Community Gossip Passes Through Versailles
Local residents and visitors listed include Mr. and Mrs. Harley Crum of New Marion shopping in town and many brief calls and visits to towns such as Osgood Indianapolis Cincinnati Madison Aurora Cross Plains and Frankfort. Names mentioned include Mrs. Francis Bovard Mrs. D O Williams and Mrs. James Wright with multiple family and social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Harley Crum
New Marion
Robert Warman
Clara
Osgood
Vida McCoy
Indianapolis
D. O. Williams
James Wright
Francis Bovard
New Mari
Pleasant Park Socials and Sunday Visits
Pleasant Park residents gather for visits across town with Anna Klostermeyer and family at Lewis Weber's. Several households attend a Cross Roads coffee social. Families including the Klos termeyers, Dieckmans, Wisman, Peetz, and Gunter host and visit kin in Balls Town and surrounding homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Klostermeyer
Elenora
Gilbert
Lewis Weber
Sadie Gunter
Jos. Kraus
Chas. Dieckman
Fred Norwold
Ballstown
Revival at M E church draws full house in Napoleon
Mrs L T Cox and children visit her parents J C Calicott in Butlerville. Ed Waters on sick list Ted Meyers drives the hack. Rollin Roberts of Indianapolis visits Miss Lora Grow. Mrs Allie Jackson and sister Beal of Versailles visit Prof Beal. Mark Mullen of Brookville visits sister Henrietta Eaton. Brother Lewis preaches plainly and practically to a full, attentive congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cox
J. C. Calicott
Butlerville
Ed. Waters
Ted Meyers
Rollin Roberts
Indianapolis
Lora Grow
Allie Jackson
Beal
Versailles
Prof. Beal
Mark Mullen
Brookvile
Henrietta Eaton
M. E. Church
Brother Lewis
Social notes from Greensburg and nearby towns
Mrs. Chas. Stillwell of Indianapolis visited her parents James McDermott and wife. Flo Freeland stayed with sister Mrs. Chas. Johnson in Greensburg. Elmer Siefert and wife from Batesville visited Chas. Meyers family. Mrs. Harvey Hoff of Waldron visited the Wolfe family. Opal May Evans born to B. Evans and wife on Thursday. Mother's Day services held at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert May
Roy
Benham
Wm. Castner
Dan Titus
Holton
Oliver Frye
New Albany
Henry Cox
Wm. J. Kelley
Gilmore
Nelson
James Noyes
Osgood
C. L. Hyatt
Cincinnati
Henry Bultman
Indianapolis
Chas. Stillwell
James McDermott
Flo Freeland
Chas. Johnson
Greensburg
Elmer Siefert
Batesville
Chas. Meyers
John Greene
Lillie Williams
Louise
Harvey Hoff
Waldron
Fred Wolfe
Ed. Hoff
John Hoff
Mike Hoff
Lawrynceville
Lon Maine
Wm. Crowell
Edna Crowell
Dave Martin
Family
Christian Church
B. Evans
Opal May
Local Social Roundup and Home Visits Reported
A series of weekend and Sunday visits are noted as Fred Bosse and wife, Joe Burwinkle and wife, and Chas Henry with Odella visited Borchelt’s. August Marticke and wife visited John Belter. families visited Ed Schone and others around town. Indianapolis and Cincinnati visitors noted. a home gathering with dancing is described. Also advertised is Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough syrup with its ingredients and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bosse
Joe Burwinkle
Chas
Henry
Odella
Borchelt
August Schimke
J. M. Marticke
Ed. Schone
August Marticke
John Belter
Henry Meyer
Albert Hackman
Wm. Schwier, Jr
Leona
George
Frank Bergman
Roy Fruchtricht
Raymond Henry
Adams
Wm. Meyer
Henry Wessel
Henry Hudler
Chester Belter
Indianapolis
Henry Blanz
Geo. Bushing
Cincinnati
Henry Bornemeier
Herman Bornemeier
Ed. Bornemeier
Chris. Ziegler
Springmeier
St. Maurice
Henry Holle
Ballstown Residents Visit Relatives and Attend Local Events
Fred Wenning and wife spent Sunday in Cincinnati with relatives. William Menchhofer and family visited Gottlieb Peetz at Pleasant Park. Attendees joined the ladies society at Cross Roads. George Geiger and family visited Charlie Krieger near Newpoint. More families visited Wm Karl and Ervin Wonning households and Lawrence Kestler at Fink's church. Farmers are plowing and planting corn. The German school began at Cross Roads Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Ahring
John Wisman
Garnet
John Gunter
Ervin Wonning
Ballstown
John Wiaman
Fred Wenning
Cincinnati
Wm. Menchhofer
Gottlieb Peetz
Pleasant Park
Ladies’ Society
George Geiger
Charlie Krieger
Newpoint
John Karl
Wm. Karl
Ralph, Wonning
Albert Karl
Eva
Lawrence Kestler
Fink’s
Sloan's Liniment Relief for Rheumatic Pain
Advert shows Sloan's Liniment easing rheumatic pain by stimulating circulation. A testimonial from James S. Ferguson of Philadelphia claims knee relief after one application. Product advertised as available at druggists for 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
James S. Ferguson
Philada
Local social and ball game notes from Sherman and Batesville area
NEW SALEM reports visitors at Sherman Hutson's with Geo Hoyer and Geo Gage calling and staying over. Mrs. Albert Hoyer and daughter visited Elmer Crowell and Rollin Hoyer. Miss Effie Schwier employed at Henry Schwier's. Logs hauled to Batesville with Claude Dorrel. Various families visited Clint Wilson and Sherman Gookin's Napoleon place. Batesville Athletes lost 9 to 4 to Hayti. next Sunday Kelly Ridge vs Hayti game hoped to draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hoyer
Sherman Hutson
Geo. Gage
Albert Hoyer
Elmer Crowell
Rollin Hoyer
Selector Thackery
Henry Menchhofer
Osgood
Effie Schwier
Henry Schwier
Claude Dorrel
Batesville
Miss Fairy Cook
Mrs. Colson
Clint Wilson
Clara Huneke
Sherman Gookin
Napoleon
Theodore
Harvey Johnson
Lee Dorrel
Gunter
Geo. L. Schwier
Hayti
Kelly Ridge Boys
Keep Your Skin Clear with Dr King’s Life Pills
A spring medicine claim promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills to keep bowels active and regular, cleanse the system, purify the blood, and improve complexion. Promoted as gentle, liver-stimulating and diagnostic for clear skin at druggists for 25.
Local Footnotes Highlight Weekend Visits and Purchases
Peppertown notes Brack and family spent Sunday with Conrad Brack at Batonville. Edith Ellerman returned to Laurel after two weeks with her parents. Will Marlin bought a Ford from Paul Munchel. Mrs. Teifel and Mrs. Ellerman visited Connersville. Atty Romer made a business trip to Oldenburg. Will Luke and family visited Geo. Reifel. Mr. Beckman bought a new Overland from Paul Munchel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Dr. King's New Discovery Ad Stirs Spring Cough Fears
An old advertisement warns of spring colds and guards against a chronic summer cough. It touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a ready laxative tar syrup that soothes coughs and cold symptoms. The copy claims 40 years of testing and urges readers to ask their druggist for a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
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