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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
5
Hon H B Sherman of Westport will discuss present campaign issues at Penntown Tuesday evening Oct 27 at 730. A large delegation from Sunman plans to attend. Other local items note visits and travels among residents including trips to Cincinnati Batesville Indianapolis and Greensboro with families and social events.
John Dieckman and daughter Sophia of Carthage Ohio visited relatives Sunday. Misses Down and Emma Dieckman of near Huntersville were guests of Fred Siebert Jr. Mrs Kops Peetz and Ahring and daughter visited John Norwold at Swedenburg last Tuesday. Albert Siebert and wife of Greensburg spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs John Wisman and son Garnett of Batesville called on home talks Saturday.
Health note warns excess eating harms digestion and kidneys. It urges trimming diet to energy needs and comfort, recommending Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, with signature retailers Batesville Disney Suuman.
John Kreinhop heads to Illinois to husk corn for the Sellmeier brothers. Charles Brooks visits Robert Austin in Indianapolis. Attendees from here at the Osgood pumpkin show last Saturday. A Lutz and wife guests of Rushville relatives. H Sammons and wife, niece, and Louis Tarpening at Sth Indiana cavalry reunion in Rushville hailed as the grandest. Rev Vawter preaches at M E church Sunday 10 30. Rev Nicholson at Baptist church Saturday and Sunday. Batesville charge quarterly meeting at Napoleon M J church Sunday evening. Dr Edwards to preach and give sacrament Monday at 10. John Fullner and family visiting from Illinois. Mrs Bell Bruner and Miss Blanche Roberts guests at Westport. Wm Gunter and wife with Mrs Morris in Indianapolis for medical care. Born: a girl to Bradt and wife on Oct 17. Mrs J B Rebuck returned from Pueblo. Everett Austin and Walter Smith calling in Osgood. Several residents travel to Cincinnati for business and visits. Miss Miriam Smith enrolled in bookkeeping at Nelson's in Cincinnati. Marriage licenses issued: Geru W Shrader to Lena Geinel of Osgood. John H Fayne to Martha Neamer of Friendship.
Samuel R Worley of Hixburg Virginia says Chamberlain's Pain Balm eased his lame back and rheumatism after more than fifty years shoeing horses. The product is sold by Baas and Schultz in Batesville and Bigney Co in Sunman.
Oldenburg residents record Sunday visits and travel to CINCS morning visits. Several locals relocate or change jobs, including Harry Haverkos resigning from the Oldenburg bus line for the Democratic Herald Batesville. Advert suggests Dr Wing New Life Pills with Ella Slayton of Noland Arkansas endorsing its benefits.
Morris Joseph Knebel of Sunman was a business caller here Monday. Miss Flora Schumacher spent the weekend with the Shaler sisters at Penntown. Mrs. Simon Wippel visits Cincinnati this week with her daughter. Edward T. Nye of Lebanon, Ohio, IH Co. agent, was a town caller Friday. Mrs. John Wintz of Batesville visited her relatives here Monday. Edna Eschenbrenner Ida Harvey and Ciscar Bischott rode to A. J. Stanke’s in Spades Thursday. Jacob Bos of Indianapolis was a guest Sunday. Chas. Willson of Versailles called on the Deal brothers Monday. Misses Schumacher, Rechenbrenser, Starvey and Donne went to Greensburg to hear Mr. Watson speak. The young ladies are Batesville Lincoln Fire Club members.
Spades Wm. Kammeyer and family came from Batesville to visit relatives over Sunday. Henry Franke spent Sunday with friends in Cincinnati. Henry Brunning and daughter Minnie went to Cincinnati to spend a week with relatives. Mrs Navier Schmalz went to Vincennes to spend several weeks with relatives. Cloak opening at A Franke's on Friday and Saturday October 30. Mrs Otto Aldendorf of Indianapolis visited relatives here last week. Preston Coudit of Indianapolis was guest of W H Fitch and family. Wm Gauck of Batesville was a business caller Thursday. Miss Huby Sunman went to Guilford Monday evening.
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell New York writes that after indigestion nervousness and debility he was near death but Electric Bitters revived him He reports resuming business and daily gains The product is guaranteed by Baas Schultz druggists at 50 cents
Balilstow NWN John Wambsgons returned home Tuesday after several weeks in Martinsville. Mrs. Kruse near Napoleon visited her daughter Mrs. Sophia Karl. Miss Maggie F. Menchhofer had dental work at Batesville Wednesday. Logan Thackery left for California Sunday for health. Mrs. Ernest Norwould had dental work at Dr Boz in Batesville Saturday. William Bultman left for Illinois last week to shuck corn. Charley Meyer of Batesville visited Thursday afternoon.
George M. Felton of South Gibson Pennsylvania recalls chronic diarrhoea during 1803 army service and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after trial urged by A. W. Miles. The medicine is sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
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