Local notices and market chatter from town pages
Smoke Square Diehl de cigar. Smoke Schorr's Havanna Blossoms. Granite ware bargains. See Wals man's show window. JUST RECEIVED A carload of seed oats. Call on Joseph Luesse. John Laughlin has a sore eye since last Friday. Misses Sophia Dieckmann and Sophia Ahring went to Carthage Ohio Monday. Rev G W Bowers will preach at the old school building next Sunday morning and night. Headquarters for low prices at Blank's for new dry goods arriving daily. Fred Wilminck and wife and son of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Mrs Wilminck's parents. Miss Barbara Schoeptle of Erlanger Ky assisting in millinery left for home Monday. Joe Wagner went to Indianapolis Saturday to visit and see Gen Harrison funeral ceremonies. returned Monday. Mrs Biehl stricken with paralysis Tuesday night and not likely to recover. Dr Timmerman attended. She is about seventy and fleshy, hindering recovery.
Knights Templar Grand Convention Excursion Tickets Sold
Knights Templar of Indiana announce the Grand Convention in Muncie April 17 and 18 1901. They offer excursion round trip tickets one way fare valid April 16 17 returning April 19. information through local ticket agents. Co J Doug. This notice also reports legal matters and Versailles normal sessions with teachers urged to enroll for eight week term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar of
Indiana
Muncie
Co. J. Doug
Versailles Normal
Ripley County
Will E. Peters
Lawrence L. Fleming
Revival Services Open at E M E Church
Local revival meetings began last Tuesday at the E M E church with ongoing services this week. Other notes mention lawn grass seed at Walsman and incentives for town growth through grist mill and chair factory ventures. Misses Clara and Lizzie Weber travel from Oldenburg to Cincinnati to visit friends. A German woman is sought for plain cooking at John Dittus corner in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. E. Church
Clara and
Lizzie Weber
Oldenburg
Cincinnati
John Dittus
Central Ave
Family visit to Seymour precedes German church services
Herman Wonning and his wife and child traveled to Seymour in Jackson county last Saturday to visit his brother and returned home Tuesday morning. Next Sunday's St. Mark's church services will be conducted in German with the catechism introduction and examination in the afternoon. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wonning
Seymour
Jackson County
St. Mark's Church
Engine and Boiler for Sale in Cincinnati
One slide valve engine 16x30 inch with 90 to 125 hp indicator. Tubular boiler 5 ft diameter 14 ft long with 1 1/2 inch tubes. All requisites for both, very cheap. Alex Riegler Central Brass Works 322 Pearl St near Central Depot Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Riegler
Central Brass Works
Pearl St
Central Depot
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fencing at Walsmans and Local Notices
Multiple small items from the local paper include fencing at Walsman s, smoke shorts Pride of Cuba, four rooms for rent by A G Zierer, a grist mitt coming soon, Mrs Ben Lemmermohle s asthma suffering, J W Owens from Greensburg visiting for organs pianos, The Designer magazine for ten cents at Greeman Wilker Co, Mrs Anna Wachsman at Prudential Insurance meeting in Columbus, Edward Bruening failing Navy exam then returning from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wachsman
Prudential Insurance Co
Columbus
Ind
Complete dress goods line now on display
Our line is complete in dress goods and trimmings. Call and see us. No trouble to show our line. Nick BLANK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Blank
Batesville Residents Attend General Harrison Funeral in Indianapolis
Batesville group including Chas. Johnson and wife Mrs Mary Mitchell Miss Ella Talkenburg Mrs Fred Meyer and daughter Viola and D. McCallum traveled to Indianapolis on Sunday to attend General Harrison's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Indianapolis
Harrison
Chas. Johnson
Mary Mitchell
Ella Talkenburg
Fred Meyer
Viola and
D. McCallun
Died Mrs Heihl 70 in Batesville area obituary
Died On Wednesday evening March 20 at 7 o clock Mrs George Heihl aged 70 years 2 months and 1 day. The remains will be interred in St Johns cemetery at Huntersville Saturday afternoon. Also notice of public sale by Carl Galau schke at one mile south of Batesville on Thursday March 28 1901 starting at 8 a m offering horses cows stock farm implements and household goods. Terms of sale to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heihl
Reihl
St. John’s
Huntersville
Batesville
Carl Galauschke
Spring Millinery Opening by Miss Prell and Miss Bossi
Miss Elizabeth Prell assisted by Miss Anna Bossi of Charleston WV announce a grand opening of their millinery shop on March 27 28 and 24 offering the latest styles at popular prices. The pair invite the public to inspect the stock and select items to suit taste and budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Prell
Anna Bossi
Charleston
West Virginia
Batesville Spirit of Growth Urges Local Support
A plea urges residents to contribute to a new Batesville enterprise. The author argues that every industry added boosts property values, creates jobs, and strengthens the town economy. Liberal donations are framed as civic duty, with future generations blessed by generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Batesville Eyes Chair Factory as New Industry
Batesville furniture men now buy chairs elsewhere for sales in other cities. If a local chair company forms, Batesville could produce chairs, boosting local industry and completing furniture sales. The move is welcomed as a potential economic wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Millinery Opening In Batesville By Wisman Schrader
The Misses Wisman and Schrader with Miss Fannie Price of Cincinnati announce a grand opening of their new millinery store in Batesville on Wednesday March 27. An exhibition and sale feature a top line of brand new up to date hats and accessories. Everyone is invited to attend. viewing is free and shoppers can select from the finest stock in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisman & Schrader
Fannie Price
Cincinnati
Batesville
Garden seeds and travel notices from a regional item
The column lists garden seeds at Walsman and notes various individual movements and a few minor incidents. J. H. Sattmann and his mother travel to Cincinnati. Ben Nethouse represents a paper company in Cincinnati. Charles W. Lemon heads to Kansas City to establish a home. his wife plans to join him. John Borcheil Jr. injures his back while moving rocks and seeks medical help. The Schutter daughters visit their mother from Indianapolis. E. E. McDuttee moves to Butlerville with household goods. Mrs McDuffee and Ollie also depart for Butlerville with others following.
Local Visitors and Wedding in Lookout Area
John Bachman and wife of Shelbyville visited Morris Wenger and wife here last Sunday. Married on Sunday March 17 1901 William J Schutter of Lookout to Emma Thielbar of the same vicinity at Adams Church. Good luck to the happy couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bachman
Shelbyville
Morris Wenger
William J. Schutter
Lookout
Emma Thielbar
Adam’s Church
Surgeon Performs Limb Surgery in Sunman
Dr. Martin visited Sunman to operate on Mr. Bush’s leg, which bore an old spike nail injury. He and local Sunoman physicians cut into the bone, removed diseased tissue, and realigned the limb to promote healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Martin
Sunman
Mr. Bush
Honest Medicine for La Grippe Endorsed by Patient
George W. Waitt of South Gardiner Maine praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the only effective treatment for coughs colds chills and grip. He used one bottle and reports all symptoms left him. Sold by G A Baas Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippe
George W. Waitt
South Gardiner
Chamberlain
G. A. Baas
Batesville, Bigney & Co
Sunman
Healed by Dr Townsend Suffers No More
Batesville Indiana December 31 1900 a resident reports three years of a persistent leg sore. After treatment by Dr S B Townsend of Milan he is healed and in good health. Townsend schedules visits in Batesville Osgood Versailles and Milan with reasonable charges due at treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Ind
S. B. Townsend
Milan
Chas. Heidt
Geo. Annewehr’s
Osgood
Versailles
South Milan
M. D
Local Trade Listings and Notices In a Small-Town Brief
Onion sets at Walsman iGarden and seed potatoes at H H Kramers. Wanted boy for sandpapering at Union Furniture Factory. Born to Mike Gauck and wife a boy on March 20. Miss Nora Starks guest of her brother Frank’s family last week. W H Davis left for Cincinnati to work as paper hanger. A little daughter of Chas Zweige and wife of Cincinnati is ill.
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Mike Gauck
Nora Starks
Newpoint
Frank
Chas. Zweige
Cincinnati
Store room for rent in good location
For rent store room 20 by 40 feet suitable for any business. Cheap rent and good location. Call or address A. G. Zierer.
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A. G. Zierer
Seeds From All Points Of The Compass
Greemann, Wilker & Co. offer seeds from the east north and everywhere else in between. Local gardeners urged to visit and choose from a wide compass of seed varieties.
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Greemann, Wilker & Co
Annual State Convention Travel ers Protective Association
Announcement for the Travelers Protective Association convention in Vincennes Indiana on April 27 1901 offering round trip excursion tickets at one fare for the round trip with return by April 28. Information available from local ticket agents. C J Dob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Protective Association
Vincennes
Ind
Judge Wins In Greensburg Poker Pot
In Greensburg last week a judge presided over a poker game with sixteen participants from Newpoint. The judge opened the pot with three dollars, players raised ten dollars and forty cents each, and he called the game to win the entire pot. The ruling hand secured the win as the judge showed he meant business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpoint
Greensburg
Remarkable Local Endorsement For Cholera Remedy
Neighborhood chatter praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for infants and adults. The ad notes dependability, safety, and universality, urging households to keep a bottle on hand and lists G A Baas Batesville Bigney Co Sunman as sellers.
Shoe Company Organized in Indiana Factory Venture
Twenty four stockholders attended the meeting in Indiana as Adams Curtis Hackman Wilker Baas Walsman and McCallum were elected directors. Committees will arrange building boiler charter and moving machinery with unsold stock guaranteed by about fifteen stockholders. The new factory rises in a North Walnut Street brick building once used by a candy maker near the Batesville line to save taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Adams & Curtis
Cincinnati
Indiana
Adams
Mr. Curtis
A. A. Hackman
Oldenburg
John H. Wilker
Walnut Street
Corporation
Batesville
Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Offered
An experienced practitioner markets Snuffles a complete one month catarrh cure for one dollar. The product promises immediate relief and permanent cure by addressing the disease at its cause, claims to also relieve hay fever and head colds, and includes both internal and external medicines with full usage instructions. Orders prepaid to Edwin B Giles Co Philadelphia with free guidance from the discoverer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anold
United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Co
Market St
Philadelphia
Round trip excursion tickets offered during Indiana chapter event
The Order of Eastern Star Grand Chapter of Indiana in Indianapolis advertises April 24 26 events with April 23 24 ticket sales at one and one third fare for round trips returning by April 27. Agent C J Doll handles sales. Miss Kate Dickman dies at her Oldenburg home and will be buried Friday morning.
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Order of Eastern Star Grand Chapter
Indiana
Indianapolis
C. J. Doll
Dikepd
Oldenburg
Kate Dickman
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys
An old advertisement explains that overwork strains the kidneys and affects heart rhythm, claiming kidney trouble underlies many diseases. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy available from druggists and via a free mail sample and pamphlet from Kilmer Co.
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Baas’ Drug Store
Chicago
Charles J. Doll
Bola
O Ao
Diehl
Schorr
Walsman
Joseph Luesse
John Laughlin
Sophia Dieckmann
Sophia Ahring
Carthage
G. W. Bowers
Blank’s
Fred Wilminck
Barbara Schoeptle
Erlanger
Joe. Wagner
Gen. Harrison
Hoberg
Walsman's
Geo. J. Mehlon
John Wagner
Hamburg
Benton County
H. H. Kramer
Nick Blank’s
Walsman’s
Smoke Shorts Pride of
Cuba
Ben Lemmermohle
J. W. Owens
Edward Bruening
United States Navy
Benz Bros
Michael Benz
Laughery Tp
Smoke Short
Havana
Edwin Wismann
Enterprise Casket Co
J. H. Sattmann
Knochsburg
Ben Nethouse
The
Diem & Wing Paper Co
Charles W. Lemon
Kansas City
John Borcheil, Jr
Dr. Zueke
Carrie
Mary Schutter
Wm. Schutter
City
E. E. McDuttee
Butlerville
Imperial
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Onion
iGarden
Union Furniture Factory
W. H. Davis
C.J. Dob
Neighor
Bigney & Co
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