Stahley Sisters Visit Cincinnati kin. local travel notes
The Stahley sisters Susan Kate and Maria of Cincinnati visited home folks Sunday. Andrew Miller and wife of Wrights Corner passed through en route to Sunman Tuesday. Mr Huggier, Mr Baas and J C Stahley visiting Sunman and Dr Birchfield. Lewis Robinson of Cincinnati stayed with relatives last week and many from here attended St Peters confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahley Sisters
Susan
Kate
Maria
Cincinnati
Andrew Miller
Wright’s Corner
Sunmanu
Mr. Huggier
Sunman
Baas
J. C. Stahley
Dr. Birchfield
Lewis Robinson
St. Peters
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for skin eruptions and various sores and injuries. Claims include relief from pain and aches and a 25 cent price with guaranteed results, sold by G. A. Baas, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Baas
Local Social News From Last Week
Mrs Jas McNew and Mrs A Grossman visited Richard Burtons household last week. T J Conover entertained Agnes Cooper during part of the week. A surprise party for Mrs Elnora Smith, aged 64, was a success. Mesdames J W Cooper T J Conover and Wester Waters were guests of Albert Water Thursday. Maud Terry, recently with Mrs ONeal, returned to Tanglewood Sunday. Anna and Minnie Carroll hosted friends Sunday. Some residents attended decoration activities in Holton Sunday. Mrs Harvey ONeal visited P Ensminger Sunday. Saturday remains our regular church day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Conover
Agnes Cooper
Elnora Smith
J. W. Cooper
Wester Waters
Albert Water
Maud Terry
Mrs. O'Neal
Tanglewood
Mae
Anna
Minnie Carroll
Holton
Harvey O’neal
P. Ensminger
Dr King’s New Life Pills Endow Energy And Health
Bismarck’s iron nerve came from splendid health. Indomitable will and vast energy rely on sound stomach liver kidneys and bowels. To gain these qualities and success they promote, Dr King’s New Life Pills help. Price 25c at Baas' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Baas
Mem orial address at Presbyterian church. local notices
Versail les public notices brief items from residents and visitors including a memorial address in the Presbyterian church and multiple social events. Ball at White's hall next Saturday, divers visits, marriages, and court house news listing marriages and wills. Decoration Day planned, next Sunday services at M E church, Epworth Leagu e program in evening.
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Rev. White
Dillsboro
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Rebuck
New Orleans
Atty, Willson
Chas. Laswell
Milan
Nelson Underwood
Monta
Nell
Madison
White’s Hall
Otto Beer and
Sunman
Busching
Calvin Skeen
Hassmer
J.B. Austin
Osgood
Luther Murdock
Portland
Ind
Julius Lane
Bushhings
Robt. Havey
Covington
Attys, Thompson and Rebuck
Marble Corner
Fannie
Mr. Skeen
Greensburg
Ebel
Alta Paugh
P. J. Collop
Indianapolis
Versailles
M.E
Epworth League
Court House News
la Bold Wagner
Nellie Gilliland
Walter J. Callahan
Carthage
Ohio
Margaret J. Fuller
Henry F. Peetz
Ballstown
Edith M. Ehrhard
Metamora flour mill sold. top bid $3700
The A. J. Miller flour mill at Metamora was sold on Tuesday with the highest bid of 3700 dollars. Bids from Scottsburg were noted. Community notices recount visits, travels, and local town happenings through Wednesday. A stray shooting incident prompts warnings about safety and law.
Remarkable Rescue by New Discovery Cures Consumption
Mrs Michael Curtain of Plainfield Illinois says a month of treatment failed and doctors declared her a hopeless consumption case. A druggist advised Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption she bought a bottle and improved after the first dose. After six bottles she was sound and well resuming housework. Free trial bottles at G A Baas drug store large bottles 50 cents and 1.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curtain
Plainfield
Ill
King
G. A. Baas’ Drug Store
John Noll Morris Attends Miss Meister’s Funeral
John Noll Morris attended the funeral of Miss Meister in Hatesville on Monday with many attendees from Cin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noll
Miss Meister
Hatesville
Cin
Morris Sun Day Dance and Local News Notes
Cincinnati visitors and homecomings colored a week of community life with H W Terry receiving a three year teaching certificate in April exams. A Pentecost Monday dance at the Fire Company hall drew a large crowd with 25 cents for dancing. Local ball opener Batesville at Morris ended Morris 33 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
H. W. Terry
Batesville
Morris
Story of a Slave Becomes Free Through Disease Cure
The article tells how George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan describes his wife’s five years of paralysis and relief after two bottles of Electric Bitters. It promotes the remedy as a quick cure for female diseases and general ailments, with a 50 cent price and guarantee by G A Baas, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
G. A. Baas
Funeral attendance and local visits across the area
Residents from here attended the funeral of Clara Osborn at Baptist cemetery on Thursday. Multiple families visited relatives and attended gatherings in Sharps Corner Sunman Lawrenceville and St Paul with notes on travel and family visits through the weekend.
Green's August Flower touted by Prof Houton worldwide
Prof Houton states in his travels that Green's August Flower is the most used remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach issues and constipation. He notes it helps tourists salesmen and office workers with headaches and irregular habits and says it does not injure the system with frequent use. Sample bottles are free at Baas' drug store and the product is sold by dealers in civilized countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Houton
Baas
Adams Church Social Notes from Batesville Area
Kept city updates list residents at Batesville and nearby communities. Fred Miller and wife and Mrs Kasten visited, Henry Vogel traveled to Sunman, Mrs H Cook ill, families visited graves, and several members of Menchhofer Cook Steinford Cors Brunning and Schutte clans traveled to Cincinnati Indianapolis and Sunman for visits and illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Kasten
Batesville
Pohlman
Morris
John Selke
H. Doepke
J. Menchhofer
H. Cook
Henry Vogel
Sunman
John Menchhofer
John Cook
Albert Cors
Cincinnati
John Steinford
Indianapolis
Henry Brunning
Irene
Elmer
Local Notes and Social Updates From Rushville Area
James McCoy is seriously ill with heart trouble. James Wright improves at O S Holman’s return to Tolu Mississippi after weeks with parents. Grand Sunday school celebration planned on the 4th. Rushville chief Joseph Morris was gaming with J Hughmy last week. J S Sparks runs for township assessor. Wheat nearly destroyed by the fly. Daily Hyatt weds Lizzie Buchanan with Rev S A Morrow presiding. Both well known here. No cake for the writer. Here is our old shoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCoy
James Wright
O. S. Holman
Tolu
Miss
Joseph Morris
Rushville
J. Hughmy
J.S. Sparks
S. A. Morrow
Jess Schnaghmier
Daily Hyatt
Lizzie S. Buchanan
Major's Cement Promises Superior Quality and Savings
An article extols Major's Cement, claiming superior materials and performance versus cheap rivals. It cites high costs of ingredients, large dealer profits, and extensive advertising, urging buyers to insist on Major's and to use Major's Rubber and Leather Cements for home repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Major
New York
Majors Cement
Major
Coroner reports death of William A. Stowe by arterial rupture
Ripley County Indiana coroner LaFayette T. Cox finds William A. Stowe died May 15, 1900 from rupture of the innominate artery due to arterial degeneration. The 17 year old boxer stood 6 feet, weighed 185 pounds with dark hair and eyes and left no valuables. Coroner’s seal dated May 18, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Indiana
Ripley County
I. LaFayette T. Cox
Said
William A. Stowe
Wm. A. Stowe
Lafayertie T. Cox
Ripley Co
Notice of liquor license application in Pierceville Indiana
Emery Nockes announces he will apply to the Ripley county Indiana board of commissioners at the upcoming term beginning the first Monday in July 1900 for a license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in less than quart quantities for one year. The sale to occur at premises on a tract owned by Lydia C Wills in Pierceville Franklin township with a 14 by 17 foot room and four openings located near B and O S W Ry and Franklin street.
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Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
Indiana
Lydia C. Wills
Franklin Street
Pierceville
Franklin Township
Emery Nockes
George P. Sims
Batesville
Adam Mozer
Morris
Ripley Circuit
Christian Bos
John R. Edsell
Harry P. Edsell
A. D
Court House
Towit
Washington Street
George Gross
Said
Lot No
Town of
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