Residents Frequent St Peters Area This Week
Joe Stenger and family from St Peters were in the vicinity Sunday. Mrs Anna Durchholz attended church at St Peters Sunday. Westerman and family visited his mother here the first of the week. Fred Behlmer will work for Ed Heibeck this coming summer. Mr Ir Huggier, once ill, is better. OM Peters adds an addition to his residence. Mrs Ruthi Ahrends of Sunman visited Mrs J W Alden last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stenger
St. Peters
Anna
Durchholz
Westerman
Batesville
Fred Behlmer
Ed Heibeck
OM. Peters
Ruthi*Ahrends
Sunman
J.W. Alden
Local Notices and Social Shifts This Week
B Y P U meets Saturday evening at the usual hour and church services planned for Sunday. Gus Vanosdol left for Anderson Indiana last Monday. Locals attended the Baptist church dedication at Osgood Sunday. Grace and Lulu Taylor visited relatives near Osgood Saturday night. Bessie Tatman visited Sos Reese’s Sunday. A W Knapp and wife were guests at S W Hull’s Sunday. Minnie Carroll hosted company Sunday. George Hiday and sister Mrs Carroll called on George Stahley Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Misses Grace
Lulu Taylor
George Hiday
Mrs. Carroll
George Stahley
Electric Bitters Claim Cure for Kidney Trouble and More
Customer testimonial from Fremont North Carolina, B F Bass, recounts severe kidney illness cured by Electric Bitters after other medicines failed. Claims neighbors also were healed of rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Product advertised at 50 cents by G A Baas, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.F. Bass
Fremont
N.C
G. A. Baas
Community Notes From Spades and Surrounding Towns
John Schmalz and wife with C E Wisehan and wife joined an excursion to Indianapolis Sunday. Miss Lydia Abplanalp visited relatives at Newpoint last week. Miss Stolz of Cincinnati visited her parents here Sunday. Mrs Laura Henzie of Cincinnati visited relatives here Sunday. Young people attended a Gauck's dance Saturday night. Miss Anna Gunter of Cincinnati spent Sunday at home. Last day of school observed with an entertainment at Sharp's Corner school house Thursday night. Fred Gunter and family of Lookout spent Sunday with August Gunter and wife. Dr Timmerman of Batesville was in town Tuesday. Maggie Franke closed a term of school last Thursday at Sharp's Corner. Mrs Carrie Hafner of Batesville visited friends here Tuesday. Miss Nellie Schmidt of Clinton visited her sister Mrs H Doer Tuesday. Mr O L Newman of Batesville was in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp’s Corner
Maggie Franke
Nellie Schmidt
Clinton
H. Doer
Sun Gave Up Preaching For Two Years
Rev D Alex Holman of Marion Indiana recounts severe sun stroke and nervous collapse after two years away from ministry. He reports relief after Dr Miles Restorative Nervine, enabling renewed preaching and improved health. Endorses Dr Miles Remedies and offers free book from Elkhart Indiana company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
D. Alex. Holman
U. B. Church
Marion
Ind
Kidney and Backache Cure Ad From Woodland Iowa
An advertising notice claims Dr Fenner of Heo has cured backache kidney issues with free consultations. It cites two recovered patients and mentions J L Still & Co Woodland Iowa as distributors. It also advertises St Vitus Dance cure by Fenner from Fredonia New York with G A Baas Druggist selling at 50 cents to $1 and a free cook book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fenner
Heo
J.L. Still & CO
Woodland
ST. Vitus
Femner
Fredonia
N.Y
G. A. Baas
Memorial Sermon Draws Large Shelby Crowd
A large crowd gathered in Shelby last Sunday for a heartfelt memorial sermon. Locals note community turnout and the event's solemn tone as residents reflect on the occasion.
Local social rounds and a medicine ad in Morris area
Morris residents spent Sunday visiting neighbors and attending a Gauck dance with a cheerful report. Visitors included Osburns, Wittkempers, Schafer and Middendorf families from Haymond and Brookville. Carrie Aldendorf visited Cincinnati. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised for sale by G. A. Baas and Bigney & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Surman
Versailles court draws visitors from Scott county
A number of Scott county residents attend court in cases moved on change of venue. Will G Wood ex editor of the Versailles Republican reports Madison residents favor an electric railroad if a subsidy passes. Theodore Weber and wife from New Orleans visit relatives en route to a Milwaukee convention. F M Thompson attends Rising Sun court. Smith Johnson departs for Mississippi to join his father Grant Joutin son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
Will G. Wood
The
Versailles
Madison
Theodore Weber
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Memorial sermon draws crowd in Shelby area
Residents attended a memorial sermon in Shelby last Sunday. Mr Hyatt and wife from Gaff visited daughter Mrs Emma Gordon here Sunday. Many youths joined Rexville services Sunday night. Ulysses Osburn and wife hosted relatives Sunday. Election day is set for Tuesday to approve the electric road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hyatt
Gaff
Emma Gordon
Sunman News and Local Happenings
Joe Kuebel shipped four carloads of stock from this place Tuesday. An old pioneer Mrs. John Schuler died after a long illness and her family received community sympathy. W H Cobb an Aurora life insurance agent mingled with locals Monday and Tuesday. Frank White candy drummer of Madison visited Wednesday. J F and Dick Osting Greensburg attended Mrs Schuler’s funeral Thursday. Mrs Henry Stegner returned from Indianapolis where Grace, her daughter, remained ill but is now improving. G E Bielby did business at Versailles last week. C Nieman runs a hustling mill plant. Fresh fish at Osting’s Friday. FP M Daughters soliciting for fall fruit trees. An entertainment by the Order of Red Men celebrated Tamina day with an address by E E Taylor and ritual work. Pocahontas Sisters provided music. W W Bigney spoke for the Order and gave the invocation. Hall was packed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stegner
Indianapolis
Grace
Order of Red Men
E E. Taylor
Pocahontas Sisters
W. W. Bigney
Pleasant Pare Offers Local Social Roundup
Miss Flora Newman canvassed books last week while Batesville visitors Gus Schenk family and Mrs. Will Davis visited relatives here. John Wisman and family from Batesville called on kin, cattle from Gummel and Albert headed to Batesville. St Pauls Ladies Society met at Fred Wonning’s. Sophia Dickman and Sophia Ahring visited Batesville, Fred Dickman’s family Sundayed here, Ben Males and Louis Beck of Cincinnati also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Schenk
Batesville
Ladies’ Society of the
St. Paul’s Church
Fred Wonning
Sophia Dickman
Sophia Ahring
John Wisman
Ben Males
Louis Beck
Cincinnati
The Best Liniment for Rheumatism and Lumbago
Mrs. Anna Hagelgans of Tuckahoe New Jersey praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm noting dramatic relief for rheumatism lumbago and a sprained back. Her husband also benefited and she plans to keep it in the family. Sold by G A Baas Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Anna Hagelgans
Tuckahoe
N. J
G.a.baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Sunman residents busy with planting and visits
Penntown community notes corn planting activity and visits by Ed Huber and sister Catherine. Joseph Stahley and sister Maria from Cincinnati spent the weekend with their parents. Mrs Elrich dies at 31 with husband and daughter left in mourning. funeral at St Peter church.
Local People Make Routine Trips and Social Visits
Mr Weber visited St Peters on business. Jacob Hildebrand went to St Marys. Chas Harvey and family traveled to Morris. G W Osburn spent Thursday afternoon with his brother C M Osburn at Sharp s Corner. Some locals attended Maggie Franks school entertainment at Progress. Quirin Walpe went to Haymond for business. Hayes and C M Osburn passed through toward Brookville. Gail Osburn and Bertha Crusa spent time at Haymond. Frank Oberle of Spades visited Clara Meyer. G W Osburn traveled to Cedar Grove on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Osburn
C. M. Osburn
Sharp’s Corner
Hayes
Sharp's Corner
Brookville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eopehww
HULL
Gus Vanosdol
Anderson
Bessie Tatman
Sos Reeses
A. W. Knapp and Wife
S. W. Hull
Spades
John Schmalz
C. E. Wisehan
Lydia Abplanalp
Newpoint
Miss Stolz
Laura Henzie
Gauck
Anna Gunter
Fred Gunter
Lookout
August Gunter
Dr. Timmerman of
Carrie Hafner
O. L. Newman of
Rexvilter
Shelby
M.M. Vawter
Switzerland County
Eva Graves
Our Place
John Burton
Mrs. Beach
Wm. Benham
Reta
Hiram Gelvin
Benham
Mr. Beach
Lulu Demaree
T. N. Russell's
Chas. EK
Goldsmith
Morris
Lew Wittkamper’s
Hayes Osburn
Henry Wickemeyer
Riley Osburn
Gauck’s
John Walsman
Henry
Will Schafer
Clara Middendorf
Haymond
Henry Schomber
Carrie Aldendorf
Lew and
Henry Wittkamper
Clara Wittkamper
Chas. Carpenter
Versaillles
William Smith
Charles Decker
Cross Plains
F. M. Thompson
Rising Sun
Smith Johnson
Mississippi
Grant Joutinson
Haneby’s
Charles Hyatt
Rexville
Ulysses Osburn
Gipsy
Rose Hill Cottage
Lonesomeville
Joe Kuebel
John Schuler
W. H. Cobb
Aurora
Frank White
Candy
J. F. and
Dick Osting
Greensburg
G. E. Bielby
C. Nieman
W. T. Osting
FP. M. Daughters
Nobby Clothing CO
Broadway Street
Indiana
Batesville, Indiana
A. A. Hackman
A. J. Hassmer
L. Johnson
I. M. Greemann
E. C. Timmerman
J. Lehmkuehler
A.A. Hackmann
A.J. Hassmer
Flora Newman
Will Davis
Fred Beck
Mr. Gummel
Albert
Fred Dickman
Ed Huber
Catherine
Joseph C. Stahley
Miss Maria
Dr. Vincent
Penntown School
Ruby Sunman
Elrich
Mr. Weber
Jacob Hildebrand
St. Mary’s
Chas. Harvey and
Progress
Quirin Walpe
Chas. Crusa’s
Gail Osburn
Bertha Crusa
Frank Oberle
Clara Meyer
Cedar Grove
Johno Cravens
Tom S.cravens
Cravens & Cravens
Batesville Bakery
Schmidt
No. Schroeder
Circuit Court of Ripley Co
State of
Charlotte Goether
Ripley County
Deana
Vocouu
ED C. Timmerman
Attys
John Vonderheide
Flsie
Cross Roads
HF. Byockinom
G.a.snow & CO
Washington, D.C
Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Mnd
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