Pleasant Par e Visits and Labor Day Gatherings
George Kessens and family from Batesville visited Gus Bush and family Sunday. Fred Dieckmann and family from Greensburg visited relatives here last week. George Hartig of Sandusky called on Dick Kupson last week. John Wismann and family near Batesville visited relatives here Thursday. Many locals attended Batesville Labor Day. Herman Dieckmann went to Greensburg on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kessens
Batesville
Gus Bush
Fred Dieckmann
Greensburg
George Hartig
Sandusky
Dick Kups
John Wismann
Herman Dieckmann
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Asthma Relief
Foley's Honey and Tar claims immediate relief for asthma in severe cases and a cure if taken early. Sold by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
G. A. Baas
Local Social Notes From Spades County Weekend Visit
Will Kammeyer and wife of Batesville visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Maggie Faber of Penntown visited sister Clara Friday. Anna Guenter returned from Cincinnati Saturday for vacation with home folks. Ella Schierenbeck of Morris was in town Saturday. Maggie and Lizzie Franke visited relatives near Milan Sunday. Daisy Abring visits relatives at Versailles this week. Mrs Frank Bruning returned to Cincinnati Monday after a pleasant visit. Mrs John Federie and baby visited Joe Federie Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kammeyer
Batesville
Maggie Faber
Penntown
Clara
Anna Guenter
Cincinnati
Ella Schierenbeck
Morris
Frank Bruning
John Federie
Baby
Joe Federie
Patent remedy claims cures for kidney and bladder diseases
A promotional notice advertises a tonic sold by G. A. Laas that promises to cure Brights Disease, Diabetes, Stone in bladder, and general kidney and bladder diseases. The claim lists multiple specific ailments and the seller's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
G. A. Laas
Corn Ready for Harvest and Local Visits Report
Corn is nearly ready for harvest in Penn Towaw. Martin Wippel of Cedar Grove called on relatives and friends in town and Sunman late last week. A large turnout attended the Sunman reunion held last Wednesday and Thursday. Hartman of St Peters was a business caller Monday. Ollie Beihl and Fred Beihl of Versailles visited relatives here and at Sunman. John Ertman of Cincinnati visited local friends. Bertha Crusa of St Marys was a visitor last week. Several people attended Kilmore Saltmarsh funeral last Friday. Elia Bartling of Pipe Creek spent Sunday with Mrs Wolming. Rev Merkel and Elsie visited Sunman Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wippel
Cedar Grove
Sunman
Ollie Beihl
Fred
Versailles
Summan
Shatters all Records by Curing Severe Piles with Arnica Salve
Verbena Alabama man K A Gulledge paid doctors vast sums for piles causing 24 tumors. After hospital effort failed Buecklen's Arnica Salve cured him quickly. Subdues inflammation and conquers pains. Best salve in the world. 25 cents at Baus drug store.
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K. A
Local Social Notes From Sharp Corner Town
SHARPS CORNER follows a steady stream of visits and gatherings. Names mentioned include Christ Galle, Will Bauman and spouses of Spades and Sunman, Lonke of Sunman, John Galle family, Bertha Cruza of Egypt, Wermnan Johnson, Theodore Pohlman, Henry Wittkamper and Lew Wittkamper families, Miss Lucy Kassens, Jas. Garrison funeral in Pennsylvaniaburg, Henry Schomber receiving a bird dog from S. M. Crawford, Mike Walpe and Mrs Zins of Haymond, Fred Bauman and Henry Wickermeyer hauling wood to Morris, and a Labor Day celebration at Batesville attended by most residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Galle
Will Bauman
Spades
Mr. Lonke
Sunman
John Galle
Mrs. Reddert
Sauman
Henery Wittkamper
Lew Wittkamper
Lucy Kassens
John Bauman
Local Social Roundup From Marble Corner Area
HoPrSwHLEti La Joe Smith and family visited B. T. McNew's here the first of the week. Brengle delivered a sermon Sunday. A Hearty Saturday party at Herby Cook's drew a small crowd. Frank Franklin and two children from May's Defeat visited John Jeffries' Sunday. Corbin family from Holton guests of Z. T. Ralstin. Mrs. Charles Bridges of Letts with Claude Corbin visited his parents here Saturday. John Hiday and family returned to Anderson after visiting. Asa Conover and Agnes Cooper listed as sick. One young man feared losing his girl Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith and Family
Marble Corner
B. T. McNew
Frank Franklin
May
John Jeffries
Charles Bridges
Letts
Claude Corbin
Dr Ning's New Life Pills Advertised
Woman-friendly sales pitch claims Dr Ning's pills quicken life and health. Promises include active organs digestion relief from headaches and mood uplift. Endorsed with a 25 cent price and Baas as seller location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ning
Local Notes and Visits From Lincoln to Osgood
Lincoln VinDe John Lewis attends Enterprise fair while Win Shook and daughter visit Delaware relatives. Oswald Horn’s son buried in town. infant of Wesley Downey buried Saturday. Paul Gilliland calls on friends. Clark Henderson visits Versailles. Infant son of John Hyatt laid to rest in God's Acre. George Benefiel on business to Osgood Saturday. Hiram Humphrey slowly improving. Mrs. Ellen Benham buys J S Sparks property and plans possession. J S Benham travels to Knox county institute then to Sandburn school. Barney May conducts business in Osgood. A J Cottingham travels to Washington County Arkansas, falls ill with flux, praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Remains sold by G A Baas Batesville and Bigney & Co Suwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cottingham
Washington County
Ark
Chamberlain
Mr. Cottingham
Lockland
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Suoman
Young Americans Seek Employment in Muncie This Week
Correspondent notes several locals heading to Muncie for work opportunities this week with a one week return policy. Lizzie Demaree returns to Benham. Mrs. Carnine near Switzerland county is gravely ill. Others visit kin, including John Orem family, and Pearl Morris plans a stay with Old Lady Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Pearl Morris
Lady Meyers
Consumption Threatened C Unger Story in Champaign
A Champaign resident C Unger at 211 Ma ple St. recalls a yearlong hacking cough that led to fear of consumption. After trying many remedies and months of medical care, he used one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar which cured him, with no relapse. Sold by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Unger
Maple St
Champaign
Foley
G. A. Baas
Community Notes From Versatililies District
Court convened last Monday and Sept start set for 15 at this place. Dr. Anderson of Hot Springs Ark visits friends. Grace Peak of Princeton spends week with relatives here. Citizens attend Bryantsburg camp meeting Sunday. Lewis Lee and Cecil Brooks of Cross Plains visit here Sunday. Wm Hunter builds two story brick addition to store south of public square. Miss Howell of Cincinnati visits relatives. J N Underwood transacts business at Wirt early week. Henry Busching and family two days in Sunman. Maurice Smith returns from Cincinnati and plans move to city soon. Wm Shuman brings home horses from Enterprise fair with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hunter
Court House News Divorce and Civil Docket Items
Court notes list several divorce cases including Pate-Walford Daughters v Mag gie Daughters. Civil matters include revival of judgment J H Conneiley-Mary Price v John Heavey and contract suits Rebuck v Hillenbrand and others. Petitions seek setoffs and real estate sales while wills construction and estate administration appear with dates and parties, plus marriage licenses for Otto Beer and Mary Price. George Kelley and Helen Adant. Orbra Whitham and Pearl Shook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Conneiley
Mary Price
John Heavey
Rebuck
C. H. Willson
I. W. Pickett
Jake Hillenbrand
Cornet
John Ehlers
August Hartman, Jr
Otto C. Beer
Sunman
George Kelley
REXY ToLee Camp Meeting Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd gathered at our camp meeting Saturday and enjoyed the event. ZT Hyatt and wife attended the funeral of John Hyatt's child in Benham last Friday. Lillian Orem remains at home. A new itemizer in Lincolnville brings fresh news. readers are urged to visit often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZT. Hyatt and
John Hyatt
Benham
Lincolnville
Chuck
German Syrup Promoted for Severe Coughs and Consumption
This ad extols Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for consumption and lung troubles since 1868. It contrasts it with cheap cough remedies and urges purchase for severe coughs, bronchitis, croup, and night coughing, claiming worldwide sales. distributed by G. G. Green in Woodbury New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
G. G. Green
Woodbury, N.J
Immigration and Labor Insurance in United States Progress
A speech discusses immigration quality and education tests, urging exclusion of illiterates and older entrants to protect American labor. It advocates labor insurance through employer plans, cites Metro Street Railway pension model, and calls for permanent labor headquarters and cooperative ties with capital.
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United States
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri
Congress
Labor Insurance
Metropolitan Street Railway Company of
New York
Metropolitan Street Railway Association
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Republic
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Batesville Labor Day
Maggie and
Lizzie Franke
Milan
Daisy Abring
Penn Towaw
Mr. Hartman
St. Peters
Our Town
John Ertman
Cincinnatiis
Bertha Crusa
St. Mary's
Kilmore Saltmarsh
Elia Bartling
Pipe Creek
Mrs. Wolming
Rev. Merkel
Elsie
Bertha Cruza
Egypt
Mrs. Osburn
Wermnan Johnson
Theodore Pohlman
Jas. Garrison
Pennsylvaniaburg
Henry Schomber
S. M. Crawford
Indianapolis
Mr. Andrews
Mike Walpe
Zins
Haymond
Fred Bauman
Henry Wickermeyer
DR. Fenner
Tie
St.vitus
Hoprswhleti la
Tev. Brengle
Herby Cook
Old Settlers
Westport
T. &. Corbin
Holton
Z. T. Ralstin
John Hiday
Anderson
Asa Conover
Agnes Cooper
Lincoln
John Lewis
Win. Shook and Daughter
Delaware
Oswald
Jane Horn
Osgood
Wesley Downey
Paul Gilliland
Cross Plains
Clark Henderson
God's Acre
George Benefiel
Hiram Humphrey
Ellen Benham
J. S. Sparks
Vincennes
Knox County Institute
Sandburn
Barney
Lizzie Demaree
Meyers
Newton
John Orem
Sylvia
Goldie
Moorefield
Chas. Demaree
Wess Russell
Dr. Anderson
Hot Springs, Ark
Grace Peak
Princeton
Bryantsburg
Lewis Lee
Cecil Brooks
Miss Howell
J. N. Underwood
Wirt
Henry Busching
Maurice Smith
Wm. Shuman
Court House News
Pate
Walford Daughters
Maggie Daughters
Thompson and Jones
Jonathan Matthews
Stockinger
Daniel Harrell
Admr
Estate of Chas
Ki. Stewart
Lena R. Stewart
Henry Wagner
John Wagner
Anna Wagner
Rexy ToLee
Rason
Lillian Orem
Miles
Ace
Fphis
Hinds Central Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Labor Headquarters
Schafer & Bohland
Pearl ST
John Hammerle
Johno Taaveens
Ind
Walnut Street
Omm S.cravens
Jad
Cravens & Cravens
TM Saar Babby
Eigel
Prop
Wallace Campbell, D. D. S
Greemann
Wilker & CO
Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Ind
J. W. Henry
Batesville, Ind
Portland
Koepifle Bros
Fifteenth St
Cincinnati, O
Oldenburg, Ind
Indianapolis Brewing Comp'y
Jqagn Pfalsgraff, Agt
Cefiam Beer
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