Sunman Residents Engage in Local Businesses and Travel
SUNMAN residents Busching plans spring construction on two lots west of town while the creamery stock company acquires Fred Groseklouse’s lot nearby for a new building. Sebastians Ross visits Napoleon. Numerous locals travel for weddings, work, or visits including Wippels to Prescott, Goodwins in Cincinnati, and Henry Bartling to Cincinnati for work. Community members are ill, recovering, or relocating as families shift homes and farms nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Busching
Barney Fritch
the Creamery Stock Company
Fred Groseklouse
Local social notes and visits across several towns
News briefs report moving into a neighbor’s house, relatives visiting Indianapolis and Cincinnati, a township convention delegate selection, illness in the Laughlin family, multiple trips to Illinois and Indiana for work or shopping, births and deaths, and a infant burial in Ballstown.
Pleasant Park Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Peetz and daughter Sophia visited Mrs Fred Beck. Mrs George Kessens and Forest from Batesville called on relatives. Minnie Norwood left after weeks here. Baby Lilian daughter of Mrs Herman Kumpart died and was buried in Napoleon cemetery. Mr Fred Wolfe of Newpoint visited last week. Mrs Fred Beck ill, Dr Martin attending. Local policeman bought and wore new uniform on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz
Sophia
Fred Beck Thurday
George Kessens
Forest
Batesville
Lilian
Herman Kumpart
Lewis Norwold’s
Napoleon Cemetery
Fred Wolfe
Newpoint
Local Residents and Visitors Reach Town this Week
Geo Weller returned from Columbus Indiana on Saturday for a short visit. James Watson traveled to Lewisville on Tuesday for a brief stay. Miss Clara Kammeyer came home from Batesville Saturday. Mrs Jos Schmidt of Richmond visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Miss Myrthe Smith hosted a crowd Sunday evening. Clyde Brinkmyer left for Cincinnati Monday for a few days. Franke Abplanalo and family arrived from New Point last week and occupy the Diver property. Mrs Jos Bohr of Cincinnati visits her sister Mary Diver and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke Abplanalo
New Point
Diver
Jos. Bohr
Cincinnati
Mary Diver
Pain Balm Aids Editor Says Rheumatism Relief Found
The editor of the Herald in Adington Indian Territory credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with enabling him to attend to business again. He calls it the best liniment and notes one application provides relief. Sold by Baas Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Bayne
The
Herald
Adington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
Baas& Schultz
Local Social and Business Notes from Osgood
Osgood hosted Mr. and Mrs. Cox with guests Mr. and Mrs. Demaree of Holton. George Byard returns from Greensburg due to his mother's illness. Miss Rose Heuckman shopped in Cincinnati for spring millinery. evangelist Chas W. Mahin and wife led meetings at the Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. Mahin praised as speakers. I T King ill at daughter Mrs. Humprey's home. Mrs. E D Long returned to Syracuse, NY. Jas R Moore, former town resident, has died in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Byard
Greensburg
Chas, W. Mahin
Angola
Ind
The
Christian Church
Mrs. Mahin
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Popular With Mothers
Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a favorite with the mothers of small children. It quickly cures their coughs and colds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequences. It not only cured croup but given at croupy cough onset will prevent the attack. For sale at Baas & Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas & Schultz
Local Social Notes and Medical Advertisements
Oscar Hertel of Ft Thomas and Eva Ziegler of Covington visited relatives of the Stahley family and called on Michael Stahley. Charles Ratheiser toured Sunman on business. Carrie and Lizzie Schaler visited Jos Stahley’s family. Anna Perry is ill with pneumonia. Willy Baas has recovered somewhat. A Sunman farming implements raffle drew many locals. Rev Schmidt and wife visited friends near Spades. Eyewash and skincare ad touts Cham berlain's Salve for itching diseases with 25 cent price, Baas & Schultz selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hertel
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Eva Ziegler
Covington, Ky
Joseph Stahley
Michael Stahley
Family
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Ripley County Indiana to Sell Mortgaged Lands for School Fund
Auction by Ripley County Auditor Nicholas Volz on the 26th day of February 1906 will offer three tracts of real estate at public sale. The properties in Adams and Shelby townships secure school fund debts to the State of Indiana, with detailed descriptions and totals due for principal, interest, damage, and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley County
Indiana
State of Indiana
Adams Township
Lincoln Osborn
Mary T. Osborn
Shelby Township
Chalmers Fox
Jacob Fox
Bob
Big Creek
William Graves
Luella Graves
Board of Commissioners
Versailles
Nicholas Volz
Local residents and visitors noted during week events
Albert Greatbatch traveled from Laurel to Indianapolis Friday and back Saturday. L. W. Koerner stayed at the county seat Monday. Otto Koemer attended a sale at Brookville Saturday. Mrs. L. W. Koerner returned from Louisville Saturday evening. Imma Wolfe visited Cambridge Thursday. Miss Sophia Luke and Miss Pearl Stewart came from Laurel Saturday to visit relatives. Luke returned Monday. Louis Pepper went to Connersville Monday. Remains of Willie Mohr were shipped from Cincinnati for burial in Peppertown cemetery. Mrs. Guy Sherwood returned to Batesville Wednesday. Bert Crawley of Metamora visited here last week. Tillie and Anna Wesling of Hamburg visited Geo Gloshen and family. Aug Wolfe left for Rush County Monday to work. Henry Hose Jr and Henry White left for Richmond Monday to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Luke
Pearl Stewart
Laurel
Miss Luke
Willie Mohr
William and
Cora Mohr
Cincinnati
Peppertown
Florida Special From Chicago to St Augustine
Pullman Palace sleeping cars operate daily from Chicago to St Augustine with no changes each weekday starting Monday January 8 1905. The service includes through cars continuing to the Florida destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Chicago
St. Augustine
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Sunman
Sebastians Ross
Napoleon
Joseph Wippel
Babe
Prescott
Wm. Lipzer
Harry Bartling
Ken Davis
Louisville
Otto Schneeman
Lawrenceburg
Emil Goldschmidt
Alex. Goodwin
Frank Galbraith, Sr
Mrs. Win. McMullen
Mr. Meade
Mr. Littell
Rogers
Inez Brown
Dillsboro
St. Paul
Busching & Beer
Henry Stegner
Henry Hessig
Henry Tangman
Wm. Hoover
Penntown
John Bennett
New Zealand
Julia Heismant
Mike Wippel
Indianapolis
Clarence Osting
Decatur County
Maurice Stegner
Tremont,Jrl
Catherine Kenpan
Henry Busching and
Kd. Bohlke
Mlinois
Charles Slueter
John Hashagen and
O. Mathews and
Weisburg
Mrs. Friel
Wm. Mozier
Galbraith’s
Scottsburg
Henry Windhurst
Talbert & Galbraith
Greenfield
Wm. Mahler
John Bruns
Amelia
Monroe Emmons
Martinsville
Emmons
Order of Red Men
August Hartman
Osgood
Ella Weber
Christ Nieman
Nwapolbold
Worly Whitaker
Sarah Thackery
Anna
Flora Krinhop
Elmer Hazen
Mrs
Nellie Quarterman
Rose Hazen
Gus Meyers
J. C. Hicks
James Hazelrigg
Bower
Ed Laughlin
Phebe Arnold
Illinois
James Laughline
Lev. Swarthout
Milan
Wm. Thompson
J. H. Sammons
Albert Johnson
Moore’s
C. B. Johnson
Sunday
Luther Shook
J. W. Owens
Louie Idlewine
Milhausen
John Slater
Will
Charley Bruner
Jacob Laughlin
Adams County
Ohio
James Laughlin
Mr. Laughlin
Lynn Wager
Mrs. Callicott
Butterville
Mrs. Cox
Peter Holzer
G. W. Foreman
Henry Compart
Ballstown
Ben
Charley Meyers
Charley Becraft
Louis Fowl
Henry Straver
Baptist Church
Rev. Tucker
Pleasant Park
Minnie Norwold
Fred Beck
Dr. Martin
Spades
Geo. Weller
Columbus
Lnd
James Watson
Lewisville
Clara Kammeyer
Myrthe Smith
Clyde Brinkmyer
George Teader
Will Adkins
Moores Hill
Miss Grace Aprial
Delaware
I. T. King
Rose Heuckman
Morbach Co
E. D. Long
Syracuse
New York
M. Moore
Nebraska
Jas. R. Moore
Dr. Vincent
Charles Ratheiser
Carrie
Lizzie Schaler
Jos. C. Stahley
Anna Perry
Willy Baas
Rev. Schmidt
Cravenettes
H. H. Kramer
Pearl and Vine Streets
Albert Greatbatch
John Wolfe, Jr
L. W. Koerner
Otto Koemer
Brookville
Imma Wolfe
Cambridge
Louis Pepper
Connersville
Guy Sherwood
Bert Crawley
Metamora
Tillie and
Anna Wesling
Hamburg
Geo, Gloshen
Wolfe
Rush County
Henry Hose, Jr
Henry White
Richmond
Ceneral
John Haffner
Otto Kirchner
Gaucxcs
Batesville and Oldenburg, Ind
J. W. Henry
John Dittus
S. B. Cor
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Grand Central Depot
Kentucky
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