Voters from Greensburg and Shelbyville Attend Local Elections
Elton Dickey and Frank Meyers with Will Schuler arrive from Shelbyville to vote. Mrs Fred Wessel visits Madison to see her daughter. Gauck's new store offers top cash for country produce and accepts exchanges for groceries and goods. Two buggies and two surries are for sale at bargain prices. Cresco corsets promoted by Greeman Wilker Co. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised for constipation and liver health. Regulars urged to trade produce for items at Gauck's New Store.
New Life Pills Claim Quick Relief for Headaches
Advertises Dr. King's New Life Pills promising rapid cure for sick and nervous headaches. Claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and improve health. Easy to take and backed by a 25 cent price with money back if not cured, sold by G. A. Baas, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Batesville Stars Organize for Season opener
The Batesville Stars have organized for the season and will play their first game Sunday with the Osgood team at Osgood. Jake Engel will manage the team. Chas Unnewehr of Bloomington and Ed Unnewehr of Shelbyville came home Sunday to vote. Otto Nickel returned from Indianapolis to vote in the local election. Highest market price paid for produce is offered in cash or trade. May 1901 McCall's Bazaar Patterns begin at Nick Blank's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Kramer
McCall’s
Nick Blank
Chas. Unnewehr
Bloomington
Ed Unnewehr
Shelbyville
Batesville Stars
Osgood
Jake Engel
Ice Cream Social Hosted by German M KE Church Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the German M KE Church will host an ice cream social on Decoration Day May 30 1901. Cincinnati guests at Louis Oser's were Ben v d Esche Sr wife Dena Agnes v d Esche Letta Lizzie Nieman Amelia Kaiser Milton Katz Ben v d Esche Jr Charles Daughtery. Elmer Echrader has been ill and left work at the Big 4 telegraph office last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. KE
Elmer Echrader
Mr. Huber
Morris
Henry Timmerman
Elmer
Krieger Steinforth Wed In Spades Area Ceremony
William Krieger Jr and Lulu Steinforth were married at the bride’s father residence one mile southwest of Spades. Rev Taeger officiated before a large gathering. The St Johns Maennerchor from Huntersville attended. A reception and future residence details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Steinforth
Spades
William Krieger, Jr
Lulu Steinforth
Rev
Taeger
Adam's Church
St. John’s Maennerchor
Huntersville
Steinforth
August Krieger
Timmerman
Bluntersville
Local Gossip and Sports At Morris and Nearby
Flower pots and fancy jardiniers at H. H. Kramer. Jacob Speth and wife visited John Meyer. Nick Hotopp traveled from Cincinnati to vote then returned home. Maude Moore and Cleo Starks attended the Old Maid's Convention in Newpoint. For sale stock in Western Furniture Co. Geo W Gelvin Batesville. Morris Seniors beat Juniors 7 to 0 in final our game with umpire J T Ratenff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Furniture Co
Batesville
Ind
Geo. W. Gelvin
Batesville, Ind
Morris
J. T
Married at Huntersville in a church ceremony
MAarimed yesterday at St John’s Lutheran church in Huntersville. George Schune wed Anna Stickfort with Rev Von Harahan Aring officiating. A large reception followed at the bride’s parents home, Bernard Stickfort and wife, three miles west of town. Best wishes to the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Huntersville
George Schune
Anna Stickfort
von Harahan Aring
Bernard Stickfort
Huntersville ice cream festival May 16 1901 at schoolhouse
The Huntersville Young People's Society hosts an Ascension Day ice cream festival at the Huntersville schoolhouse on May 16 1901. Hot coffee and sandwiches will be served in the afternoon and evening, with varied refreshments and a free program at 7 p.m. Music by the Eureka Brass Band. Come one and all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntersville
Farmer equipment sale offers updated Deering gear
Farmer Friends advertise a full line of farm machinery including Deering binders and mowers with wooden pitman and foot lift, Hamilton riding cultivator, Brown walking cultivators, double corn planters, fertilizer options, and Oliver plows. Bischorr & Reuter invite visitors to view goods and prices with guarantees on all items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bischorr & Reuter
Local Ads and Visits Highlight Indiana Page
Corn planters at Walsman s. Hay for sale at H A Kromes. Havanna Blossoms Ed Hancock and wife visited relatives from Versailles. All the latest styles in tight colors and straw hats at low prices. Hamilton riding cultivators and equipment for sale cheap at Bishoff Treuters. Ice cream and soda at Adam Fehlingers with a brand new soda fountain ready daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Kramer
Hamilton
Bishoff & Treuter’s
Morris
Indiana
Adam Fehlinger’s
Cure for Dyspepsia Offered by Local Sellers
Fortville Indiana July 18 1898 L Shinkle of Muncie requests prepaid charges for one dozen Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia. Brewster and Thomas endorse it. G A Baas sells the product to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinkle
G. Baas
Fortville
Ind
L. Shinkle
Muncie
Brewster & Thomas
G. A. Baas
Fire destroys Ben Grieshop home and barn near Nicholasville
Last Saturday evening about six o'clock a fire swept Ben Grieshop's house near Nicholasville burning both the house and its barn. The home, recently refitted with new carpets and furniture, suffered heavy loss though the exact amount is unavailable. A testimonial from Mrs. C W Roberts of North Creek Arkansas praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after twenty years of digestive trouble.
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Ben Grieshop
Nicholasville
C. W. Roberts
North Creek
Ark
G. A. Baas
Four Batesville Sportsmen Versus a Rampaging Bull
Four fishermen from Batesville drive to a farm near Ballstown with gear and lunch. The bull charges, scattering the party who take shelter as the captain, lieut, and generals attempt to harass the animal. A dramatic crash ends when the general drops from a treetop and the bull retreats, leaving the party shaken but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Ballstown
Henry Schwier
Hlook
Corp. Finn
Chub
Bass
Versalles trip and local business notices in Batesville
A local notice recounts visits by M. R. Connelley Thomas Cravens and Dr. Gibson to Versalles on Monday. It lists services from Charley Crowell for paperhanging and carriage painting, notes a machine shop at Morris Wenger's, and announces a 10 o'clock Sunday school at the old school building through summer. It also advertises the old Henry Meyer homestead for sale, near Batesville, plus tennis inquiries to William Sieck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Connelley
Thomas Cravens
Dr. Gibson
Versalles
Charley Crowell
Morris Wenger
American Union
Henry Meyer
Batesville
William Sieck
Ind
Greemanon firm launches Bracket Factory upgrade
Greemann & Co take over Cravens The Spades Bracket Factory with Greemann Bros Mfg Co Batesville. New owners plan to run the plant in conjunction with existing facilities. Possession set for July 1 and forecasted to yield successful operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spades
Louis F. Greemann & Co
Greemann Bros
Mfg Co
Batesville
Greemanns
Thanks to Kind Helpers After Grandfather's Death
The grandchildren express gratitude for assistance during illness and after the death of Christ Schwetman. They thank the pastor pallbearers and undertaker for their services and extend blessings to all neighbors and friends who offered kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiror Tribune
Christ Schwetman
Democrats Triumph In Town Ticket Election
The Democratic town ticket won top to bottom by margins from 32 to 61. Secret ballots by Republicans who betrayed their slate helped Democrats gain a three year hold on the Town Board, with future control of the school board for four years.
Local notes from Batesville area include visits and events
Gasoline stores at Walsman s. Albert Blank of Covington visited family here Sunday. Ed Schorr returned from Cincinnati. Charley Zweige came from Cincinnati for a relatives visit. New hat and cap assortment arrived. Memorial services planned for Decoration Day. Mary Lampe of Spades to New York. Ben Meeker hauled a record 15000 feet of veneered lumber to Greemanny Bros. Thanks extended to neighbors and Batesville Fire Department for fire rescue efforts.
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Ben Meeker
Batesville
Geo. Bessler
Greemanny Bros
Dr Bull’s Specific Featured In Curious Testimonials
A string of letters extols Dr Bull’s Specific for rheumatism hay fever and fear. Testimonials claim quick gains from a single dose including speed across fields and leap over a fence. Henry Schwier is named as sole agent and other advocates praise its effects on joints nerves and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. Baas’ Drug Store
St. B. Gime Cable
DTI
Charles J. Doll
Diehlic
Smoke Short
Havana
George “Doll
Elton Dickey
Greensburg
Gauck’s
Frank Meyers
Will Schuler
Fred Wessel
Madison
Ben Englebeck
Carl
Greemann, Wilker & Co
DeWitt
Ia. m
M. D
Walsman’s
Diehl
Geo. J. Mehlen
Otto Nickel
Indianapolis
Borxn
Herman Hriemoeller
Krieger-Steinforth
Smoke Shorts Pride of
Cuba
Jake Cook
Brookville
H. H. Kramer's
Jacob Speth
John Meyer
Nick Hotopp
Cincinnati
Hillenbrand & Mitchell CO
Walsma
H. A. Krome’s
SmokeShort
Ed Hancock
Versailles
Enogel’s
Greemann, Wilker & Co’s
Greemanon, Wilker & Co's
Adam Fehlinger
Cravens & Wenger
Democrats
Albert Blank
Covington, Ky
Ed Schorr
Charley Zweige
H. H. Krawer
Mr. C. W. Baum
Madeline Mors
Thos. L. Peele
Peter Roth
George F. Root
G. M. E. Chair
Peter Schreiner
C.S. Ward
Adjt
Mary Lampe
Fred Bauman
New York
Dr. Kilmer & Home of
Swamp Root. Co
Binghamton, N
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