Seed oats at C Schier's Batesville and local visits
Community notices from Batesville and nearby towns report seed oats at C Schwier's place. Residents Georg Ray Frank Greene Ed Moulten Cora Starks Hattie Marlin Marie Greene Boss Moody and Ada Walker are listed with travels, visits, and recoveries. A testimonial for Littell's Liquid Sulphur Oil praises its use on horse injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.schwier
Batesville
Geo. Ray
Frank Greene
Ed Moulten
Mechanicsburg
Cora Starks
Indianapolis
Wm. Lines
Myrtle
Kingston
Roxanna Tingle
Uarry
Mr. Fuller
Cincinnati
Isaac Hart
Tillie Huber
Mae Hazen
Eureka Brass Band
H. H. Green
Greensburg
Cora Wise
Queen City
Rev. Carmichael
Christian Church
Hattie Marlin
New Pennington
Marie Greene
Boss Moody
I.S. Wise and Family
Ada Walker
Metamora Ed High and neighbors in Brookville circuit
The report lists many residents and visitors in Brookville and nearby towns from Monday to Saturday. Names include Metamora Ed High Mrs Anna Banes Charley Rothrock Moss Clark Wm Banes Rev J L Brown Mrs Sallie Seniour Mrs Ollie Wilson Chris Thorpe and others with trips to Indianapolis Shelbyville Connersville and Blooming Grove. Several purchases and exchanges noted at Brookville shops and a few jobs secured in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed High
Brookville
Anna Banes
Charley Rothrock
Id Allison
Chris Thorpe
Salt Creek
Moss Clark
Wm. Banes
J. L. Brown
Shelbyville
Sallie Seniour
Indianapolis
Ollie Wilson
Charley
Nellie
Wilson
Ella Chidester
Dr. Allen
Bergen Frances
Alvin Stott
M. E. Watkins
Sue Gordon
Gillet Gordon
Connersville
Mary Allison
Andy Hutton
Mr. Hubbard
Gertie Murray
Anna Rothrock
Linna Banes
Blooming Grove
Noble Gordon
Miss Sennett
Georgie Leonard
Jerry Gordon
Amanda Alley
Batesville
Dr. Martin
Joe Myres
Howard Gordon
Local Visitors Return After Weekend Travel
Mrs Amanda Grace came back from West Point where her sister lies ill with consumption. Mrs Belinda Martindale and son returned from Indianapolis after a week. Mrs Clark of Atlanta arrived to be with her mother Mrs Claude Shaffer who has been ill. Mrs M E Watkins and Mrs Ed Allison drove to Union schoolhouse to hear Elder Crash preach. The Thorpe sisters Della Grace Mary and Mabel and Mrs Geo Allison went to Union schoolhouse for Sunday services. Mrs India Francis and son Augustus also attended Union church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Grace
West Point
Belinda Martindale
Indianapolis
Clark
Atlanta
Claude Shaffer
M. E. Watkins
Ed Allison
Union School House
Elder Crash
Della, Grace
Mary
Mabel Thorpe
Geo. Allison
India Francis
Augustus
Electric Bitters Restores Strength in Run Down Men
Idaville Indiana man J W Gardner praises Electric Bitters for restoring appetite and energy after stomach liver and kidney troubles and general illness. He says the remedy gave him strength and a new lease on life and notes bottles at 50 cents with a guarantee from G A Baas drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gardner
Idaville
Ind
G. A. Baas
Local residents spend Sunday visiting and traveling
George Huber visited his father in law at Sharp's Corner Sunday afternoon. Henry Borgerding of Cincinnati and George Abplanalp returned home improved health after weeks with family. Ed Hornberger and Willie Abplanalp traveled, while Rev Buitter preached at Blue Creek. The youngest Kroenke child died after an accident with a bucket of water Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huber
Sharp’s Corner
Henry Borgerding
Cincinnati
Ollie Baas
George Abplanalp
Wm. Meyer
Oscar Cooley
Henry Abplanalp
Ed Hornberger
Batesville
Wm Wehrmeyer
Queen City
Fred Pohlar
Fred Bauman
Mike Stahley and Son
Penntown
Rev
Buitter
Blue Creek
George Williams
Franklin County
Chas. Abplanalp
North Point
Henry Hesse, Jr
Deweytown
Willie Abplanalp
Sunman
Henry Kroenke
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for wounds and cures
An old advertisement from Newark Michigan promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for bad ulcers, cuts, bruises, burns, boils and skin eruptions. It claims 20 years of suffering ended by the salve, with a 25 cent box price and a guarantee of cure by G A Baas druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Bucklen
G. A. Baas
Local Visitors and Appointments Highlight Week
Mrs. T. P. Meyers of Holton and Drummer Prentice of Osgood visited friends here last week. Dallas Gray of Aurora clerks for E. Nocks. Mrs. Cravens of Milan and Mrs. Lou Ray of Longview Illinois were guests. several residents traveled to Aurora, Rising Sun, and Newport Kentucky. George Smith works on his farm. Hade Stegner carpenters for Dr Raney in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Meyers
Holton
Drummer Prentice
Osgood
Orpha Taylor
Versailles
Dallas Gray
Aurora
E. Nocks
Colsher
Cincinnati
Wm. Mullen
Rising Sun
Raney
Milan
Lou Ray
Longview
Ill
Beall and Daniels Return Home Amid Town Prosperity
I N Beall of Casey Indiana returns home after visiting relatives here. Theodore Daniels goes back to Aurora after a few weeks in town. Mrs Brown and family of Osgood visited her parents here. The town claims better days ahead with growing prosperity along the B and O line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Beall
Casey
Batesville
Pierceville
Millions Given Away by Dr. King's Discovery
Prolific generosity claim from Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds as proprietors report more than ten million free trial bottles given away. Advertises cures for asthma bronchitis hoarseness and lung diseases with a free trial bottle via G A Baas druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Pleasant Parade of Visits Graces Greensburg
Local social notes recap visits and calls around Greensburg with residents from Batesville Cincinnati Indianapolis and Cross Roads. Families seen include Gomme Dieckmann Brockmann Krieger Ahring and Paramore as friends and relatives traveled for dances visits and excursions.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold by G A Baas
Advertising copy touting Dr King’s New Life Pills as a busy mighty health booster. Describes Ivory pill as sugar coated and capable of turning weakness into strength energy into mental power. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by G A Baas, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Local social notes from Indianapolis and Cincinnati
John Schmalz Jr of Indianapolis is at home visiting. Mary Federle of Cincinnati stayed with her parents on Sunday. George Behr traveled to Morris on Monday. Cliff Bruns and his wife visited town last week. Ed Reibel and wife and John Speth of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Tony Speth and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.schwier
Batesville
John Schmalz, Jr
Indianapolis
Mary Federle
Cincinnati
Joseph Federle
George Behr
Morris
Cliff Bruns
Ed Reibel
John Speth
Tony Speth
Local Folks and Visitors Reported Around Versailles
August Franke and Henry Schmber were at Versailles Friday. Emma Meyer of Cincinnati visited home folks last week. Henry Peters the jolly grocery drummer of Cincinnati called on customers here Thursday. Lizzie Franke went to Batesville Monday. Mrs John Krienhop of Morris was here calling on friends last week. Jno Gunter and family moved into the Bodland property. Henry Terry and wife of Morris were in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Gomme
Greensburg
Lou Weber
Fred Beck
Herman Dieckmann
Batesville
Clyde Palmer
Arch Paramore
Pennington
Bert Paramore
August Franke
Henry Schmber
Versailles
Emma Meyer
Cincinnati
Henry Peters
Jolly Grocery
Lizzie Franke
John Krienhop
Morris
Jno
Gunter
Bodland
Henry Terry
Versatlners Report Local Social and Town Happenings
Sunday visits with Arty Connelley’s family at Vernon and plans for a new north town residence by John A. Hunter are noted. The band stand nears completion and the first concert was held last Saturday. Multiple residents of Milan Osgood Napoleon and Cincinnati are listed with local business and church events this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arty Connelley
Vernon
Smith
Cincinnati
R. A. Creigmile
Osgood
J. L. Stites
Milan
Barry Day
Correct
Versailles
John A. Hunter
Epworth League
Sunmano
Attorney
Mary Robinson
Illinois
Hertenstein
Napoleon
Vern Dickerson
Johnson
Auditor’s Office
M. E
Ward
Baptist Church
Local church guests and moves mark Osgood week
Elophw Ww Bll Frank Tucker of Osgood visited Howard McMinds Sunday while Miss Emma Carroll stayed with Miss Blanche Reese. Rev Blocker was away. Rev John Nicholson of Dabney filled in. Several from Osgood attended services. Grace and Madge Ensminger visited Phil Smith, and T B Corbin with his wife visited Z T Ralstin. Ralstin Lane sawmill crew moved to George Bruce near Hopewell. Cornet Dagolyer’s house near Holton burned Thursday, nothing saved. George Linn and Carl Ewing of Osgood called on friends here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tucker
Osgood
Howard McMinds
Emma Carroll
Blanche Reese
Blocker
John Nicholson
Dabney
Grace
Madge Ensminger
Phil Smith
T. B. Corbin
Z. T. Ralstin
Ralstin &Lane
J. D. Lane
George Bruce
Old Hopewell
Cornet Dagolyer
Holton
George Linn
Carl Ewing
Friends
Local visits and travel in the Sunman region
Sunday excursion draws many visitors to the area as residents and relatives from Queen City Penntown Versailles and nearby towns visit friends and attend church. Local residents Susan Maria Stahley Mrs Wippel Mr Bordgin George Haver Henry Schumacher Carrie Hummel and others make trips to Sunman Penntown Versailles and nearby locales this weekend.
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Recorder Minger
George E. Stevens as administrator to Frank E. Stevens transfers 160 acres in Washington township for 1830 dollars. Emily J. Duncan sells 112.65 acres in Center township to Nicholas Cornet for 83000 dollars. Edward Marchino transfers 66 acres in Center township to Ambrose Murray for 850 dollars. David H. Burton sells 80 acres in Shelby township to Nicholas Cornet for 8950 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Stevens
Frank 8. Stevens
Washington
Emily J. Duncan
Nicholas Cornet
Edward Marchino
Ambrose Murray
David H. Burton
Shelby
Property deeds and notices across Brown to Shelby townships
A stream of land transfers records deeds in Brown Laughery Johnson Shelby and Adams townships with parcels ranging from 0.5 to 190 acres and prices from 20 to 1500 dollars. Additional items include mailer for home treatment for leucorrhoea and a German note from Huntersville Indiana requesting memorial observances and publication in Batesville papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Demaree
Brown
I. T. Mendel
Emma F. Stegner
Laughery
Jane A. Gibson
James Horan
Franklin
Ripley County
Henry Roell
Morris
Caroline Woolery
Jas. L. Stites
Milan
Calvin Skeen
Henry B. Smith
Johnson
John A. Hunter
Grant Johnson
la Belle Cavender
Oscar Walton
New Marion
Dandridge W.cole
Mary A. White
Versailles
Ed W. Wood
Thos. J. Tool
Old prices kept as fertilizer car arrives
A local notice states no price advance on goods, with H. H. Kramer advertising continued sale at old prices and Christ Schwier inviting customers to inspect a fresh carload of fertilizer suitable for oats corn potatoes and other spring crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Kramer
Christ Schwier
Aresta Sold with Positive Guarantee Against Contagion
The L G Hall Co of Cincinnati advertises ARESTA a positive guarantee to prevent contagion of gonorrhea syphilis and all private diseases. Price one dollar. A written guarantee with each vial. Particulars free. 616 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Hall Co
Vine St
Cincinnati
L.G. Hall Co
Vine’ St
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John RR. Gentry
Piercevitla
L. Schaffer
Newport
Mills
Hugh Tompson
Devil McKeons
Dr.j
Versatlners
Henry Schumacher
Carrie Hummel
F. Wippel
Mr. Wainscott
Mrs. Baker
Fred Baas
Fred Busy Beihl
George Gartemann
Lizzie Schaler
Nellie Robinson
John Minger
Trauerbeidliffe Des Aranenvereins der Evang. Lih
St. Yohannisgemeinde In
Huntersville, Indiana
Wilhelmina Behrman
Sheriff’s Sale
Ripley Circuit Court
Christian Bos
John R. Hdsell
Harry P. Edsell
A. D
Indiana
Towit
Washington Street
George Gross
Said Street
Town Ten
Lot No
Edward Ebel
Sheriff Ripley Co
Adam Stockinger
Atty
Piff
Board of Commissioners
Seary Frame
George P. Sims
Adam Mozer
Ripley Country
Jacos Schumacher
Maley, Thompson & Moffett
Ohio
Batesville, Ind
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