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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
11
Gus Van Osdoll attended the Delttc- Republic game at Osgood Sunday as the Democrats won 7 to l. Howard McMinds stayed home. Several locals attended Molton church Sunday evening. S C Tucker of Osgood was in the vicinity. A wedding will be reported soon and coal stoves for the church are noted.
It claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve will cure itching piles and injuries or eruptions. The ad touts it as the best salve in the world with a 25 cent price and guaranteed cure, sold by G A Baab druggist.
Rain is badly needed here. Henry Bruening is piking the road in District No. 4. The road in District No. 6 ought to be pike also. Miss Lizzie Voege and cousin Emma Garlich from Illinois visited the Misses Menchhofer Monday evening. Misses Behlmer returned home Thursday while Grandma Behimer stayed until Sunday. Dr. J. T. Ratcliff of Morris was here Monday. Artie Menchhofer has tonsillitis and remains ill. Flora and Margaret Menchhofer visited the DeArmond and Williams organ and piano store at Greensburg Thursday.
The ad touts health benefits from improving stomach liver kidneys and bowels with Dr King’s New Life Pills. It claims they unlock brain and bodily power and notes a price of 25 cents at Baas’ drug store.
Farmers in St Peters continue sowing wheat. Mat Brosa made a Sunman trip Thursday. Brookville residents attended Mrs G Huber funeral last Tuesday. Mat Bresa and wife visited Weisburg Sunday. Mrs John Hoff and others came from Newpoint to Mrs Huber funeral. Ida Huber of Penntown visited Friday. A dance and pole raising at Simon Dudley drew a large crowd Saturday. Dave Minneman and family of South Gate visited Wm Zimmer’s family Tuesday. Mrs John Metz is slowly improving.
Jacob Garrison and family of St. Paul visited his parents here last week. Peter Huber and Mr. Naber attended the pole raising at St Peters Saturday. Several from here joined the picnic at Westerman's grove Saturday. Jacob Abplanalp transacted business abroad Saturday. Henry Hesse Sr. did business in Cincinnati last week. Martha Abplanalp entertained Joseph Gahn and family and Lizzie Louisa and Robert Abplanalp from Cincinnati Sunday. Ottie Thomas and wife visited abroad Sunday. John Pohler entertained relatives from Cincinnati Sunday. George Tegeler and Lewis Drake were at Sunman Sunday.
Prof Bouton reports meeting many users of Green's August Flower in ten years of travel. He says it helps dyspepsia liver and stomach issues and constipation. Tourists and busy workers benefit from its non injurious use and relief of sour stomachs. Sample bottles are free at Baas drug store and the remedy is sold widely.
Sunday visitors include F. Beck and family with Geo. Beck and kin on a Sunday drive. Locals note improving health among the sick while a Mt. Aetna drum corps passed through Thursday en route to Batesville for a Republican meeting.
Edith Ennebrock left for the Queen City Monday after visiting her parents. Frank Starks and wife of Batesville visited friends here Sunday. Rev. W. G. Carmichael of Muncie will begin two weeks of meetings at the Christian church Monday night. Ella Walker returned from Indianapolis Saturday after a visit there. Bessie Moodey returned to her school duties at Tuckertown Sunday after visiting her parents. Mrs. H. U. Greene and Mrs. Chas. Burton visited relatives near Horace Sunday to Tuesday. A dance at Mike Brogan’s south of town Saturday night was enjoyed by local youths.
SHARPS CORNEE H. R. Osburn made a flying trip to Batesville Saturday evening. Mrs. Wittcamper and grandchild spent Sunday afternoon with Herman Wittkamper at North Point. Grandma Biehl spent Sunday afternoon at B. H. Kroenke's. Most of our neighbors attended the funeral of little Clarence Zins at Haymond Monday. George Huber and Henry Pohler were at Sunman Saturday. Charles Cruza and wife of Pipe Creek passed through here Friday on their way to Batesville and Morris. Henry Schomber made a trip to Sunman Saturday. Henry Pohler and Mrs. Biehl attended the funeral of Grandma Huber at Schlicht's church Thursday. C Harry Huber of Pipe Creek was seen in our burg Sunday. Jacob Abplanalp of Pipe Creek called on Henry Kroenke Friday.
Hurrah for Mac and Teddy. Harry Pool is about town again and will soon be able to go to work. E. C. Davis and family were visit-
Rev J S Campbell filled first Paris circuit appointment in Dupont on Saturday amid a whooping cough outbreak. Rev Frank Wolfe preached his first conference year sermon at M E church to a full house. Pay day on the B and O S W left the boys flush again as visits from Cleves Fordsville Moore's Hill and Sunman are noted. Old settlers meeting rained out then well attended with singing prizes won by Oakdale. The McKinley Club heard F M Thompson and Sanford Murphy with Merton Chance speaking. Anna Miler attended Queen City festival. Henry Brumpter bought horses. Mrs Baker sold property to Penn town Lutheran congregation for a new church.
Mrs. Ed Allison and her son and mother visited Mrs. James Sherwood near the stone church on Sunday. Mrs. Mary Laird (nee Weaver) arrived Monday to pack her household goods for a move to Greensburg. Mrs. Wilbur Bown and Miss Lizzie Hanifer of Laurel called Monday morning.
Annie E Springer of Philadelphia reports Dr King's New Discovery cured her year long hacking cough. She says it removed chest pain and improved sleep, calling it a royal cure. Trial bottles are free at Baas' drug store with a dollar price and guarantee.
Metamora updates show Jas Rothrock returning home improved in health. Several residents travel to Cincinnati and Brookville for visits and work. A marriage unites Mary Weaver and Lewis Laird at the bride's home with a Greensburg residence planned. A number attend a Republican rally in Brookville.
Philadelphia man John Oliver describes a near fatal illness with yellow skin sunken eyes and pain. After three physicians gave him up a friend advised Electric Bitters and three weeks of use restored his health. He credits the product with saving his life and urges others to try it at 50 cents per bottle from G A Baas.
Sunday visits and travels fill Phenitown and Morris with confirmations, family gatherings, and a Queen City excursion. Residents including M. J. Stahley and family, John Erfman and relatives, Dr. James Birchfield, Ella Barthling, and Henry Schuerman are listed among those visiting, attending church, or returning from the fall festival in Sunman and nearby towns.
Grant Kinnett wed Rosa McFatridge. George E Grow and Amanda E Baylor, both of Napoleon, marry. Clarence O Hunter of Versailles weds Cora M Roberts of Versailles. John Andrews of Osgood probate September 22 1900 leaves all property to wife. Philip Biehl probate September 21 1900 leaves all property to wife.
Lizzie Donnelley et al transfer 11 acres in Adams township to Lena M. Miller for 400 dollars. Wm McDaniels sells 40 acres in Shelby township to David Stewart for 325 dollars. Chas F Uphaus transfers 105 acres in Laughery township to Christ Gemmel for 2400 dollars. Jos E Mobley sells lot 333 in Batesville to John D Thie for 820 dollars. Chas Wooley to Alonzo Wooley 9 acres in Shelby township for 375 dollars. Leopold Meyer sells 30 100 of an acre in Franklin township to Carrie J Van Dyke for 350 dollars. Emma M Brown transfers 2 11 100 acres in Franklin township to Jas A ctz for 300 dollars. Jacob L Benham to Wm C Daniels 38.58 acres in Shelby township for 385 dollars. Isaiah Myers to Chas F Uphous 120 acres in Jackson township for 2400 dollars. John Rosengarn to Newton Jackson 22 acres in Johnson township for 255 dollars.
In winter 1897 James Reed of Clay West Virginia bruised his leg on ice, swelling and pain left him unable to walk without crutches. After physicians and liniments failed, two and a half gallons of whiskey were used in baths. Pain Balm brought near full recovery in a week, avoiding amputation. Sold by John Gauck and Bigney & Co.
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