Social Notes From Sunman Area This Week
Henry Eriman was at Sunman on business Saturday. G. Mosmeier and wife with two children rode to Sunman Tuesday evening. Mr. Bogerding and son visited Sunman Thursday. Wm. McMullen and wife, of Sunman, visited friends here Sunday. M. J. Stahley and wife and daughter called on friends at St. Mary’s Sunday. Bert Alden, near here, has a fine crop of Orange Sugar cane and expects a barrel of molasses per load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eriman
Sunman
G. Mosmeier
Wm. McMullen
M. J. Stahley
St. Mary’s
Bert Alden
Bert
Local Notices from Napoleon and Vicinity
Carrie Krusie of Napoleon visits sister Mrs Won ning Monday. Henry and Fred Dickman of Greensburg attend funeral of cousin Louisa Miller Sunday. Henry and Herman Dickman on business trip to Versailles Monday. Fred Beck recovers from malaria. John Wissman George Kassens and Misses Ida Busch and Louisa Ahring attend Richter Meyer wedding at Fink church Wednesday Oct 10. Mr Hunsicker and wife of Napoleon visit daughter Mrs George Hartig this week. Louisa Miller died Oct 11 1900 aged 37 years 8 months 23 days and was laid to rest at Cross Roads cemetery Sunday afternoon. She leaves father, mother, three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wissman
George Kassens
Ida Busch
Louisa Ahring
Richter-Meyer
Fink’s Church
Diep
Louisa Miller
Cross Roads
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Cure
It claims to cure itching piles and other injuries or eruptions and guarantees relief. The advertisement sells Bucklen's Arnica Salve for 25 cents a box through druggist G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
G. A. Baas
Community Visit Notes and Local Gatherings
SHARPS CORNEE Henry Schomber and family visited near Knochsburg Sunday. Fred Brinkman and wife spent Sunday afternoon at H. Witkamper's. Henry Pohler and wife spent the afternoon at Penntown. Mrs. Witcamper received a telegram stating her brother was very sick in Covington Kentucky and died soon after her arrival. The funeral was Saturday. Mr. Bauman and wife spent Sunday on Pipe Creek. M. Osborn attended the funeral of Robert Maguire at Spades Saturday. John Galle and family visited relatives near Spades Sunday. Bayes Osburn and Mr. Femeyer attended the public sale at Jonathan Foster's near Oak Forest last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayes Osburn
Mr. Femeyer
Jonathan Foster
Oak Forest
St Peters Community Notes and Local Marriage
Mrs Mat Brosa and Mrs Mary Zimmer visited Morris last week. A surprise sixteenth birthday party for Miss Clara Meyer featured dancing and a good time. The Franklin county institute closed schools this week. Otto Wissel married Lena Theowald at St Peters Church and they began housekeeping in Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Brosa
Mary Zimmer
Morris
Clara Meyer
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Otto Wissel
Lena Theowald
Connersville
Bismarck’s Iron Nerve Boosted by New Life Pills
Legendary leader’s stamina linked to robust health. If you seek similar vigor and success, try Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They strengthen brain and body, only 25 cents at Baas’ drug store.
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Dr. King
Baas
Dr. Peal
Ss Fen TV
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Peal Medicine Co
A. Baas
Batesvi
Farmers Near Finish Sowing Wheat as Buyers Eye Local Farms
Farmers in the area near completion of wheat sowing. Frank Volz of Cincinnati visited the vicinity to look at farms. Jacob Abplanalp conducted business in Brookville on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Volz
Cincinnati
Jacob Abplanalp
Brookville
Local Social and Business Notes from Sharp's Corner Area
Mr Bauman and wife of Sharp's Corner spent Sunday with Herman Wittkamper. Martha Abplanalp and two sons visited Wittkamper family Sunday. H A Hesse and sons took corn to Cincinnati Monday. Mrs Anna Hornberger and children of Lawrenceville were in the area Sunday. The Rennekamp brothers of North Point were here on Monday. Henry Hesse hauled corn to Sunman last week. George Tegeler did business at Sunman Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Abplanalp
Herman Wittkamper
H. A. Hesse
Rennekamp Brothers
North Point
Henry Hesse
Sunman
Campaign address by Estel Bielby stirs Lawrenceville crowd
Estel Bielby spoke to a large Lawrenceville audience Friday on campaign issues. He urged clear ballots for the November sixth election, asserting listeners should trust his views for the country’s best interests. Local social notes report visits by Ulysses Sherling and wife to her parents, and various regional neighbors on weekend rounds to Sunman Batesville and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estel Bielby
Lawrenceville
Bielby
Robbed the Grave
Philadelphia man tells of grave illness with sunken eyes yellow skin and back pain after three doctors gave up He credits Electric Bitters with saving his life after three weeks of use and urges others to try them at 50 cents a bottle from G A Baas drug store
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
G. A. Baas
Spades and civic events entertain Adams township crowd
A lively Saturday institute by Adams township teachers drew attention. Ida Wiedeman spent the weekend with relatives in Sunman as a Republican speaking event drew a large crowd of young people and locals.
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Adams Township
Prohibition Meeting and Local Notices in Sunman
Sunman reports Col Spooner of Indianapolis addressing issues of the day and Nathan Powell Republican candidate for Congress shaking hands with locals. Coroner Cox of Napoleon held an inquest into the death of Robert McGuire who died after his legs were severed by a train. Funeral services were held at the M. E. church and burial at St. Paul cemetery. Rev Jackman spoke on prohibition noting his powerful voice drew the crowd. those at home could hear as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Napoleon
Robert McGuire
M. E. Church
St. Paul
Jackman
People of Spades
Butlerville notes death and political visits
Rebecca Chambers and Estella Pardon were called to Bennington for a relative's death. Emma Campbell returns home from Moore's Hill. Rev. Frank Wolfe held service. Eva Fewell and Dan Ebel of Carmel visited J W Silvers. Engineer Elmer Davis of Carmel was killed in a railroad accident. J W Silvers attended Albert Fewell's child's funeral in San Jacinto. O T Philips recovers from a severe runaway injury. L J Nell hosted the McKinley Club talk. F M Thompson campaigns for judge and is popular. Nathan Powell, Republican candidate for Congress, praised at Campbell township rally. A Dupont rally with Beveridge planned. Uncle Henry Haig not expected to live.
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Nathan Powell
Congress
Powell
Campbell Township
Dupont
Beveridge
Parish Notes and Social Roundup from Greensburg Town
Greensburg residents H. H. Pinson and friend were in town. Nona Sammons returned from a visit near Versailles. Joe Bradshaw accompanied her home. Ed Gray and Cyrus Martin left for Tipton County after two weeks visiting relatives. Baby George Tilley died Oct 11 from brain fever. Miss Emma Schlueter is sick with typhoid. George Arnold and wife welcomed a son born Oct 12. A pie social at Bruner school benefits Y P R C books. Mrs. Wm. Tilley and son Frank convalescent from typhoid. Squire Brown and wife returned from Greensburg and Indianapolis. daughter Viola visiting. The Catholic bishop will visit Napoleon next Monday, drawing a large crowd. Nona Sammons went to Indianapolis Monday to visit relatives.
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Nona Sammons
Ed Gray
Cyrus Martin
Tipton County
Squire Brown
Greensburg
Indianapolis
Viola
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Philadelphia Woman
Annie E Springer of 1125 Hewart Street Philadelphia reports Dr King's New Discovery cured her long standing hacking cough. She says it removed chest pain and lets her sleep soundly. Trial bottles free at Baas drug store. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar. guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Springer
Hewart St
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Baas’ Drug Store
Local News Briefs from Pierceville and Vicinity
Typhoid fever strikes Robt. Foster while Mrs. Tucker visits from Westport. Anna Hamilton stayed in Ohio county, and B. and O. brake man O. E. Henderson visits with family. Campaign picnic draws a large crowd on October 13. Various local visits and forthcoming wedding forecast. Residents moving: Jas. Vity buys Mrs. Brown’s residence and Geo. Seymour plans Milan move. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Burr from Columbus and Mrs. Menke from Cincinnati.
Knoche Family Returns Home From Cincinnati Visit
Kate and Maggie Knoche return home after an extended stay in Cincinnati. Mia supervises school as Bruner and Golda Tucker, with M. Seymour visiting from B and O S W last week. Mrs. L. E. Schaeffer and Mrs. E. P. Brown travel to and reside in St. Louis with relatives and daughter. Milan and Cincinnati Gymns tied 8 8 in Sunday ball game. J. E. Steele of Aurora visited relatives here this week. Subscribe to the Tribune with Daisy Nocks in Pierceville.
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Kate
Maggie Knoche
Cincinnati
Milan
Cincinnati Gymns
Versatililies Hon John Kern Campaign Speech
Democratic Governor candidate John Kern spoke at the courthouse last Tuesday night. Locals and visitors include Mrs Hutto of Sharpsville visiting relatives and numerous townspeople moving or visiting nearby. Travelers like Russell Willson and Joseph Ward with wives visited, while Johnson, GrAnt, and Cross Plains residents conducted business here and in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kern
Court House
Mrs. Hutto
Sharpsville
Civil and family suits headline court house news
Civil action Thompson Henry Overturf et al vs Anna Overturf et al seeks partition. Will and testament probates: Kathrin Weingard left all property to her children. Louise Kepper left all property to her children share alike.Marriage licenses issued for George Richter Jr and Anna Meyer. Patrick Finley and Ella Young. Wilmot Marshall and Ola Judd. Adam Scherer and Emma W Bessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Thompson
Henry Overturf
Anna Overturf
Kathrin Weingard
Louise Kepper
Social Roundup Notes From Osgood Residents
Miss Bailey of Osgood visited Miss Kate Henry and Miss Anna Kaiser on Sunday. Clint Taylor of Batesville came to see Carrie Letzier. Rudolph Acher and Molle Tucker, teachers from Osgood, spent Sunday with Rudolph Hertenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bailey
Osgood
Kate Henry
Anna Kaiser
Clint Taylor
Batesville
Carrie Letzier
Rudolph Acher
Molle Tucker
Rudolph Hertenstein
Metamora trip ends then Cosgrove speaks in town
Henry Leonard and wife departed for Baltimore on Monday afternoon. In Gordon's Hall the Republican meeting heard Hon. P. L. Cosgrove of Michigan discuss day’s issues in a clear, logical manner. He then traveled to Connereville. Hon. Jas. E. Watson will address Metamora residents on Oct 18. Grandma Caswell returned from Brookville on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metamora Township
Gordon’s Hall
P. L. Cosgrove
Michigan
Connereville
Jas. E. Watson
Kilburns serves fine oysters and local movements noted
Tennessee news lists Kilburns oysters as a dining option. Names include Connie Swan Carl Anderson Grandmother Swan Mrs Fannie Holmes Sol Gold Henry Grimme Mrs George Murray Captain Geo Kimball and Pearl with travels to Brookville Cincinnati and Batesville. Community members visit family attend funerals or return from trips.
Green's August Flower praised by World Traveler
Professor Houton notes in ten years of travel that Green's August Flower is the most-used remedy for dyspepsia liver disorders and constipation. He cites tourists salesmen and offic e workers with headaches from irregular habits and says the tonic does not injure the system. Sample bites free at Baas' drug store. Sold by dealers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Houton
Baas
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Mr. Bogerding and Son
Carrie Krusie
Mrs
Fred Wonning
Henry and
Fred Dickman
Louisa, Miller
Herman Dickman
Versailles
Fred Beck
Mr. Hunsicker
George Hartig
Job
Sharps Cornee
Henry Schomber
Knochsburg
Fred Brinkman
H. Witkamper
Henry Pohler
Penntown
Mr. Bauman
Pipe Creek
M. Osborn
Robert Maguire
Spades
John Galle
ST. Peters
Katie Brosa
Lizzie, Hesse
Fred Wiwh
Frank Bischoff
M. Brosa
Franklin County Institute
George Wich
Bismarck
Pipe Crehe
George Tegeler
Ulysses Sherling
Franklin
G. W. Bower
Shelbyville
Jersey
Herman, Fred and
Eddie Dryer
Geo. Erfman
Family Sunday
Lewis Klein
Tony Schneider
Louisville
Bower
Henry Hornung
George
Louis Erfman
Ida Wiedeman
Col. Spooner
Harry Saatkamp
Shoe Druwmer
Butlerville
Rebecca Chambers
Estella Pardon
Bennington
Emma Campbell
Moore’s Hill
Frank Wolfe
Eva Fewell
Dan Ebel
Carmel, Ill
J. W. Silver
Elmer Davis
Elmer
W. Gallimora
J.W. Silvers
San Jacinto
Albert Fewell
O. T. Philips
L.J. Nell
McKinley Club
Henry Haig
Pinson
Wm. Tilley
Emma Schlueter
George Arnold
Bruner
Y. P. R. C. Books
Piercevilogie
Robt. Foster
Mrs. Tucker
Westport
Anna Hamilton
Ohio County
O. E. Henderson
T. H.woodson
Chas. Jones
Jas. Vity
Geo. Seymour
Wife
Silas Burr
Columbus
Ind
Daisy Nocks
Rising Sun
Laura Luhring
Elrod
Anna Menke
Tena Lepper
May
Mia. Bruner
Golda Tucker
M. Seymour
L. E. Schaeffer
E. P. Brown
St. Louis
C. Darling
J. E. Steele
Aurora
the Tribune
Pierceville
Mr. Stevens
Russell Willson
J. A. Hunter
Grant Johnson
Joseph Ward
Mr. Minger
Laura Marshall
R. R. White
Hughes
Kingwood
Walter Smith
Mr. Pegee
Recorder’s Office
Mrs. Jones
John Wright
Court House News
T. E. Willson
Louis Barnaman
Fred Barnaman
George W. Richter, Jr
Anna K. Meyer, Osgood
Patrick Finley
Nebraska
Ella Young
Holton
Wilmot Marshall
Ola Judd
Adam Scherer
Emma W. Bessler
Das. K.&k
America
Ohio
Tara
Kennedy
Keagan
Walnut Street
Pees
G@REEMANN
Henry Leonard
Baltimore
Grandma Caswell
Tenn
Kilburn’s
Connie Swan
Carl Anderson
Kentucky
Henry Grimme
Swan
Robert
Adderson
Nora Werner
Jonathan Curry
Tipton
Rafe Curry
Fannie Holmes
Buena Vista
Sol Gold
Chesterfield
Harry Leonard
Carl Smith
George Murray
Duck Creek
Curry
Capt. Geo. Kimball
Miss Pearl
Noble Gordon
Jessie Hammond
Scottsburg
Dr. Abbott
Orlando Jackson
J. W. Henry
Roce
Esa
Mervita Medical Co
Chicago
Vitali Nervita
Y Mail &Oeper
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicaco
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