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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
1
Local news column lists train schedules and ticket agents, gas stores, tailors, and travelers visiting Cincinnati. It covers people visiting Batesville from Morris and Newpoint, a G A R encampment travel note, and prices for produce. Also mentions De Witt's remedies and a school board meeting with new Batesville teachers.
Elder Oliver Carmichael of Muncie preaches an old fashioned gospel at the town hall Monday May 2 1900 on Believing in God from Romans 4 3 to 20. If he stays Tuesday his theme will be Christ as a Teacher From God. Also a note on rheumatism and Chamberlains Pain Balm offered by G A Baas and Bigney Co.
Memorial services are set for 7:30 p.m. Sunday May 27 at the German M E church with Rev Murphy of Greensburg delivering the sermon under the auspices of August Willich Post G A R. The town notes a scheduling oversight left the Union Sunday School waiting for the marshal completion.
The census will start June 1 across the nation and end in cities two weeks later. many will be away from home, risking undercounting. Heads of households should inform supervisors and leave written notes with a responsible neighbor to ensure answers reach enumerators. Supervisor: Charles W. Lee.
A daily ice cream offer at Engel's and notices of Millinery and clothing at the Fair store surface along with Indian linens and belts at Nick Blank's. Regional names span Shelbyville Columbus Oldenburg Casstown, with a church service featuring Rev Gringel and a Baptist Young People's Union convention in Cincinnati offering reduced iron clad tickets for travel in July 1900.
Batesville Indiana May 23 1900 Office of freemann Eros Fire and Aid Association Batesville ind submits resolutions on the death of member William A Stowe The association offers sympathy to his parents brothers and sister and asks publication in Batesville Tribune and transmission to bereaved relatives Members Gust Binder Louis Baas Ino Nordloh
State of Indiana vs Wm Bullard pleads guilty and is sentenced to 1 to 21 years in state prison. State vs Jefferson Braden sentences 2 to 14 years with $10 fine for assault and battery with intent. State vs Emmet Elder guilty on assault with intent. $25 fine and 3 months county jail. Civil cases involve Connelley-Francis Federle legatee claims versus Schriener on notes. defendants favored. Foreclosure against Cornet-Philip Messang to pay mortgage. Petition to sell Bertha Cravens real estate. guardian Thos Laws appointed. Deed ordered. sale report approved.
Testimonial from D J Moore of Millbrook Alabama praising DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as the finest pills they ever used. Claim they quickly cure liver and bowel troubles, endorsing the remedy by G A Baas.
Cultivators at Walsman's and Mrs. Fred Stempke visited Cincinnati and Greensburg Tuesday evening. Miss Ross canvassing town also traveled to Greensburg. Wool prices urged at H H Kramer's. Frank Benz and family went to Cincinnati Tuesday. Wanted German girl for general house work three fifty weekly to Mrs F T Meharry Indianapolis. Putman Fadeless Dye advertised by several dealers. Geo W Gelvin and wife visited Lincolnville to see ill mother. Rev W B Hargitt of Moore's Hill to preach May 26 at English M E church. Memorial sermon Sunday evening prompts change.
Roll of Honor lists room five pupils Edna Beck Edna Richter Josephine Rosen mund Edith Sick Alphons Nickel and Monroe Wonning as not absent or tardy. Indiana State Convention of Democratic Party in Indianapolis June 6 1900 offers excursion tickets June 4 5 at lowest first class one way fare good return by June 9 apply to local agent Cons J Doll. Beinke family visit to Indianapolis and Bates Ada residents noted. Advertisement for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with testimonial from J W Lynch. Product sold by G A Baas and Bigney Co.
The Fourth annual Rathbone Sisters convention for district No. 9 met May 11 in Castle Hall Sunman with delegates from Lawrenceburg Connersville Milan Brookville Versailles Batesville Blooming Grove Elrod Rushville and Sunman. Zena McMullen opened, Emma Toole presided, rituals by Euclid Temple No 145, reports and resolutions praised, and a Chinese Lantern Drill highlighted the evening program.
Aresta is sold under a positive guarantee to prevent contagion of gonorrhea, syphilis, and all private diseases. Price is $1.00. A written guarantee accompanies each vial. Particulars free. L.G. Hall Co. 616 Vine St. Cincinnati Ohio.
Timore Feeback and wife travel to Morris to likely establish residence. Miss Crum of Shelbyville returns from Oldenburg convent visit. Eugene Stowe and family from Indianapolis attend William A. Stowe's funeral. Highest price paid for country produce noted at N. Blank's. Seed potatoes and garden seeds offered at H. H. Kramer’s. Annual picnic set for June 16 1900. all invited.
A range of supplies including white lead oils mixed paints carriage and wagon paints black and red roof paints glass putty wallpaper paris green and insect powder is advertised as sold at the lowest prices, highlighting bargain offers for homeowners and builders.
The Ladies' Auxilliary announces a grand outing and ice cream and strawberry festival on Wednesday May 30 at St Clair's hall. Music by the Eiser band. The Knights of St John uniform rank will present an afternoon drill and a grand cake walk in the evening. Hot coffee and sandwiches served. Diep At Morris Indiana Monday evening May 21 1900 Clara May Osburn age 9 3 13 funeral today Thursday 10 am Penntown Thou art gone dear Clara and we miss thee.
Obituary notes William Allen Stowe born April 24 1883 died May 15 1900 at Batesville age 17. He lived in Batesville, attended public schools, worked until death and was buried at Huntersville on April 17 1900 with ministers Rev Bowers and Rev Wullschleger officiating. Burdened by loss, family expresses thanks through CARD OF THANKS amid funeral rites.
An epidemic of whooping cough last winter prompted John E. Clifford to praise Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy for curing his children’s coughs and croup. The note mentions the remedy sold by G. A. Paas and Bigney & Co. plus an upcoming ice cream and strawberry festival on Decoration Day May 30 1900 at St Clair’s grove with all invited.
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