Ninth inning rally sinks Batesville at Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg in a Sunday game thrashed by a five run ninth inning rally aided by home team miscues. Silent Bill Ludwig pitched eight plus. Haag held Batesville hitless until the ninth. Next Sunday Lafayette Pearls visit, game at 2 30 admission 25c men 25c ladies 10c.
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Lawrenceburg
Batesville
Bill
Ludwig
Haag
Lafayette Pearls
Indiana
St. Clemen’s
St. Bernard
Mrs Culver Dead in Suoman Home at 68
Obituary notes Mrs Culver nee Tuncrella Riddish Culver died at her Suoman home on Monday August 23 1909 aged 68 years 35 days she united with the Chris t church at Mapoleon fifty three years ago at age 16 and married C C Culver October 14 1860. Survived by husband one son Herman who died in 1866 funeral at St Pauls preached by Rev Bowers. Local notes mention visitors from Birmingham Lawrenceburg Milan Cincinnati and business ads.
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Tuncrella Riddish Culver
Suoman
St. Paul’s
Christirch
Mapoleon
C. C. Culver
Touthem
Herman
Bowers
State Fair grounds upgraded for Sept exposition
The State Board of Agriculture reports several thousand dollars in improvements to the fairgrounds for the September events. New cement walks connect main buildings, a 600 gallon per minute water system serves fountains, dustless oils coat drives, whitewashed buildings, turnstiles at gates and grandstand, reserved seating plans, fire protection apparatus, repaired grandstand chairs, and other comfort enhancements across the 214 acre site.
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State Board of Agriculture
Fair Ground
Two Papers for Price of One Tribune Enquirer Offer
The Tribune offers a one year subscription deal through December 31 giving both The Tribune and the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer for 1.25. The Enquirer is a four column twenty four page paper with general and foreign news and market data. Regular prices are 1.25 for The Tribune and 1.00 for the Enquirer. combined price is 1.25. Subscriptions can be sent by check money order or cash.
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Tribune
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Enquirer
The
Real Estate Agency Promotes Farm and Town Sales
A local real estate office, Timmerman and McCallum, offers farm and town property sales and buying services with E. C. Timmerman handling terms and contracts. The item also notes several social visits and townspeople traveling to Cincinnati and nearby communities.
Census prompts Batesville move to city status
The census shows Batesville grew 50 percent in ten years and readers are urged to vote to change from town to city. Supporters argue it costs no more to run a city and that both major parties back the change while promising good governance and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Laughery Township
Reihl Family Spends Sunday in Cincinnati
John Reihl and his family traveled to Cincinnati on Sunday for a day trip. Nicholas Stude of Spades was a business caller here on Monday.
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Carl Rosenmund
Birmingham
Ala
Mr. Rosenmund
Alabama
William Thuerner
Riverside
Martike
John Reihl
Cincinnati
Nicholas Stude
Spades
LeRoys Lose Close Game at St Paul 3 to 2
Batesville LeRoys visit St Paul and fall 3 to 2 as Bohland pitches well but hitters fail with men on base. St Paul’s Youngman also shines, marking the LeRoys first loss in ten weeks. They plan a Sunday rematch at Burney with a large cheering crowd.
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St. Paul
Batesville
Bohland
Youngman
Burney
Young Bralkemen Killed in Train Accident at Cedar Grove
Theodore Grosklaus of Sunman Indiana was mangled by a moving train at Cedar Grove and died eight minutes after surgery in Connersville hospital. He was 24, born and raised in Sunman, a general favorite. funeral at the U Church, burial at St. Pauls with Red Men assisting. He was the fourth Red Men member in the lodge to die violently.
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Sunman
Ind
Theodore Grosklaus
Cedar Grove
Connersville
St. Paul’s
A Lawn Social at St. Louis Church Grounds
A social event is planned for Thursday evening September 2 on the church lawn from 6 to 11 PM. The Eureka band will provide music and the program includes performances by Happy Hooligan and The Merry Widows in their first on site appearance. Refreshments, cold and hot, will be served.
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St. Louis Church
Eureka
Local stores close at noon on Labor Day
Notice states all leading stores will close at noon on Labor Day September 6 as has been the custom. Cincinnati visitors Mrs Burgman and Elsie visit uncle Mat Krome and return. Harry Pohlman leaves for Boston Navy post after furlough. Katie Oswald and niece Genevieve Schmidt visit home folks. M R Connelley travels from Columbus to South Bend. Mrs Geo Beck and Mrs Quirie travel to Cincinnati. Lost spectacles and case, finder may claim at office. Grover Martin and wife from Sunman visit relatives.
Real Estate For Sale By Timmerman and McCallum Agency
Several farms and houses are offered for cash or quick sale across Decatur County Indiana. Listings include 80 acre farm with timber and orchard near Adams church, 120 acre farm south of Newpoint, 153 acre near Smyrna, 8 room brick dwelling on West street, several 6 to 12 room frame or brick houses on George Street Elm Street Walout Street and Maple Avenue, a 23 story brick dwelling near Batonville, 41 acre farm with timber near Batonville, three lots on Depot street, and other small parcels and a storefront near Main and Catharine streets with sale or rental option. Prices range from 450 to 4,000 dollars.
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Timmerman & McCallum Real Estate
Adams Church
Newpoint
Smyrna
Decatur Co
Ind
West Street
George St
Big Four
Vine St
Elm St
Walout St
Batonville
Depot Street
Batesville School Board Seeks Children to Attend 1909 Term
Notice to Patrons urges compliance with school laws as Batesville public schools open September 13 1909. Outside residents must present legal transfer on entry. Eight teachers lead a common term plus a commissioned high school for four years. E C Timmermann, President.
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Batesville
Batesville School Board
E. C. Timmermann
Firm Dissolved and Local Social Notes
The partnership of Thie and Vonderheide is dissolved with Mr Thie buying out Mr Vonderheide. All debts to the firm are payable to Mr Thie. Public thanks are given and continued patronage urged. A stream of social notices follows about local visitors and trips to Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg and Detroit. Smoke Schorr's Havana Blossoms.
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Thie & Vonderheide
Thie
Vonderheide
Transfer notes of deeds and parcels in several townships
A list of property transfers shows multiple deeds across Otter Creek, Washington, Shelby, Franklin and Brown towns. Purchasers include Chas Blair Jr to Chas Blair Sr, Demaree to May, Orr to McCoy, Gilliland to White, Bergdoll to Blackmore, Connelly to Myers, and others with acres, lots, and prices ranging from 100 to 5 000 dollars.
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Chas. Blair, Jr
Chas. B. Blair
Otter Creek
Harry C. May
John A. Demaree
Undi
Brown
Chas. O. Rouse
Alice Orr
Washington
Fannie E. McCoy
J. S. Bilby
Osgood
Robt
R. White
Geo. W. Lauber
Walter Love
Wm. N. Valentine
Thos. R. Aiken
Geo. Rheinfrank
Johnson
Benj. T. Lane
Wm. R. Craig
Shelby
Joseph L. Blair
Lulu Beach
Frank Volz
John Kattenbrink
Versailles
L. D. Marsh
Fred Busching, Jr
Hugo Kaiser
John R. Kattenbrink
Sad Accident at Gremann Sawmill Injures Louis Yorn
Louis Yorn was struck by a rolling log at the Gremann saw mill last Saturday morning, breaking the tibia and fibula in his right leg in a compound fracture. Doctors Martin and Coomes set the bones, and recovery is hoped. His wife and two children were ill at the time.
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Louis Yorn
Gremann
Martin and Coomes
Mr. Yorn
Boy Breaks Arm on Porch Play
Four year old Harold Kirschbaum son of Cody Kirschbaum and wife injured when he fell from the front porch onto the sidewalk. The left arm was fractured between the elbow and wrist. Dr Gibson treated and reports the arm is doing all right.
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Harold Kirschbaum
Cody Kirschbaum
Reds Edge Greens 5 to 4 At Fairgrounds
Reds of American Furniture Co beat Greens 5 to 4 in a pitched game at the fairgrounds. Reds used Lightner and Bobbland against Greens pitchers Renz and Hotopp. A Roy Freeland daughter battles serious illness with whooping cough and suspected meningitis.
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Reds
Greens
American Purniture Co
Fairgrounds
Lightner
Bobbland
Renz
Hotopp
Roy Freeland
Wanted At Once Good Girl For House Work
Classified note seeks a reliable helper for a four member family at 2365 N Meridian St Indianapolis Indiana. Four dollars weekly without washing five with washing. Also mentions home lighting and an electrician available. Names and places include New Point Cincinnati Richmond Batesville Casket Co and Thie Vonderheide shop.
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Meridian St
Indianapolis
Ind
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W. Nickol
Caldwell
Lux
Pink
Kaffenberg
L. Nickol
Benz
Gauck
Boehler
L. Ayler
Hibby
Hammerle
Batesville A.B. R. H. P.O
E. Lightner
M. Benz
C Wintz
Ss Wernke
Qelrich
Nickol
Lawrencle G. A.br H P.O.A
L. Aylor
William Johnson
Tom Thompson
Milan
Frank Bedunnah
Meyer Hardware Co
Will “Kammeyer
Dan Kammeyer
Joseph Kurtz
Real Estate Agency
Timmerman & McCallum
E. C. Timmerman
William Kahn
Henry Doliman
Hugo Prell
Fred. Morgan
Teckla
Schwartz
Savannah, Ga
Edwin Leuchtenberg and
Covington, Eky
Cross Roads
Helen and
Josephine Rosenmund
Brookville
Blank’s
Lucy Henry
Suaman
Water Works Company
Charles Kramer
Adam Lindenmeyer
T. J. Roel
Clifford Zier
Jos. Strauss
Wife Sunday
Obermeyer
Fritsch
Flannigan
Watkins
Rotheford
E. Favors
Blank and
Busch
LtRoys A.B. R
Sumpter
Rutheforad
Woods
Bh. Favors
Rf. Youngman
Wooley
Wilson
Bane
Favors
Baees
LeRoys
Ea Seaee
Harry Pohlman
U. S. Navy
Boston
Katie Oswald
Genevieve Schmidt
M. R. Connelley
Columbus
South Bend
Geo. H. Beck
Frank Quirie
Grover Martin
Maple Avenue
Main
Catharine Streets
Jacob Paug
Henry Oswald
Detroit
Mich
Oma Meyerose
Henry Fischmer
Fred Wilminck
Herman Drees and
Louis Ollier
Emma
Dolph Moore
Nick Blank
Freda Rosenmund
Greensburg
Schorr
Havana
Dena Demaree
George Sippel
Thomas Patterson
Child
Richmond, Ind
WanutTree
Batesville Casket Co
Peninsular
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