Local Social Notes and Saloon Talk from Cincinnati Visitations
Suniman W Morrow transacted business in Cincinnati Monday. Arbor Day observed at the school Friday. District Rath bone Sisters convention drew a large distant crowd. Several residents visited relatives in Cincinnati and Versailles last week. A hardware store owner in New Alsace attempted suicide twice, reportedly due to influenza and bowels abuse, now alive. ad for Dr King s New Life Pills promotes cures for headaches malaria and jaundice at Baas Schultz drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Deitz
New Alsace
Dr. King
New Life
Baas & Schultz Drug Store
Osgood Notes and Social Visits Reported
Tom Larabee and wife will leave Monday for Indianapolis to visit relatives. Mrs. Tongenson, ill the past week, can work as Wilson store manager. Mrs. Daisie Shane and Evie visited Cincinnati. Elisabeth Cravens of Milan visited her niece Mrs. Talbott. Ira Nicholas and family from Milan attended the show. Baker and wife visited Cincinnati. Harry Wainscott and wife from Rushville were here visiting Sol Wainscott. Miss Daisy Bailey called on Greensburg friends. J Kitts and wife from Connersville visited Joe Levi. Sam Overturf of Holton was in town on business. Mrs. H Snider and Cincinnati visitors stay with her husband. Miss Fannie Lawless of North Vernon visited her sister. William Kelley and wife left for Wheeling W Va for work. William Depp, Ripley hotel proprietor, is seriously ill. Christian church Sunday school will host an entertainment next Sunday night to aid foreign missions.
Local notes from Sunday gatherings and visits
Joe Lauber has his dwelling painted by J. Van Osdell and son. Chester Shaw of Osgood was in our midst Sunday. Wm. Rayburn and wife of Zenas spent the day at T. J. Conover's. Victor Bedel and family of Lock Springs visited his parents here. Arnold Grossman and family visited John Cumberworth. Mrs. Rose Moore of Colfax visits relatives here. Mrs. George Claypole of Madison spent last week with her parents. Miss Cleo Overturf of Holton visited relatives. Rev. Fred Nee preached a sermon here Thursday. Everett Waters and family of Tansiewood visited. Z. T. Ralstin and wife guests of Jos. Van Osdell. George Stahle and wife shopped in Holton. An ad from Buck-Jen's Arnica Salve praises its use for a felon, 26c at Baas & Schultz's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N.C
Baas & Schultz's
New Discovery Saved Life Says Westfield Man
G S Clark of Westfield Iowa credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving him from fatal lung failure after two bottles cured a dry hacking cough. He says the medicine stopped the cough before the first bottle and fully cured after three bottles. The claim is guaranteed by Baas Schuttz druggists and offered in 50c and $1.00 sizes with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Clark
Westfield
Iowa
Local residents engage in travel and commerce
Joseph Hunteman leaves Friday for Newport to clerk in a store. Frank Feldkamp handles business in Cincinnati. E W Drewes and Frank Wissel visit Brookville and attend the Eagles meeting. Charles Decker seeks horses for the market. Miss Tillie Wilzbach of Cincinnati visits. John Riedeman visits Cincinnati. John Suhre and family from Newport are guests. Dr Vogt conducts Batesville business. John Haverkos calls on Batesville. A lightning strike damages Mrs Kellerman's house and damages the barber shop roof. Banns of marriage published at Holy Family church for Dan Klein Nora Kop Charles Ertel Mary Hirt Peter Kellerman Cora Hackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kellerman
Holy Family Church
Dan Klein
Nora Kop
Charles Ertel
Mary Hirt
Peter Kellerman
Cora Hackman
Rain Delays Farm Planting Plans Across Region
Heavy rainfall last night will delay crop vetting and planting for many farmers. Local residents John Brinson and wife visited Beach Place while Miss Mable Wright visits Benham relatives. Miss Kate Heinrich remains in poor health as area residents prepare for upcoming decoration services in Benham and Shelby.
Gettysburg veteran praises Electric Bitters’ relief
David Parker of Fayette N Y who lost a foot at Gettysburg says Electric Bitters cured years of stomach trouble and pain. He credits the tonic as better than any medicine and would not take $500 for its benefits. Sold by Baas Schultz druggists at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Baas & Schultz
Local notes on residents and visitors
John Kelly Jr of Columbus visits relatives in the area. W H Johnson attended to business in Cincinnati last week. Mrs Monnie Selke visits relatives in Cincinnati. Wm Mulpord traveled from Cincinnati last week. Buddy Wilson of Laughery conducts business here early in the week. Dr W H Barkley arrives from Cold Spring Tuesday. Samuel Rahe plans to erect a new barn. Daniel Borders was injured by a horse kick. Rev Wagner preached at the Baptist church last Saturday and Sunday. L L Fleming, pike contractor, busy building culverts before grading. Harry Welch and wife visited Rising Sun recently. Prof P R Lostutter has been visiting Madison.
Local Visitors Arrive, Depart Through Town Circle
Mrs Lewis Preyer visited relatives at New Point last week. Miss Lizzie Wiesehan returned Thursday from Indianapolis. Mrs John Schmalz and Mrs John Behr of Indianapolis are visiting relatives here. Mrs Wm Hueneke of Sunman and her children came by Saturday. Walter Fitch spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Geo Weller of Columbus visited home folks Sunday. Preston Condit of Indianapolis visited Walter Fitch and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Preyer
New Point
Lizzie Wiesehan
Indianapolis
John Schmalz
John Behr
Geo. Weller
Columbus
Preston Condit
Walter H. Fitch
Family Sunday
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Mike Wipper
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R. M. Pettijohn
Wm. Richardson
George Cook
Fd Hornberger
John Tangman
Spades
Emma Roepke
Mrs. Brown
Callie Bruns
Wm. Bleistein
G. W. Bower
Aurora
Ellen Wainscott
Cherokee, Kan
John Wuest
Jacob Garrison and
Wife
Milan
J. Brinkman
W. W. Bigney
James Bradley
Nora Pickens
Henry Stegner
Will Hockney
Sadie Stegner
Fred Greve
Richard Beer
George Schumacher
Batesville
Owens
Osgood
Tom Larabee
Indianpolis
Dr. Tongenson
Wilson
Daisie Shane
Evie
Elisabeth Cravens
Wn. Talbott
Ira Nicholas
Harry Wainscott
Rushville
Sol. Wainscott
Daisy Bailey
Greensburg
J. Kitts and Wife
Connersville
Joe Levi
Sam Overturf
Holton
Mrs
Fannie Lawless
North Vernon
Mrs. Wm. Day
John Kelley
Wheeling, W. Va
William Depp
Ripley House
Christian Church
Joe Lauber
J. van Osdell and Son
Chester Shaw
Wm. Rayburn
Zenas
T. J. Conover
Victor Bedel
Arnold Grossman
John Cumberworth
Sip Bros. Circus
Rose Moore
Colfax
George Claypole
Madison
Philip Ensminger
Cleo Overturf
Fred Nee
Everet Waters and
Tansiewood
Z. T. Ralstin
Jos. van Osdell
George Stahle
Oldenburg
Joseph Hunteman
Newport
Frank Feldkamp
E. W. Drewes
Frank Wissel
Brookville
Eagles
Charles Decker
Tillie Wilzbach
John Riedeman
John Suhre
Dr. Vogt
John Haverkos
Fred Stockinger
the Meyer Lumber and Hardware CO
John Brinson
Monroe
Beach Place
Jennie Demaree
Bagot
Kate Heinrich
T.S. Vawter
BF. N. Meyers
Benham
Shelby
Effie Pardon
Danville
Shelby Christian Church
John Kelly,Jr
W. H. Johnson
Monnie Selke
Wm. Mulpord
Buddy” Wilson
Laughery
W.H. Barkley
Samuel Rahe
Daniel Borders
Wagner
Baptist Church
L. L. Fleming
Pike
Harry Welch
Rising Sun
P. R. Lostutter
Oil Prince, JR
Bie
Henry Kehrman
Batesville Mill
Flo
Henry Behrman
Prop
Wm. F. Krieger
General Cement Constructions
Jant
Indiana
Walter
Fitch
J. W. Henry
Ripley County Board of Review
Auditor's Office
Nicholas Volz
Ripley County
Deere
Hamilton
Malta
WM. Krieger & Son
Henry Wolf
Newpoint
Wolf
Pendleton Branch
Johnson Township
Auditor’s Office
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