorts Pride of Cuba reports the birth of a son to Henry Schein and wife on March 7 1901. A J Hassmer of Lawrenceburg visited on business. Ed Hancock was in town for business and plans to move to Batesville in April. Mrs W D Robinson visited Sunman to see parents returning the same day. John Nordlobh and wife attended his mother’s funeral in Spades. Flora Malcott took her baby to Cincinnati to see a specialist with Dr Gibson accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hancock
Batesville
Flora Malcott
Cincinnati
Dr. Gibson
Confirmation Goods and Saloon Fixtures for Sale
Confirmation Goods offers complete dress goods and trimmings with a call to view the line. Nick Blank advertises sale of saloon fixtures and a hotel annex with six sleeping rooms, four furnished with beds and bedding, located near the Big Four Railroad in Batesville Indiana. For more details call Tribune Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four R. R
Batesville
Ind
Tribune Office
Letter from The Orient describes Luzon duties and market day sights
Cons H St. Clair of Troop K 1st U S Cavalry writes from Bauan Luzon about the fighting winding down the cavalry arrival saving the 38th volunteers and his detachment tending 153 horses. He notes hard mud river crossings a convent quarters and a busy market day with over 1000 shoppers. He closes with greetings home and mentions McKinley and Bryan.
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Bayan
P. L
U.S
Luzon
Manilla
1St Cavalry
McKinley
Bryan
United States
Morris
Son
H. St. Clair
1St
U. S. Cavalry
Bauan
Smoke Short's Havana Blossoms and town notes
Short’s Havana blossoms appear as a local item. Various residents travel for business and visits including John Hillenbrand Jr. to Harrison and nearby towns. Mrs H E Stowe visits Indianapolis. the Misses Wismann and Schrader offer millinery and dressmaking services. A White Leghorn rooster was sold for four dollars in Rolling Prairie Indiana. Dead letters notice lists Lewis Barg Fred Selke Harman D McCalley and William Sandman of Salena Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gluesenkamp
Rolling Prairie
Ind
Washington, D.C
Lewis Barg
Fred Selke
Harman
D McCalley
P. M
Butterick March Patterns Offer Easter Spring Styles
Butterick patterns for March arrive with confirmation gowns and Easter and spring styles. Pattern department invites visits. fashion sheets offered free. Committee of stockholders of the proposed shoe company visited Cincinnati for Adams & Curtis stock inventory and verbally contracted, pending stockholders meeting. Married Henry W Meyer to Emma Borgstede at St Mark's Church in Ballstown. reception and dancing followed with Will St Clair providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Kramer
A.A. Hackmann
A. L. Greemann
Frank Walsman
Cincinnati
Adams & Curtis
D. McCallum
St. Mark’s Church
Henry W. Meyer
Ballstown
Emma Borgstede
Emma
Meyer
St. Clair
Thanks to German Landwehr Verein and St Ludwigs Society
Marie Zengel expresses heartfelt gratitude through the Tribune for the German Landwehr Verein’s kindness during bereavement and for donations and insurance. She also thanks St Ludwig's Society for support during illness, death, and burial of her husband, asking God to bless them all with long lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landwehr Verein
St. Ludwig’s Society
Mas
Marie Zengel
Batesville industry growth invites outside partnerships
The piece argues that moving one industry to Batesville will not hinder others and that there is room for many factories over the next 50 years. Citizens may invest locally or with outside partners, and those who prefer local ownership should not hinder ventures pursued by others.
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Batesville
Citiizens
New garden seeds at Walsman’s and guest visits
Miss Alice Roser of Toledo is visiting friends here. Geo Bultman and Fred O Meyers traveled to LaSalle county Illinois for the summer. Ed Borgstede and Indianapolis companion returned after attending his sister’s wedding. Ollie Stewart promotes an anti beer remedy to inebriates. For sale fresh Jersey cow and sandpapering job seeks a boy at Union Furniture Factory. Nick Blank’s grocery and Lenten goods offer savings.
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Alice Roser
Toledo, O
Ed Borgstede
Indianapolis
Ollie Stewart
Benz Township Trustee Office Hours in Batesville
Michael Benz trustee of Laughery Township announces weekly office hours on Saturdays for township business in Batesville. For the Travelers Protective Association state convention in Vincennes April 27 1901, excursion tickets offered April 26–27 at one fare round trip with return by April 28. For details contact local ticket agent C J Doxu.
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Benz
Batesville
Michael Benz
Laughery
Travelers’ Protective Association
Vincennes
Ind
C.J. Doxu
A Good Gough Medicine for Children
I P Moran of Petersburg Va recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children with bad or whooping coughs. He praises it for relief, notes it contains no opium or harmful drug, and says it was advised by a druggist. Sold by G A Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
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Gough
Chamberlain
I. P. Moran
Petersburg
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Disagreement Delays Adams and Curtis Stock Plan
Mr Adams and the Adams Curtis Shoe Company faced a misunderstanding with the stock subscribers over liabilities and payment for shares. The proposed plan to combine bought Batesville stock with their payment was rejected, leaving the decision with Adams and Curtis to resolve the issue before forming a new organization.
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Mr. Adams
Adams & Curtis Shoe Company
M. R. Connelley
Adams
Adams & Curtis
Batesville Company
Messrs. Adams & Curtis
Committee
Batesville
Adam
Pruning shears at Walsman and local visits
John Meyers and Join Hillenbrand traveled to Versailles on Monday. Mrs Henry Brokering visited friends in Sun Man on Tuesday morning. Miss Emma Sayer worked in Indianap olis Tuesday morning. W R Owens and wife of Richmond Ind are visiting. A Updike and family are there this week. Pfalsgraff and Fred Mozer went to Indianapolis Wednesday morning possibly to buy out the Indianapolis Brewery. A Zengel deceased had all property willed to his wife Marie Zengel not to children as previously stated. Sunday school lesson pondered the meaning of enemies with a class reply equating enemies to friends not visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pfalsgraff
Fred Mozer
Indianapolis
Batesville
Tribune
A. Zengel
Marie Zengel
American Union
S.S
Mollie Moore
Public Sale Notice Near Batesville and Ballstown
Public sale set for Wednesday March 13 1901 at one o clock in the afternoon. Property includes two milch cows one heifer one calf five hogs 100 bushels of corn in crib four tons of hay in the mow a buggy buggy harness two kitchen stoves and assorted household furniture. August Busch Sr proprietor John Meyer auditor.
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Batesville
Ballstown
August Busch, SR
John Meyer
Audt
Women and Men Suffer from Kidney Trouble
Kidney trouble affects mind and body reducing ambition beauty and cheer. Swamp Root claims rapid relief and is sold by druggists in fifty cent and one dollar sizes with samples by mail free from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baas’ Drug - Store
St. L. Gime
Charles J, Dull
Dpmh
Noveanee
Walsman’s
Smoke Square
Diehl Schigar
Dr. Neuforth
Sunwan
Ed Hawking
Louis Armbrecht
Wessel
Huntersville
Blank’s
Lena Schwiog
Middletown
Schorr
Geo. J. Mehlen
Kramer’s
Wm. Bruns
John Snedaker
Newpoint
Lizzie Prell
Joseph Kurtz
Jobn Dittus
SE. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Dolph E. Moors
John H. Wonning
Geo. C. Taynor
Cuba
Henry Schein
A. J. Hassmer
Lawrenceburg
John Nordlobh
Nick Blank
Laughery Township
Philippines
Smoke Short
Havana
Walsman
Mr. Metz
Kingston
John Hillenbrand, Jr
Harrison, C
Mrs. H. E. Stowe
Baby
Wismann and Schrader
William Sandman
Salena
Oklahoma
Shelbyville
Tipton, Inc
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Union Furniture Factory
Geo, Bultman
Fred O. Meyers
la Salle County
Ill
Jersey
John Goehringer
Peppertown
John Meyers
Join Hillenbrand
Versailles
Henry Brokering
Sun Man
Emma Sayer
W. R. Owens
Richmond
A. Updike
G. T. Beckett
Benham
Henry Beese
Beckett
Gibson
Schafer
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