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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
8
Clara Stahley celebrated her ninth birthday with outdoor games and gifts as friends visited on Sunday. John T. Holoway, a Huber machine agent from Indianapolis, was in town on business Monday.
Batesville resident Geo Beck conducted business here over several days last week. Mrs. Chas Crusa broke a finger on Thursday. Jacob Hildebrand and John Hildebrand made business trips to Brookville and St Peters respectively on Friday and Saturday. Social attendance included a dance at Lou Drakes Saturday night and a Sunday visit by John Rennekamp and companion to Haymond. Charles Harvey and family spent weekend near Metamora. William Volz and wife traveled to Sunman on Monday. Frank Oberle and Wilbur Sunman visited from near Spades on Sunday evening.
A Franklin Grove Illinois man J B Orner suffered a stubborn four year ulcer from a runaway bicycle accident. Bucklen's Amica Salve cured it and is recommended for burns scalds eruptions and piles. Available 25c at G A Baas Drug Store.
Fred Pohlar and wife visited Sunman Friday afternoon others include Henry Baas in Brookville last Monday. Wm Volz conducted business at Sunman Friday. Ben Schottelkotte of St Peters spent several days nearby. Siefert the assessor made rounds Saturday. Jacob Abplanalp Sr visited relatives in Cincinnati. Alice and Wallie Huber were ill last week with mumps. Residents attended Penntown church Sunday for children’s confirmation. Peter Baas and family near Penntown visited last Sunday. Martha Abplanalp and sons visited Penntown Monday afternoon.
Mrs. McNewn held a sale that came too late for last week. Mr. Miller of Bigger dropped by on Thursday. Maud Jackson is in poor health. Miss Leatha Spears took a teacher’s exam at Osgood Saturday. F. W. Shadday family will move to Indianapolis next week. Wm. Brumel of Seymour wed Kate Effinger of this place.
Johnny Vestal's team became frightened last Friday and ran a long distance but caused no damage. Mrs Josephine Demrace and her son, Wesley Russel and wife, visited Henry Weaver's at Bryantsburg Sunday. Marion Brown bought a new buggy from Chas Hyatt last week. Esther Osburn spent two days with grandparents at Bryantsburg. Mrs Willard Williams and daughter Anna shopped in Madison Friday.
Fred Wonning and family spent Sunday at Ballstown. Miss Louisa Meyer works at Henry Krome's in Batesville. Miss Laura Beck of Indianapolis visited relatives here. Miss Freda Siebert works at Will Goyert's in Cross Roads. Fred Peetz and his companion from Indianapolis visited home folks Sunday. A crowd of local youths visited Batesville Sunday night. Otto Wessel of Batesville was here.
At the Catholic church Tuesday morning plans were discussed for a future home at Seymour. A. P. Powell and wife visited Cincinnati last week. Miss Hoffman of Bigger conducts a music class here. Mrs. John Bovard shopped in Madison last Wednesday. Mrs. Vestal is reported very ill. A. Shadday was in Madison on business Thursday.
T J Conover made a business trip to Holton last Thursday. The supervisor of District No 2 has been having the roads improved. The ordinance of baptism was administered to three candidates Charles LaBolt Frank Mussman and Claude Corbin. Miss Emma Carroll spent last week at home. B Y P A will meet next Saturday eve at 7 00 o clock. Topic What does the story of Zaccheus teach us Luke 19 1 10. Miss Kertha Wilson was appointed leader for the next meeting. Dr Cady and wife spent Sunday at Joshua Van Osdel s. Ed Rees and wife of near Nebraska visited Mrs Alley s Sunday. Mrs Decker and daughter Anna visited Z T Ralstein s recently. Several from Zenas and Osgood attended church here Sunday eve. Molle Tucker of Terre Haute visited our sanctuary Sunday.
An entertainment will be given at Sharp's Corner school in district 2 on Thursday evening with a cordial invitation extended to all. Local residents Alois Bischoff and Oscar of Morris, and others visited John Bauman's. Mr Pohlman and Lizzie Merk of Morris spent Sunday afternoon at C M Osburn's.
The copy claims the pills cure every ill regardless of age. It asserts they address dyspepsia jaundice fever and constipation and promotes purchase at G. A. Baas' Drug Store for 25 cents.
James Sellers of Reelsville calls on old friends after a local excursion to Cincinnati. Red Men district meeting at Vernon yields a good time. Various visits to Batesville Covington Versailles Rushville and Indianapolis noted along with business and election results. Julia Hiseman returns home from nursing studies in Indianapolis to visit her family.
Haymond J d Harvey Frank White Michael Christ and others traveled to Brookville Saturday to pay taxes and handle business. Charles Crowell and family of Batesville spent Sunday with Wm Sauerland. Charles G Harvey and family visited relatives near Peppertown last weekend. William Vanderheide returns from Springfield due to a sawmill injury. Charles Merchen formerly of the neighborhood, now in Benton county, died suddenly last week and was buried Monday with friends from the area in attendance.
Carl Wood of Seymour greets friends here Mon. F S Jones did business in Cincinnati Tue. Ed Hancock of Newcastle visited. James Jackson went to Newcastle for work. Grace Benham visited Greensburg. F M Thompson on trip to Rising Sun. Election held. pike contract let. Holton closes shoe shop for restaurant in Anderson building. new boiler shed for Wm Smith mill and new machinery planned. Versailles-Osgood baseball team formed for under 18. several marriage licenses issued. Wall Street commentary on Northern Securities decision.
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