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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
5
A jumble of social items notes weddings at Stuimpke's Corner and a funeral for Mrs. King. Citizens attend relatives in various towns, and a Farmers Institute is set for Friday and Saturday. An account tells how a boy with eczema and lung issues found cure with electric Bitters from Baas & Schultz's.
MIT AM Robert Foster and family occupy their Vine Street property after moving from food trade. William Griffith called here late week. Lelia DeVer visited Cincinnati coast Thursday. Mrs S Spadina of Crane and Mrs Sad Chatieadh of Mamits l are visiting Chas Phew and family. Jovsie Comairey of Coatessie guests relatives here. Three of Jamis Isonge in Labovelle family have diphtheria. Dr Pateus attending. Sami Converey traveled to sun new Monday. My letter from Mrs Wm serig, Wheeling West Virginia, describes Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Remedy sold by Gatesville, Gorney W Co, Supman.
Mrs. Margaret Bruner purchased Emma Griffiths Main street property. Post office moved to Milton Clark property after Griffiths sold. Various local residents listed as visiting, ill, or guest at homes. mentions of bank cashier Milton Boerner hosting relatives and Morristown visitor Mrs Armer. Several short reports on family visits, school prep, and a four year old accident story with Buck Jenkins Amica Salve advertised.
Mrs. Harry Nurdick and children went to Coney midday. Mrs. Hermon Brockman and her daughter Mary went to Greetsbury last Wednesday to spend a week with a friend. Theneat Morris and Miss Marie Haverkos went to Cincinnati Friday morning to stay a while. Beno Kessing went to Cincinnati Thursday on business. Balser Roell of Waldron visited his son Frank Roell here Tuesday. Berman Kuhman of Batesville was a caster here Tuesday. Albert Landwehr of Wortland Oregon is visiting. He left as a boy about 14 and has not been here in over 40 years. Mrs. Kreuzler went to Cincinnati Thursday to visit her daughter. Jos Klein of Greensburg came home Thursday to stay for winter.
A jumble of names and events from Cincinnati area residents including Clarence Donnell Morris and Mrs Hueseman with visits from several locals. The piece also presents Dr. Wing's New Discovery with a testimonial claiming it cured a long cough and incipient consumption, sold by Baas & Schnitz with a free trial bottle offer.
Dillsboro residents report visits from J P Beckett and Mrs Beckett with mother and other relatives. Cincinnati guests Dora Crandall and Mrs Blair visit, while local trips include John Bronnenberg to Madison and Regor Bornhorst returning from Cincinnati. Notices include dissolution of a partnership and marriage license items, with farm chatter and community events noted.
A local health note says a distressing stomach illness stems from a disordered stomach and can be cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Free samples are available at Baas & Schultz's and Bigney & Co's Drug Store.
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