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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1900
Page
1
Notices describe a school pie supper on the 26th offering various pies, a ball at St Clair's hall next Saturday with the areka Brass Band, and Reformation services at Huntersville church on Oct 28 1900 with noon dinner and afternoon supper planned by the Ladies' Society.
See Waleman's line of stoves and a string of short notes: Mrs Vascou visits Cincinnati, Geo and D McCallum go to Indianapolis, Harry Bauman and Elsie visit Greensburg, Lizzie Klee visits Shelbyville, the Scherling family visits North Branch, school entertainment on the 26th, German services next Sunday, a sales job ad, home goods promotions, and various local travel and political items including a Republican pole raising and speeches by Frank Jones and Hart.
Eight year old Stella Beck, daughter of John Beck, died after her dress caught fire from live coals in ashes. Fred Wissman stopped the flames and carried her home but she died Monday afternoon. Funeral held at St Mark's new cemetery after services. Wissman burned his hands trying to save her.
W W Massingill of Beaumont Texas thanks manufacturers of Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for saving children from dysentery and infantum attacks. It is sold by J Gauck and Bigney Co druggists. Also notes on local visits and Buttericks patterns at H H Kramers.
Henry Walsman returned home Saturday from Indianapolis. John Hillenbrand joined a rally in Shelbyville Tuesday. Mrs. Lemon traveled to Aurora Sunday morning.
An ad asserts kidney and bladder trouble afflicts both women and men, causing misery, fatigue, and bed wetting in children. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer as a mild, immediate remedy available in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles, with free sample offers and pamphlets by mail from Binghamton New York.
Second hand stores at Walsman. hot lunch every Saturday night at Engels. New 5c cali coes advertised by Greemann Wilker and Co. School entertainment on the 26th features dumbbell and ruler drills. Local visitors and travel notes include Mrs Henry Robbin of Oldenburg and two children in Cincinnati, Mrs Anna Baker of Batesville moving to Louis Jager’s home near Napoleon, and several short travels among Michael Trossmann family, H F Blant and kin, Andy Horton and sister Ida, and William Borchett family visiting Greensburg and Charleston counterparts.
George H Govantt trustee of Laughery township notes weekly meetings at his Cross Roads residence on Tuesdays and Saturdays. John Minger and John Borgstedt visited Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning regarding Recorder candidacy and stirred up competition. Saugus?
On Thursday October 11 1900 a daughter was born to Louis Jager and his wife. Mrs Henry Meyer visited near Napoleon for several days. Miss A Bill from Cincinnati visited her uncle John Kraus. John Jacobs attended Miss Louisa Miller's funeral at Cross Roads. Mrs Geo T Beckett and family visited relatives, accompanied by Mrs Ed Diehl and her young daughter.
A paid position offers $3.50 per week to a quick neat laundress in a three person home. Address M Bamberger 2442 North Pennsylvania St Indianapolis Ind. Also a 1897 Clay West Virginia case reports James Reed leg injury healed in a week by Chamberlain Pain Balm sold by John Gauck and Bigney Co.
H. H. Kramzma reports top payments for rural produce. Herman Bonnemeyer of Indianapolis, after visiting relatives here, returned home Tuesday evening. Grant Johnson and John Harper of Versailles visited Sunday and headed to Indianapolis. Albert Goyert enjoyed the Roosevelt rally and carnival in Indianapolis and returned Sunday evening. Bright winter clothing ideas are in the November Designer at Greemann Wilker & Co.
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