Local notices list sales and personals in Batesville region
Stores at Walsmans and cheap sewing machines offered. Names mentioned include Short, Philip Boerstler, P Bosse Co, J W Henry, Mrs Joe Cook, Greemann Wilker Co, George Bessler Sr and son, M Starks, Rev von Hahmann Arning, and St Johns Lutheran Huntersville. Confirmations planned at St Johns next Sunday with Palm Sunday reunion event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hahmanno Arning
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Huntersville
Edward Thie
Oscar Placke
William Wessel
Edward Wessel
Louis Borchelt
Robert Koester
Harvey Johanning
Selma Belter
Alma Belter
Minnie Landsiedel
Louisa Jaeger
St. John’s Church
von Hahmann Arning
Local shop notes and community moves from Batesville area
Walsmans offers sewing machines and new goods while Engel’s sells fresh oysters daily. Nick Blank’s features Lenten foods including fish. Hillenbrand Mitchell advertises go carts and baby carriages. Henry Thriuse's family moved to Batesville. Mrs Bauman visits Sunman relatives. Ed Holtel travels to Atkinson for work. H. H. Kramer lists seeds and garden supplies. Mrs Walsman ill but improving. Blank’s adds confirmation goods and white goods. Miss Ruby Smith visits Chas Zweige. Louisa Koester and Louisa Wessel return from Indianapolis. Ben Holtel and others go to Ambia for summer work. Protracted meetings begin at English M.E. church with Rev. Sylvester and Rev. S A Morrow. Fashion notes on bolero waists and new fits.
Delegates Named for Joint Senatorial Convention at Madison
The three delegates appointed to attend the Joint Senatorial convention at Madison on Saturday March 22 are Geo H Goyert from First Precinct Geo W Gelvin from Second Precinct and William Krieger from Third Precinct It notes the likely nonattendance due to Senator Guthries renomination and the three day absence from business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Geo. H. Goyert
Geo. W. Gelvin
William Krieger
Guthrie
New Spring Hats Arrive at P. Bosse and Co
Ed Hancock travels to Indianapolis on business Monday. New line of hats for men and boys at P. Bosse and Co. Miss Emma Drake of Holton visits relatives. John Bauer and Mr. Serringhausen of Napoleon in town on business. Wedding cards stir Batesville as Harry H. Meyer weds Lizzie Boewers in Cincinnati April 8 with reception at Jackson Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hancock
Indianapolis
Just
P. Bosse and Co’s
John Bauer
Mr. Serringhausen
Napoleon
Batesville
Harry H. Meyer
Lizzie Boewers
Cincinnati
Jackson Hall
Grand March Opening at Miss Prells Millinery
Miss Elizabeth Prell hosts a grand opening of her millinery emporium in the Johnson building on Broadway. The event runs Thursday and Friday March 20 and 21 with a display of millinery goods described as one of the grandest ever seen in Batesville. Senator Guthrie of Dupont, visiting Friday, seeks renomination amid renewed efforts by his supporters after an adverse labor-paper attack. Ripley County shows no opposition to Guthrie's renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Prell
Johnson Building
Broadway
Batesville
Guthrie
Dupont
Indianapolis
Ripley County
Card of Thanks for Mrs. H. H. Wenning
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who helped during the sickness and burial of our beloved mother and grandmother Mrs. H. H. Wenning. May God bless you and comfort you through life and at death.—Herman Zeits and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Wenning
Herman Zeits
Mrs Maria Meyer Dead After Pneumonia At 79 In Batesville
Direct on Wednesday night March 12 1902 Mrs Maria Meyer wife of Fred Meyer Jr Batesville aged 79 years 7 months 23 days died of pneumonia She had been married three times and left four children from first marriage plus one from second and one from third funeral held at residence and St Mark's church attended by distant relatives and interred in St Mark's cemetery Also listed are the relatives arriving from Paragould New Albany Greensburg Cincinnati and Sunman with undertakers Henry Severinghaus and Cors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Meyer
Fred Meyer, Jr
Batesville
Meyers
George Gluvka
Lehman
Fred Meyer
Charles Meyer
Flautz
St. Paul’s Church
Cross Roads
St. Mark’s Church
Freudenreich
New St. Mark’s
Henry Severinghaus
Cors
Sunman
Paragould
Ark
Minnie Harmon
New Albany
Ind
William Leimgruver
Greensburg
Harry Fromer
Fastlabel
Mrs. Hebig
Henry Kessens
Minnie Meyer
Cincinnati
Local notices list trades, travel, and hires in town
Plows cheap at Walsman s. SmokeSchort s Havanna Blossoms latest improved sewing machines at Philip Boerstler s. Mr. Taylor of Peppertown went to Rush county to work. Arthur Schuyler went to Indianapolis to work. Wanted a boy at good wages in Adams Curtis Shoe Factory. For sale two dwelling houses. Terms call Louis F. Greemann. Virgil F. Stegner of Sunman was in town on business. McCall s Bazaar Patterns at Nick Blank s. Littie Philmer Ward sick with grip and earache. Fred Dieckman and wife of Greensburg visited Mrs. Erost Timmerman. Mrs. Flora Malcott came from Indianapolis to visit her parents. Charles Heinlein went to Columbus to see his father in hospital. Herman Jobst and Fred to Farmers City Illinois for work. Dirp March 16 1902 Elenora Virginia infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Hodapp 19 days old. Will Greemann to replace Louis F Greemann in Greemann Bros office. Irvin to become assistant cashier at Batesville Bank.
Heibeck To Work In Fowler Indiana This Summer
Charles Heibeck of Sunman visited his grandmother Mrs. Chas Brandt and other relatives here on Monday then left for Fowler Indiana Tuesday morning where he expects to work this coming Summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heibeck
Sunman
Chas. Brandt
Fowler
Ind
Ed Hancock Negotiates Brookville American Purchase
Ed Hancock is negotiating with L. L. Burke owner of the Brookville American for the paper’s sale. The deal is expected to close soon and Hancock will likely appoint a live editor and arouse older Franklin echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hancock
L. L. Burke
Brookville American
Old Franklin
Republican Convention in Laughery Township Schedule
The Laughery township Republicans will meet at the Batesville town hall on Saturday March 29 at 5 p m to select delegates and alternates to the State and Congressional conventions. Laughery township is entitled to two delegates and two alternates to the State convention and two delegates and two alternates to the Congressional convention. The State convention will meet in Indianapolis on April 23 and 24. The date for the Congressional convention is not fixed. By order of committee. Fred Schrader, Pres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughery Township
Batesville
Indianapolis
Fred Schrader
Local Classifieds and Notices Featured in Courier
Advertisements announce bicycles and supplies at P Boerstler’s, fencing machines via Walsman, Portland cement at Koepsie Bros, and Western Furniture Co employment. Notices include Confirmation at St. Mark’s on March 24 1902 and various personal updates from residents and visitors. A fire south of town damaged Lechner’s former residence and goods.
Greemaon Brothers to Build Seymour Furniture Factory
The Greemaon Brothers will construct a large brick furniture factory in Seymour Indiana after liberal local inducements. W H Isgrigg of Greensburg will erect two brick buildings 60 by 150 feet with two and three stories plus an engine room and a dry house. Machinery from the Spades plant will be moved to Seymour while Batesville operations continue unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greemaon Brothers
Seymour
Ind
W. H. Isgrigg
Greensburg
Spades
Batesville
Local Notices and Classified Items Highlight Spring Purchases
F M Starks ill. George Bessler in Shelbyville. seed potatoes onion sets seeds at Walsmans. second hand sewing machines at J W Henrys. spring line shirts and neckwear at Kramers. Union Furniture Factory adverts for boys wanted. Mrs Curtis visiting Cincinnati relatives. Hillenbrand Mitchell sell wall mouldings. Mrs Miller and children visiting Joseph Goldsmith. Mrs Minning shopping in Cincinnati for millinery. Mrs Luts returning to Indianapolis. Dr Boyd contracts Geo Hostel for a $1500 dwelling on North Walnut. STALLION FOR SALE English Shire three years old fifty 16 hands 1450 bay. call Frank Steinforth three miles south of Morris for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Steinforth
Morris
Public Sale At Meyer Farm Near Batesville Apr 3 1902
The undersigned will sell at public sale on the farm three miles southwest of Batesville on Thursday April 3 1902 beginning 9 o clock in the morning. Items include two work horses three fresh milk cows three heifers with calf three 2 year old steers one 1 year old steer one 2 year old bull twenty nine sheep and lambs two double sets of harness ten tons hay in mow one hundred bushels or more corn in crib a hay fork rope two farm wagons a spring wagon a new McCormick mower three breaking plows two harrows a sulky hay rake and many other articles. Terms credit nine months on sums over five dollars cash on day of sale for sums five dollars and under Refreshments on grounds. John Meyer and Bro Props.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
McCormick
John Meyer & Bro
Prop’s
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G. A. Baas
Batesville, Ind
Walsman’s
Smoke Short
Havana
P. Bosse & Co
Frank Benz
Shelbyville
Philip Boerstler
J. W. Henry
Joe Cook
Greemann, Wilker & Co.’s
George
Emma Bultman
Ballstown
Freedom, Tl
A. J. Hassmer
Lawrenceburg
Morris Wenger
Connersville
McCullough’s
N. Blank’s
George Bessler, Sr
St. Louis
John Hammerle
Walnut Street
Keepfle Bros
M. Starks
Christ’s Hospital
Maria E. Havekotte
Theipley Circuit Court
Indiana
Middletown
Franklin and
Ripley
W. Gelvin
Henry Stratemexer
Engel’s
Nick Blank’s
Hillenbrand & Mitchell Co
Henry Thriuse
Haymond
Fred Bauman
Ed Holtel
Hamburg
Atkinson
H. H. Kramer’s
H. J. Walsman
Blank’s
Ruby Smith
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati, C
Chas. Zweige
Louisa Koester
Louisa Wessel
Ben Holtel
John Bedel
Joe Wenning
Ambia
Sylvester
S. A. Morrow
Milford
Eton
H. H. Kramer
P. Bosse & Co's
Fence Headquarters
McCall’s
Emma Drake
Holton
George Drake
John Menchhofer
Chas, Meyer
Ed Diehl
New Castle
Anna and
Mary Huffmeyer
Wm.Schwier
Keepsie Bros
SmokeSchort
Mr. Taylor
Peppertown
Rush County
Arthur Schuyler
Adams & Curtis
Louis F. Greemann
Virgil F. Stegner
McCall's Bazaar
Nick Blank's
Littie Philmer Ward
Fred Dieckman
Erost Timmerman
Flora Malcott
Charles Brandt
Charles Heinlein
Columbus, O
Herman Jobst
Fred
Lookout
City
Ill
Will Greemann
Greemann Bros
Louis
Irvin
Will
Batesville Bank
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Smoke Shorts Pride of
Cuba
P. Boerstler
Walsman
Kitselman Fence Machines
Call In
Portland Cement
Koepsie Bros
Western Furniture Co
Will Nickel
Nick Blank
Anna Hannebaum
Harry Hannebaum
Mollie Reutschler
Ft. Wayne
J. B. Kennedy
Here
Mehlon
F. M. Starks
George Bessler
J. W. Henry's
Kramer's
Union Furniture Factory
Chas. E. Curtis
Frank Miller
Joseph Goldsmith
Greemann, Wilker & Co
George Minning
Oldenburg
John Luts
John Scherling
Dr. Boyd
Geo. Hostel
North
China
Japan
Brussels
Hillenbrand & Mitchell Company
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