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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
5
Bruce Stille and family from Dayton Ky visited relatives here. Grandmother Nieman in Rushville had tumor removed. Henry Nieman celebrated his fiftieth birthday with a surprise party. Many locals sick with scarlet fever measles and other ailments. teachers' institute held. many trips to Greensburg Cincinnati Indianapolis and Batesville noted.
Batesville businessman Christ Gommel visited on business. Henry Poske and wife of Batesville called on relatives here Sunday. Ed Bowers and Fred Peetz of Indianapolis were summoned to bedside of sister Mrs. Fred Beck Tuesday. Mrs Beck nee Peetz died Saturday night after a short illness aged seven years. Funeral at Cross Roads Tuesday.
The pleasant tasting Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised by mothers for fast relief of coughs and colds in babies. It helps prevent pneumonia and serious illness, and has even stopped croup when given at the onset of the croupy cough. Available at Baas Schultz.
Es cooaD es-Attorney T E Wilson attended court in North Vernon last week. Miss Myrtle Adkins visits friends at Moores Hill and North Vernon. Rev Charles Meyers returned to Oklahoma Thursday to remain indefinitely. Osgood Telephone Co now offers all day service. Charles D Bevan and wife visit parents from Tullahoma Tennessee. Bevan brothers in newspaper business enjoying success. Mrs George Murry visited Louisville to buy millinery. Isaac Anderson and wife gave daughter Edna a piano. A 8 King of Cincinnati visited his father here last week.
Spades Miss Daisy Ahring went to Indiana polis Thursday where she intends to remain. Mrs. Adrian of Weisburg visited here Monday. John Kammeyer and wife visited Batesville Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Wm Gauck went to Cincinnati Tuesday for a few days. Mrs. Mary Diver and Mrs. Jos Bohr visited relatives at Alsace Thursday. Miss Lizzie Wiesehan was at Batesville Friday morning. Mrs. Jos Bohr returned home in Cincinnati Saturday. Mrs. H J Sunman and daughter Ruby visited Batesville Tuesday. Miss Kate Abplanalp of New Point was guest here for several weeks. Eczema Tetter Salt Rheum Itch Ring Worm Herpes Barbers Itch. Chamberlains Salve relieves itching and may cure. Price 24 cents a box. For sale by Baas Schultz.
Local residents and members including 2LROD Harry Welch Mose Lipperd Thos Neighbert and Thos Parkes attended the K of P district meeting in Aurora on Friday Meanwhile Trustee A J Shuman and wife spent Sunday at Chesterville and Wm Selke and bride returned from Cincinnati to reside in Conn after March 8.
Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Me describes a near fatal throat and lung inflammation. Three doctors gave him up to die before trying Dr Kings New Discovery, which he credits with saving his life. The remedy cures chest colds bronchitis tonsillitis hoarseness and grippe. Guaranteed at Bass Schultz drug store price 1. Trial bottle free.
A promotional blurb claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured E. R. Mulford of a pilles distressing case and lists uses from burns to chilblains. It advertises 25c at Baas & Schultz’s drug store.
Mrs Robert Uter travels to Indianapolis to visit daughter Emma. German M E Ladies Society met at Mrs John Hoyer's. Charley Crowell and son from Batesville visited John Wambsgans. Clint Klein surprise party enjoyed by all. Rev Weiling of Lawrenceville stayed with the Stockingers. John Karl Elmer Parker and Fred Sarrioghaus left for Illinois to work. Willie Meyer from Batesville visited Wm Karl and family. Bergman Bros loaded a new Advance engine at Batesville and moved it toward Laughery bridge before breaking down. Anna Idlewine visited Cincinnati relatives. Christ Steuri and wife visited John Steuri and wife at Napoleon. Bertha Stockinger, teaching at Rising Sun, visited home.
Isaac Palmer of New Pennington visits friends Friday. Sam Castor moves to Frank Grow house Friday. Mrs Daisy Shores of Cincinnati visits Charles Brook family. Ed Laughlin and wife return to La Crosse Wisconsin. Roy Brown walks 94 miles daily as roads are impassable. Henry McGatha returns to Missouri. Mrs Eva Grow visiting relatives in Scott county. Edith Foreman returns home from Baker City Oregon. Teachers institute held Saturday, well attended. Perry Meyers and wife from Seattle visit Aurora friends. Mrs Neilie Quarterman returns to Indianapolis. George Griffith of Indianapolis visits relatives. Mrs Cox of Dupont visits Dr Cox. Cora and Flora Hertenstein buy goods in Cincinnati. Regular M E church services and Sunday school schedule. Epworth League at 9 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Class meeting Sundays with no preaching at 10:30. Jos H Kidwell of Burnap Supply Co organize Napoleon area creamery cooperative. stock sold, promising community benefit.
Notice of public sale at the Ripley County Court House Versailles Indiana on the fourth Monday in March to sell mortgaged lands for school fund debt. Descriptions include Adams Township loan 1235 and Shelby Township loan 1246 detailing acreages and sections. Auction between 10 am and 4 pm with cash to highest bidder.
Mr J C Bayne editor of the Herald Adington Indian Territory reports relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He says one application relieves pain and recommends the liniment for prompt relief. Sold by Baas Schultz.
Old race with constipation leads to appendicitis and liver and bowel trouble, but Dr King s New Life Pills regulate these organs without pain. 25 cents at Bads Schultz druggists.
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