Adams Church Doings and Local Visits Reported
Rain touched Adams county area last Saturday as residents note visits and family gatherings. Carrie Schutter returned from Indianapolis while Mrs. Wm Drockelman spent Friday with son H Drockelman and family. Dr J T Ratcliff and wife of Morris visited John Menchhofer and family. Worthington and sons aided John Fruchteicht with work last week. Mrs John Steinford and daughter Lulu traveled to Indianapolis to visit Mrs John Meyerose. H Brunnoing sold a year old colt to Adam Baas for 37 dollars. John Menchhofer and wife visited John Schutte and wife at North Branch Sunday. H Drockelman and family, John Schutte and wife, John Bergman and grandpa Bergman visited at Drockelman's Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Schutter
Indianapolis
Wm. Drockelman
H. Drockelman
J. T. Ratcliff
Morris
John Menchhofer
Worthington and
John Fruchteicht
John Steinford
Lulu
Ermy
New Life Pills Promised to Cure Headaches
An ancient ad claims Dr. King's New Life Pills quickly relieve sick and nervous headaches, improve blood, strengthen nerves, and boost health. Easy to take at 25 cents, with money back if not cured, sold by G A Baas, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Local Residents Take Short Trips and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kammeier visited relatives in Indianapolis last week. Miss Lydia Abplanalo left for Cincinnati Thursday to stay awhile. August Franke traveled to Batesville Saturday. Mrs. Kate Meyers of New Point visited friends here last week. Rev. G Edlich went to Louisville Monday for his brother in law’s funeral. William Miller returned home Sunday from Batesville to spend the day. John Schmalz and daughter Barbara visited Indianapolis part of last week. Many attended Sunday excursion to Cincinnati. Miss Cora Wiesehan of Cincinnati visits A Franke this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kammeier
Indianapolis
Lydia Abplanalo
Cincinnati
August Franke
Batesville
Kate Meyers
New Point
G. Edlich
Louisville
William Miller
John Schmalz
Barbara
Cora Wiesehan
Cincinnat
A. Franke
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters Patient Narrative
Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts a dramatic recovery from severe illness after three doctors gave up. He credits Electric Bitters, used for three weeks, with restoring his health and says the remedy saved his life. bottles sold for 59 cents at G A Baas' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
G. A. Baas’ Drug Store
Local notes and family visits in this vicinity
Wheat in the area may be poor this season. Herman Hesse began work at Hillenbrand’s saw mill in Dewey town. Mrs Tegeler and son Geo. did business at Sunman Saturday. Mr Huber and son from near St Peters visited Saturday. James Garrison and wife hauled wool to Spades last week. Mrs Maggie Abplanalp, formerly of Sharps Corner, now in Cincinnati, visited relatives here last week. J E Garrison and family of St Paul visited his parents last Tuesday. Jacob Abplanip Sr visited relatives in Indianapolis for several days. Henry Hesse and wife went to Sunman last Wednesday. Oliver Terry and wife welcomed a baby. Ottie Thomas, wife and son, visited uncle and aunt. Ben Schoetelkatte of St Peters was here several days. Mrs Lucinda Terry of Knights town visits her stepson south of here. Mrs Mary Shagger and babe drove to Sunman last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hesse
Hillenbrand
Deweytown
Tegeler
Geo
Sunman
Huber and Son
St. Peters
James Garrison
Maggie Abplanalp
Sharps Corner
Cincinnati
J. E. Garrison
St. Paul
Jacob Abplanaip, Sr
Indianapolis
Henry Hesse
Oliver Terry
Ottie Thomas
Ben Schoetelkatte
Dr. Abbott
Batesville
Otis Murrey
Laurel
Harriet Wiley
Brookville
James Allen
Harnet Wiley
Greensburg
Jacob Hammond
Corryville
Ross
Mrs. Ross
Henry Grimme
Miss Bowman
Rif Blacksidge
Kate
Ed High
Howard Gordon
Dave Hawkins
Mary
Minnie Amble
Edna Hutton
Connersville
Clara Staub
Chas
James Thorpe
Harvey Gorrell
Emma Musser
A.J. Miller
Kate Curry
Grandma McQueen
Peppertown
McCullum
M. E. Watkins
L. Wilson Kaler
Four County Herald
Andersonville
F. W. Ryan
DeWitt Dowdy
John Moore
John Wolf
Henry Gant
John Hartman
Metamora
Willson
Amos Martindale
High Ames
Willis Jones
Lewis Keener
Elder Crash
The
Christian Church
Thomas Lewis
Carter
Shelbyville
John Swartz
Arkansas
Adam Stockinger
Joseph Loyd
White's Hall
Versailles
Milan
Abbie Carnine
Dillsboro
T. G
Jefferson Braden
Lee Pendergast
Braden
New Discovery Cures Philadelphia Woman’s Cough
Annie KE Springer of 1125 Mewwart Street Philadelphia reports Dr King’s New Discovery cured her long standing hacking cough. She praises the relief from chest pain and improved sleep. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar. Trial bottles free at Baas’ drug store with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie KE. Springer
Mwewart St
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Baas’ Drug Store
Pleasant Pare and area folks visit relatives and church events
Henry Schrader and family and Mrs Fred Wisman spent Sunday with FF Georgemiller and wife. Henry Showers of Steamboat Landing passed through Friday en route to Batesville. George Yorn and Fred Crusie worked near New Pennington this past week. Mrs Louisa Gerhardt and daughter Lonetta returned to Rushville Monday. Henry Goyert and family and Geo Sleighbaum and wife attended Elmer Davis child christening at George Weber's residence with Rev Flautz officiating. Mrs Flautz and daughter Lotta were present, Mr and Mrs Peetz and son Henry attended church at Cross Roads Sunday. Several ladies assisted Dora Dieckman at a quitting Thursday. Mrs Lou Goyert of Batesville also partook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schrader
Fred Wisman
Georgemiller
Henry Showers
Steamboat Landing
Batesville
George Yorn
Fred Crusie
New Pennington
Louisa Gerhardt
Lonetta
Rushville
Henry Goyert
Geo. Sleighbaum
Elmer Davis
George Weber
Flautz
Lotta
Peetz
Henry
Cross Roads
Dora Dieckman
Lou Goyert
Sunday Pleasure Drive and Music At Dieckman's
Misses Sophia Pfeiffer Laura Beck Lauretta Gerhard and Henry and Fred Crusie John Wisman Henry Peetz and George Yorn spent Sunday evening at Dieckman's. Henry Crusite furnished the crowd with fine music, and the note praises his musicianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Pfeiffer
Laura Beck
Lauretta Gerhard
Henry
Fred Crusie
John Wisman
Henry Peetz
George Yorn
Dieckman
Henry Crusite
Metamora Residents and Visitors in Nearby Towns
Metamora residents and guests visited Brookville Greensburg Connersville and Laurel across the week. Notables include Dr Abbott Otis Murrey Aunt Wiley and Mrs Wiley visiting families and attending dedications. Local travel centered on attendance at I C O F I O F dedications and family visits with several trips to Brookville and Greensburg.
Local Harvest Notes From Wet Weekend
Rain last Saturday soaked fields. corn planting advances as wheat crops decline with many fields plowed up. Elm Grove festival postponed due to rain. local youths attended the Republican convention in Brookville. Census work assigned in Salt Creek and Butler townships. Apple crop expected to fail this season. A moth or pest is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove
Brookville
John Wolf
Salt Creek
Jonathan Foster
Butler Township
W.A. Alley
Connersville
Orchard Pest Strips Foliage Amid Firelike Scorching
Worms are stripping trees of foliage making orchards look as if affected by a fire. Fruit growers must spray frequently in spring to combat the pest. Local notes report illnesses, visits, and farming activities including land rented for corn on Pipe Creek, baptisms, preaching at Cupps Chapel, and Sunday school. Reverend J L Brown to preach next Sunday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Gloshen
Dr. McGuire
Metamora
Dr. Abbott
Batesville
Ed Crusie
John Hannebaum
Will Jane
Pipe Creek
Jesse Miller
Laurel Circuit
Cupp’s
J. L. Brown
Hamlin Alley
Brookville
Bosehee's German Syrup Free Sample Give Away Ad
An advertisement invites adults with colds bronchitis throat or lung troubles to visit Baas' drugstore for a free sample bottle of Bosehee's German Syrup. One bottle per person, not given to children without parental order. The pitch claims global acclaim and physician endorsement with a 75 cent bottle promising cure or proof of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas
Bosehee
Boschee
Village notes and people moving about in Milan region
Local items report Mrs Bennett ill. Glen Tucker on the section. families moving to Osgood and Versailles visits. Milan figures include Leonard Howard taking exams, S B Knowlton and Dr J R Pate visiting, George Seymour quitting section for farming, and a mushroom railroad camp west of town employing about hundred workers with forty teams. various calls and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Cochran
George
Chas, Jones
Holton
George Curtis
Washington
Ind
Albert Kemper
Golda Tucker
Versailles
Villas
The
Tribune
George Seymour
Prentice
Osgood
Thos, Blasdel
Milton Bricka
Stringtown
George Smith
Jas. Spencer
Milan
Cross Plains Weather and Local Happenings
Fine rain fell Saturday as Dr. William Wycoff of Colorado visited his parents for a week or two. Young Peak, who shot himself near the heart, is said to be recovering. Farmers near completion of corn planting. Mr. Schane leaves as mail carrier to Dillsboro. Joe Smith serves current. Mrs. Alberding and son Clarence visited Louisville. her parents will stay about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wycoff
Colorado
Young Peak
Schane
Dillsboro
Joe Smith
Versailles Court Adjourns and Local Notices Update
Versailles court adjourned last Thursday while new town officers were installed. Visitors included John Swartz of Arkansas and Abbie Carnine of Dillsboro. A jail escape occurred as Jefferson Braden sawed bars, with pursuit underway after sheriff and deputies notified.
Braden Sought for Kentucky Flight Cited as Bad Character
The report notes Braden likely heads for Kentucky where he once lived and claims an arrest would be difficult. Assessor John Livingston of Correct conducts business in Versailles this week. Also mentions the fifth grade graduation exam, Rev Sylvester from Moores Hill, Henry Busching and Clyde Kenan’s Madison trip, and Edward Hancock and wife visiting Batesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Braden
John Livingston
Versailles
Sylvester
Moores Hill
M. E
Henry Busching
Clyde Kenan
Madison
Edward Hancock
Batesville
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John Minger
Center
Chas. R
Catherine Dashiell
Jane Gettle
Franklin
Joseph W. Arnold
John P. Ruby
Elizabeth N. Dashiell
John W. Dashiell
Delaware
State of Indiana
George Nicholson
Shelby
Walter D. Merkley
Elizabeth Merkley
Albert Krick
Henry Rix
Ripley County
John D. Thie
Laughery
Bertha Ahring
John R. Cook
Wm. H. Clerkin
James Spears
Nellie Poe
Richard F. Bates
Brown
Harry Daniels
Decatur Journal
Drs. Kennedy & Keagan
Walnut ST
Ohio
State OF
Indiana
J. LaFayette T. Cox
Said
William A. Stowe
Wm. A. Stowe
T. Cox
Ripley
Bright
Holtin Chemical Co
Maiden Lane
N.Y
Nion Furniture CO
Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Mnd
H. Kramer
Board of Commissioners
George P. Sims
Buresville
Adam Mozer
Jacos Schumacher
Sheriff’s Sale
Ripley Circuit Court
Christian Bosts
John R. Edsell
Harry P. Edsell
A. D
Washington Street
George Grass
Said Street
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