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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
5
A dense local column lists residents visiting relatives, attending funerals, and moving between towns. Notables include Mrs. Sunman of Rushville and Mrs. Anna Neuforth of Mt Healthy. John Bennett's funeral is noted with attendees from the community.
PIPE CRETE E R Behlmer of Sunman visited in our area Sunday. Henry Kaas called on Ben Schoetkotte at St Peters Thursday. John Hoff moved from Wm Rennecamp to his new east of town farm. Abplanalp family attended Linedecker funeral at Lawrenceburg Friday. Henry Pohlar and wife visited George Huber’s family. Lizzie Abplanalp went to Cincinnati to visit relatives. Jacob L Abplanalp attended Jolly Club at Penntown Friday. Andy Hahn moved to George Shaggers farm to drive a milk wagon for Sunman creamery. George Huber and daughter Dessie visited Sunman Thursday. Henry Baas conducted Sunman business Saturday afternoon. Volz and son Henry with Jacob L Abplanalp reminded him of his 70th birthday Thursday evening. Mrs Wittkamper and son Arthur transacted business at Sunman Saturday. Skin diseases cause itching. Chamberlain's Salve gives quick relief and has cured many cases. Sold by Daas Schultz Batesville Birney Co Sunman.
Richmond Indiana citizen A D Williams declares Dr King’s New Discovery the only remedy that helped him and fully meets the proprietor’s claim. The ad says it saves lives, cures coughs and lung ailments including asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough quincy hoarseness phthisis and stops lung hemorrhages. Available at Baas Schultz drug store with 50c and 1.00 prices and a free trial bottle.
Miss Lula Winstrow was the guest of the Misses Nordloh here Friday. Harry Wiesehan came from Indianapolis to spend Sunday with his parents. Sam Harrington and wife and son Earl of Weisburg were callers here. Miss Anna Gunter and a friend of Cincinnati visited at A Gunter's Sunday. Mrs Frank Steinford went to Cincinnati Monday to visit relatives. Miss Barbara Schomicher returned to Cincinnati Monday morning. Mr Golden and daughter of Morris were callers here Friday.
Ww Morris and others from Batesville and nearby towns visited Batesville on Monday. Local residents, including Mrs John Wintz and Mrs John Kraus, were guests here over the past week. The Fire Association will meet in the town hall on Wednesday March 25 to transact important business. all members are urged to attend.
Fred Einhous visited Morris Henry Mang and Philip Weber for a sale near Sunman Monday. Miss Ida Selke went to Cincinnati for work. John Prakel and Charles Prakel with wife visited relatives. Cort Timke and wife hosted. Fred Einheus spent Sunday with Wm. Smith near Napoleon. Larry Selke and others left for Manito Illinois for year’s work.
Miss Monta Tudk visits Mike Stapy and wife at Holton Glenn Holman and wife spend Sunday with Freeman Holman. Mahlon Day visits E. P. Shockley in Milan. G. Herman and wife call on Tuesday in Cincinnati. James McNew spends time with three daughters and families at Hopewell. etc. Local social calls, travel, and a K P lodge visit wrap the community update.
The report lists visitors Mrs Mosmeier Misses Alice and Tara Waid and others at Sunman teachers institute and local residents’ calls. It notes new residents Lewis Erfman and family, milk route plans by Mr Hahn, and various callers including Dr Neuforth and Mrs Sieg from Cincinnati.
Residents and visitors include Thomas L. Creath and wife in Cincinnati. Will K. Griffith and Athol Neel calling there. Mrs. Benj Winsor and son Bernard in Cincinnati. Wm Lochard and family visiting Edgar Hunt at Osgood. J King Gray and wife visiting Milan. Judge Thompson returning to Vernoo. Wm Engle of Napoleon calling. Mrs James Laswell and children with John Bronnenberg. Jos N Day of Correct transacting business. Stephen A. Trisler and Deputy Sheriff Griffith at Milan horse sale. Raymond Olmsted contracted to trim courthouse shade trees. Mrs John Ballman died and buried at Olean. Dr J W Downey to take charge of D W Willson's dairy in Osgood. John Bronnenberg opens new livery in Black Diamond barn. August Hackman and others from Batesville on business.
A Pleasant Physic promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as mild with a pleasant cathartic effect. Free samples are available from Baas & Schultz in Batesville or Bigney & Co. in Sunman.
The Panama Canal project offers high pay to skilled artisans but fears of fevers and malaria keep many away. Electric Bitters is advertised as a safe remedy against malaria and various ailments, guaranteed by Baas & Schultz druggists for 50 cents.
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