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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1914

Page

8

Local Notices From Sunman and Cincinnati

Sunman Rolla Robignon and wife attended the funeral of Mrs Morris Smith at Cincinnati. Co W Morrow and wife returned from their three week trip on Monday evening tired but well. Mrs Henry Reddert has been very sick the past week.

Rolla Robignon Morris Smith Cincinnat Henry Reddert

Local social notes and visits from Osgood area

Henry Elwood of Osgood called here Saturday. Miss Norma Tyrrell of Indianapolis and Mabel Gibson of Rising Sun visited Miss Lora Hunter and Vesper Scheuler at Mariow returning Saturday. Numerous residents hosted relatives, weekend visits filled with tours, dances, and local events.

Henry Elwood Osgood Norma Tyrrell Indianapola Mabel Gibson Rising Sun Lora Hunter

Revival and social notes from a Rippleton area visit

Rev J Bockstabbler from Chillicothe Ohio visited relatives on Friday. Mrs C K Wiesehan spent several days at Indianapolis. Meister and wife moved into the Gunter property recently completed. Mrs Harry Gander returned to Indianapolis after an extended stay with her parents John Schmalz and wife. Mrs Ruth Ahrends of Suoman visited relatives here. Mrs Suoman visits relatives in Cincinnati for several days. Revival services are in program at the M B church this week. Mike Easter and Charles Wuest were callers at Batesville Sunday. A crowd of young folks spent Sunday at Ripley Creek.

C. K. Wiesehan Indianapolis Ee Meister Gunter Harry Gander John Schmalz Ruth Ahrends Suoman H.suoman Cincinnati

Electric Bitters touted as cure for indigestion and appetite loss

An ad extols Electric Bitters as a tonic for indigestion and poor appetite. It claims the medicine improves liver, kidney, and stomach troubles, cleanses the system, and notes Mr. T. D. Peeble’s stomach improved after use. Available for 80c and 81.00 at dealers.

T. D. Peeble

SHARP'S CORNER Sunday visitors and local calls

August Richter and wife hosted Hy Reanemeyer and family in Lawrenceville. Wm Baas hosted a Newpoint caller. Mike Peters and family of Progress and others visited Jobo Poblar and family. Aug Richter hosted Frank Wippel and family from Penn town. Fred Pohlar and Edith visited Adam Baas and family. August Huber from Blue Creek called on August Richter. Louis Wittkamper and son Harold visited their Sunman relatives. Ed Richter and wife of Penntown and others visited Baas family. Will Baas hosted guests including George Poblar and Fred Wippel. Henry Reddert called at Sunman.

August Richter Hy. Reanemeyer Lawrenceville Wm. Baas Newpoint Mike Peters Hilda Lillian Edna Baas Pipe Creek Jobo Poblar Familly Frank Wippel Family Penntown Aug. Richter Family Sunday Fred Pohlar Edith Batesville Adam Baas Wp. Baas Edwin Richter George Poblar Fred Harry Richter Charles Schomber Will Baas Henry Reddert Sunman

Morris Indians fall to Napoleon 9 to 4 in Sunday game

Morris Indians lost to Napoleon 9 to 4 Sunday. Multiple local residents visited Batesville and St Marys. Weddings and family visits noted include Theresa Merkel and Henry Dierkman, Frank Huber, and others.

Morris Indians Napoleon Sunday

Metamora Mothers Day Observed At M E Church

Metamora observed Mothers Day at the M E church with a well attended service. Each mother received a white carnation and the program was enjoyed by all. Red Men went to Brookville for lodge and the I O O F TP and Rebekah lodges held a concert. Brothers Street and Myers from Cincinnati attended and Street performed music. Noah Foster moved his family to Bath where he has been teaching. Mrs. Madge Gordon visited Cincinnati. Ruth Lacy of Brookville visited her aunt Mrs. Florence Sherwood. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Hattie Glisson visited relatives at Saylors Park. Mrs. C G Thorpe was called to Shelbyville by granddaughter Virginia Sterrett’s illness. Willis Jones of Comersville visited. Lula Bunyard went to Brookville and Angeline Higgs with daughter Mary visited Mrs. Sherwood Sunday.

M. E Brookville Lodge Rebekah Mr. Street Mr. Myers Cincinnati Noah Foster Bath Angeline Higgs Mary Martha Sherwood

Community Visitors and Local Calls Highlight Weekend

Greensburg callers include The Pocket John Stickford and Mat Krome on Thursday. Christ Holle from St Maurice visited his brother Henory and family. Frank Bergman stopped by Saturday and Sunday. Fréd Marticke family and Mrs Henry Weasel visited Aug Marticke and family Sunday. Léonard Kessens and family with Emil Keeens visited Chas Kessens and family. Aug Marticke and family saw Henry Holle and family Sunday. Mrs Ben Bessier and daughters and Mrs Mary Beinke visited Henry Weesel and family Sunday. Fred Bosse and family called on Aug Marticke Saturday evening.

John Stickford Mat Krome Greensburg Christ Holle St. Maurice Henory Fréd Marticke Famly Mrs Henry Weasel Aug. Marticke Family Marticke Henry Holle Ben Bessier Mary Beinke Henry Weesel Fred Bosse

Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsed by Chicago Man

Dr King’s New Life Pills claimed to cleanse the stomach liver and kidneys and improve complexion by flushing toxins. “I got more relief from one box of Dr King’s New Life Pills than any medicine I ever tried,” said C. E. Hatfield of Chicago. Advertises 25 cents and availability at druggists.

Dr. King C. E. Hatfield Chicago al Deaiera

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Versaill OS Vesper Scheuler Mariow Monroe Hyatt and Susan Grimes Milno Harry Thompson Vernon Charles Thompson Cordelia Sieg Charles Priefogte Atty M. P. Hubbard Sunman Band Ed Clemens Jane Osting C. W. Morrow East United States Aquarium U.S. Mint James Buchanan Betsy Ross Benj Franklin Jobn Quincy Adams George Washington Martha Washington Washnington Lancaster Mrs. Morrow Mr. Morrow John Brown Julia Brown New Marion Martha Hughes Edwin Row Perry Row Atty, John Ross Muskegon Mich Nina Yater Holton Charles Royce Henry Coxnd James Wright George Ruble Milan Taylor Kinnett Kangas Lewis Alford Eisie Thompson Seymour Parente A. B. Thompson Maconic Lodge Florence Beer Leona Williams Hattie Spencer Fannie Stewart Moores Hill James Hyatt Monroe Hyatt Henry Humphrey Harold Freemap R. O. Hutchinson Bloomington Spades Rev. J. Bockstabbler Chillicothe Ohio Rela- Lives M. B. Church Mike Easter Charles Wuest Ripley Creek Sharp's Corner August Huber Blue Creek Richter Louis Wittkamper Harold Meyer’ Hardware Co Morris Ida Harry Harvey Jos. Kuebel Bertha Chas. Huey and Wife Ann Goodno Jacob Zina St. Mary’s Mis Leona Kiefer J. M. Zillebuehler Catherine Missea Clara Ida Bittner Edith Andres Frank Bittner Shelbyville Louis Merkel Theresa Merkel Henry Dierkman al Roel Adam Boerstler Nick Wessel Frank Huber Bride Wisconsin L. Buber Congratula Beat Mrs. Madge Gordon Ruth Lacy Florence Sherwood Mrs. Allen Hattie Glisson Saylors Park Willis Jones Comersville Lula Bunyard Frank Bergman Folme Léonard Kessens Emil Keeens Friend Cross Roade Chas. Kessens Kramer’s T Store Batesville Flour Batesville Milling Company THE Batesville Monument Works G. A. Cook L. GC Cook Coal and Cement W. F. Krieger M. Summers Box H South Bend Ind John H. Wilker
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