Sunman News Highlights Cloak Opening and Local Happenings
The town announces its third annual cloak opening at E R Beblmer for Saturday and Monday with a grand selection and bargains. Henry Wolmer buys Casius Wiberr’s farm west of town. Lee White head, now in Portland, Ore, plans marriage to Miss Harrnett on Oct 28. Local visits and social events fill the week, including pie social at Sharps Corner and various trips to Cincinnati. An Electric Bitters testimonial is included along with local business notes and weather remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Beblmer
Lee Whitehead
Sunman
Portland
Oregvon
Harrnett
Suoman
Fred Tangman
Taft Indiana tour ends with farmers appeal at depot
A large crowd met Mr Taft at the depot platform on his Indiana tour Thursday. He spoke on farmer prosperity and high prices and urged a continued Republican administration. Senator Hemenway accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taft
Taft
Local Social Notes Highlight Cincinnati Visits and Weddings
Miss Blanche Firth spent last Wednesday in Cincinnati with her sister Mrs John Hoover. Mrs G T Beckett and son Marcius, and Mrs L A Wetzler and daughter Glenna visited Mrs Robert Warman south of town. Miss Bertha Wetzler attended a pie supper at Boswell with Miss Clara Warman. Mrs G C Tyrrell spent the latter part of last week in Cincinnati. Steve and John Shorten of Delaware transacted business here. Miss Dave Crandall of Cincinnati visited her parents. Dr G T Beckett attended the Medical Association at Madison. Richard Holman and family visited Cann Stevens. J A Hunter and wife and Wm Hunter visited Davidson Yater family at Holton. Rev Hutter of Moores Hill preached twice at the M E church. Arthur Schein of Batesville and Ella Steinford of Adams Church announced. Herman Brand to Ida Vogel both of Stumkes Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Firth
Cincinnati
John Hoover
G. T. Beckett
Marcius
L. A. Wetzler
Glenna
Robert Warman
Local Socials With Neighbors Spread Across Town
Ernest Norwold and family visited Lews Stockinger and wife Tuesday evening. J L Peetz candidate for State Statistician was seen among friends Friday. Mrs Frank Wilson returned from Muncie after visiting Ella and family. Mrs Henry Hultmonn returned from Illinois and Kansas. Louis Idlewine called on Louis Stockinger. William Meuchhofer and wife visited Edward Fox and family at Napoleon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Norwold
Elma
Lews Stockinger
J. L. Peetz
Kukumu
William Meuchhofer
Edward Fox
The Price of Health in a Malaria District
Mila Slayton of Noland Arkansas says the price of health in a malarious district is 25 cents for a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills. The product cleanses gently and imparts new life and vigor. satisfaction guaranteed at Baus Schuitz’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Mila Slayton
Noland
Ark
Baus Schuitz's
Local social notes and minor incidents in town
Morris Orto Baudenthistie of Haymond visited town Monday while Jacob Schumacher of Cincinnati spent the weekend with his parents. Schein Steinford wedding at Adams Church drew Miss Elsie Reidman from Cincinnati and others. Mrs Kittner hosted relatives from New Albany. Miss Loretta Zillebuehler injured herself, four stitches placed by Dr Coomes of Batesville. Will Tabeling and family and Edwin Bischolf visited the Bischoffs. Several fights occurred last week amid lack of town officers. grand jury urged to investigate. Romilda Lehwier from Oldenburg academy visited grandfather Herman Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Wipper
Elsie Reidman
Cincinnati
Adams Church
Loretta Zillebuehler
Coomes
Batesville
New King’s Discovery touted for lung cures in local notices
Mrs. Fannie Connor of Ixural Route 1 Georgetown Tenn credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing her severe lung ailment after months of coughing. The ad copy promises the real cure for lung and throat troubles and offers a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Connor
Georgetown
Tenn
Soho
Dr. King
Baas
Soldier Cured Of Chronic Diarrhoea By Remedy
George M. Felton of South Gibson Pa recalls severe chronic diarrhoea while in the army in 1863. He tried many remedies before Mission Miles of his town urged Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One bottle stopped the illness at once. Sold by Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Felton
South Gibson
A. W. Miles
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
More Than Enough Is Too Much for Health
A mature person should eat only what is needed to repair tissue and supply energy. Excess food causes stomach troubles rheumatism and kidney disorders. If indigestion occurs revise diet and use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Bigney & Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Batesville, Bigney & Co
Sunman
Pleasant Park Social Notes From Local Friends
Mr Glora of Spades called on old acquaintances here last week. Fred Dickman and family of Batesville visited at Charles Dickman's Sunday. Mrs D Kops Mrs G Peetz and Mrs Ahring and daughter were guests of John Wisman Friday. Mrs Earl of Ballstown visited Fred Wounning's Friday. Mrs Von Gundy and brother John Leuchtenberg of Cross Roads spent Wednesday with Henry Miller and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Raver
Milan
Mr. Glora
Spades
Fred Dickman
Batesville
Charles Dickman
D. Kops
G. Peetz
Ahring
John Wisman
Mrs. Earl
Ballstown
Fred Wounning
von Gundy
John Leuchtenberg
Cross Roads
Henry Miller
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Casius Wiberr
Charities
Bruns
Sharps Corner
John Bruns
Aurelia
Will Abraham
Moores Hill
Owen
Flerman Bruns and
Dr. Fletcher
Kentucky
GW. Trautman
Frank Mason
Indianapolis
Dr. Vincent
Mr. Swartout
Anford
Wesley Hamlin
Guilford
Carrie Thum
Emma Garrett
Hagerstown
Lewis Sieg
George Taylor
Albert Alexander
Guy Mote
Circe Stegner
Bessie Gross
Penotown
Sherman
Henry Stegner
A. Chisholm
Treadwell
N. Y
Oldenburg
Jas
Tipton
Tony Ziegler
Noblesville
Jos, Eaneking
Wife
Shelbyville
Mrs
Cord
Dan Klein
Samuel R. Worley
Wixburg, Va
Tigney & Co
John Walsh
Vierceville
Mary Gettle
Harry Pohlman
Watesville
Thos. L. Laws
West
Colorado
G. W. Toole
J. H. Connelley
Charley
India
M. R. Connelley
Fannie Connelley
Lawrenceburg
Rev
EK. Connelley
Versailles
Lelia E. Dever
S. A Connelley
Mary McCarthy
Cross Plains
John Stille
E. Neal
John Rebuck
M. E
Versatoiles
Bertha Wetzler
Clara Warman
Boswell
G. C. Tyrrell
Messrs
Steve and
John Shorten
Delaware
Dave Crandall
The
Medical Association
Madison
Richard Holman
Ruth
J. A. Hunter
Wm. Hunter
Davidson Yater
Holton
Hutter
M. E. Church
Arthur Schein
Ella Steinford
Herman Brand
Ida Vogel
Stumkes Corner
Frank, Wilson
Muncie
Ella
Henry Hultmonn
Ilino’s
Kansas
Louis Idlewine
Milihousen
Louis Stockinger
Morris
Orto Baudenthistie
Haymond
Jacob Schumacher
Fred Kittner
Mrs. Kittner
New Alsace
Will Tabeling
Richard
Edwin Bischolf
Covington
A. G. Bischoff
Sunday
Romilda Lehwier
Oldenburg Academy
Herman Greece
Pheumonia
Anna Grinkemeyer
Katie Abpianalo
Greensburg
Wm. Cors
Theresia Stecher
Wim. Smith
Fred Wittkamper and Family
Newport
A. Franke
George Weller
Columbus
Ind
Christ Galle
Here
B. Arends
Lucy McGuire
Nobby Clothing CO
Pleasant Park
Edisons
Edison
Guss Brunner
Indiana
Aim
Famers National Bank
G. J. Mehlon, the Tailor
Foley
J. H. Wilker & Company
Andrew W. Kops
First National Bank
Second and
Washington Sts
William Krieger
Laughery Township
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