Pleasant Pare F. W. Dieckman Visit and Local Arrivals
Pleasant Pare F W Dieckman and family from Greensburg visited relatives here Sunday. Fred Crusie and Joe Pfeiffer traveled to Newpoint Saturday. George Beck and wife from Batesville visited relatives here Sunday. Local youths visited Oldenburg Thursday. The women’s society at St Paul centre met at Fred Siebert’s Wednesday. Louis Fichtner of Batesville called here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Dieckman
Greensburg
Fred Crusie
Joe Pfeiffer
Newpoint
George Beck
Batesville
Oldenburg
Women’s Society of the
St. Paul
Deafness Cure Donation Sparks Free Ear Drum Plan
A wealthy donor who recovered hearing through Dr Nichol son’s artificial ear drums gave 25000 dollars to The Nicholson Institute in New York to fund free ear drums for deaf people unable to afford them. Address: 780 Highth Ave New York.
Rainy Week Quietly Touches Penntown Area
A rainy Monday night eased into a quiet week as residents reported travel for business to Sunman and Pipe Creek. Monday visits included Mrs Hummel and Mrs Goodapple with her daughters while Jacob Abplanalp and James Garrison with wife were among those making local calls. A Mosmeier dance drew a good crowd and Mr Graffe from Manchester bought hogs nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garrison
Sunman
Jacob Abplanalp
Graffe
Manchester
Louisa Goodapple
Ratheiser
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Headache Relief
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. Claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and boost health. Easy to take and cost 24 cents with money back if not cured. Sold by G A Baas, local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Local Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits
Mrs Schomber and sister Mrs Osburn visited Batesville on Friday. Henry Pohler and family spent Sunday with Geo Huber on Pipe Creek. A G Osburn traveled through on his wheel Sunday. Tom Friar of Spades called on Jobe Galle and family. Local youths attended the Penntown hop Saturday. Mary Wittkamper of Cincinnati visited Henry Kroenke. Chas Crusa and wife of Haymond passed through en route to Batesville Monday. Nick Volz of Morris bought a fine horse from Mr Schafer Monday. Mrs John Krummel of Morris visited Thursday with Mrs Kate Osburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pohler
Geo. Huber
Pipe Creek
A.G. Osburn
Tom Friar
Spades
Jobe Galle
Family
Penntown
Mary Wittkamper
Cincinnati
Henry Kroenke
Chas. Crusa and Wife
Haymond
Batesville
Nick Volz
Morris
Shunders at the Past Cure All With Electric Bitters
Mailcarrier Burnett Manon of Levan na Ohio recalls three years of kidney trouble with dull back pain. After using Electric Bitters he credits six bottles with a full recovery and renewed vigor. The tonic, said to regulate stomach liver kidneys and bowels, costs 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett Manon
Levanna
G. A. Baas
Local Social And Family Notes From Sunman Area
Mrs. Holwadel and Mrs. Thomas drove to Sunman Friday. James Garrison and wife visited their daughter at St. Paul Thursday. Jacob Hillenbrand planned road work for Tuesday after Saturday stop. Herman Grothause did business at Sunman Friday. Henry Pohlar and family of Sharp’s Corner were guests of George Huber’s family Sunday. Fred Abplanalp did business at Sunman Saturday. John Rosfeld bought a corn planter from Mr. Reuter at Morris last week. Martha Abplanalp and family attended Baptist church at Penntown Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Grothause
Sunman
Henry Pohlar
Sharp's Corner
George Huber
Fred Abplanalp
John Rosfeld
Reuter
Morris
Martha Abplanalp
Baptist Church
Penntown
Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Featured in Cisco Tex
The article touts Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs colds and lung troubles with a testimonial from J J Hager about his wife suffering severe hemor rhages. It claims complete cure and offers trial bottles free at Geo Baas drug store with prices 50c and 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cisco
Tex
Geo. Baas
Morris Area Social Notes Add Minor Visits and Guests
Spades The Misses Bila Dupps and Minnie Scherling of Morris called Tuesday afternoon. Henry Lattkamp a shoe drummer from Cincinnati visited Wednesday. H W Terry and H Schumacher of Morris repair buildings on Nick Volz farm nearby. Mrs C M Osburn and Miss Lizzie Merk of Morris shopped Tuesday. Miss Miller departed for Cincinnati Monday morning. Henry Stockman and family visited Morris relatives Sunday. Henry Franke attended Milan Monday. Mrs H W Terry visited relatives here Saturday. The Misses Ida and Gertie Clemens of Lawrenceville were here Sunday. Walter Fitch of Indianapolis visited relatives and friends last week. Orley Stewart of Batesville is visiting home folks presently. Ollie Faulkner and wife of Moore's Hill spent several days last week with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila Dupps
Minnie Scherling
Morris
Henry Lattkamp
Cincinnati
H. W. Terry
H. Schumacher
Nick Volz
Miss Miller
Henry Stockman
Henry Franke
Milan
Ida and
Gertie Clemens
Lawrenceville
Walter Fitch
Indianapolis
Orley Stewart
Batesville
Ollie Faulkner
Moore’s Hill
Medicine to Promote Filtration and Urine Control Sold in Batesville
A remedy is described to aid blood filtration and reduce urine overproduction. The product is offered for sale in Batesville by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
G. A. Baas
Miserable health cure touted for dyspepsia and liver issues
The ad claims most Americans suffer from dyspepsia and liver complaints with sour stomach headaches and other symptoms. It promotes August Flower at 75 cents and promises relief after two doses, urging readers to visit their druggist and consult Green's Prize Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
G. A. Baas
Various Local Visits and Plans Reported
Mrs. C. H. Willson returned Monday from a visit to Indianapolis. Mrs. Keyes spent several days in Madison. Clyde Kenan will go to Madison in June to attend business college. Mrs. Edward Hancock was in Balls town for one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Willson
Indianapolis
Keyes
Madison
Clyde Kenan
Business
Edward Hancock
Ballstown
Local Notes and Socials from Moore Hill and Nearby
Grace Benham visits friends at Moores Hill. John Harper returns from Logansport after the G A R encampment. John Spencer and Frank Jones transact business in Cincinnati. Walter Beer back from North Vernon. Band concert enjoyed by all. Mrs McCoy and children move to Sharpsville to join husband. Daubenhewer family moves into McCoy property. Florence Whitcomb visiting relatives. Mrs Coleman returns from Kentucky. Local school boys to Batesville for a ball game. Marriage licenses issued Peter Staub to Mary Kirch Magdalene.
Starks, Tra OC Land Transfers Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary notes show transfers involving Starks at 18 St Magdalene and Bryantsboro, with names John P. Adan and Barbara Brindley linked to Mt. Sterling and Rosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Adan
Marble Corner
Rosa
Starks
St. Magdalene
Tra
Land
Bryantsboro
Barbara Brindley
Mt. Sterling
Generosity Aids Sufferers With Free Trial Bottles
Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds has given away over ten million trial bottles and claims to have cured thousands of hopeless cases. It treats asthma bronchitis hoarseness and all throat chest and lung diseases. G A Baas druggist offers a free trial bottle with 50c and 1 price guaranteed or refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Ascension Day Fishing Parade in Batesville
In Batesville during the reign of William, seventeen youths and maidens planned Ascension Day fishing, hiring a chariot and a charioteer to the Yellow Banks on the Whitewater. The group debated the holiday’s sacredness and chose to honor a day of fishing and revelry, gathering names of the maidens and signaling a local, paged gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Batesville
Govert
Stewart
Yellow Banks
Franklin
Alpha
Omega
Cleo
Frank
Starks
Maud
Adolphus
Emma
Cort
Bauman
Flossie
Clinton
Mabel
Dearborn
Edith
Ponlman
Carrie
George
Ella
Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist Promotes Swamp Root
An advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It warns of Bright's Disease and claims widespread success, urging readers to obtain samples, a book, and to mail for more information from Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, New York.
Journey of the McDuiffee and companions to Yellow Banks
A group of young men and maidens from various houses travels from Oldenburg through Peppertown to Metamora and Yellow Banks. They fish the White Water River without bite, host a feast with boiled eggs, dine on linen spread on green banks, and share a swift return to Batesville amid rejoicing, yet none catch fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDuiffee
Elmer
Heidt
Frank
Osting
Harry
Gelvin
William
Neil
Donald
Irvin
Greemann
Monroe
Kretzmeier
Oldenburg
Peppertown
Metamora
Yellow Banks
White Water
Batesville
Selah
Home Gold Cure touted as a cure for drink habit
An advertisement claims the Home Gold Cure can self cure alcoholism at home without publicity. It promises a nonnoxious, pleasant treatment that neutralizes poison in the body, with guaranteed results and a price of one dollar plus full directions and physician advice. Also includes local notices about peddler licensing and a dyspepsia testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwen B. Gines & Co
Market St
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Fichtner
Philip Schumacher
Mosmeier
Piph Crebe
Brigat
Foltin
Loltin Chemical Co
Maiden Lane
Grace Benham
Moores Hill
John Harper
Logansport
Messrs
John Spencer
Frank Jones
Walter Beer
North Vernon
Fred Daubenhewer
McCoy
Florence Whitcomb
Peter J. Staub
Mary Kirch
Magdalene
Vvilker
Bright
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
C. W. Roberts
North Creek
Ark
Bulloins
John Meyer & Bro
Kentucky
John Dittus
Henry Buschmann
Third Street
Central Avenue
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Reed Rocker
Union Furniture Company
Batesville, Indiana
Buffalo
Rainbow City
Niagara’ Falls
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua
New York
Boston
W.J. Lynch
Deppe
A.G. PL
T. A. Cincinnati
John O Cravens
Versailles
Om S
Cravens
Cravens & Cravens
Wallace Campsbell, OD. D. S
Greemann, Wilker & CO
Herman H. Wessel
Church
Huntersville, Ind
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