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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
5
Local notes report William Peterman shipping household goods to Lebanon for a new farm. Several residents and visitors are listed with illnesses, travel, and social events in Sunman and nearby towns including Greensburg, Batesville, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis. The piece notes a cremation of Lillie Mohr’s burial, a new town marshal Fred Gross, and a planned March 28 public sale by Herman Nordloh.
Spades Xavier Schmalz transacted business at Batesville Friday. Louis Freyer and family spent Sunday with Sam Weademan and family near Lawrenceville. Miss Lizzie Abegglen came home from Cincinnati Monday to visit home folks. Walter H. Fitch spent Sunday with relatives at Lawrenceburg. Geo J J Luther spent several days Clyde Brinkmeier of Cincinnati spent Sunday at home. James Batson and C B Faulkner visited J L Abplanalo and family Sunday. John Wolf and Irvin Mason of Batesville were visitors here Sunday. Chas Grimme of Kitchel was calling on friends here Wednesday.
Mr J C Bayce editor of the Herald at Adington Indian Territory credits Chamberlains Pain Balm with restoring his ability to attend to business after rheumatic affliction. The pamphlet claims quick relief from a single application and recommends Baas and Schultz as sellers.
Mrs Males of Queen City visited Fred Bec last week. John Bowers of Napoleon called on relatives Sunday. Fred Goertemoeller and Fred Kops made a business trip to Batesville Wednesday. Elmer Davis and family visited Lewis Weber and family Tuesday. Mrs John Norwald of Smyrna stays with her brother in law Fred Beck and child. Wm Uphouse and family left for Illinois after a short stay Wednesday.
A series of short items report births and family news in the Ballisto area. It mentions a boy born to George Bultman and wife, visits from Batesville residents Chas St Clair and wife, and Mrs Robert Uter returning from Indianapolis. Other items note a sick horse belonging to N Peetz and son Henry traveling to Batesville, and social visits by Fred Wenning and wife and by Albert Siebert and Henry Fishmer.
W M Sherman of Cushing Maine recalls eight months of kidney inflammation and credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with his complete recovery. The tonic is advertised to cure liver complaints dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria and to restore weak and nervous persons. Baas Schultz druggists guarantee the remedy at 50 cents.
The advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as the global standard of strength and purity derived from cod liver oil. It claims superiority for weak children and thin people, notes a taste-free preparation after 30 years, and offers free samples from Scott & Bowne in New York with pricing at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
The auditor of Ripley County Indiana will sell at public auction on the 26th day of February 1906 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. the west half of the southwest quarter and the north half of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter in section 20 town 7 range 11 Shelby Township Ripley County containing 100 acres mortgaged to Indiana for the common school fund. The sale is for real and accumulated costs with no redemption and follows a 1898 mortgage filed by Chalmers Fox and Jacob Fox unmarried.
Miss Margaret Schmidt returned from Cincinnati visiting relatives. Dr E B Vincent rushed to Frank Volz's as daughter Ethel grows ill. Miss Idas Clementz visits with Uncle Ed Hornberger. Jessie Wainscott attended church. Michael Sand and Joseph C Stahley traveled to Pipe Creek. Julie Nettles rode to Sunman. Mrs M J Stahley and Clara visited Mrs Volz. William Renermeyer called on John Hugenmeyer. William Carel, in Cincinnati, was here on business. George Stewart hauled Carel furniture to Sunman then Cincinnati. Arthur Wittkamper passed through en route to Sunman. School plans a last-day entertainment around the 27th of the month.
HW OCHSBURG residents Tony Kreckeler Henry Puesling Herman and Gust Bohmann were at Oldenburg last Monday Frank Flodder of Oldenburg was in town last Wednesday Herman Adams of Indianapolis was here Wednesday Harry and Fred Huser and Henry and Gust Bohmann were at Batesville last Wednesday Wm Koebbe at Batesville last Wednesday on business John Koebne at Indianapolis visiting parents Raver and Co were putting up telephone poles last week Our assessor John Huser was there last week to see how rich the farmers were Barney Walke went to Batesville last Saturday to see his best girl Henry Luttmann was at Batesville last week one day John Volk and Co hauling lumber to New Point last week Herman Schutte of Hamburg was in our town last Sunday
An old race foe constipation is linked to appendicitis in a brief advertisement. Dr King’s New Life Pills are claimed to regulate stomach liver and bowels without pain or discomfort. Sold for 25 cents at Baas Schultz druggists.
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