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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
5
A roundup of residents and visitors including Mrs Kate Beer and daughter Glen da in Cincinnati, Mrs Henry Schuck’s Batesville trip, Rev Young of Indianapolis in Sunman, Ahrends family moves toward California service, and the Sunman band reorganization with 18 members. Local business and travel notes include W W Bigney visits, Daniel Schuck to Osgood, and Limburg Detmer leaving for Milan. Weather delays crop planting. gardens may need replanting.
Born to Claude Dorrell and wife a boy on April 28 and to William Schivice and wife a boy on May 2. Mrs. Sarah Vankirk of St. Paul visits Claude Dorrell’s family. Ruth Hatson and Florence Dorrell return from Cincinnati. Mrs. Wiete and son Hen visit Newpoint. Joseph Newman and wife visit Napoleon relatives. John Meyer near Batesville employs carpenters for a new barn southwest of here. Henry Schwier and wife visit Versailles. Rollen Hoyer turns 21 with friends visiting Sunday. High School non commissioned exams scheduled for first Fridays in April May and June. 41-2m HALE BRADY.
Versatiles Attorney Thomas Cravens of Lawrenceburg attended court here last week. W W Bigney and C W Worrow of Sunman transacted business here Wednesday. Nicholas Cornet of Lawrenceburg was here on business last week. Misses Ethel Minger and Laura Gross of Sunman spent the latter part of the week with Miss Bertha Wetzler. M F Bohland of Batesville transacted business at the court house last. Clarence Minger Kate McClure and Jannie Benham attended grand lodge O E S at Indianapolis last week. Miss Florence Ross is spending a week with Wm Rosengaro and family south of town.
Miss Anna Gunter visited Waldron to see relatives Saturday morning. George and Frank Raver saw Joseph Huser on Saturday. Co B and S F Abplanalo attended the funeral of Henry Trautman in Tipton last Friday. Alfred Jeener entertained Cincinnati relatives Sunday. Lee Meister spent Sunday in Cincinnati. J B Specker and Otto J Franke of Cincinnati visited Aug Franke and family.
Mrs. Floyd Ildenburg of Terre Haute returns home after visiting her daughter at the convent over Sunday. Mrs. Frank Peine and son Ed came back from Cincinnati Saturday. Miss Hattie Wachsman of Batesville stayed with Frank Fiodder and family Thursday. George Raver visited Spades Friday and returned Saturday. William Benz of Indianapolis called on Friday. George Blank of Lockland C visited his mother Mrs Jos Blank and left Sunday. Robert Ertel of Covington Ky stayed with Jos Merchen and family Saturday and Sunday. Ben Gerbes and wife of Cincinnati visited Jos Matlaun and family Sunday. Decker of Batesville visited relatives Sunday. Peter Pistner and others went to Brookville Monday.
Mr Theo Pohlman and Miss Kreip visit J N Pohlman. Wm Huseman dies at 72. funeral at St Anthony church Thursday at 9. Morris fire company enlarges hall with new stands. Herman Voltz of Decatur County stays several weeks. Fred Zaller and wife visit J J Harvey family. Mrs Terry of Cleveland visits. Chas Goldsmiths visit Sagman. Morris Club dance set for Thursday May 6. Carrie and Ida Harvey visit from Cincinnati for several days.
Mrs Miller and Mrs Alexander are on the sick list. Miss Jennie Myers and a Milroy cousin visited home folks. Harrison Paramore from Kansas visits relatives here. A Hickman and family attended Clara Meyer funeral in Batesville. John Palmer of Mores Hill College visits home folks. John Korte and daughters with whooping cough improving. Miss Clara Miller Cincinnati returns home. Logan Alexander and family visited Ward Williams. Local notices include screen doors and windows at Thie Vanderheide. Various residents transacted business in Cincinnati or nearby towns including Hillenbrand and Benz. Mrs E M Moulton and child went to New Point. Rev Harry Zierer returned to Hamersville. Mrs Vawter and child returned from Rising Sun. For sale seven room house in Batesville with water. Caillat Tribune office. Mrs John Livingston visited Crawfordsville. Wm Weigel buys Schnippel restaurant. Miss Emma Ward and Dolph Moore return from Indianapolis Grand Chapter session.
A nine year old Black Percheron stallion, 16 hands and 1700 pounds, with a sound build and good performance credits, will season from April 1 to June 30. He will stand Mondays at Fred Pappenhausen's, Wednesdays at Chris Boblke's, and Fridays and Saturdays at his home.
The Black Spanish Jack stands 15 hands with good bone and muscle. Priced at $10 to insure a colt to stand and suck for the 1909 season. Available Fridays and Saturdays at 4 miles south of Batesville. J. L. Schutter, proprietor.
Ed Hancock and family of Brookville visited Henry Schwier and wife Friday and Saturday. Trustee Vonderheide of Batesville was in the area last week for school enumeration. Attendees at the wedding of Frank Stevenson and Miss Mionie Norwold near Greensburg included Fred Narwold and family Louis Narwold Ernest Narwold Edward Menchhofer Henry Menchhofer Maggie Menchhofer. Attendees at the christening of the child of George Wambsgons and wife included Rev. Herman Flantz and wife Charles Denker and family Henry Mang and daughter Andy Meister Louis Weber and family Peter Mang Ernest Norwold family Wm Menchhofer and wife Wm Karl and wife and daughter.
Grandpa Hueneke is on the sick list. Dr Gibson attended to Herman Hueneke after a serious horse mishap and notes steady improvement. Charles Denker and family from Indianapolis visit Henry Mang's household. Henry Schierenbeck, Fred Luers, and Wm Hreinhop visit Herman Aueneke's family. George Druding and Miss Clara Pohlman visited Fred Jubst and wife. John Praker, Lewis Boblke, and Fred Luers visited Batesville last week. Henry Mang reports a mare and colt recently died.
Harry Andrews of New Orleans visits his mother Mrs. Ella Andrews in the city. Henry and Sherman Gookins travel to Cincinnati to bring home their brother Mel from the hospital, with Myr. Gookins not much improved. An infant of Iva Gitland, three weeks old, was buried in the Lutheran cemetery here Tuesday of last week. Dr. Cox and family also visited Cincinnati during the past week. William Brown spent several days in Cincinnati visiting relatives.
The paper explains it did not receive Mr Bradt’s letter until Tuesday morning and had already used space for Newton Jackson. Bradt may publish next week or submit an alternative. Editors request shorter local option pieces and note limited space for full columns.
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