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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1906

Page

6

Cleanliness for sale at The Bates we Steam Laundry

Sunman locals report visits from friends and relatives including John Hodges and family from Shelbyville and Grace Hendrixson from Springfield. Several residents and guests travel to Cincinnati, Milan, Lawrenceburg, and Versailles while community events like the Rathbone Sisters drill draw strong attendance. The new creamery opens with two thousand pounds of first day receipts as G. B. Ashton plans a June vacation.

John Hodges Shelbyville Herman Bruns Lawrenceburg Lynn Bigney Ringling Cincinnati Lizzie Cowles New London Ohio John Meyerose Indianapolis Chester Flodder George Bruner Milan Almena Meyerose George Hendrixson Versailles Grace Ben Lane Penntowne Rathbone Charley Burnett Amelia Helena Behlmer Spades Fred Greve Miller Morris Jane Osting Mattie Endres St. Paul Christ Holwadel al Goodwin William Goldschmidt Richard Behlmer Batesville Grace Hendrixson Springfield Smith Jarvis Oxford Henry Busching George King John Stickler G. B. Ashton E. P. Ross

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Quick Relief

An 19th century advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a danger freeing, painless remedy for constipation with guaranteed results. The promo claims strength and vigor follow use and urges readers to try at 25 cents from ae & Schultz druggists.

Dr. King Ae & Schultz

Pleasant Pare

Mr Kirchner and family and her man Ziets and wife of Batesville visited Henry Klostermeyer and family Sunday. John Wisman wife and son Garnet called on relatives here Sunday. Minnie Meyer and gentleman friend of Cincinnati spent Sunday with her parents here. Henry Peetz is sick with malaria fever. Gottloib Peetz made a business trip to Batesville Sunday. Miss Bertha Busch is working at Batesville at present.

Mr. Kirchner Herman Ziets Batesville Henry Klostermeyer John Wisman Garnet Minnie Meyer Cincinnati Henry Peetz Gottloib Peetz Bertha Busch Ladies’ Society Fred Siebert Christ Steuri Anna Menchhofer Kate Wambigans Henry Goyert Cross Roads Osgood Swinburg John Wambsgans William Karl Robert Uter Sherman Hutson Fred Wonning Pleasant Park August Bultman Henry Bultman Mrs. Fisher Gottlieb Horstman Fred Stockinger Albert Bultman Bernard Whiete Louis Idlewine Milhousen John Rodgers Pike Ben Meeker John Ogden Eva Cruse Napoleon Henry Winsor Aelle Frantz Aurora Bosse Edward Huntersville William Menchhofer George Menchhofer

North Branch Community Teems With Sunday Visits

Mang and Gunter bale hay near Morris. John Prakel wife and daughter Christ Boblke of Stumke's Corner were seen en route to Batesville to visit their brother-in-law Henry Drockelman. Many neighbors spent Sunday with relatives and friends in Batesville and Anthony Dupps' home, with illness in the family noted.

Mang Gunter Morris John Prakel Spades Christ Boblke Stumke Christ Schorling Herman Ahrens John L. Schutter Chas. Siefert August Bultman Batesville

Local Social Notes From Sunman Area Visitations

Richard Beer of Sunman was among locals last week. Anna Pohlar and two nieces from Cincinnati visited Miss Pohlar's parents. Ed and Geo Cook of Sunman bought a mare from J L Abplanalp. Henry Borgerding and Mary Swer of Cincinnati visited his parents Sunday. Jacob William and Lizzie Abplanalp joined John Bauman's family at Sharps Corner. Dr Neffner of Wiesburg attended Mrs Lizzie Huber who is sick. Residents attended church at Penntown to hear the new minister's trial sermon.

Richard Beer Sunman Anna Pohlar Neices Cincinnati Miss Pohlar Geo. Cook J. L Henry Borgerding Mary Swer Jacob William Lizzie John Bauman Sharps

Community Notes From Clarksburg and Surrounding Areas

Clay Doles of Clarksburg visited his parents Thomas Doles and wife on Saturday. Rev Sylvester of Milford dined with J F Osting and wife Saturday while en route to Bright. Nellie Redington purchased a plane. Rev Thompson will fill his regular appointment here Sunday at 10 30 am. Bud Perry and family visited Isaac Redington on Sunday. Chas Redington has resigned as mail carrier to tend his father's farm.

Clay Doles Clarksburg Thomas Doles Rev. Sylvester Milford J. F. Osting Bright Nellie Redington Rev Thompson Bud Perry Isaac Redington Chas, Redington

Morris and Batesville Amateurs Split Baseball Games

Morris and Batesville teams played twin games with Batesville winning 7 to 6 on Sunday and Morris tying 8 to 8 in a prior clash. Reports note pitching, fielding, and a notable fly catch by Weigel. several local residents were listed as visiting or traveling to Cincinnati and Greensburg.

Batesville Steam Laundry Flora Harvey Cincinnati Carrie Henry Reuter W. F. Galbert Morris Batesville Boys Fred Bittner Will Voegle Pipe Creek Thursay

Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials in Norwood

Spades Chas McNeese and wife of Norwood Ohio visit relatives here this week. Mrs Anna Behr and granddaughter Millie Schmalz visited relatives at Lawrenceburg Sunday. Willie Wiesehan of Cincinnati visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Mary Prickel of Morris was here Thursday. Miss Mollie Nordloh hosted the Miss Mendel and Tangman of Wiesburg Sunday. Mrs Wm Gauck returned home from Cincinnati. A crowd of young people gathered at Miss Lizzie Wieseh's Friday for a pleasant evening.

Chas, McNeese Norwood Ohio Anna Behr Millie Schmalz Lawrenceburg Willie Wiesehan Cincinnati Mary Prickel Morris Mollie Nordloh Mendel and Tangman Wiesburg Wm. Gauck Lizzie Wieseh

Sunday Guests Visit From Nearby Towns

SwWHDENBURG residents Minnie and Bertha Norwold hosted visitors including Flora Hertenstein and Martha Hertenstein of Napoleon Laura Stagemoller and Edward Stagemoller of this place Anna Stevenson Sol Martin Leona Lock and Louis Bear of Pennington Leon Lehman Olive Lehman and others attended. Ernst Stagemoller Linda Ron road visited Rimstidt Sunday evening Mrs Bunselmeir injured wrist earlier. Local youth attending Pennington church included Chas Stevenson Frank Stevenson Anna Fromer Leon Lehman Bertha Norwold Minnie Norwold Edward Stagemoller Harry Newman and Lotta Oetjen of Napoleon.

Minnie Bertha Norwold Flora Martha Hertenstein Napoleon Laura Edward Stagemoller Anna Stevenson Sol Martin Slabtown Leona Lock Louis Bear Pennington Leon Olive Lehman Ernst Stagemoller Linda Ronroad Rimstidt John Bunselmeir Folke Chas Frank Stevenson Anna Fromer Bertha Minnie Norwold Harry Newman Lotta Oetjen

Ella Newman Visits Kin After School Finish

Miss Ella Newman visits her parents after completing a successful term at Sunman. Clayton Gage from Cincinnati plans a country move for health. Albert and Minnie Bultman of Batesville visit Burney White. Jacob Vankirk dies in Downeyville on May 9, his daughter Mrs Gosnell hosts the family. The Darrells travel to Downeyville for the funeral. Henry Bultman hosts a well attended Saturday dance with Laughery mandolin club providing music.

Clayton Gage Cincinnati Clayton Albert Bultman Batesville Burney White Jacob Vankirk Gosnell Downeyville Ind Mr. Vankirk Downeyville Clauce Darrell Decatur

Community Notes From Penn Townd

Ed Kneer paints in the area for Pete Baas. Susan J. Stahley visits from Cincinnati with brother John F. Stahley for dental work. Gertrude Wippel and Derce Stegner visit. Katie Mrntheiser studies music with Ruby Suoman near Spades. Horstman of St Peters visits. Geo Martin and Hazel Alexander ride together. A large Lutheran audience heard the newly elected minister’s first sermon. Rev. Schmidt and family have moved to Illinois for his pastorate. Wm McMullen and wife attend church services.

Ed. Kneer Pete Baas Susan J. Stahley Cincinnati John F. Stahley Gertrude Wippel Derce Stegner Wm. McMullen

Stomach Trouble Healed by Stomach and Liver Tablets

Mrs. Sue Martin of Falsonia Mississippi suffered stomach trouble for over six months. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her, allowing her to eat anything again. She praises the medicine and declares happiness in the cure. Sold by Baas and Schultz.

Sue Martin Falsonia Miss Chamberlain Baas & Schultz

Social visits and gatherings around Ballstown area

A flurry of visits and calls fills Ballstown scenes. Residents from Batesville Cross Roads and nearby towns travel to see friends and relatives, with Motives ranging from family visits to land rental arrangements and contractor business.

Fortunate Missourians Praise Dr King's New Discovery

A Missouri druggist recalls three customers cured of consumption by Dr King s New Discovery now in Graysville and calls it the most wonderful medicine. Surest cough and cold cure and throat and lung healer guaranteed by Baas & Schultz, 50c.

Livonia T. J. Dwyer Graysville

Osgood Memorial Day Observed and Local Visits

Memorial day will be observed in Osgood in all churches on Sunday May 27. Mrs H Yater returned from Indianapolis and is much improved. Grandma Gathman died and was buried at Glendale. Nick Wagner and family visited Olderburg. Mrs Ira Nicholas and children of Milan visited here. Mr and Mrs Bruce of Milan spent Sunday with the Talbotts. Ben Kelley and John Kelley visited Smith Kelley at Newpoint. Mel Lain and L Thomson were in town on business. Irene Eadens went to Cincinnati on business. Mr and Mrs Z Purday spent Wednesday at Milan. Mrs Missouri Rittenhouse of Seymour attended to business here Saturday. Mia E Ganton and children left for …

Joseph J. Harvey Harry Haymond J. T. Ratcliff Cincinnati Henry Schroeder Martin Bedel Huber Rheinhardt Huber Mike Gauck Cross Roads Henry Pulskamp Joseph Batesville Ramblers Weigel Updike and Wernke Morris—Oelrich Lucas Hank” Schrader Osgood H. Yater Indianapolis Gathman Grandma Gathman Glendale Nick Wagner Olderburg Ira Nicholas Milan Bruce Will Talbott Ben Kelley John Kelley Smith Kelley Newpoint Mel. Lain L. Thomson Irene Eadens Z. Purday Missouri Rittenhouse Seymour Mia, E. Ganton

Local Notices and Social Roundup from Greensburg Area

John Sammons called on friends in Greensburg last week. Harry Zierer of Batesville canvasses town for Royal Scroll. Otto Grove arrives from Albion to work at new creamery expected to start soon. Jacob Vankirk died at daughter's home Decatur county last week, mourned by local friends. James Laughlin returns to Illinois after spring stay with sister Rose Hazen. Mrs. Vassar and Mrs. Bruner attend Mr. Christie funeral at New Marion. Dr. Cox had Greensburg business. William Brown attends Louis Lane funeral at Milford. Rev. Sylvester visits Milford and attends Bro. Thompson lecture at MFE church. Henry Vogel family visit Adams area. Albert Johnson of Moore’s Hill College visits home. Charley Meyers returns from Greensburg work. Edgar Arnold family visit George Heimsath at Lock Springs.

John Sammons Greensburg Harry Zierer Batesville Royal ‘Scroll Otto Grove Albion Mich Jacob Vankirk Mary Gosnold Decatur County James Laughlin Rose Hazen Illinois Vassar Bruner Dr. Cox William Brown Louis Lane Brown Milford Sylvester Milford Charge Bro. Thompson M. FE Henry Vogel Adams Albert Johnson Moore’s Hill College Charley Meyers Edgar Arnold George Heimsath Lock Springs

A Mountain of Gold in Bucklen's Arnica Salve

Mrs. Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin suffered a running sore on her leg for 23 years until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. The 25 cent remedy is touted as a greatest antiseptic for piles wounds and sores sold by Baas & Schultz's drug store.

Lucia Wilke Caroline Wis Bucklen Baas & Schultz

Not if as Rich as Rockefeller

An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is unmatched, superior to all others for bowel complaints, suitable for children and adults, and easy to take when diluted. It urges every family to keep a bottle, sold by Baas & Schultz.

Rockefeller Médinate Chamberlain Baas & Schultz

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Bates North Branch Brance Swwhdenburg Ela Y TI Ella Newman Penn Towdm Wapolhom Ripley County Lew Laws Deed Bros E. M. Pegee I M. Pegee Henry Smith Hendrix Steinmetz Wm. Lochard James BE. W Wright Philip Ebel mMochard Chas. Cook Herman Oelrich James E. Wright Enginee Fran Philip Ebel A. Hiners D. McCallum Monroe Hyatt A. J. Chance Perry L. Jeffries Wm. Gardeman C. M. Shockle Rudolph Acher, Co Thompson &Obinson Enpareena Chas. A. Spencer Willson Harrison Small Jobe Prakel Hull Daria E. Wright Veces James BE Wright Geo. W. Schmidt Herman Harlemmert Gordon Mysi the Commissioners of the Counter- Ripley State of Indiana Sailles MC Gholas Volz Indiana Mattings and H H. Kramer Hostel & Company Oldenburg, Indiana Bathsville Offich John Gauck Sanitaire Iron and Brass Eds Mark Sanitaire Iron Bans Gees the Hillenbrand CO Washington William Krieger Laughery
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