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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1900

Page

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Local Social Notes From Queen City Area

Carrie Schaler of the Queen City spent a few days with relatives and friends here last week. Ms Irgang of Sunman was here on business Monday and Peter Wippel of Sunman transacted business Friday. The carpet rag sewing frolic at Sophia Wolming's drew many local young ladies Thursday night. Lewis Erfman spent Saturday evening at Musmeier's. George Gartenman of Batesville passed through on the way to Sunman last week. Henry Renekamp hauled logs last week. The Stahley brothers and Rosa spent Saturday evening at Ratheiser's. Gertie Wippel and Anna Miller visited friends at Sunman Sunday afternoon. Christ Nieman and Fred Peters of Sunman attended the Lutheran church meeting here Tuesday. The Stabley brothers and Henry Ratheiser finished wood cutting at Jacob Schneider's last week. Fred Baas transacted business at Killa Bartling’s pleasant trip to Sunman Saturday.

Carrie Schaler Queen City Sophia Wolming’s George Gartenman Batesville Sunman Christ Nieman Fred Peters Lutheran Church

Electric Bitters hailed by Washita doctor in 50 cent cure

Dr D B Cargile of Washita writes of Mrs Brewer cured after four bottles of Electric Bitters. He claims the tonic purifies blood and treats eczema, tetter, ulcers and boils. The product boosts liver kidneys and digestion, sold by G A Baas for 50 cents with guarantee.

D. B. Cargile Washita I. T Serofuia G A. Baas

Local social notes and visits from Brookville to Brookville area

Chronicle of residents and guests including Chester Rothrock Mike Staub Walter Murray Kate Alley Amos Martindale and others visiting Brookville. Reports of illness eye injury political activity by Wm Moore and local social evening by the Misses Kim ball and Banes.

New Point Notes Local Visits Moves and Events

Ralph Timmerman travels to Batesville to study silversmithing under E. F. Starks. Prof. Bland returns to teaching after a sick leave. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Moulton move into Kerr property on North Broadway. Minnie Higgs of Greensburg visits her parents D. and M. Thomas. Thomas Bailey, formerly near New Point, visits old acquaintances. J. W. Nation of Greensburg and PF. M. Starks of Batesville buy timber. Mae Wagner hosts friends for Irene Abrahams at Dr. Jerman’s home with Mae Greene Minnie Becraft Gracie Sands and Sue Price attending. J Abrahams leaves for Lawrenceburg to reside. Institute holds a large meeting. J. C. Moody visits Batesville. Pie supper at the Christian church seeks broad support. admission free for ladies.

Mae Wagner Dr. Jerman Irene Abrahams Mae Greene Minnie Becraft Gracie Sands Sue Price

Local residents engage in travel and lodge activities

George Gordon travels from Madison Iowa after a visit. Bode Alley and Robert Jackson head to Connersville on the noon train. Bergen Francis goes to Brookville and returns for a Masonic Lodge banquet. A group including Robi Jackson Bode Alley Geo Allison Milt Curry Nick Williams Lewis Purvis and John Moore attend the Connersville lodge event and banquet. John H. Klieber of Cambridge City meets Plano Mfg Co interests while Wm. Wright of Falmouth visits locals.

Bode Alley Robert Jackson Connersville Bergen Francis Brookville Robi, Jackson Geo, Allison Milt Curry Nick Williams Lewis Purvis John Moore Masonic Lodge John H. Klieber Cambridge City Plano Mfg. Co

Man Healed by Arnica Salve After Doctors Warned Death

Redick Hamilton of West Jefferson Died? No. He endured 18 months with a rectal fistula and was told a costly operation was his only hope. He treated himself with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, five boxes, and claims a complete cure. Priced at 25 cents per box, available from G A Buas, druggist.

Redick Hamilton West Jefferson G. A. Buas

Valentine Count In Sunman Area Varies By Inquiry

George Shagger transacted business at Sunman on Thursday. Albert Huber traveled to Rush county last week seeking work. Fritz Hesse worked for John Repberger last week. Jacob L Abplanalp attended Baptist church at Penntown Sunday. Casper Bartling and Lewis Erfman of Penntown made ties nearby last week. Ollie Terry and wife of North Point passed through Sun. Albert and Harry Huber visited cousin Buisy Beihl at Penntown Saturday and Sunday. Chas Abplanalp and wife of North Point spent Sunday at Grandpa Garrison's. Weston Thomas and wife drove to Sunman Thursday.

Casper Bartling Lewis Erfman Penntown Albert and Harry Huber Buisy Beihl Chas. Abplanalp North Point Grandpa Garrison

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Appetite And Digestion

The advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills improve appetite digestion and liver function for those with stomach issues. It states the remedy provides health and energy, selling for 25 cents at G A Baas' drug store.

Dr. King G. A. Baas’ Drug Store

Local Briefs and Remedies From Cross Plains

Robbie O Neal broke his arm at school and Dr Bradley set it. Harmon Jacobs remains in critical condition with lung fever but is showing some improvement. A H Alberding and P J Laswell attended the K P District meeting at Vevay. Supt Royce visited area schools noting progress. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised for babies and for preventing pneumonia, with J Gauck and Bigney Co. as sellers.

Robbie O’neal Bradley Harmon Jacobs J. Gauck and Bigney & Co

Local notes from Protract and surrounding areas

Protract broke here Thursday night. Gus Van Osdoli and A. E. French went to Osgood Saturday on business. John Cumberworth and brother in law and family of Clinton County Indiana have moved on the farm lately purchased from T. B. Corbin. Grace Ensminger visits sister Mrs George Claypool in Sardinia Indiana. Eli Brown bought a farm near Osgood. Frank Knapp is on the sick list. John A. Lane of Cincinnati visited Z T Ralstin last week. Daisy Brown Mae Wood and Gus Van Osdell visited Nip and Tuck school Friday afternoon.

Gus van Osdoli A. E. French Osgood John Cumberworth Brother Inlaw Clinton Co., Ind T. B. Corbin Daisy Brown Mae Wood Gus van Osdell Nip and Tuck School

Discovered by a Woman in the Country

A seven year battle with a severe illness ends in recovery after Mrs Luther Lutz buys Dr King s New Discovery for consumption. She slept after first dose and with two bottles is cured, according to C C Hamnick Co Shelby N W. Free trial bottles at G A Baas Drug Store, regular sizes 50c and 1.00, guaranteed.

Dr. King Luther Lutz C. C. Hamnick & Co Shelby, N. W G. A. Baas Drug Store

Spades and Social Notes From Batesville

Miss Maggie and Master Walter Franke called at Batesville Saturday. Mrs. H Bruning, 46, died of lung fever leaving nine children. Funeral at Adams Church cemetery officiated by Rev Taeger. many relatives attended. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised as unequaled for piles and skin diseases.

Maggie Walter Franke Batesville August Behlmer Bruning Henry Franke Cincinnati Kreinhop Morris John Gunter Henry Bruning H. Bruning Adams Church Taeger DeWitt G. A. Baas

Local notices and social items from Lawrenceville area

Sunday church attendance at Lawrenceville with Mr Huggler noted. Various locals including Brinkman family Bower family and Peter Schneider trips to St Peters and Illinois. Mentions of sickness recovery logging work and small business trips plus a public sale and social gatherings at John Holzer and Reifel homes. Telephone box news and request for readers to share more news.

Pleasant local chatter from New Pennington and neighboring towns

Henry Miller Sr of New Pennington visits Friday. Mrs Goertemiller hosted Rosa Hartig and Sophia Dieckmann. Laura Beck attended a dance. George Watterson on sick list. several residents visited Dieckman’s. John Gentry praises Littell's Liquid Sulphur Oil for horse wounds. Sold by G.

Mrs. Goertemiller Herman Dieckman Rosa Hartig George Meyer John R. Gentry Littell

Adams Church Seed Oats and Local Death Notice

Seed oats at C Schwertner Batesville. Local social notes include visits by Henry Behlmer Minnie Drockelman Will Bernhardt and others. Funeral of Mrs Henry Brunning noted with obituary describing her as a kind mother who died of lung fever after ten days illness.

Timke Bergman Fred Bergman John Menchofer Morris Minnie Behlmer Dick Einhaus Mary Minnie Brunning Henry Brunning

Local Notes from Batesville and Greensburg Areas

Emma Ebner has recovered from her illness. Jessie Castner of Greensburg and Thomas Wagner of Slabtown visited friends Friday evening. Rev Holmes to preach at the Baptist church the first Saturday and Sunday in March. Jake Busendorf and John:

Emma Ebner Messrs Jessie Castner Thos. Wagner Greensburg Slabtown Holmes The Baptist Church

Suitors and townsfolk mingle in idle week recollections

A Greensburg suitor to Smyrna trip ends abruptly as a horse grows ill. Locals attend a Delaware Teachers Institute. Greensburg merchants and residents, including Charley Erdman and Henry Bussing, are noted for weekend business, travel, and family visits across Lookout, Locksprings, Veva y, and nearby farms.

Greensburg Smyrna

Prominent Farmer Herman Thumb Dies in Brainerd

Brainerd Minn Oct 2 1898 Mr Herman Thumb died at his home last Sunday evening from neuralgia of the stomach He was a leading local farmer and keen on astronomy The remains were interred at Cliff Hill cemetery Tuesday He leaves many relatives and friends also attended by Richard Beer and Mr Thumb of Louisville The town reports a busy week with a show at White's hall and meetings planned at the M E church Also note Mrs Peters and Wm Shuman’s activities and a Kentucky visitor Chas Dolby’s visit to relatives in town.

Herman Thumb Cliff Hill Albert May Chas. Dolby Kentucky John Harper White’s Hall Richard Beer Mr. Thumb Louisville Peters Wm. Shuman Grant Johnson Sieg F. M. Thompson New Marion M. E. Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pen Nton Peter Wippel Musmeier’s Henry Renekamp Stahley Brothers Rosa Ratheiser’s Gertie Wippel Anna Miller Stabley Brothers Henry Ratheiser Jacob Schneider Fred Baas Killa Bartling Gblorion Chester Rothrock Mike Staub Anderson Walter Murray Indianapolis Otis Murry Kate Alley Null Town Amos Martindale Geo Walter Gordon Mary Brooks Billy Carn Angus McQueen Ohio K. of P. Journal Rev J. L. Brown Lagrippe Guy Smith Jmos Martindale Ed Groce Blooming Grove Wm. Moore Capt Geo Kimbal John Blacklidge Alfred Pearl Kimbal Cora Lemme Banes Minnie Mary Amble Florence Allison Viola McWhorter Carrie Staub Amanda Alley Cora .Hudleston Edith Jackson Umble George Allison Cora Banes Dr. Patterson Lillie Miller Howard Gordon’s C. Schwier’s Ralph Timmerman E. F. Starks Bland E. M. Moulton Kerr J. C. Snedeker North Broadway Minnie Higgs Mrs. D. Thomas Thomas Bailey J. W. Nation PF. M. Starks J. Abrahams New Point Lawrenceburg Wednesday George Gordon Madison Iowa Wm. Wright Falmouth Piph Crebe George Shagger Albert Huber Rush County Fritz Hesse John Repberger Jacob L. Abplanalp Ollie Terry Weston Thomas Cross Plains A. H. Alberding P. J. Laswell K. of P. Dist Vevay Supt Royce Grace Ensminger Mrs George Claypool Sardinia Ind Eli Brown Frank Knapp John A. Lane Z. T. Ralstin Schmalz Fehlinger Dr. Buel Bryan Tm. Brogkmann Mr. Huggler Lawrenceville F. Brinkman William Bower G. Bower Peter Schneider St. Peters Nettie Miller George Erfman Henry Barkman Westerman Brothers Henry Pressie Otto Schneeman Illinois F. B. Alden George Clemenz Edward Clemenz Charles Mosmeier ST. Magdalene Freeman Jack C. Pierret Mrs. Cragg Rexville M. Churchill Dupont A. P. Powell Peter Nauert Christ Wagner John Holzer John Reifel Henry Miller, Sr New Pennington Fred Beck, Jr Laura Beck Fred Siebert Geo. Watterson George Hartig Gotlieb Peetz Dieckman’s Willie Miller Tommy Hartig Clyde Palmer Henry Peetz John Bower Herman Greemann Lou Meyer Geo. Meyer’s Sophia Dieckmann Tom Parven Cross Roads C.schwier's Henry Behlmer Minnie Drockelman Maggie Menchofer Will Bernhardt Paul Rousch Will Drockeelman Milan Eddie Cook Mrs. Luhring Frank Brunning H. Brunning Frank Statlander John Meyerose Brunning Flora Menchofer John Scherling Wm. Drockelman Grandpa Bergman Timke’s Geo. and Louis Timke John Schorling John Selke Henry Doepke Schwier Jake Busendorf John Nella Hazen Teachers’ Institute At Delaware Charley Erdman Toney Meisling Geo. Meyers Henry Bussing Peter and Andy Wagner John Dean Elmer Campbell Lookout John Cook Kuhlenberg Wm. Schaffer, Jr Joseph Buschle Elizabeth Cook Carrie Cook Wm. Shaffer Chas. B. Johnson Luther Shook P.N. Brown Elizabeth Roth Miss Bonnie Alexander Miss Bonnie Henry Wagner Near Mrs. Roth Wm. Brown Brainerd, Minn J. H. McLean Johnson
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