Local People Doings and Court Visits Across Napoleon Area
Napoleon residents Versaille De Sherman Gookins and Albert Winters appear in town for business and court. Greensburg Wm Fleming, Marble Corner Dale Horton, Milan Helen Ruble, Aurora Frank Cox visit relatives. many shoppers and callers from Osgood Dearborn Indianapolis and Cincinnati. A marriage license is issued to Jacob Vetter and Eulala Neufarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Gookins
Napoleon
Wm. Fleming
Greensburg
Dale Horton and Son
Marble Corner
Wm. Kohlmeyer
Milan
Thomas Harper
Frank Cox and Family
Aurora
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad
A vintage advert promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a child friendly remedy for deep hacking coughs. It claims soothing pine balsams relieve the cough loosen phlegm and heal irritated tissues with a 25c bottle available at the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Big dance at the Batesville Fair Grounds Saturday evening
Residents report a social event at the Batesville Fair Grounds planned for Saturday evening May 26. Busy week includes visits among locals from Batesville Indianapolis Greensburg and Morris with many family and neighbor gatherings noted.
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Batesville Fair Grounds
R. B. Hodgson
Sarah Elizabeth
Ft. Wayne, Ind
J. J. Puttman
Big dance at Batesville Fair and local social visits
Ruth Waters of Napoleon visited Ben Bultman last week. Fred Pohlar Sr. was a caller at Batesville Monday morning. Alma Baas visited Mrs. Ben Bultman Thursday afternoon. Henry Pohlar wife and Otto Pohlar of Cincinnati spent weekend with John Pohlar family. Aug Richter and Adam Baas did business at Sunman Wednesday. John Schmocker of Batesville was in the vicinity Tuesday. Katheryn Baas returned to Batesville Tuesday after visiting home. Adam Huber Sr. was a caller at Sunman last week. Lewis Wittkamper and family visited Henry Reddert at Sunman Sunday. John Sieg and family of Spades spent Sunday with Adam Baas family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Timmermann
Batesville
George Deny
Madison
George Bovard
New Marion
Romuald Beckett
Mt. Tabor
G. T. Becket
Henry Cox
Catherine
Indianapolis
Philip Snedaker
Court House
Curtis Thompson
Moores Hill
Wm. Cross
Osgood
Wm. Heiderman
Dearborn
Thomas Laws
Milan
Raymond Olmsted
Cincinnati
Mrs. Olmsted
Belle Harper
Ira
Batesville Fair
Ruth Waters
Napoleon
Ben Bultman
Fred Pohlar
Alma Baas
Henry Pohlar
Otto Pohlar
John Pohlar
Aug
Richter
Adam Baas
Sunman
John Schmocker
Katheryn Baas
Ida
Clara Pohlar
Henry Baas
Pipe Creek
Adam Huber, Sr
Lewis Wittkamper
Henry Reddert
John Sieg
Spades
Local visits and social notes from Indiana and Ohio
New Point residents visit relatives in Ft Wayne and Indianapolis while Mrs. Coman visits Miss Starks. Mothers Day program delights at Christian Sunday school. Attendees at Rebecca Grand Lodge in Indianapolis and travels to Milroy Greensburg Cincinnati noted.
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Ollie Coman
Indianapolis
Cora Starks
Flora Freeland
the Christian Sunday School
John Schilling
Minnie Bredewater
Rebecca Grand Lodge
Virgil Minning
Mary Olive
Milroy
Mary Starks
Fred Wolf
Harvey Hoff
Miss Conley
Cincinnati
Will Thomas
Wm. Haas
Greensburg
Milan Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Theresa Hountz and daughter Nora were Milan callers Tuesday. H F Bohner and wife visited Milan Saturday. Frank Schornick and family attended their uncle's funeral in Milan Monday. Several from here went to a Delaware dance Saturday night. Louis Cook visited the Crossing Saturday evening. Grace Ethel and Roy Schornick called on Anna and Laura Stahley Sunday afternoon. Mamie Prakel and Lillian Bohner called in Milan Wednesday. Lane Hountz visited Lillie Bohner Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Hountz
Nora
Milan
H. F. Bohner
Frank Schornick
Louis Cook
Crossing
Grace
Ethel
Roy Schornick
Anna
Laura Stahley
Mamie Prakel
Lillian Bohner
Lane Hountz
Lillie Bohner
Took Her Down a Peg in Bradford Portraits of Women
Anecdote recounts George Ticknor, Boston publisher, meeting Lady Holland. She claims New England was settled by convicts, to which Ticknor replies that the Vassalls, her ancestors, were early Massachusetts settlers. The piece notes the Job Printing Tribune Office attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamaliel Bradford
George Ticknor
Boston
Holland
Big Four Time Table No. 34 36 16 14
A concise timetable listing four numbered trains or services labeled No 34 No 36 No 16 and No 14. The brief item presents schedule references typical of a railway or transit timetable. No further context or locations provided in the fragment.
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Versailles
Helen Ruble
George Ruble
Fred Little
Cross Plains
J. F. Lochard
Batesville Friends
J. B. Furlow and
Wilbur
Holton
Walter Wilson
Tory
Mrs
R. T. Olmsted
Albert Winters
W. W. Crone
George Adams
Benham
Dan Royce
Chas. S. Royce
Susan Ballman
Rising Sun
Fred Tebbing
G. Herman
T. M. Brenton
A. F. Shaw
W. Lemons
Friendship
Thomas O’brien
Dabney
Hattie Beebe
Wm. Beebe
J.C. Row
Perry Row
S. Levine
James Spencer
Daisy McCoy
Ira McCoy
Otis Puree
Mort Wycoff
Frank Wildman
Grace Rosengarn
Clarence Beall
Clara Warman
Opal Humes
Stella Day
The
Baptist Church
McQueen
Hubert Butts
Jesse McClure
Jacob Vetter
Lawrenceburg
Eulala Neufarth
New Pennington
Charles Peele
Mrs. Miller
Bert Hart
Ed. Hart
Robert McKee
Newpoint
Ambrose Hickman
Charles Knowland
William Pickett
Frances Thackery
Norma
Olin Gommel
David Pickett
John McHugh
Morris
Wm. Messersmith
Louis Goyert
Albert Weimer
Albert Gommel
Sharp's Corner
A. J. Bloom
Milaver
A. T. Nutter
Lyric Theatre
Delaware
M. Boerstler
Indiana State Board of Optometry
Albert H. Gommel
Batesville,Ind
A. R
America
F. Lindenmaier
Batesville Bank
Tribune
N. E. Gregory
Batesville, Indiana
Capital
Batesville Lumber Company
Lobe-Wernicke
Globe-Wernicke “Sheraton
Eoe Beernicke
Eer
Globe-Wernicke
Lincoln
Bavesvie
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