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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
5
Sunman residents report cleanliness for sale at The Bates Steam Laundry as part of a local notice. The column lists visitors and residents including Mr and Mrs Frank Meister returning from an eighteen month western trip, Ed Cooper of Manchester, and many others visiting Cincinnati and Versailles. It notes local events, deaths, travels, and a creamery opening.
Mrs. Sue Martin of Falsonia Mississippi credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing over six months of stomach trouble. She says she can now eat anything and is proud to have found such a good medicine. Sold by Baas and Schultz.
Ora Palmer and wife welcomed a daughter on May 2. Louis Jager and wife reported a baby girl born April 27. The pike project from here to Franklin County line is in progress with John Rodgers as contractor and crews at work last week. Community members hosted visits, sacraments were administered, and local families aided the pike petition efforts with travel to Brookville.
Mrs. Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin suffered a running sore on her leg for 23 years. A 25 cent box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve completely cured it, bringing her greater happiness than gold. Sold at Baas & Schultz's drug store.
A large crowd attended the Gunes social at Fred Sieberts on Wednesday. John Abplanalp and family from Smyrna were in the area last week as he moves to Spades after selling his farm to Krona and Poske. Mr. Dauchmann of Sycamore Hill visited Sunday with locals. Guests at Mrs Ahbring and daughter Sunday included F W Dieckmann and family from Batesville Elmer Evelina and Lotta Schrader of Batesville Pred Goertemoeller and 4H Dieckmann and sister Sophia of the area.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is unbeatable for bowel complaints. It asserts top doctors favor it, suitable for children and adults, and easy to take when diluted. Sold by Baas & Schultz.
Mrs Mollie Horton stayed with friends in Cincinnati last week. Mrs Sarah Mendell visits her sister Mrs C W Lee at Vevay. Geo Lostutter becomes a full member of our K P lodge. Cort Shuman of Cincinnati buys the Pease property east of town and will move here. Wm Pease and family soon move to Pierceville. The remains of Mrs John T Beall, died last Sunday of pneumonia, were buried in Washington cemetery Tuesday. she was 81. Wm Patterson John Conaway Wm Gloyd and Peter Lostutter recently rode the goat at the R of P lodge. Roy Stover visits Middle town, Ohio. Harry Tritsch buys W J Tresier’s farm nearby.
A testimonial from T J Dwyer of Graysville Missouri praises Dr King s New Discovery as the cure for consumption and other lung conditions. The ad claims it saved a man from selling property to move to Arizona and calls the medicine the most wonderful ever. Baas Schultz druggists advertise the product with a 50 cent to 1 00 price and offer a free trial bottle.
Spades John Spade and family from Garden Plain Kansas visited relatives Thursday. Emma and Mollie Nordloh spent Sunday at Weisburg. Harry Wiesehan of Zionville is visiting this week. Dan Kammeyer and wife and Ed Kammeyer of Batesville visited relatives Sunday. Wilbur Sunman of Indianapolis stays with family. Lizzie Abegglen went to Cincinnati for a few weeks. A Franke and son Walter handled business at Versailles Thursday. Pete Abplanalo and family of New Point moved to a farm recently bought from Fred Raver. Josie Robinson of Clinton spent last week with sister Mrs Ed Franke. Mrs H W Leding of Cincinnati visiting Fitch family.
River ton postmaster G. W. Fouts recounts a robbery and near-fatal illness from chronic liver complaint. He credits Elec tric Bitters with a long period of wellness, claiming the tonic cured biliousness neuralgia and digestive troubles. Available at Baas and Schultz's drug store for 50 cents.
Basilstow LD Andy Meister rode to Batesville then the early train to Lawrenceburg to visit friends. Chas St Clair and wife of Batesville visited Fred Stockinger and family. Mrs Emma Weber and Albert Weber visited Shelbyville relatives. Fred Wenning and family from Pleasant Park called on Wm Karl and family. Anna Steuri attends German school at Cross Roads. Greensburg’s Mr Hatfield was here on business. A heavy frost Monday morning froze garden plants. John Compart and wife with Lewis Norwold and family visited near Napoleon. Edward Hancock and family of Brookville visited Henry Schwier and family. George Menchhoefer and wife spent Sunday with her parents near Huntersville. Ernet Norwold and family near Newpoint called on friends here.
Morris residents urged to take work to Batesville steam laundry for preparations. A May Thursday ball at Fire Co hall will feature music by the Eureka Band of Batesville. Several locals and visitors are listed as attending or visiting friends across Batesville Cross Roads Haymond Indianapolis Weisburg Sunman North Vernon Lawrenceburg Oldenburg New Alsace and Weisburg.
North Branch reports Mrs Henry Fishmer and children visiting friends at Lookout. Henry Mang and John Prakel completed reflooring the Laughery Creek bridge at John Huneke’s place with help from Tony Eckstein and Fred Luers. Several neighbors including the Luers sisters and Henry Vogt family spent time with local households. Christ Schorling is on the sick list.
WAPOLMODM Rev Swarthout and wife of Milan spent last week here with Mrs Rose Hazen. Married On May 2 at the Lutheran parsonage Charles Michael to Ella Strobel both of this place. Mrs T J Grow entertained in honor of daughter Lora's tenth birthday. Guests included Alice Newman Lucella Grace Bodenberg Ruth Dodson Anna Underwood. Louis Kluseman building granary and wagon shed for Henry Vogle. Charley Schutte of Cincinnati visiting relatives. Rev Thompson to lecture at M E church May 12 at 7 30 on Five Years Among the Mountains. Mr and Mrs George Hazen returned to Indianapolis. Robert Austin and family visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Ed Bredemeir of Cincinnati at home resting. Rev Bower filled Baptist church appointments and stayed with Herman Gookins family. George Sammons returned to Pana Illinois after three weeks.
John Narwold and wife visited Greensburg last week. Fred Gunter and wife and Thomas Morris and wife called on Wm. Gun ter and family Sunday. Henry Kanmuing and family and Mrs. Oetzen of Napoleon visited Narwold. Sam Clark and wife made a business trip to Greensburg last Saturday. Ella Tucker of Terre Haute visits her parents. Ida and Della Rimstidt visiting aunt Mrs. Grey at Osgood. Harry Gray of Osgood stayed with relatives Rimstidt. Anna Fromer returned home after Indianapolis visit. Louis Stegemoller hosted a well attended dance Saturday. Laura Stegemoeller returned home after visiting sisters in Greensburg.
Jessie Redington completed a successful school term at this place Tuesday. Elsie Brading stayed with Mrs. Frank Hillis for a week. Maggie Rohls from Sullman visits relatives here. James Clemons and L. G. Osting with families visited J. T. Osting Sunday. Leon Clemons attended Epworth League Sunday. Several from here attended Newpoint services. George Osting and wife and Maggie Kohls visited John Osting. Baptismal candidates will be baptized Saturday May 19 at W. A. Doles pond at 2 oclock. Charlie Terrell went to Greensburg Saturday evening to visit his parents.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they prevent appendicitis, relieve constipation, and restore strength. The copy promises quick, painless release and urges purchase from Baas and Schultz druggists for 25 cents.
From Osgood comes a string of Sunday trips and arrivals. Mrs Will Talbott and children and Mrs King visited Milan while Mrs Sarah Watts of Milan visited her daughter Mrs Moore north of town. Merle Smith returned from California and Less Galbraith arrived from Los Angeles to spend the summer in Osgood. Sam Tucker improves after illness and a piano tuner Mr Coffee from Cincinnati was here. The Sparks show comes May 12 and local activities include an entertainment by Edna McDowell and Hazel Freeman and visits by Miss Estella Bonnell and Rev Fish and family to Madison.
Baas and Schultz promote Mi o na stomach tablets as a remedy to restore digestion and relieve stomach irritation. They claim the product soothes the stomach lining, strengthens gastric follicles, and aids natural digestion when taken with appetite. A large box sells for 50 cents with a money back guarantee if claimed benefits are not met.
Expresses sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and father Andrew Miller. Appreciation extended to the Sunman Choir from the wife and children.
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