14 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
1
Batesville merchants offer flour, P. Boerstler sells sewing machines, veils and veil pins shown by 41. H. H. Kramer promotes novelty bags and spring collars for 1907. Attorney Bohland transacted business in Adams township. Mrs. H. W. Terry improves after a four week illness. Miss Viola Meyer returns from Cincinnati to visit family.
Walsman sells lawn seed and hay seed grinding occurs daily at the mill. Engel offers oysters daily. Meyer's features Sharpless cream separator and yard tools. Morris four beats bread at 00d. First National Bank touts tax exemptions and bonds. Nick Blank promotes spring dress goods. Miss Anna Griesehop and Anna Billman visit. Mrs Schumacher and Mrs Kramer visiting Sunman and Berry Dickey's. Wm Krieger advertises manure spreaders and tire work. Geo Hillenbrand and wife travel to Cincinnati. New line of trunks and suitcases at H A Kramer.
Hyomei offered as a guaranteed catarrh cure with a refund option from Baas & Schultz. A. R. Niehaus and son visit from Grape Creek Illinois to Lookout for a few days. First National Bank holds complete tax lists for Batesville Laughery Adams Ray and Salt Creek Townships in Franklin County.
Lost between 9.30 p m yesterday and noon today a billions attack with nausea and sick headache. This loss was caused by finding at Baas and Schultz’s drug store a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills, the guaranteed cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice. 25c.
R E Sturgis of Allegar Michigan has toured the town urging a creamery. He represents the Chicago Building and Manufacturing Co and has built many Elgin creameries in the region. Local business men meet tonight to decide and a Cleveland Belnap representative previously sparked interest but no action. Nearby Holton Napoleon creameries show progress and it is hoped Allegar will follow. If Batesville delays nearby Oldenburg may build first.
Mike Heller returns to Indianapolis after weeks away. H. H. Krome and Mrs. Anna Dehner return from Lena Holwadel's funeral in Indianapolis. The ad touts coffee sold for 18 cents a pound, typical of city prices at 25 cents elsewhere.
The Batesville Bank offers tax payments for Batesville Lau ghery Adams Oldenburg and Ray townships with no charges. The remains of Mrs Christina Carnay of Cincinnati were shipped here Tuesday for burial at Oldenburg Thursday. Mrs Carnay was Jos Luchte’s daughter who lives west of Oldenburg. She died Monday at age 43, with many relatives accompanying the body from Cincinnati.
For sale a sixty acre cultivated farm east of Batesville with house barn well and cistern and sixty fruit trees priced at 4500. Also for sale a good Batesville house and lot and a fine vacant lot. Contact F A Doll 820 West 30th St Indianapolis or Chas J Doll Batesville.
A class of nine communicants five girls and four boys will be examined for confirmation at St John Lutheran church Huntersville next Sunday morning at 930. The class includes Hilda Timmerman Hilda Krieger Lena Klingworth Anna Schone Sophia Thielking Wilbur Schrader August Belter Alfred Dieckman The confirmation will take place on Sunday March 24 at 10 am Everyone is invited to attend these services.
Community notices list seed oats at Krieger and Son and Frank Walsman shoes with new laces at Nick Blank’s. Wall paper, belts, ribbons, buckles, hats, and embroideries promoted. J. F. Kleiner offers wallpaper cleaning. Batesville flour and mill products praised. eggs and poultry from Geo W Baas and Silver Laced Wyandotte eggs offered. Jacob Bohland returned from Indianapolis. B Leary plans to install new cable for local telephone.
The First National Bank will receive bids for the erection of its new bank building on March 16, 1907. For plans and specifications call at their present banking rooms. Wm. Miller traveled to Cincinnati Sunday with his bride and returned the same evening. They reside with the groom's mother near New Pennington and were given a charivari by neighbors Monday night. We wish the couple success.
Mrs Lena Holwadel wife of George Holwadel died Friday morning after a short illness of consumption. She was 28 years, 3 months and 5 days old. Funeral services were held Monday at 9 o'clock at the German M E cemetery conducted by Rev Holzappel.
William Wagner and Tobe Lucas, residents of Morris and Spades, clashed Sunday afternoon near Hyde Tower. Wagner allegedly drew a knife, Lucas then fired, wounding Wagner twice in the right arm and wrist. No prosecutions have been filed and the matter rests.
The Town Board met Monday with all members present. They approved minutes and reviewed bids for printing the Street Improve ment and Repair Bonds sold March 9 1907. Licenses issued included a one year liquor permit for Joseph Meister.
The Batesville Board of Trustees held a special meeting to receive bids on 33,000 street improvement bonds. Three bids came in, from local banks and J F Wild & Co of Indianapolis, with First National Bank winning the sale and paying a premium of 8156, signaling strong town credit.
Walter H. Fitch of Spades Indiana offers a mare and a gelding suitable for farming or driving. Also available is a two seat carriage.
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