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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
7
Morris reporters note attenders for Pentecost Monday May 27 at St. Clair's hall. Various locals visit relatives in Greensburg Cincinnati Batesville and other nearby towns with social calls and family updates.
Emma Abonk of Cincinnati spent a few days with relatives here last week. Gertrude Degscher visited Katherine Ratheiser and returned home Sunday evening. Mrs. Weber spent a week with her daughter. Mrs. Joan Stahley hosted visits. Jesse Wainscott of Sunman was a business caller here Saturday.
John Prakel served as Batesville caller Saturday. Dick Einhous and family visited Lewis Bockhorst in Dillsboro Sunday. Wm Krelhop and wife with Sarah Hueneke spent Sunday with Herman Hueneke. Fred Kirchhoff’s personal property sale was held last Saturday at fair prices. Emma Luers of Laughery Bridge with Cora Buchwed and Anna Kurmelier of Cincinnati visited Fred Luers. George Meister and families joined Fred Luers at Pred Einbous's home Sunday.
Social visits and travels dominate the week with multiple Kansan residents at Cincinnati Indiana and Greensburg. Notables include Mrs Alfred Nieman and Mrs Henry Nieman visiting Madisonville and St. Paul, while others travel to Versailles Columbus Indianapolis and Batesville for family, business, and church ties. A marriage Hag: John Barting wed Carrie Thum. Mrs. Frank Bishop dies unexpectedly. The Sunoman ball team gets new uniforms and the Sunmano band debuts. The community rallies with visits to relatives and attendance at K of P Lodge events.
SHARES of weekend visits span multiple families with Bultman Dorre and Parmer names visiting or hosting in Batesville Greensburg Osgood and Indianapolis. Church attendance up at Riss church with a 2 pm Sunday school and 3 pm preaching. several residents reported travel to Salem Indianapolis and Winona.
SAaALLs Town residents report visits from the Menchhofers and Wehr families near Napoleon and Salem on Sunday. Martha Kein returns from Indianapolis eye treatment. Attended Mrs. Margaret Wessel’s funeral in Huntersville last week. John Wambsgoua returns from Indianapolis and Martinsville. William Gunter and Fred Gunter pass Napoleon enroute to Batesville to see John Gunter who fell ill. Mrs Meyer and her daughter visit Batesville residents.
Batesville notes list travels visits and family gatherings. Mrs John Schmalz visits Indianapolis relatives while Fred H Butt conducts business in Lawrenceburg. Others attend weddings and church events with St Clair s Hall events noted for May 27 and M E Church meeting.
Roy Fruchtricht of Batesville visited his uncle Ed Sthone and family over the weekend. Henry Siebert owns a new buggy bought last week. Mrs Wm Guyert and children Gottlieb Peetz and wife Mre Abbey and daughter visited Henry Peetz Sunday. Henry Poske and family and Sophia Dieckman German Dieckman and family were hosted by Fred Goertemiller Sunday. Dallas and Harvey Peetz visited relatives here last week.
Pred Baus of Indianapolis visited relatives Saturday. Louis Wittkamper and family with Grandma Wittkamper attended Henry Wittkamper’s Sunday. George and Fred Publar were Batesville callers Sunday. August Richter did business at Morris Friday afternoon. William Poblar of Batesville was a recent caller here. Louis Richter and family near Penntown visited Wm Bane and family Sunday. Mrs Anna Huber visited her mother near Pipe Creek Sunday. Mrs Henry Wittkamper had dental work at Batesville Saturday.
The administrator of the estate of Lewis Yorn, deceased, gives notice of a sale by order of the Ripley Circuit Court at 2 o'clock p m on Thursday May 2 2012.
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