Sunman Area Notes From Lawrenceburg to Versailles
Daily notes list visits and travel among residents including Albert Behlmer and family, Harry Eberg welcome with a son, Lieut. Tucker visiting, and numerous calls in Lawrenceburg Versailles Batesville Madison and Wilford. Weather frost days, a church lecture, quarterly meeting, farming activity and garden plowing. Distemper and storm damage reported with several town windows broken and trees down. Sympathy extended to local editor on bereavement.
Electric Bitters touted by Gettysburg veteran in ad
Fayette NY resident David Parker writes from Gettysburg boasting Electric Bitters cured years of stomach trouble and touts the tonic as a grand aid for aged health and female weaknesses. Ad claims include liver and kidney benefits with a $0.50 price and pharmacist guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Baas & Schultz
Local Social Notes From Nearby Towns
Bessie and Leslie Gray of Chicago stay with Mr. King Gray and family. Mrs. Robt Warman visited Mrs. Walley Neill south of town Thursday. Mrs. R T Olmsted spent Wednesday in North Vernon. Mrs. Willie Chandler of Dabney visited Miss Fannie Laswell south of town last week. Newt Jackson was in Cincinnati Thursday and Friday. Roy Hunter visiting friends in Bloomington this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Leslie Gray
Chicago
Mr. King Gray
Robt. Warman
R. T. Olmsted
North Vernon
Willie Chandler
Dabney
Fannie Laswell
Newt. Jackson
Cincinnati
Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Uses
The advert extols Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine used for a long time. It notes it is pleasant when mixed with water and sugar and lists Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Local visits and social calls in Shelbyville area
George Becker returned from a visit to his parents in Shelbyville on Saturday. Miss Annetta Pepper stayed with her sister near Salt Creek last week. Ida Goehringer and Lena Loescher called at Batesville Thursday. Daisy Sherwood and Nellie Wolf visited Cambridge City after returning from Indianapolis. George Reifel and Fred Stewart were in Oldenburg Thursday evening. Anna Roemer visited relatives from Indianapolis. W C Reifel and Lizzie Tuefel called in Metamora Wednesday. Louis Koerner and wife attended church at Cupps chapel Sunday. Herman Roemner of Milton stayed with family Saturday to Monday. L W Koerner was in Brookville on business Wednesday. Dr. Gibson of Batesville passed through Sunday. Louis Schuneman went to Batesville Sunday. G W Gloshen did business at Brookville Friday and Saturday. W D Alley conducted business at Metamora last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Sherwood
Indianapolis Vhursday
Nellie Wolf
Cambridge City
Herman Roemner
Milton
L. W. Koerner
Brookville
Sore Nipples Cure Suggested by Chamberlains Salve
A reader notice states that Chamberlains Salve, applied after nursing and wiped clean before the next feeding, may relieve sore nipples. The ad notes many trained nurses use the salve with good results and lists Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Local Notes and Social Visits Reach West Baden
Osgood Freds Snider seeks improvement at West Baden for health. Miss Ora Wooley spent Sunday with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Philips of Tell City visiting kin here. Ira Nicholas and wife from Milan visited relatives Sunday. Miss Margaret Marshino returned to Indianapolis after visiting parents. Mrs. Will Talbott listed as sick. Nicholas Wagner attends to business in Cincinnati. Nate Disbro and wife visited E Crum. Mrs. Sophia Stewart of Holton visited daughter Mrs. Chas Curry. Miss Ethel Starkey teaching a four week summer term. Sun Bros big shows arrive Saturday May 25.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsed For Cleanse
An advertisement claims appendicitis results from bowel abuse and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as safe cleaners and stimulants. It guarantees relief from headache biliousness malaria and jaundice and lists Bass & Schultz drug store as the seller for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Baas & Schultz Drug Store
Moores Hill College Team Beats North Vernon 17 to 0
Saturday saw Moores Hill College defeat North Vernon 17 to 0 in a home ball game. The local team dominated both offensively and defensively, with strong pitching and timely hitting sealing the win for the Moores Hill squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moores Hill College
North Vernon
Arnica Salve Praised In Chapel Hill Letter
J G Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina hails Buck Len Arnica Salve for fast relief from a felon and general sores burns and wounds. Advertisement claims it quickly eases pain and cures. Available for 26 cents at Baas and Schultz drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J. G. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N.C
Baas & Schultz's
Auctioneer Mr Wolf Praised for Skills and Popularity
A short notice commends Mr Wolf for abundant experience and good judgment, noting he is a capable auctioneer, well liked, and within easy reach. Call or write him for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Behlmer
Lawrenceburg
Harry Eberg
David Hair
California
Hazel Bielby
John Ees
Henry Sammeyer
H. G. Hielby
Lieut. Tucker
11Th
U.S. Infantry
John Bowers
St. Paul M. E
James Connelley
Milan
Charles Bowers
Moores Hill
Anthony Neuforth
George Tyrrell
Versailles
Dr. Vincent and
John Stewart
Herman Horches
Fredsteve
Clara Sims
Holman
W. W. McMullen
Wie
Harvey Robinson
Madison, Ark
Ward Stegner
Willie Goldschmidt
Mrs. Lemon
East Walnut Hills
Miss Clark
Seattle, Wash
Mrs. Vance
Henry Spreckleson
Velma Tucker
John Ross
Fred Rohlman
Lizzie Cowles
London, O
Otto Beer
Herman Lomatch and
Forest Corner
Wife
Will Warfield
Chas, Grether and Wife
Alice Neill
Clara Warman
W. P. Wheeler
Dillsboro
Chas. Ewing
Mrs. Smith Harrel
Holton
Irwin Baker
Elrod
J. L. Benham
Mrs
Edward Stubbs
Wilford, Ohio
Will Lang
Ft. Wayne
Misses Fryes
P. A. Row
J. A. Hunter
Versatliles
Roy Hunter
Bloomington
Pepphertow DN
George Becker
Shelbyville
Annetta Pepper
Wm. Stirn
Salt Creek
Ida Goehringer
Lena Loescher
George Reifel
Fred Stewart
Oldenburg
Anna Roemer
Indianapolis
W.C. Reifel
Lizzie Tuefel
Metamora
Louis’ Koerner
Cupp
Dr. Gibson
Louis Schuneman
G. W. Gloshen
W. D. Alley
Osgood
Freds Snider
West Baden
Ora Wooley
Mr. and
Mrs. Philips
Tell City
Ira Nicholas
Margaret Marshino
Will Talbott
Nicholas Wagner
Nate Disbro
E. Crum’s
Sophia Stewart
Chas. Curry
Ethel Starkey
Sun Bros
Walter A. Woop
the Meyer Lumber and Hardware CO
Holt
C.C. Edwards
Lelia DeVir
James Wirt
Greensburg
W. L. Severinghaus
J. IF. Severinghaus
J. S. Riley
Sparta
The
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
S. F. Turr
Pierceville
English
Rev
Manuel
Dupont
Hole
J. H. Noble
Otto Bedunnah
Rebecca Lodge
W. P. Dean
Manchester
M. Steinmetz
O. M. Lloyd
Jean Morris
Alta Hawk
Harrison, O
Tillie Smith
Wilmington
Franklin College
Baptists
Franklin
W. Whiteford
Odd Fellows Lodge
J. A. Scripture
Jacob Weiss
Aurora
J. E. Allen
Oil Prince, JR
Henry Kehrman
Batesville Mill
Henry Behrman
Prop
WM. F. Krieger
Indiana
J. W. Henry
Ripley County Board of Review
Auditor's Office
Nicholas Volz
Ripley County
Deere
Hamilton
Malta
WM. Krieger & Son
Henry Wolf
Newpoint
Pendleton Branch
Johnson Township
Auditor’s Office
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