Plentiful Social News In Haymond and Morris Areas
Farmers plant corn as Kuebel and Co shipped stock Sunday. J J Harvey attended Haymond church. Ex trustee Ben Jonnebaum visited and danced. Earnest Williams and Lizzie Zins wed in high mass. Lena Bruening and Anthony Tupps wed in Morris and move to Indianapolis. Mary Lechner ties with Philips Wuesterfeld at St Anthony's. A ball game Batesville reserves vs Orioles 1 from here. Widespread wedding attendance from Cincinnati and Batesville. Garfield Osburn travels to Bakersfield. Proclamation ends open saloons on Sundays.
Arnica Salve credited with saving life after injury
A Belle Plaine Minnesota letter describes a friend severely injured hand swelling like blood poisoning. Mucklen's Arnica Salve supposedly drew out the saison, healed the wound and saved his life. Baas and Schultz drug store offers it for 25 cents.
SHARPS CORNER NOTES FROM WEEKEND EVENTS
SHARPS CORNER REPORTS social visits and local gossip. Weston Thomas and wife of Spades visited C M Osburn Sunday. Henry Schomber and family spent Sunday with Adam Staas and family. Miss Katie Holwadel and a male friend from Sunman were here Friday. Hayes Osburn invites horse buyers traders. John Bauman attended Morris Monday. Hayes Osburn traveled to Spades Tuesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Thomas
Spades
C. M. Osburn
Henry Schomber
Adam Staas
Katie Holwadel
Sunman
Priday
Lightning hits Basilstown barn injuring mules
The Basilstown report notes a lightning strike on Lewis Strasinger's Milan area barn twice in one day. One mule died and two were deafened by the shocks, while the barn suffered only minor damage. Various local visits and family news accompany the brief item.
Milan street fair and local notices from Milan
MNGbA IW Ira J. Nicholas returned from Indianapolis where he attended embalming school. Milan residents attended the Aurora street fair. Grace Spencer works as stenographer in Milan Ex change. Gev. H. Russ and wife plan a new home on the south side. Mrs. Mary Abbot’s residence near the Universalist church is nearing completion. Bert W. Connelley and his mother plan a two week trip to Kansas. Carl Cross of Cincinnati bought Floyd Kissel property on North Main St for 1,000 dollars. In Ira J. Nicholas’ absence Harry Parker led Wm. H. Wilson’s funeral. Clarence Steinmetz leaves barber trade for another line. Howard Hunter to run the business. Nicholas & Howard sell Koippenberg ice cream and other treats. Ida Lubring returns to Cincinnati under M. W. A. Ball. Mrs. Hamilton remains poorly. Frank Cole returns from Cincinnati. Joseph Ball and Josie Dean of Indianapolis visited her parents Robi Dean and wife. Mrs. Ira Nicholas returned from Brownstown. Léon Levy, Everett Shaffer and Horace Koenig of Cincinnati spent Sunday with parents. Young folks gathered at Herman Rupker’s Saturday night. O. P. Wynn of Old Mexico and Ed Wynn of Ohio County visited John Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. Nicholas
Harry Parker
Wm. H. Wilson
Clarence Steinmetz
Howard Hunter
Osgood Sees Warm Weather and Baseball Sunday
Nearly every resident attended the baseball game as warm weather returns. Local residents travel between Cincinnati and Indianapolis for business and visits, including W R Glasgow, D Freemann, Nick Wagner, Less Galbraith, and Thomas Larabee. Osgood’s team is praised after a Sunday turnout by Newport KY players, with Kentucky fans noting the home team’s strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Osgood
Sunman Area People Move About Saturday To Sunday
Ottie Thomas transacted business at Sunman on Saturday afternoon. George Gartenman was in town Saturday afternoon. Several from here attended the sale at Henry Erfman’s in Penntown Thursday. Nellie Robinson of Sunman visited friends here Sunday afternoon. Anna Bower with Carrie and Lizzie Schaler of Penntown spent Sunday afternoon with Lizzie Abplanalp. Fred Rohink sold his farm to Christ Roberts of Lawrenceville last week. Walter Pohlar and Theodore Pohlar near Penntown spent Sunday with cousins Id and Walter Haver. John Ross of Sunman was in our midst one day last week. Jacob Abplanalp was at Sunman Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bower
Carrie
Lizzie Schaler
Penntown
Lizzie
Fred Rohink
Christ Roberts
Lawrenceville
Walter and
Theodore Pohlar
Id and
Walter Haver
John Ross
Sunman
Ball at Morris Draws Local Guests and Visitors
William Rennekamp and Anna Bischoff attended a ball at Morris last Saturday. John Crusa of Sedalia, Missouri is visiting his brother after fifteen years away. H RR Osburn of Sharp's Corner stayed several days while cutting timber bought from Rennekamp Bros. Chester Walipe had a bad accident when his horse ran away on Monday. Dr Glaser of St Peters treated his injuries. C G Harvey of Haymond called Tuesday evening. Garfield Osburn left for California to spend months with relatives. George Cook of Brookville called Wednesday evening. Jake Hildenbrand and his son Josie were at Haymond Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Walipe
Dr. Glaser
St. Peters
C. G. Harvey
Haymond
Social and local notes from Sundays and dances
Tony Schneider and family spent Sunday with J. Durchholz and family. Several from here attended the dance at Morris Saturday evening. Henry Erfman’s sale last week drew a good crowd and fair prices. Lewis Klein visited with his mother and moved to Rush County. Maggie Faber returned from Cincinnati. Albert Huggler of Tipton County spent several days with relatives. Farmers begin planting corn but are late due to wet ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Huggler
Tipton County
Local Social Notes and Sweepstakes at A Franke’s Store
Walter Fitch visits Indianapolis this week and Batesville residents George Behr and wife and Ed and Dan Kammeyer visit their relatives here. Myrtle Meister travels to Cincinnati to visit relatives. The Reed rocker sweepstakes at A Franke's store names ticket Nos. 690 and 14 as potential winners with a 15 and 25 day reporting window respectively, 1476 as a later possible winner if others fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Franke’s
Pleasant Park Social Roster Includes Batesville Visits
Pleasant Park notes list Lizzie Klostermeyer and Elmer Klostermeyer visiting relatives in Batesville. Henry Puske and family from Batesville called on local relatives. Henry Meyer builds a new addition to his house. Harry Timmerman and companion from Batesville visited Becks. Bertha Busch stayed with her sister in Batesville. Albert Zierer and family from Batesville enjoyed a Sunday drive. Freda Siebert spent weeks with relatives in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Klostermeyer
Elmer
Batesville
Henry Meyer
Albert Zierer
Saved by Dynamite Cough Cure Promises Public Trial Bottle
Calhoun Ga resident Z T Gray recalls his wife’s aggravated cough. After two doctors failed, Dr King s New Discovery eased the cough and brought sleep and cure. Sold at Baas Schultz drug store for 50 cents and 1 00 with a guaranteed trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Gray
Calhoun
Dr. King
Baas & Schultz’s
Ed Hildebrand and local farming shifts noted at Sharp's Corner
Ed Hildebrand works at Sharp's Corner while Henry Erfman sells his farm and stock and rents in town for the summer. Henry Kammeyer acts as auctioneer as a crowd buys with good prices. Ed Schmidt and family visit Batesville. Miss Clara Krummel from Morris attends church. Rev Schmidt and daughter seen in Batesville. Garland flour advertised with each sack warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Erfman
Mr. Hackman
Batesville
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Morris
Kuebel & Co
J.J. Harvey
Ben Jonnebaum
Earnest Williams
Indianapolis
Lizzie Zins
Anthony Tupps
Lena Bruening
Adam’s Church
Philips Wuesterfeld
Ballstown
Mary Lechner
Wats Place
St. Anthony’s Church
Orioles
Lewis Wittkamper
Gus Volz
Lorena
New Alsace
Josephine Harvey
Mary Fletcher
Pohlman
Oldenvare
Woerdemann-Suttmoeller
Martin Blech
Alice
Lizzie Suttmoeller
Henry Efker
Rosa
Geo. Wolf
Mary Dierkes
Mary Schneer
Rowilda
Kate Schene
Josephine Schmitt
Joseph Kleiman
Cincinnati
Geo. Fischer
Ben Schene
C. W. Gibson
Garfield Osburn
Agna Thiel
Jacresville
Mortis
Sunnyside Fishing Club
Mrs. Hildebrand
Bakersfield
Cal
John Rennekamp
J. B. Renneebaum
Hayes Osburn
John Bauman
Basilstown
John Hueneke
Verling
Lewis Stockinger
John Hoyer
Bertha
Anna Menchhofer
Maggie
Fred Gunter
Rev. Flantz
Cross Roads
Narwold
Lewis Strasinger
Milan
Wesley
Rushville
Fred Wenning
Karl
Napoleon
Mr. Michael
Robert Uter
Martha Stockinger
Fred Norwold
Christ Stears
Huntersville
Mngba IW
Harry Dean
Luella Koenig
Aurora
Wright
Grace Spencer
Milan Business Exchange
Gev. H. Russ
Bert W. Connelley
Kansas
Carl Cross
Floyd Kissel
North Main St
Mr. Cross
Manchester
Nicholas & Howard
Koippenberg
M. W. A. Ball
Ida Lubring
Frank Cole
Joseph Ball
Josie Dean
Robi. Dean
Ira Nicholas
Brownstown
Léon Levy
Everett Shaffer
Horace Koenig
Herman Rupker
O. P. Wynn
Old Mexico
Ed Wynn
Ohio County
John Wynn
W.R. Glasgow
D. Freemann
Nick Wagner
Queen City
Less Galbraith
Latonia, Ky
Thomas Larabee
Irene Hadeus
Margaret Marshner
Len Butler
L. Decker
Carrie Kissel
Louisville, Ky
Missouri Rittenhouse
Seymour
Mrs. R. Harding
Rev. Straun
The
Christian Church
Henry Carrington
Bertha Eads
Mrs
Harry Andrews
Charles Saddler
Dela Ware
Mrs. Saddler
Sarah Kitts
Auntie
Sarah
Versailles
Mr. Williams
Koston
John Pruitt
William Francisc
Sokdraug
Ck&poul Ron
Thedford
Phrrasurs
Kas
J. 5
Hasson
Ottie Thomas
George Gartenman
Nellie Robinson
Baptist
Jacob Abplanalp
William Rennekamp
Anna Bischoff
John Crusa
Sedalia
California
George Cook
Brookville
Jake Hildenbrand
Son
Josie
Soe
Batesville Tribune
Tribune
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
United States
Ripley
Franklin
Decatur
International
Batesville, Indiana
Tony Schneider
J. Durchholz
Family
Lewis Klein
Rush County
Maggie Faber
Walter Fitch
George Behr
C. BE. Wiesehan
Greensburg
F. Fruchtricht
Minnie Bruning
Ed and
Dan Kammeyer
Myrtle Meister
Pleasant Park
Henry Puske
Harry Timmerman
Lady Friend
Red Beck
Wife
Bertha Busch
Freda Siebert
Penn
Ed Hildebrand
Sharp’s Corner
Dr. Spencer
Moore’s Hill
Ourburg
Henry Kammeyer
Ed Hornberger
Ed Schmidt
Frank Volz
Schmidt
Pipe Creek
Clara Krummel
VIA
Big Four
W. J. Lynch
Gen. Pass. Agt
Just
Dufaly
Busey
Vonderheide
George Street
Batesville Bank
A. Hackman
A. J. Hassmer
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