Seeds and local notices fill Batesville week
Seeds at Walsman Hoosier wheat drills and Farm goods advertised. Local visits and school news noted including Huntersville school opening with Miss Enneking, and the St Johns church youth outing at Herman Krieger's grove. State Bank Examiner Thomas P Millikin, and the death of his wife announced during rounds in Batesville area.
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Young People’s Society of the
St. John's Church
Herman Krieger
Thomas FP
Millikin
Newcastle
Batesville
Oother
Fire Alarm Without Fire Spreads Panic Then Extinguishes
A noon alarm rang when a gas stove at A C Flanders home belched flame as a burner failed to ignite and gasoline ignited from the other. Firemen arrived but found the blaze out quickly as the gas line stove flames were subdued by the time engines hit the streets.
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A.C. Flanders
Local notices and ads mix in rural news from Versailles through Sunman
Smoke Shorts Pride of Cuba and d0c shirtwaists closing out at 25c fill shop ads at Wim Krieger & Son and H. H. Kramer. Ben Bruenning visits Shelbyville relatives. Doris Rennekamp guests Agnes Cook. Chas Weigel visits Moore's Hill. Boehmer visits St Peters and the fair. Drugs and farm supplies from Gauck's store. tobacco filler fertilizer promotes crops and insect control. Sunman dance draws local youths at Big Tour hall.
Farmers, Attention Highest price paid for wood products
A period notice lists Gauck's Store as paying top prices for wood butter eggs and similar goods with cash or merchandise options. It also records social and local news including visits and reunions of Indiana veterans, accidents, and upcoming events in Napoleon Sunman Batesville and Weisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauck's Store
Fire destroys a saw mill and Labor Day parade unfolds
A Labor Day morning blaze at Greemann Bros. saw mill destroyed the mill while the boiler and engine survived. Firefighters and local hoses contained the fire with losses estimated 2000 to 2500 dollars, no insurance. Labor Day parade formed after morning rain with elaborate floats and attendees filling the fairgrounds, led by Joe Hirt and John A. Hillenbrand, deemed a success despite wet streets.
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St. Pierre
Mt. Pelee
Greemann Bros
Greemann
George Detmer
Detmer
Atq
Joe Hirt
United States
Eureka Brass Band
Clara Enneking
G. H. Goyert
Charley Kraus
Frank Peine
Oldenburg
H. B. Greemann
Anna Clostermeyer
Lotta Schrader
Batesville Brass Band
Christ Scherer
Christ
Chester Meyer
Nowers
Reception for Rev Clouds Sylvester and Bride
The Ladies' Christian Aid of the I. M. E. church hosted a reception for Rev Clouds Sylvester and his bride at H. J. Walsman and Wite's home last Friday evening. About a hundred guests attended, enjoying music and social conversation. Mrs Walsman served refreshments, and the bride's win some womanliness impressed attendees. Rev Sylvester has earned esteem for his church work. Mrs Sylvester is a skilled musician and will enrich church life socially and musically. The couple will begin housekeeping in Fred Meyer property on West Street, with best wishes for their life ahead.
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Christian Aid
I. M. E. Church
Clouds Sylvester
H. J. Walsman
Wite
Sylvester
Fred Meyer
West St
Greene sisters and Ennebrock visit from Newpoint
Misses Mary and May Greene and Lillie Ennebrock came from Newpoint Monday to visit friends. They returned Wednesday. Mrs. Clem Miller and brother Fred Wachendorf of Rushville spent the first of the week here with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
May Greene
Lillie Ennebrock
Newpoint
Clem Miller
Fred Wachendorf
Rushville
Mrs Schuneman Visits Cincinnati with Children
Mrs John Schuneman and her children spent last Sunday in Cincinnati visiting relatives.
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John Schuneman
Cincinnati
Sunman Soldier Reunion Day Highlighted by Fred Webmeyer
Fred Webmeyer visited Sunman last Thursday to attend the soldiers reunion. Repairs for Hoosier and Empire drills are noted at Walsman with rooms for rent listed under H. Walsman.
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Fred Webmeyer
Sunman
Newpoint Outclassed by Stars in Sunday Game
Newpoint failed to challenge the Stars who benefited from Bowen and a strong Indianapolis Marion lineup. Batesville jumped to a 2-0 first inning lead and piled on with six more runs across the sixth and seventh frames to win 19 to 2. Bowen, Thomas, and Teany worked on the mound for Batesville while Newpoint produced seven hits and committed three errors.
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Newpoint
Bowen
Rochester
N. Y
Rodo
Indianapolis Marions
Terry
Benz
Nickel
Thomas
Teany
Rowdies at Newpoint Baseball Game Spark Fights
A large Newpoint crowd, including the Batesville clubs, watched a game that drew rowdies from the Newpoint side. Whiskey fueled brawls among themselves, but no injuries occurred. the town marshal was absent. Versailles trial proceedings involved Grant Johnson’s defalcation as Ripley county treasurer.
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Newpoint
Batesville
Grant Johnson
Fred Schrader
John Lehmk Kuehler
Wm. C. Wingate
Wm. H. Schwier
Geo. H. Goyert
D. McCallum
Versailles
Grant Johnon
Ripley County
Butterick patterns spark September fashion supply
H H Kramer notes latest patterns arrive for dressmaking. Edward Santo and wife visit G A Baas then return to Indianapolis. Harry Turner travels to Covington Ky for machine carving work. Laura Sims of Shelbyville visits during the fair. Mrs John Gueth and Edith visit Cincinnati. Krieger offers Buckeye and Superior wheat drills at low prices. Smoke Schorrs Havanna Blossoms.
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H. H. Kramer
Harry Turner
Covington
Soldiers reunion noted in Sunman gathering
John Bultman and wife attended the soldiers reunion at Sunman last Thursday. See the side delivery clover bunch ers at Wm. Krieger & Son's. Large line of shirtwaists at half price at H. H. Kramer's. Scouring done by Mehlon,the tailor.
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John Bultman
Sunman
Wm. Krieger & Son's
H. H. Kramer
Mehlon
Greensburg Reds fall to Stars at fairgrounds
Greensburg Reds, a semi professional team formed three weeks ago, were defeated by the Stars 5 to 0 in a well played game. Roell pitched for the locals with Minor on the visitors’ side. Key moments included a double play by Bischoff and Benz and a running catch by Glidewell. Umpires were Oser and Craig. Local notes mention visitors from Shelbyville and several town updates and ads.
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Greensburg Reds
Fairgrounds
Bischoff
Benz
Glidewell
Roell
Minor
Kansas City
Nickel
Sauerland
Tekulve
Snyder
Teany
Nickal
Larder
Schroeder
Hammerle
Burdies
Terry
Phillips
Roek
Sheridan
Greensburg
Batesville
Oser
Craig
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Havana
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Co. W. Hawkins
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Indiana
Gauck’s
Portland Cement
Keepfle Bros
John Hackman
Ind
John Griesehop
Cora Hillenbrand
John Hillenbrand
Huntersville
Clara Marie Enneking
Henry Bauman
Danville
Irc
Misses Vert
Indianapolis
Ac H. Brokering
Cora Vcnnewehr
Frida Rosenmund
Teachers’ Institute
Brookville
Pete Roell
Hank” Schroeder
Osgood Ripleys
Pohlman’s
Morris, Ind
Will Rodefelt
Claudina
Rodefelts
Louis Diehl
Burg
Diehl
Metamora
Smoke Shorts Pride of
Cuba
Chas. Zweige
Oliver Pion
Wim
John Meyers
Ben Bruenning
Shelbyville
Labor Day
Doris Rennekamp
Missy Agnes Cook
Chas Weigel
Moore’s Hill
Frank Boehmer
St. Peters
Behrman & Wisman
Pearl Elliot
Chicago
James Ray
Cleo Starks
Clarksburg
Lon Karrick
J. F. Drescher
Sixty-eighth
Indiana Volunteer Regiment
Napoleon
Willian, Schulte
Clarence Cook
Weisburg
Henry
Illinois
Cort Bruns
Fred Wolfe
Fred Wessel
Fred
Eighty-third Regiment
Eighty-Third
Ben Barnhorst
Ben Obermeyer
Louis Obermeyer
Gellenfeck
Fred Stiening
Hamilton, C
Henry Stiening
Lulu Lang
C. S. Ward
Empire
H. Walsman
The
Stars
Roell and Schroeder
Thomas and
Errorr
Unipire
Rowdies
Edward Santo
G. A. Baas
Laura Sims
Drescher
John Gueth
Edith
Buckeye and Superior
Krieger’s
Henry Krieger, Jr
J. H. Bosse
Henry Siebert
Tolin
John Meyer & Bro
Ida and
Martha Haase
Cordwood
Adams & Curtis Shoe Factory
Jerry
Eres Nickel
Enee
Koell
Hammierle
Burdick
H. PO
A Phillips
Ib Sherman
Lf Saree
Conklin
Pees
Braden
Ss Tip Neee O
Pete Eb
Paaeorave