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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
5
Local notes list visitors from Eureka, Weisbure, Anderson, Indianapolis, Dallas, and Versailles. Residents host relatives and friends, with several trips to Martinsville for treatment and business ventures including a saw mill purchase in Sun Flower Mississippi. The Yoraville baseball club played Suoman boys Sunday afternoon.
Miss Catherine Ratheiser and Miss Gertrude Ratheiser made a business trip to Sunman Saturday. Jos C Stabley and family spent Sunday with friends near New Place. M J Stabley returned from Logan Ind on business. Hazel Bartling visiting relatives at Sunman. Albert Ayers and Michael Stahley called on Lewis Wittkamper near Pipe Creek. Christ Nieman and family passed through in their new automobile Sunday. Dr Lotinson of New A soc called on home folks here last Wednesday.
Pleasant Pare describes visits by Nellie Dardas Addie Corcoran and Pat Corcoran from Cincinnati to Henry Meyer and his family over the weekend. Mrs John Narwold and Bertha Narwold with Marie Beck of Swedenburg called on local friends for several days. Narwold and family of Hunterville were guests of Henry K Ostermeyer and family Sunday. Nisses Minnie and Irene Meyer called on Mrs Ahriog and daughter Friday.
An old notice touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as safe gentle cleansers and invigoration for ailments including headache biliousness malaria and jaundice. The ad warns against drastic purgatives and promotes the product at Baa X Schultz's drug store.
Mrs Joseph Pfeifer visited sister Mrs Clara Stockinger in Batesville on Wednesday. Miss Martha Stockinger returned home from Greenfield after completing the term and will visit her parents. Dick Luers of Napoleon passed through en route to Batesville. Frank Wilson, unable to go out all winter, made a trip to Batesville. Charley St Clair and family of Batesville visited Christ Steari and family. Elmer Stockinger and wife of Batesville visited local friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs A Goss of Durand Michigan says her daughter recovered from whooping cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended by Hart land merchant Mr Lane. Product available from Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
Mrs. Etosa Potts of Birmingham credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets with ending years of hilliousness and constipation. She says the tablets relieve ill feeling at once, strengthen digestion, and purify the stomach, liver, and blood, helping the system work naturally. Sold by Baas & Schultz in Batesville, with other local outlets.
Pentecost events at St Clair's hall Batesville included a memorial sermon by Rev Wm Thompson to be held at M E church on Sunday morning. Local residents Peter Hulzer and daughter visited Batesville en route to New Marion. Degolyer and workers from Holton are erecting a bridge by Lamb school house.
Fuiff Wright and family visited friends near Friendship Sunday. Mrs. A J Dever and daughter Dena planned several days in Upland visiting relatives. Rev Listen preached at the Baptist church Sunday evening. Memorial exercises were held at the Methodist church under Langwill G A St Post. The Milan Mare Quartet provided music for the occasion.
G S Clark of Westfield Iowa credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after a near fatal lung illness. He reports the dry hacking cough ceased after starting the remedy and attributes a full cure to three bottles. Baas Schultz druggists guarantee it with 50c and 1.00 prices and a trial bottle free.
St Clair hall hosts Pentecost events with the Fureka band. Mrs Quails visits Batesville. George Blank returns from Lockland to stay with his mother Mrs Mary Kennedy and Miss Mary MacDonald visit Cincinnati. Millie Haversos and Josephine Trenkamy travel to Cincinnati. Moorman makes a business trip to Greensburg and Shelbyville. Joe Huntermann of Cincinnati visits. Jos Waywad from Broagvice visits John Lamping. Hienessing conducts business in Indianapolis. Sisters of St Francis install a storage battery at the electric plant by L Sears of Springfield. Jos Kopp from Cincinnati visits mother. Wm Hoelker improves his house with an additional story. Joseph Mercken, Gibson House proprietor, has business at Brookville.
David Parker of Fayette, New York, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, writes that Electric Bitters healed his long stomach trouble and brought great benefits. He would not trade them for any medicine. The tonic is advertised as grand for the aged and for female weaknesses.
Ira B G McHenry of New Marion visits Osgood with wife and two daughters. James E Wright of Versailles passes through to Batesville. Red Abbott and Ira Nicholas of Milan attend on business. Vernon school board member elect Finley M Semen, formerly of Rinky county. Tom Larabee and wife visit Kentucky relatives. Dr Freeman and family and Henry King with wife travel to Lawrenceburg by doctor’s auto. Edgar Larabee sells team to Daisy Willson for 250 dollars. Larabee bought them for 225 and drove them on route for over three years. D C Water visits on business. Charley Wright aided by a tramp for meals, but detects a counterfeit nickel. Florence and Fannie Skeen of Versailles drive in. Tom Harris and babe from Cincinnati visit relatives. Nate Harris also in from Cincinnati. Harry Thompson en route home from Moores Hill. Emma and Carrie Gault of Delaware shop in town. Henry Jackson and family of Versailles attend Sunday ball game. Alice Beckman visits Batesville this week. Anna Sheffe of North Vernon spends week with Mamie Herman. Lulu Hicks stays in Lawrenceburg early week. Alice Hallowell and sister of Milan visit James Hallowell and wife. Dr Beckett and Miss Monta Risk visit Sunday.
Several Batesville residents and relatives are noted visiting and staying with family this weekend. Mrs Mary Hueneke and children from Sunmap visited Wm Menhop family, Maggie Bultman returned home after weeks with Albert and wife, while Mrs Hunterman seeks medical care in Cincinnati. Ed Hancock and family from Brookville visited, and Clint Wilson spoke with Delaware Township relatives. Neighbors report light painting projects and improving homes as wheat crops head, with an early harvest expected.
J G Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina praises Buck Jen Arnica Saive noting relief from pain for a felon and rapid cure. Advertises as best for sores burns and wounds and priced at 25 cents at Baas Schultz’s drug store.
A collection of editorials and comments from Indiana papers districts criticize Democratic and Republican moves. Topics include Mr. Marshall suspending church and civic events during campaign, temperance laws by Republicans, Fairbanks clarity, union labor attacks on James F Watson, and endorsements by Frank P Sargent.
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