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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1903

Page

5

Local notices and visits from Cincinnati visitors this week

Jos Wirtz of Cincinnati was here Sunday and Miss Wann ie Meyers returned to Cincinnati after two weeks visiting relatives. The Miles Orton show drew a large crowd Tuesday. Joseph Spiegel went to Cincinnati on business. Rev E E Connelly of Versailles seen on the streets. Harry Gelvin from Indianapolis visited home folks. Mrs John Sandman of Shelbyville visiting sister Mrs Henry Brockering and relatives. Mrs Behlmer of Sunman visited her boys here then returned home. Miss Meyers vacationed with relatives. Dr J F Spencer of Moore s Hill and O L Newman on rural route No 2 for Indianapolis Journal. Paperbanging and painting offered by H H Kramer and John Wilker. George Lindenmeyer of Cincinnati visited his mother and relatives. Mrs Lindenmeyer ill. Mrs Henry Behlmer and others attended the Rathbone Sisters Lodge at Sunman. Selector Thackery of Ballstown Frank Ertel of Peppertown and Dr June Abbott left for Anderson Ind for the state encampment of the A R. Paperhanging and painting services promoted by Charley Crowell.

Thackery Ballstown Frank Ertel Peppertown June Abbott Anderson, Ind A. R

May teaching license exams set for Osgood Indiana

County Superintendent CHAS. B. ROYCE reports the May examination for teaching licenses will be held in Osgood Indiana. Frank Graessle of Nashville Tennessee visited his mother Mrs. Graessle who has been seriously ill, while his sister Mrs. Frank Miller of Seymour came to assist. she and her brother then returned home.

Frank Graessle Nashville Tenn Frank Miller Seymour Ind Graessle

Card of Thanks for Mary Meyer

We express sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends who assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved mother Mary Meyer Also Rev Flantz of Cross Roads and Undertaker Frank Fragge for their courteous conduct at the funeral Father and Children

Mary Meyer Flantz Cross Roads Frank Fragge

Excursion to Indianapolis Draws Noted Batesville Travelers

An Indianapolis Sunday excursion attracted many Batesville residents. The group traveled after nine o'clock, delayed by a small freight wreck near Manchester. Names of participants include Mrs Will Krieger Mrs Fred Bauman Mrs John Steinforth and others.

Indianapolis Manchester Batesville Will Krieger Fred Bauman John Steinforth George Gander Geo. Bergman Flora Pearl Newman Dolph Moore Maud Frank Benz Lulu John Oehlman Tony Romweber Neil McCallum William Wessel Tara Ward Henrietta Wonnigg John Behlmer H. F. E. Shrader Richter Harry Peetz Ed Wirth George Shane Edward Smith Albert Voege George Heller Jacob Cook Will Davis

Town Notices and Travel in a Rushville Week

Fred Dieckman visited Rushville Tuesday morning while John Hillenbrand traveled to Versailles on Monday on business. A L Greemann went to Cincinnati Wednesday on business. The Misses Elma Freda Zeits and Mabel Turner spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Vic Officer Deputy Revenue Collector of Madison was in town Wednesday on business. Mrs H B Greeiam went to Cincinnati Monday to buy millinery and dry goods. Miss Maggie Selke of Indianapolis visited her parents in Adam's Church on Tuesday. Paul Foereter joined the Miles Orton Show to St Paul Tuesday night as cornetist. The notice invites public auction next Saturday for vacant lots.

Vic Officer Madison Maggie Selke Indianapolis John Selke Adam's Church Paul Foereter Miles Orton St. Paul

Court House News Civil and criminal dockets update

Dismissals and trial juries populate the docket with cases including Jarvis v Craig, Francisco larceny, Downey petit larceny, Cole assault, Corder malicious trespass, Meisberger selling without license, Will Brown petit larceny verdict not guilty, Purcell assault plea guilty with $1 fine, Sadler gambling, and multiple divorces and venue changes. Public notices also reflect editorials on libel law and politics.

Will Brown

Bereaved Isaac St Clair Family Thanks Donors

The children of Isaac St. Clair extend heartfelt thanks to those who aided them during bereavement. The note wishes God’s blessing on helpers. Letters to A E Barrows A J Cahill Harrie Jotsuh Katie Kostiog D Me Callum P M will be sent to Dead Letter Office if not called for by May 15 1908.

Isaac St. Clair Washington D.C A. E. Barrows A.j.cahill Harrie Jotsuh Katie Kostiog

Local items report variety of visits and events

MILACT Capt John W Hamilton recovering from grip. N L Ward seeks pension increase before Lawrenceburg board. F M Laws and wife of Versailles visited. Jas H Connelley and C N Peters attended ball game at Osgood. Mrs Walter Fuller and son Herbert visited C C Ruble in town. Chris Luhring and Henry Bonfler in town. Grant Toole family attended dedication of Osgood Baptist church. Fuller Cravens to finish new livery barn soon. Vernon Dickerson and Carl Shockley joined Cincinnati excursion. A J Dever visited Cincinnati. Ira J Nicholas attended Osgood church dedication. Dan Kidd from Pierceville in town. Western Union closes Butte Montana office after messenger strike. telegraph service scarce locally.

Grant Toole Maude Ruble Pearl Cravens New Baptist Church Osgood

Corn planting and community updates in local neighborhood

Farmers begin corn planting as light rains would aid crops. Visitors include Mr. Spencer of Moores Hill and D. McCallum of Batesville seeking signers for a free mail delivery route. Social visits occur at Chas Crusa’s home. A 16 year old girl Frances Oyler of near Brovukville died by drowning in McCarty Creek.

Mr. Spencer Moores Hill D. McCallum Batesville Frances Oyler Brovukville McCarty Creek

Local Hosts Mr and Mrs Brune Host Greensburg Guests

Last Sunday Mr and Mrs William Brune entertained Mr and Mrs Fred Hosse and family Mr and Mrs Henry Dickman and son Irvin Grandma and Grandpa Belter Mr and Mrs John Travis Mr Charlie Adams and Miss Lotta Travis of Greensburg The evening featured music games and refreshments of ice cream and cake All left reporting the Brunes as fine entertainers

William Brune Fred Hosse Henry Dickman Irvin Grandpa Belter John Travis Charlie Adams Lotta Travis Greensburg Brune

Doll Euchre Party Invites Few From Shel byville

Mr and Mrs Chas Doll hosted a euchre gathering last Saturday with many friends present including Fred Doll who traveled from Shel byville. Mrs G A Baas won the ladies prize while Mrs F J Morgan took the booby prize. The gents prize went to John A Hilleneraad and Fred Weil after a draw. T S Cravens claimed the gents booby prize. Refreshments followed served by the hostess.

Chas. Doll Fred Doll Shelbyville G. A. Baas F. J. Morgan John A. Hilleneraad Fred Weil T. S. Cravens Gents

Roosevelt Speech Signals Support From Voters

Wall Street interests oppose Roosevelt but competent judges see this as raising his standing with the majority. The Minneapolis speech quote about not forfeiting the position earned through triumph is cited from the Manchester, Pa. Press.

Wall Street Roosevelt Minneapolis Manchester

Secretary Wilson Pushes Elementary Agriculture in Schools

The Secretary of Agriculture has spoken in several regions advocating teaching elementary agriculture in primary schools. Wilson believes it would raise the popularity of farming and underscore the dignity of the profession.

Wilson

Big Four Excursion Rates Offer Low Fares to Western States

One way colonist tickets at low rates will be on sale daily until June 15 to California Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and Utah. Half rate tickets to Terre Haute available May 21 1903 for Grand Council meeting of Indiana United Commercial Travelers of America. Tickets valid on sale date and for return leaving Terre Haute by May 25 1908.

Big Four Cincinnati California Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Utah Terre Haute Grand Council of Indiana United Commercial Travelers of America

Township business hours limited Saturdays after noon

Notice states township business will not be attended to until after 12 o'clock each Saturday. All parties with business are asked to call on Saturday afternoon for contact.

Also Mentioned on This Page

John J. Siefert & Bro Jos. Wirtz Joseph Spiegel E. E. Connelley Versailles Harry Gelvin John Sandman Henry Brokering Mrs. Behlmer Sunman Wannie Meyers J. F. Spencer Moore’s Hill O. L. Newman Indianapolis Journal H. H. Kramer John Wilker George Lindenmeyer A. Lindenmeyer Henry Behlmer Rathbone Sisters Lodge Charley Crowell Osgood, Indiana Chas Royce Fred Dieckman Rushville John Hillenbrand A. L. Greemann Elma Freda Zeits Mabel Turner H. B. Greeiam Court House News Robert S. Jarvis William R. Craig Plu’s Cost J. W. Pickett Dora Martin R. R. Co State Harry Francisco Downey Sam Cole Albert Corder Frank Meisberger Thos. Purcell Chas. Sadler Bertha M. Garland Wm. H. Garland Harry Kk. Loyd Mary A. Loyd Jennings County Ada M. Houser Frederick G. Houser Davis Branham Louisa Branham Martha J. Hanson James Hanson Walford Daughters Maggie Albert Gregg Charlotte Gregg United States Pennsylvania Treasury Philadelphia W. R. Hearst Carter Harrison Chicago New York Cleveland D. Me’Callum, P.M Milact John W. Hamilton N. L. Ward Lawrenceburg F. M. Laws Jas. H. Connelley C. N. Peters Walter Fuller Little Son Herbert Franklin C. C. Ruble Chris Luhring Stumke’s Corner Henry Bonfler Clinton Fuller & Cravens Vernon Dickerson The Osgood Journal Carl Shockley A. J. Dever Ira J. Nicholas Dan Kidd Pierceville Western Union Telegraph Company Butte Rithoad'sts Permanent Bldg. and Loan Assn Walnut St A. A. Hackman VIA Elaymond Chas, Crusa Daniel Schwegel Mull Oldenburg Frank Dirkhuesing St. Peters J. B. Rennebaum Anna Walach Connersville Andrew Grunkermeyer Cassie Brookville St. Mary’s Church Steven Ertel Henry Ertel Minnesota Jennie Alpine Maple Lake Minn St. Anthony’s Church Veronica Christ Josephine Harvey South Africa Weston Thomas Retzner Nicholasville G. Harvey Frank K. Schafer Clara Middendorf Laura S. Webb Woman's Democratic Clubs Ohio Cardus Cardui Mrs. Webb Michael Benz Laughery Tp Iateber’s Apolis Brewing John Pfalsgraff Agt Hamilton and Bradley Milwaukee J.N. Pohlman Morris, Indiana Kentucky John Dittus Henry Buschmann Third Street Central Avenue Grand Central Depot J. Meyer & Bro
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