Adams Church and Local Visit Notes in Spades
John Wortman of Spades visited Friday. George Timke Emma Timke and George Cors attended church Sunday. W Bernhard and family and J Schulte families visited Mrs Wm Drockelman Sunday. Clara Mong Maggie Menchhofer Minnie Drockelman out walking Sunday. Mrs John Cook of Batesville visited Menchhofer family Sunday. Eddie Kasten died of consumption April 28 1900 burying Tuesday. Sow with pigs for sale call John Menchhofer Mrs L Bernhard visiting Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wortman
Spades
George
Emma Timke
George Cors
W. Bernhard
J. Schulte
Wm. Drockelman
Clara Mong
Maggie Menchhofer
Minnie Drockelman
John Cook
Batesville
John Menchhofer
Henry Mong
Will Wedderman
Geo. Timke
Henry Doepke
Lawrence Huber
Eddie Kasten
SHARPS CORNER Four days left in school
Community notes list several local visits and trips. Chas Aldendorf rode to Pipe Creek on his bicycle Sunday. C M Osborn and family visited Dr Elliott and his wife at Morris Sunday. John Pohlman stock dealer from Morris was in the area Friday. Geo Huber and wife of Pipe Creek visited Grandpa Beth Saturday. O Coen of Olney Ill returned home Friday after weeks with relatives. Herman Wittcamper and family from North Point called on relatives Sunday. Doc Pohler traveled to Batesville and Morris Sunday. Henry Wickmeyer Jr traveled to Penntown Sunday. Hayes Osburn spent Sunday on Pipe Creek. Mrs Kate Osburn visited Morris Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Aldendorf
Pipe Creek
C. M. Osborn
Dr. Elliott
Morris
John Pohlman
Geo. Huber
Grandpa Beth
O. Coen
Olney
Ills
Herman Wittcamper
North Point
Doc Pohler
Batesville
Henry Wickmeyer, Jr
Penntown
Hayes Osburn
Kate Osburn
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for skin eruptions, fever sores, ulcers, boils, corns, warts, burns, and chapped skin. Claims best pile cure on earth and quick pain relief. Priced at 25 cents per box and guaranteed, sold by G A Baas, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
G. A. Baas
Local notes from Holton area events and notices
A compact digest of community items includes a prayer meeting crowd, guests Blanche Reese and Maude Terry, I O F lodge attendance by T. Ralstin and J. Vanosdol, Heaton Bros moving a mill, Democratic convention attendance in Holton, church and social visits, a pond find by Harvey O Neal with two boys and a recoverable fishing gear, and a horse care testimonial praising Littell's Liquid Sulphur Oil marketed by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Reese
Maude Terry
T. Ralstin
J. Vanosdol
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Holton
Heaton Bros
Frank Knapp
Sol Reese
John Bostic
Myrtle Taylor
Bethel
Albert Waters
Harvey O'Neal
Mr. O'Neal
John KR. Gentry
G. A. Baas
Coomes paints house. visits note in Rexville
Dr. Joseph Coomes has treated his house to a coat of paint. Dennis Beach visited his daughter at Benham Saturday and Sunday. John Kelley of Holton visited his daughter at this place last Saturday. T. S. Vawter and wife visited their son and family at Versailles last Friday. Grace Black attended the examination on Versailles Saturday. Sabbath school next Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Come one and all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Coomes
Dennis Beach
Benham
John Kelley
Holton
T. S. Vawter
Versailles
Grace Black
George Pribble improves after lengthy illness
George Pribble, once dangerously ill for weeks, shows great health improvement and a favorable recovery outlook. Charley Wright, confined by consumption for weeks and months, died Sunday, April 29, at 109. Burial and funeral services for Wright were held at Benham on Tuesday at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pribble
Charley Wright
Benham
Wonderful deliverance thanks to Dr King’s New Discovery
Hannibal citizen J E Lilly recounts a near death from typhoid and pneumonia. He credits one bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid relief and full recovery from lung trouble. Regular sizes cost 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottles free at G A Baas drug store with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lilly
Hannibal
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Versailles Court Letters and Local Happenings
Sunday court in Versailles with Judge New. Indianapolis attorney Duncan attended. Congressman Griffith visited Versailles last week. Chicago attorney Najdowski did business here. Infant child of F S Jones improving. Rand of Friendship seen on streets. Mrs Ira McCoy shopped in Osgood. Wells of Scottsburg transacted business in Versailles. Mrs W E Gordon in Osgood. Joseph Loyd recovering from typhoid. Mrs Chas Laswell and daughter visited. Lewis Coleman and Lizzie Anderson wed at bride’s home. Coleman a jeweler, to reside here. High school graduation exam held. Rev White preached in Dillsboro. Next Sunday services at M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge New
North Vernon
Duncan
Indianapolis
Congressman Griffith
Versailles
Atty. Najdowski
Chicago
F. S. Jones
Rand
Friendship
Ira McCoy
Osgood
Attorney Wells
Scottsburg
W. E. Gordon
Joseph Loyd
Chas. Laswell
Thomas Creath
Greensburg
Lewis Coleman
Lizzie’ Anderson
Sylvester
Coleman
White
Dillsboro
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church
Pleasant Park social notes and travels reported
Pleas ant Park residents visited and traveled between neighbors on Sunday and Tuesday. The bulletin lists several visits to and from Geo Hartig Ida Busch Ed Bauer and Fred Wenning among others. A funeral at Cross Roads and a birthday gathering for Miss Anna Peetz marked the week with dancing and friendly refreshments.
Ada Chapter Representatives Depart for Indianapolis
Ella Chidester arrived from Cincinnati Monday evening. Mrs. Sarah Senour Mrs. Anna Banes and Mrs. India Dowdy left Tuesday noon for Indianapolis as representatives of Ada Chapter No. 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Chidester
Cincinnati
Sarah Senour
Anna Banes
India Dowdy
Indianapolis
Ada Chapter
Local notes on visits and events around town
Mrs Belinda Martindale and son visited Indianapolis. Albert Pearce of Sempleton Creek visited. Morris area visitors en route to Pipe Creek. Miller flour mill sold by court to Scottsburg buyers for 33 675. Mrs M E Watkins traveled to Covington. Prof Ross to Moores Hill for vacation. Albert Schwartz welcomes a big boy. Several residents visited Brookville and Connersville. Odd Fellows anniversary attended with a Laurel band tribute. Elder Crash to preach at Christian church and Union school house May 6 with Red Men involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Belinda Martindale
Indianapolis
Albert Pearce
Sempleton Creek
James Hawkins
Ida Osborn
Flora Harvey
Near Morris
Pipe Creek
Scottsburg
Price
M. E. Watkins
Covington
Prof. Ross
Moores Hill
Albert Schwartz
Minnie Tracy
Jacob Hammond
Cincinnati
Kate Curry
Connersville
Amos Martindale
Brookville
Ed High
E. Martindale
Gertie Murray
Kate
William Senour
Omer Martindale
Frank Harder
Green Castile
Odd Fellows
Amanda Alley
John Moore
Chris Thorpe
Nellie
Mary
Christian Church
Sally High
Greensburg
James Rothrock
George Allison
Esq
Gustin
Eli Warner
Jimmies Run
Theodore Thorpe
Hattie Jackson
Mr. Becker
Oak Forest
Wm. Cumback
Crash
Liberty
Union School House
Seed oats at C.Schwier's Batesville and town news
Lena Mohr and Lizzie Pepper traveled to Brookville on business Saturday. W A Alley received 3000 strawberry plants from Michigan last Saturday and 3000 from Illinois days before. George Reifel and G A White transacted business in Muncie and Brookville respectively. James Applegate and sisters Ellen Collier Eve Applegate went to Knightstown to see brother Joseph nearing death. Rev Michelman attended a funeral at Klemme's Corner with his wife. J N McCarty Cedar Grove and J H Blacklidge Charley Roth Rock in town for Continental. L W Koerner plans dwelling and ware rooms on vacant lots. Jake Hammond bought cattle locally. Harry Beimer Oldenburg visits weekly for beef. Fruit crop prospects look good with blossoms on apples peaches pears plums cherries and hope for berries grapes currants and raspberries. Rev J L Brown preached at Cupp's Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.schwier
Batesville
Lena Mohr
Lizzie Pepper
Brookville
W. A. Alley
Michigan
Illinois
George Reifel
Muncie
James Applegate
Ellen Collier
Eve Applegate
Knightstown
Joseph
Michelman
Klemme
G. A. White
J. N. McCarty
Cedar Grove
Continental Insurance Company
J. H. Blacklidge
Charley Rothrock
Continental
L.W. Koerner
Jake Hammond
Harry Beimer
Oldenburg
J. L. Brown
Cupp’s
Local notes and visits from town residents
Jacob Cramer, once a resident here now in Pike county, visits family while fire bloodhounds hunted a barn fire culprit last fall. Mrs. Nora Mahley of Westport, once Jones, is very ill with consumption. L. W. Koerner and wife attended church at Cupps Chapel. Geo. Gloshen went to Indianapolis on business. Victor Pepper, Big Four fireman, returned after nursing illness. George Murray of Metamora visited Sunday. Will Peterson of St Peters was here Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Cramer
Pike County
North Vernon
Nora Mahley
Westport
Jones
L. W. Koerner
Cupp’s
Geo. Gloshen
Indianapolis
Victor Pepper
Big Four Railroad
George Murray
Metamora
Will Peterson
St. Peters
Local Social Notes From Morris Area Visitants
Wm Cors visited Cincinnati recently while Ella Scherenbeck Alice Andrews of Morris spent Sunday with local friends. Several townsfolk including Kassebaus Aurora Balauf Cincinnati Seig Sunman and Schazer New Point joined Sunday gatherings. Indianapolis visitors John Rehr and wife Clarence Minger and Mrs Adams with children also spent time here. Our school will close Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.schwier
Batesville
Wm. Cors
Cincinnati
Ella Scherenbeck
Alice Andrews
Morris
Mr. Kassebaus
Aurora
Anna Guenter
John Guenter
Lewis Seig
Sunman
George
Emma Timke
Geo. Cors
A. Franke
Louis Balauf
Adam Schazer
Newpoint
Joe Ward
Mr. Schazer
John Rehr
Indianapolis
John Minger
Clarence
Versailles
Seed oats at C Schwier's Batesville district
Seed oats at C Schwier's Batesville. Wheat looks poor in this vicinity. John Wuest, supervisor, worked roads Friday and Saturday. Rev Buitter trip to Cincinnati last week. Geo Erfman, Casper Bartling and Ed Wolming spent Sunday at Henry Erfman's. Mary Schuerman at Ratheiser's. John F and Rosa Stahley at Fussmer's St Peters. Mr Huggler business trip to Sunman. Henry Westerman at Penntown. P Schumacher lost a fine cow last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.schwier
Batesville
John Wuest
Rev. Buitter
Cincinnati
Geo. Erfman
Casper Bartling
Ed Wolming
Henry Erfman
Mary Schuerman
Ratheiser
Ratheiser's. John F. and Rosa Stahley Spent Sunday At Fussmer’s At St. Peters
Mr. Huggler
Sunman
Henry Westerman
Penntown
P. Schumacher
Local Notes From Pierceville And Surrounding Towns
Albert Houze of Lawrenceburg and friends called here on Sunday. E Nocks and wife returned from Aurora Friday. Daisy Nocks and Katie Knoche visited Milan. Leonard Howard toured Cincinnati Sunday. A new general store is planned with FE Nocks as proprietor. Hattie Morrel of Osgood visits. Local youths attended a Milan ball Saturday night. Nellie Ray of Longview is visiting her sister Mrs. Pease. Gray Taylor and his wife from Versailles, and Alice Stegner works in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Houze
Lawrenceburg
E. Nocks
Aurora
Daisy Nocks
Katie Knoche
Milan
Lon Howard
Cincinnati
Less Mehlson
Frank Bruntmeyer
Leonard Howard
Nocks
Hattie Morrel
Osgood
Nellie Ray
Longview
Wm.Pease
Gray Taylor
Lady
Versailles
Alice Stegner
Local Social Notes From Sharp's Corner Area
Geo Huber and wife visited her parents at Sharp's Corner Saturday. John Hartman of St Peters was seen in our mid at Saturday. Martha Abplanalp entertained her sister Mrs Flint of Whitcomb. Henry Pohlar went to Cincinnati last week to seek employment. Lewis Wittkamper of Sharp's Corner assisted his brother hauling lumber to Sunman last week. Fred Bauman of Sharp's Corner called on Geo Abplanalp Saturday evening. Abplanalp brothers visited Geo Mosmeyer and family at…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Huber
Sharp’s Corner
John Hartman
St. Peters
Martha Abplanalp
Mrs. Flint
Whitcomb
Henry Pohlar
Cincinnati
Lewis Wittkamper
Sharps Corner
Sunman
Fred Bauman
Geo. Abplanalp
Abplanalp Brothers
Geo Mosmeyer
Penntown Sunday Morning Gossip and Visits
Penntown residents report a Sunday morning note of social visits and family updates. John Pohlar wrestled with a boil under his arm while James Garrison and his wife visited their son in St Paul last Thursday. Henry Bass and wife with their children Clara and Anna Pohlar visited relatives at Batesville and had photos taken. Henry Baas and wife spent Sunday evening with Martha Abplanalp. Samuel Garrison of Brookville passed through Monday en route to Spades. Mrs Sophia Abplanalp is on the sick list. Fred Pohlar arranged a birthday surprise for his wife Sunday, with a pleasant evening and well wishes for many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penntown
John Pohlar
James Garrison
St. Paul
Henry Bass
Clara
Anna Pohlar
Batesville
Henry Baas
Martha Abplanalp
Samuel Garrison
Brookville
Spades
Sophia Abplanalp
Fred Pohlar
Reverend Carmichael to Preach at Christian Church
Muncie clergyman Rev W G Carmichael will preach at the Christian church Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Louise Huber and Bessie Moody attended teachers' examinations at Greensburg Saturday. Marlin and wife and daughter visited Batesville Sunday. Cora Wise visiting relatives at Cincinnati. M C Jenkins and family visited R A Adams Sunday. Lizzie Hannon returned to Greensburg after a pleasant visit. Emma Newman of Ballstown passed through en route to Indianapolis. Ida and Lillie Hoff and John Greene and Logan Williams enjoyed a pleasure trip to Morris. Mae Wagner visiting relatives at Osgood. Mrs James Ray of Batesville visited her daughter Mrs Thomas King last week. Lucy Bornwhorst visited Batesville with her brother Frank. J M Greene attended K P lodge at Greensburg. P C Grow and family moving from Indianapolis to town. Mrs Commodore Freeland and young daughter shopping in Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.schwier’s
Batesville
Muncie
Christian Church
Louise Huber
Bessie Moody
Greensburg
Marlin
Jessie
Cora Wise
Cincinnati
M. C. Jenkins
R. A. Adams
Lizzie Hannon
Lucy Bornwhorst
Frank
J. M. Greene
K. of P. Lodge
P.C. Grow
Indianapolis
Commodore Freeland
Real estate transfers list with regional details
A bulk of transfers record numerous property dealings across Milan Franklin Versailles Versailles Johnson and neighboring townships. Names include Mary Gettle Caroline Bailey Edward Wood Mary Barckley Robert Jackson Henry Strubbe Alfred Ashman George Harding Jacob Schumaker John Bow er Albert Hunt Chas Hagemeyer Frederick Rohnk Thomas Garvey Jas Birchfield George Shook Earl Shook Francis Knowlton John Hunter Eliza Wayland Mary Huff Margaret Hurtz Newton Hallgarth John Buchanan Albert May Josie Strubbe Elias Mullen Rezin Murray Peter Lafary Jacob Abplanalp Samuel Schulenburg and Annie Wilson, with parcels ranging from fractions of acres to 55 acres and prices from 1 to 4000 dollars across multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gettle
Caroline S. Bailey
Milan
Edward W. Wood
Mary Barckley
Franklin
Robert R. Jackson
Henry C. Strubbe
Johnson Township
James R. Nighbert
John H. Hehe
Washington Tp
Elizabeth Knasp
Caroline Meisberger
Shelby Tp
Henry Rix
Geo. Copeland
Chas. Arkenberg
Francis B. Knowlton
J. Wright
Eliza T. Wayland
John A. Hunter
Versailles
Mary Huff
Margaret Hurtz
Jackson
Newton Hallgarth
John A. Buchanan
Brown
Albert May
John A. Albright
Josie E. Strubbe
Johnson
J. W. Knapp
Elias D. Mullen
Delaware
Rezin Muray
Peter Lafary
Center
Rezin Murray
Nicholas Femeyer
Jacob Abplanalp
Adams
Friendship Lodge
Samuel F. Schulenburg
Friendship
Samuel B. Wilson
Township Meeting Notice By Trustee In Cross Roads
George H. Goyert trustee of Laughery Township announces weekly meetings at his residence in Cross Roads Indiana on Tuesdays and Saturdays for township business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Ind
George H. Goyert
Laughery
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