December calm and local church notes at Shelby
The notice reports general quietness in Titusville with December described pleasantly. Mrs. Sarah Kitts has returned to Osgood after a visit, and decoration services were observed at Shelby cemetery last Sunday. Rev. Ashley is called to preach at Shelby Church for the rest of the year starting the fourth Sunday in June, with high recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kitts
Osgood
Shelby Cemetery
Ashley
Shelby Church
Adams Church Rain After Long Dry Spell
The region received much needed rain on Friday. Local residents visited friends and attended events, including the Reinhart funeral in Milan and a Sunday visit by Fred Selke and family. Miss Margaret Menchhofer visited relatives near Batesville, and John Scherling Jr. bought a yearling colt from John Menchhofer. A Huntersville Sunday-school benefit picnic is set for St Clair's hall on Saturday, June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kammeyer
Batesville
Margaret Menchhofer
Mrs. Cook
John Scherling, Jr
John Menchhofer
Rich donor funds free ear drums for deaf patients
A wealthy woman cured of deafness by Dr Nichol son s artificial ear drums donated 25000 to his institute so needy deaf people can receive the ear drums at no cost. The Nicholson Institute 780 Eighth Ave New York.
Local Happenings and Visits Around Batesville
Sharp s Cord Her Mr Bauman has been very sick the past few days Dr Elliott and wife spent Sunday evening with C M Osburn and family Dr Fitch of Indianapolis spent Saturday and Sunday with C M Osburn and family Fred Aldendorf and family of Edwood are visiting parents at this place Mrs A Kroenke and sister Miss Wittkamper went to Ellwood Saturday to visit a few days Wm McMullen of Sunman was seen in our vicinity Thursday Lou Wittkamer spent Sunday afternoon at North Point day school benefit picnic at St Clairs hall Batesville Saturday June 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fitch
Indianapolis
C. M. Osburn
Fred Aldendorf
Ewood
A. Kroenke
Miss Wittkamper
Ellwood
Wm. McMullen
Sunman
Lou Wittkamer
North Point
Excursion Draws Crowd as Cincinnati Visitors Tour Sunman
A Sunday excursion from Cincinnati brought many visitors to Sunman. Local residents Ottie Thomas and Joseph C. Stahley spent time with home folks, while Mr. Huggler, Mr. Guenter, Ed Hornberger and family, and Mrs. Volz with Laura from Cincinnati enjoyed the day. John Stahley offers mowing machine sickles for grinding and sale along with his grinding services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottie Thomas
Sunman
Mr. Huggler
Joseph C. Stahley
Cincinnati
Mr. Guenter
Ed Hornberger
That Throbbing Headache Patent Medicine Ad
An old style advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a quick cure for sick and nervous headaches. It claims the pills purify blood, strengthen nerves, and boost health. Easy to take and priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by G A Baas, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Local News Notes From Our Town and Nearby
Mrs Walter Johnson and family returned from Indianapolis while Monnie Horton comes home from the Queen City where she worked in a millinery store. Local elite plan an outing on Laughery creek near Friendship with Lincoln Blair and wife of Seymour visiting. Corydon Laswell of Versailles was here last week. Wm McCabe was sick last week. Cort and Ernest Shuman visited Aurora on Wednesday. Thos Benham of Cincinnati visited east of town over the weekend. Thos Parkes attended to legal matters at Rexville and New Marion Friday and Saturday. Preaching is set for Washington next Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Indianapolis
Monnie Horton
Queen City
Laughery Creek
Friendship
Lincoln Blair
Seymour
Corydon Laswell
Versailles
Thos
Benham
Cincinnati
Parkes
Rexville
New Marion
Washington
Spades Players Travel Details From Cincinnati Trip
Fred Fruchtricht and John Meyer traveled to Cincinnati on Sunday. Carrie and Lizzie Abegglen returned home from Cincinnati on Thursday to visit family for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fruchtricht
John Meyer
Cincinnati
Carrie
Lizzie Abegglen
Local residents visit relatives and friends last week
Mrs Emma Bohner and Mrs Tetermann with Wm Wiesehan of Weisburg visited here. Frank Meister entertained Cleves relatives. August Behlmer of Batesville spent Sunday with kin. Cora Wiesehan and Alice Ride noir of Weisburg called on town folk. Herman Nordloh and family visited Jacob Behr. Henry Bauman and family called on relatives. Mrs G H Faulkner and son Ralph left for a kin visit. Mrs Lon Adams and children from Indianapolis are visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bohner
Tetermann
Wm. Wiesehan
Weisburg
Frank Meister
Cleves
August Behlmer
Batesville
Cora Wiesehan
Alice Ridenoir
Herman Nordloh
Jacob Behr
Henry Bauman
G. H. Faulkner
Ralph
Lon Adams
Indianapolis
Shudders at the Past Chronic Kidney Cure Praised
Levan na Ohio mailcarrier Burnett Mann recalls years of dull back pain and kidney trouble. He credits six bottles of Electric Bitters with curing him and restoring health, praising the remedy’s effects on stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Guaranteed by G A Baas at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett Mann
Levanna
G. A. Baas
Pleasant Pare Henry Wiete Visits Ballstown Area
Henry Wiete a jolly agent from Ballstown canvassed the vicinity last week. John Wismann and wife from near Batesville were here Sunday. William Dickman and family spent Monday with Herman Dickman. Emily Gustie and Minnie Goerte Miller from Cincinnati visited relatives here. Irwin Wonning toured Batesville Saturday. Mrs William Davis hosted excursionists from Cincinnati Sunday. Locals attended the Batesville picnic Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wiete
Ballstown
John Wismann
Batesville
William Dickman
Herman Dickman
Emily
Gustie
Minnie Goertemiller
Cincinnati
Irwin Wonning
William Davis
Local Items and Notices From Ripley County
Omer Relinger and wife of Seymour visit Milan and Versailles. Mrs. Lincoln Blair visits her brother S A father. O E Chapter meeting last Tuesday. Mrs. BE Shockly returns from Indianapolis. Washout detours B O S W trains via Greensburg. Dr Edward Ward moves to Masonic Temple suite. Delegation from Vincennes Washington Seymour North Vernon Milan aids Hoffner lodge in Cincinnati. Three hundred covers served. Master Frank Shockley receives first pair of Adams Curtis Shoes from Batesville. Testimonial on Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by Mrs C W Roberts North Creek Ark. G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer ‘Relinger
Seymour
Milan
Versailles
Lincoln Blair
S.A
J. N. Ward
Ofs
Vincennes
Washington
North Vernon
Hoffner Lodge
Cincinnati
Gray
Frank Shockley
Ripley County
Adams & Curtis Shoe Company
Batesville
Queen City Tailors
Adams & Curtis
C. W. Roberts
North Creek
Ark
G. A. Baas
Versailles Residents Visit and Local Youth Basketball Victory
Clay Breeden of near Lawrenceburg visited last Monday and Tuesday. Alta Pauch of Milan spent several days in town. R R White and family visited Barbersville on Sunday. Versailles boys defeated Milan 23 to 13 in a Friday basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Breeden
Lawrenceburg
Alta Pauch
Milan
Small Boys
Versailles
Milan Boys
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
Kidney trouble is described in this vintage ad for Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. It touts kidney liver and bladder cures and promises a free sample bottle and an informational booklet by mail to readers who mention the newspaper. It notes hospital use and private practice success and lists sizes available in drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing- Bacaeenhamton
N. Y
Swamp-Root
Memorial sermon and local notices from Red Key area
Mr. Luther Murdock and family visit relatives at this place. Charles Thompson transacted business at Milan Friday. Rev. I. D. Keyes preached the memorial sermon in the M. E. church here Sunday. Robert Thompson of Moore’s Hill College Sundayed with his parents. A. Shaw and wife from Urbana, O., visiting relatives. King Gray spent Sunday with friends at Aurora. Nellie Pendergast was on the sick list last week. John Stille went to Westport for a brick yard appointment. Wm. Raffingnone, Robert and John Bassett from the 45th and 46th regiments mustered out and will be home soon. Various marriage notices and relocations. Wills probated for Perlina A. Colsher and Joseph Reidel. Legal notices involving Osgood Board of Trustees and railroad company appeals. Trusteeship of Ann Williams examined. Estate of Milton P. Jarvis set to widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Milan
I. D. Keyes
M. E
Wm. Raffingnone
Robert and
John Bassett
Home Gold Cure claims daring at home alcohol cure
Advertises a home remedy named the Home Gold Cure for drinking addiction. Promises to cure most hard cases without publicity or loss of work. Sold for one dollar with full directions and confidential physician advice. Cures claimed for thousands. order via Epwin B. Gites & Co., Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwin_ B. Gites & Co
Market St
Philadelphia
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by Minger
A list of transfers filed by recorder John Minger and Richard Behlmer as administrator shows numerous parcel sales across Batesville, Johnson, Brown, Laughery, Shelby, and Jackson townships. Buyers include LEO, Hagemeyer, Firth, Schorr, Bates, Hyatt, Vankirk, Jarvis, Benham, Schmidt, Willes, and Yager with prices ranging from 13.75 to 1,000 dollars for parcels from 4 acres to 120 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Fischer
Leo Fischer
Batesville
Annie Lewis
Chas. Hagemeyer
Adams
Jas. C
Adelia Webster
Will B. Firth
Johnson
Wm.b.firth
Frank L. Firth
Wm. B.firth
Louis Schorr
John Schorr
Fred C. Ehlers
Richard F. Bates
Brown
Melissa J. Bryant
Mahala Hyatt
Shelby
Ephraim Vankirk
Jacob Vankirk
Laughery
Startling Texas cure from Dr. King's New Discovery
The piece lauds Texas cotton and oil, cites Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption curing a severe lung ailment and persistent cough, with trial doses at Geo. Baas drugstore. It also memorializes Clara May Osburn who died at age 9 years 3 months 18 days, with a devotional, sorrowful verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cisco
Tex
Geo. Baas
Clara May Osburn
Millions Given Away by Generous Patent Medicine Makers
The Dr. King's New Discovery company reports over ten million trial bottles given free to help the needy. The remedy claims to cure consumption coughs colds asthma bronchitis hoarseness and other throat chest and lung diseases. G A Baas druggist offers a free trial bottle with regular sizes 50¢ and 1.00 guaranteed or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Cure for Indigestion Praise By A Workman
A ten year stomach trouble sufferer from Muncie Indiana testifies Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia as the greatest remedy on earth. He used many remedies before and now recommends the medicine. sale listed by Geo Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinkle
Phsicians
Charles Parr
J. A. Goddard & Co
Muncie
Ind
Geo, Baas
Misery from dyspepsia urged to try August Flower
An old ad touts August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia and liver complaints afflicting many Americans. It lists symptoms such as sour stomach headaches constipation and heartburn. The pitch claims two doses relieve pain and encourages readers to visit a druggist and purchase a bottle for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
G. A. Baas
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North Branch
John Menchoofer
Wm. Drockelman
Henry
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Mr. Bauman
Dr. Elliott
St.Clair’s Hall
Phn Ntowd
Hlrod
Wm. McCabe
Cort and
Ernest Shuman
Aurora
Imetan
Big Four
Greensburg
Edward Ward
Masonic Temple
Versaililes
R. R. White
Barbersville
Luther Murdock
Red Key
Robert Thompson
Moore’s Hill College
A. Shaw
Urbana
King Gray
Nellie Pendergast
John Stille
Westport
Court House News
Guy W. Crane
Lookout
Liddie B. Morris
Napoleon
Calvin Francis
Della E. Horton
Clarence Curran
Laura Reynolds
Perlina A. Colsher
8. E. Burr
Joseph Reidel
Cornet
Thompson & Jones
Ann Williams
Turner Williams
Milton PF. Jarvis
Mary A. Jarvis
Dr. Bull
Buffalo
John Minger
Richard Behlmer
John Dreselbach
Franklin Tp
Wm. A
John P.jarvis
Mary Benham
Jacob L. Benham
Jonson
Andrew J.benham
Robert Foster
Geo. W. Schmidt
Jackson Tp
Geo. Newman
Frank Willes
Fanny Rutledge
Casper Yager
Clara
John Meyer & Bro
Kentucky
John Dittus
Henry Buschmann
Third Street
Central Avenue
Grand Central Depot
Reed Rocker
Union Furniture Company
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VIA
Rainbow City
Niagara’ Falls
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua
New York
Boston
W.j.lynch
W.J. Deppe
G. P
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A.G.P
T. A. Cincinnati, O
Johno Cleavens
Om. S. Cravens
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