Batesville Notes and Local Notices 1900
A compendium of short items from Batesville including names of residents visiting Indianapolis and Cincinnati, births, sales ads, job notices, school events and upcoming Democratic campaign activity. Citizens mentioned include Rosa Bohland, Pepper of Peppertown, Miss Koester, Mollie Moore, Jacob Cook, and Mrs. Steenken among others. An 1900 school entertainment is announced with a pie admission for fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Schott
Mrs. Kassens
C. Kuhn
Mr. Dresing
F. Krieger
H. Krieger
A. Krieger
Wm. Krieger
Wm. Wissman
H. Wehmeier
Mr. Luhrman
Mr. Berger
J. H. Brockman
J. Meyer
Nieman
van den Fang
Nolte
Knollman
Menke
Beckman
D. Nieman
Schneider
Yoerk
Neuhaus
Naegeli
Liebander
Kisker
Deller
Klockenbrink
Miss Tielkin
Trimpe
Miss Brockman
Thaus
Smoke Short's Havana Blossoms and Local Notices
Multiple short items note shop offerings from Smoke Short's Havana Blossoms and Greeman Wilker Co, cook stoves, scouring by Geo Mehlon, seed wheat and rye from A G Bischoff Morris Ind, and sale of two building lots by Fred Wessel Jr. Social updates include visits to Cincinnati for festivals by several locals and travel notes. A Jacksonville/OH area crowd discusses patterns, theater, and a police incident involving the Worthington family dispute with Dr Ratcliff over seized goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Kentucky
Dr. Ratcliff
Morris
Mr. Worthington
Where Does Falsehood Lie in a Journal Debate
Signed by Ernst Timmermann M D the piece in the Democratic Herald questions claims of falsehood in rival articles about a young girl's insanity and treatment. It challenges the Herald writer to prove any statement in the Tribune and pledges to fully ventilate the matter from first affidavit to the aunt's intervention from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Timmermann
Democratic Herald
Herald
the Tribune
Cincinnati
Daily life notes and social visits in Batesville
The column records daily chatter from Batesville including visits from Mrs. Henry Hahn and Miss Millie Turner, trips to Indianapolis and Cincinnati, a German church service, and local social roundups. It notes a growing interest in baseball and a train excursion from Cincinnati with ten coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Papet’s vivid illustration of a life accident
R N Papet shown as master of practical realism in depicting accidents and incidents of individual life. Last week he illustrated a friend’s habit of sitting on sharp occasions, and the portrayal left the illustrator with the same painful impression as the actual event on the person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Papet
Hunt Delivers Convincing Campaign Speech at St Clair Hall
Union B. Hunt spoke last Thursday night at St Clair's Hall to a large Democratic audience. The speaker was described as well posted on campaign issues and able to prove propositions clearly, earning favorable reception and praise from attendees in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union B. Hunt
St. Clair’s Hall
Hunt
Indiana
Smoke Square Diehl 5e cigar and Saturday hot lunch
Miss Louisa Koester visits Indianapolis and several locals travel to Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Mead and Robert Connelley relocate to Indianapolis area. Ed Ebel networks votes in Batesville. Miss Ella Shane visits Osgood and Mollie Dickey. Lotta Schrader returns from Cincinnati. Alexander Travis and daughter visit Greensburg. John Baumer Eddie Decker George Eddler go to Indianapolis. Mrs Romweber Mitchell travel to Cincinnati. Mary Weisenbach departs for Cincinnati after visiting Lambert. Joseph Scoopmire campaigns for Treasurer in town.
Picnic at St Clair's hall promises great crowd
Practical prosperity is shown by record college attendance. Mrs Stein and Mrs Schneider of Cincinnati visited Mrs Weng er. The Oct 6 picnic will be the season’s great event with the Eureka Brass Band and St Clair's Orchestra providing music and a full refreshments lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
Eureka Brass Band
St. Clair’s
Batesville Stars Sweep Sunman and Milan Victories
The Batesville Stars won twice over the weekend, beating Sunman 22 to 6 at Westerman's Grove and edging Milan 17 to 16. Terry pitched for Batesville, Fred Baas made a spectacular diving catch, Hank Schroeder hit the season’s longest home run, and a large crowd witnessed the decisive ninth inning rally against Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Stars
Sunman
Fred Baas
Milan
Hag” Johnson
Moore’s Hill College
Will
Oser
Hank” Schroeder
Local Notes and Movements in Batesville Area
Smoke Square Diehl reports illness. John Otting returns from Cincinnati. Thomas Cravens travels to Indianapolis. Mrs. Henry Behrman visits Sunman. Mrs. John Hotopp sick with malaria. Mrs. Carrie Davis travels to Indianapolis. Leonard Walke visits from Cincinnati. Lizzie Wester and sister go to Indianapolis. Mrs. George Russell visits from Mobile. Batesville campaign described as dull with inertia. Otto Kirschner visits from Lawrenceburg. Dr. G. T. Beckett and family visited by father. Big Four cash receipts Aug $3,990.00 Sep $3,565.74. Squire Stowe family move to Hucke property. Chas Brandt to occupy vacated house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Stowe
Otis
Wilker House
Hucke
Chas, Brandt
Town Trustee Notices and Local News from Cross Roads
Trustee George H. Goyert announces weekly township business at his Cross Roads residence. Dead Letter Office to receive unclaimed letters by Oct. 30. Local social news covers visits from Cincinnati guests, a Benham funeral announcement for James Wright, praise for Chamberlain's remedy, and a hospital accident involving Mrs. Henry with eye injury and quick Cincinnati medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Ind
George H. Goyert
Laughery
Washington, D. C
Potona
Jos. Scheele
Lewis Yager
D. McCallum
P. M
George Gelvin
James Wright
Benham
George
Republican Speeches Draw Town Hall Crowd in 1900
In Batesville readers note a slated Republican event at the Town Hall on Friday October 5 1900 featuring Hon F M Thompson candidate for judge. An Indiana speaker Hon Chas R Case appears Saturday to discuss major issues. Local notes cover marriages visits and a minor accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Batesville
Chas. R. Case
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. ZB
Charles J. Doll
Walsman Burs
Schorr
Rosa Bohland
Henry Beese
Miss Pepper
Peppertown
Indianapolis
Will Bowers
Greemann, Wilker & Co
Frank Bedunnah
Mamie
John Hancock
Louisa Koester
Lena Hodapp
Fred Meyerrose’s
H. H. Kramer
John Nickel
Adam Lindenmeyer
Lindenmeyer
Viccinity
Joseph Grabman
Anderson
Peter Schreiner
Mollie Moore
A. G. Zierer
Jacob Cook
Linton
Brookville
Wmner
Zacharias
Mesdames Jno
Schuck
Ed Beer
Rathbone Sisters
Batesville Public School
John W. Hancock
Christ Stephan
Henry Grimmer
Clarence Bennett
Fred Waltner
Emma Uhl
Edna Waltner
Ralph Waltner
Earnest Grimmer
Hamilton, O
Harmon Cruser
Zenas
Ed Hancock
Versailles
John Hillenbrand
A. J. Nusbaumer
Bryan
Indianae
Smoke Short
Havana
Cook
Walsman’s
Geo. J. Mehlon
Fred Kretzmeyer
Greensburg
A. G. Bischoff
Morris, Ind
Fred Wessel, Jr
BR. A. Kramer
Tillie Johnson
Neil
Lotta McCallum
Tara Ward
Mary Krieger
Dr. Boyd
Kate Enziger
Near Lookout
E. Wagner and
G. A. Baas
Gale Moore
Mollie
Clarksburg
George Meyer
Equitable Refining Company
Cleveland
H. Kramer
King’s
Brewer
Ludlow
Henry Mohr
Oldenburg
Wesler
Knodishburg
Engel’s
Walsman's
Henry Hahn
Tony Hassmer
Lawrenceburg
Our Town
Millie Turner
Duhme
John Nordloh
Henry Updike
Dr. Abbott
Napoleon
George Holtel
Aug. Ortman
Ev. Luth
St. Mark’s Church
Lotta Schrader
Kate Brogen
Oham
Robert Brogan
Newpoint
Berry Dickey
Wo. Dresing
Dr. Gibson
Carvington, Ky
Hammerle House
Walnut Street
John Olivier
Anna Morgan
Maag
Pennington
Lawrenceville
Agnes Schrader
Fred Siebert
Steamboat Landing
Siebert
Wn. Horwarth, Sr
Siemers
Amelia Burdorp
Norwood
Laura Oesting
Santiago
Cal
C. Broerman
Ed L. Beer
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
California
Hall Lock Company
William
Ed Fitzer
Louis Fisher
Newport
Frank Bienke
Huntersville
St. Clair's Grove
Diehl
Enogel’s
Fred Meyerose
Indianapoli
Ed Ebel
Ella Shane
Osgood
Mollie Dickey
Alexander Travis
John Baumer
Eddie Decker
George Eddler
Romweber
Mitchell
Mary Weisenbach
Mrs. Lambert
Joseph Scoopmire
Mrs. Stein
Mrs. Schneider
Morris Wenger
Woer CO
New York
OW. W. Dickey
John Otting
Thomas Cravens
Henry Behrman
John Hotopp
Carrie Davis
Leonard Walke
Lizzie Wester
Here
George Russell
Mobile
Ala
Gregor Oser
Otto Kirschner
Louis Clostermeyer
Mr. Beckett
Dillsboro
G. T. Beckett
Sophia Basey
Lizzie
Millie
Edna Kipp
W. W. Massingill
Beaumont
Texas
J. Gauck and Bigney & Co
Joseph Henry
Republican Speakings
F. M. Thompson
Smoke Shorts
Pride of
Elmer Schrader
Charles Doll
T. C. Bryson
Connersville
Lydia Osting
Cort Bruns
Mrs. Becker
Penntown
Mrs
Mat Vierling
John Sager
Christ Wiles
Theodore F. Havenkott
Tyler
Tex
John Wonning
Joe Hirt
Joe
William Stowe
William Kramer
Rilda Oliphant
Metamora