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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1909

Page

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Batesville Base Ball Club Wins Opener 2 to 1

Batesville open the season at the fair ground diamond before a record crowd defeating Cincinnati’s Astons 2 to 1. Brooksbank pitched well in a clean game. a ninth inning error prevented a shutout as Watters scored on a wild throw. Oelrich and Wernke scored Batesville’s runs.

Batesville Baseball Club Fair Ground Astons Cincinnati A. Nickel Brooksbank Watters Oelrich Wernke Batesville

Batesville Indians Saturday doubleheader with Nebraska Indians

Batesville hosts the Nebraska Indians Saturday at 2 30 in an expected fans treat. Donnell will pitch for Batesville with Al Nickel covering third. Admission is 25 cents.

Batesville Nebraska Indians Donnell Royals al Nickel

Public Sale at Henry Moeller Farm Near Batesville

A public auction at the Moeller farm four miles west of Batesville and two miles east of Newpoint on the new pike offers draught horses Shorthorn cattle hogs hens harness buggies carriages wagons farming equipment and household goods. Ten month credit on sums over five dollars with note and security. sums under five dollars cash. Sale starts at 9 a m.

Batesville Knochsburg Newpoint New Pike Henry Moeller

Sun Bros. Big Show Delivers Late Arrival At Local Grounds

The Sun Bros. big show arrived by a special ten car train on Wednesday and performed creditably both afternoon and evening. Despite good performances attendance and finances were disappointing. The act left Thursday morning for Middletown Ohio. Joe Benz of Clarksburg in the Pennsylvania West Virginia league is back home for rest after three wins and a strained arm in a later start. The manager expects a full recovery after rest.

Sun Bros Middletown Ohio Joe Benz Clarksburg Joe

Earl Taylor Dead in Mobile Telegraph Notice

Mrs Anna Bryant received a telegram from Mobile announcing the death of her daughter Earl Taylor on Monday. The remains will be shipped to Batesville arriving Wednesday evening. Funeral likely at English M E church Friday with interment in Huntersville cemetery. Deceased about 25. Albert Peine resigns from First National Bank for Cincinnati. Fred Drescher and a friend from Cincinnati visited Hamburg on Sunday. See Behlmer Bros for building materials and red cedar shingles. For Rent two living rooms call Alk Wycott. Sweet Marie Sundays at Blank's Pharmacy.

Anna Bryant Mobile Ala Earl Taylor Batesville M. EF Huntersville

Franklin County wets win local option vote

In Franklin County the local option election held last Saturday favored the wets by a substantial margin. A large turnout benefited both sides as voters across townships cast ballots supporting liquor sales in their communities.

Franklin County Franklin

Fishermen's Luck on White Water Banks

Batesville youths planned an early fishing trip to White Water with high hopes. A cold rain halted plans and left them returning with baskets full of grub instead of fish. They recover, and healthy youth spirit may help them rise again.

Batesville White Water

Prompt Payment by Metropolitan on Death Claims

Metropolitan Insurance Company promptly paid death claims in seven days after forwarding. For WM Huseman the widow received 102.13, $22.13 above the policy. A paid-up policy for Clara Belle Meyer was also paid promptly with $2 more than the paid-up amount due due to the Increasing Life and Endowment plan. H W Terry, Agent.

Metropolitan Insurance Company Wm. Huseman Metropolitan Sife Clara Belle Meyer

Card of Thanks for Hiram A. Mann

The children and grandchildren express gratitude to friends neighbors and the minister Rev. G. W. Bower and the undertaker for their assistance during the long illness and death of Hiram A. Mann. They also thank the J. O. R. M. for floral tributes and help. May God reward you.

Hiram A. Mann G. W. Bower

Local Notes From Sunman And Nearby Visits

Mrs. Kassen of Sunman returned home Sunday after visiting her daughters for a week. Rev. Arthur Gringel and Frank Walsman traveled to Indianapolis on Tuesday for business. Mrs. Henry Johanning visited Cincinnati friends on Saturday. Blank's Pharmacy carries Sherman-Williams paints and wallpaper. Thie and Vonderheide offer lawn mowers and rakes. Florac makes old furniture look like new.

Arthur Gringel Frank Walsman Indianapolis Floriac Blank’s

Tragedy and violence follow ginseng trip death by train

William Nobbe of near Hamburg was struck by a train between Sunman and Weisburg while walking to Cincinnati to gather ginseng and died from crushed legs. In Sunman he was identified by Hittel of Batesville. George Saegel of near Hamburg, later quarreled with Herman Bruns in Ea Cook’s saloon, pulled a gun, injured Bruns, was restrained, bound over to court with bond set at 3500, later raised to 1900, and released until next term. alcohol likely impaired Saegel’s conduct.

William Nobbe Hamburg Sunman Cincinnati Weisburg Nobbe Due Hittel Batesville Mr. Hittel Saegel Bruns Squire Wiesehan Versailles

Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule for High School Graduates

Four examinations will be held during January through August for high school graduates, each offered in two divisions on the last Saturdays of the months listed. Division one covers Algebra Plane and Solid Geometry German or Latin and Physical Geography. division two covers Science Zoology or Botany and English American Literature English Literature Rhetoric. The teachers' license exam occurs on the last Saturday of May at Versailles.

Versailles Hale Bradt

Social visit and luncheon among Kirschbaum sisters

The Misses Nora and Carrie Kirschbaum hosted a sociable gathering at their home last Wednesday with music, games, and a two course luncheon enjoyed by all. Louis Schorr and family and Louis Gerhold visited John Schorr and wife from Cincinnati. Edster and wife from Indianapolis spent a week with relatives at Ballstown before returning home. John Fink of Cincinnati visited Philip Wuestefeld and family. William Hammerle and family traveled to Lawrenceburg to visit relatives. Thie and Vonderheide’s, and the Big Hardware Store reported screen doors and windows.

Nora Carrie Kirschbaum T. M’s Edster Indianapolis Ballstown

Prize Bed Drawn at Harry Schwier Store

A prize bed raffle was held at the Harry Schwier furniture store last Thursday at 3 PM with about one hundred ladies in attendance. Peter Roth of Batesville won the bed. his wife and daughter accepted on his behalf as Middleton of Sanitaire Bed Works conducted the drawing with helpers Holzer McCallum and Willie Miller.

Harry Schwier Peter Roth Batesville Mr. Middelton The Sanitaire Bed Works Marion Indiana Peter Holzer D. McCallum Little Willie Miller Middleton Roth

First Communion Services at St. Louis Parish

Next Sunday is the first communion day at St. Louis parish. Twenty five children will receive the Sacrament at 9 a.m. during high mass and will be escorted from the schoolhouse to the church by men, young men, K of St. John, teachers and clergy. At 2 30 p.m. solemn vespers will be chanted followed by a sermon, renewal of baptismal vows, admission to sodalities, benediction and Te Deum. Special music prepared for the occasion. The list of communicants includes Walter Bierbusse Frank Burst Louis Enzinger Florence Fischer Raymond Firsch Charles Gauck Richard Gehrig Adolph Hartman Albert Lambert Vincent Starke Leonard Thiel Elmer Vierling William Wernke Cecilia Becker Clara Benz Edna Dirscherl Fiora Erbacher Clara Fehlinger Mary Ording Clara Riehle Frances Schene Regina Schork Frances Schroeder Mary Sippel Caroline Schumacher.

St. Louis St. John Walter Bierbusse Frank Burst Louis Enzinger Florence Fischer Raymond Firsich Charles Gauck Richard Gehrig Adolph Hartman Albert Lambert Vincent Starke Leonard Thiel Elmer Vierling William Wernke Cecilia Becker Clara Benz Edna Dirscherl Fiora Erbacher Clara Fehlinger Mary Ording Clara Riehle Frances Schene Regina Schork Frances Schroeder Mary Sippel Caroline Schumacher

Miss Karl Speaks On Sunday Family Home Talks

Mrs Katie Karl addressed a Sunday gathering at home discussing family matters and plans for the week ahead.

Local Farm Supply Ad Highlights Potash Fertilizer Line

Wm. L. Krieger and Son promote 10 per cent potash fertilizer claimed best for corn. Store features graniteware selections and products from Thie and Vonderhbeide. Also touts Schorr's Havana Blossoms smoke.

Wm. L. Krieger & Son

Trustees Meet Discuss Town Health and Gas Franchise

The town board met Monday with all members present. They accepted the last minutes, reviewed a partial Second street report, and discussed a Batesville Gas Company franchise to lay gas lines. Dr J X Zueke reported on the State Board of Health meeting in Indianapolis and urged improved sanitation. Claims approved included Fire Co tax exemption 4845, Tom Reidenbach hauling 22.48, Kuhman and Wehlage Streets labor 46, J H Borgstede sheriff salary 52.08.

Second Street J. X. Zueke State Board of Health Indianapolis J.C. Vance Batesville Gas Company

Batesville Musical Club Elects Officers

The Batesville Musical Club met at Mr. and Mrs. George M. Hillenbrand’s home on Walnut Street Monday evening for a business session. Officers chosen for the year include Mrs. Zuteke as president, Mrs. Mitchell as vice president, Mrs. George M. Hul enbrand as secretary, and Mrs. George H. Beck as treasurer. A luncheon of strawberries, cream and cake followed, with musical selections and an address by President Mrs. Ziteke.

Batesville Musical Club George M. Hillenbrand Walnut Street Zuteke Mitchell George M. Hulenbrand George H. Beck Ziteke

Free Illustrated Lecture at St Clair's Hall May 27

C Oliver Powers will give an illustrated lecture at St Clair's hall Thursday night May 27. The event is absolutely free and a full house is expected. attendees are urged to come early.

C. Oliver Powers St. Clair’s Hall

Visit by Aurora Families to Louis Fisher Farm

Mrs Fred Pisner and Mrs Henry Lakamp with children from Aurora visited Louis Fisher and wife over the weekend. They departed Monday evening.

Fred Pisner Henry Lakamp Aurora Louis Fisher

Baas & Schultz Offer Fresh Wall Decor Collection

Baas & Schultz present experience and ample stock as essential for selling up to date wall decorations. The banner highlights practical selection and ready inventory for customers seeking modern wall art and decor.

Baas & Schultz

Local Visits and Travel Between Cities

Miss Aona Hinenkamp spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. H. E. Stowe and planned travel to Cincinnati Monday morning. Henry Beese and his son Edwin went to Indianapolis Sunday evening and returned Monday evening.

Aona Hinenkamp H. E. Stowe Cincinnati Henry Beese Edwin Indianapolis

Herman Borkes Visits John Steinforth Saturday Morning

Herman Borkes went to Spades Saturday morning to see John Steinforth and his family. The encounter involved the Steinforth family and local acquaintances.

Herman Borkes Spades John Steinforth Family

Weisburg Woman Visits Meyers Hardware for Harness Sale

Lucile Gutzwiller of Weisburg spent Monday with friends in town shopping at Meyer's hardware store where a sale on harnesses drew attention from locals.

Lucile Gutzwiller Weisburg Meyer's Hardware Store

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Leightner Isenz Oelrich Ib L. Nickel Wintz If Tree Finnegan Weigel Brooks Tota A.B P.O Alton Brunner Fees Striker Miller Teases Curtis Mayer Holtemeyer Mack Kessler Altons Indians Batesville Lodge F. and A. M Grand Lodge Masonic Temple Wm. Krieger & Son’s Louis Oser Meyer’s Hardware Store Peter Hulzer Albert Peine First National Bank Fred Drescher Behlmer Bros Alk. Wycott Marie Love Bros Bras Schultz Neighboring Blooming Grove Brookville Butler Penne Terensnes Fairfield Highland Dee Ray Beebe Sit Creek Dee Springfield H.W. Terry Agt Sherman-Williams Henry “Johanning Thie & Vonderheide’s Louis Schorr Louis Gerhold John Schorr John Fink Philip Wuestefeld William Hammerle Lawrenceburg Katie Karl Thie & Vonderhbeide Schorr Havana Musical Club Sherwin-Williams Paints Blank’s PharmacyZa
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