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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
8
Sunman and nearby residents report parish plans as Trev. Black is named pastor for the C U church and will move with his family into Mrs. Webster’s vacated house. Attendees from Milan and North Vernon join locals at events, funerals, socials, and a pumpkin show, while others visit Cincinnati and Shelbyville on family and business trips.
George Sammons and brother visited uncle John Sammons in Napoleon. Edward Bredemeier and Miss Ada Letzler wed at Lutheran church and left for Cincinnati. Various visits and funerals noted including Bashrod Alexander’s death and Mrs Fannie Connor praising Dr Wing's New Discovery for coughs. An auto schedule from Napa and Osgood is listed.
HIAY TI Elmer Sparks of near Napoleon visited friends here Sunday. Mrs. Frank Wilson visited her daughter in Muncie and planned trips to Anderson and Indianapolis. Florence Dorrell visited Versailles and Osgood relatives. Mrs. Henry Bultmann Sr. visits Ottawa Illinois and Clear Water Kansas. Miss Bessie Schwier and a gentleman friend from Versailles visited Claude Dorrell. Claude Dorrells visited Hay near Napoleon. Koy van Whackery left Sunday for Los Angeles California. Mrs Maily Thackery of Lookout visits relatives here. George M Felton of South Gibson Pa recalls chronic diarrhoea in army days and credits Chamberlains remedy by A W Miles of this place. bottles sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman.
Henry Terry Morris of Batesville visited here last week as Mrs. Edward Glowka and daughter Mildred from Cincinnati joined relatives. Edwin Bischoff moved to Cincinnati for flour house sales. Mrs. Clarence Robbins of Sunman visited her parents as Philip Schumacher and wife marked their first anniversary. George Elenry and families from Batesville and Cincinnati attended. Theodore Pollman Jr. traveled to Cincinnati for several days. Irene Goldsmith with Mrs. Chas. Goldsmith traveled to Sunman Saturday. C J Harvey of Haymond also called Thursday. The Morris Tennis Club traveled to Batesville Sunday, winning the final game of the season. Miss Clara Sands went to Sunman Saturday to visit friends.
The column promotes Dr King s New Life Pills priced at 2 cents a box and includes many local notices. Posts note weddings at Tipton and Cincinnati visitors, telephone line work from Oak Forest to Oldenburg, deaths and funerals at St Mary s of the Rock, visits from Cincinnati residents, a birthday surprise, and an accident where August Riedeman cut four fingers while sawing wood.
Henry Borgerding of Cincinnati attended the funeral of Mrs. Hoeber at Brookville Sunday. Frank White and brother in law Osborn of Haymond were in our midst Saturday evening. Geo Garteman and wife were at Sunman Friday afternoon. Mrs Geo Huber and daughters Dessie and Alice and Miss Lizzie Abplanalp shopped at Spaden day afternoon. Ladies Society of Penntown visited Mrs John Pohlar Sunday for a social day. Fred Abplanalp was at Sunman Friday afternoon.
Local residents visit relatives in Batesville include Fred Bauman and wife and A Post and family from Cincinnati. Miss Myrtle Stille of Sunman and Miss Anna Wiedeman Cresco Iowa visit. Jed Franke’s family spent Sunday in Batesville. A Franke announces a cloak opening sale on October 30 and 31 with large millinery stock.
Samuel R. Worley of Hixburg Virginia, a veteran blacksmith of over fifty years, touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for relief from a lame back and rheumatism. The liniment is sold by Baas & Schultz in Batesville and Bigney & Co. in Sunman.
Miss Nellie Busch of Cincinnati visited home folks Sunday. Mrs. Gottlieb Peetz and Mrs. Dick Kops visited Mrs. Hibbler near New Bennington last Friday. The box social by Miss Ellen Rosenam Friday night was a success. Ralph Timmerman and wife of Batesville visited Mrs. Ahring. Mrs. Fred Siebert guest of Cincinnati relatives this week. Harry Busch’s overcoat taken at the Meyer school house box social last Friday.
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