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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
6
Sunman and vicinity items include visits from Miss Neuforth in Mt Healthy and Dr. Freeland in Indianapolis. A finger injury in a canning factory, a marriage in Manchester, and local travel to fairs are noted. The Sunman ball team lost 7 to 8 to Batesville, with various residents visiting relatives and attending services, funerals, and Labor Day events.
Mrs. John Glass and Mrs. Ken Moellers visited John Schreiner in Batesville Thursday. Mrs. John Heppner was a guest of relatives in Batesville Thursday. Richard Springman and Ben Rahe attended the fair in Shelbyville Thursday. Mrs. A Mollamn moved her furniture to Harrison Ohio on Thursday. Mrs. Mollaun and her son Joe left for Harrison Thursday evening.
Norwood residents Morris Schumacher and family visit his parents for several days. Several travelers from Cincinnati and Indianapolis visit relatives here. A hay ride party honors Carrie Sieg departing for Cosocotamath. Indiana liquor debate features brewer opposition and county home rule push amid political tension with Tom Marshall and Kern.
Mrs S IRuppee credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her son's life after severe lung trouble. A year ago the boy was near collapse until the druggist recommended the cough and cold remedy. He recovered after a few weeks and has worked steadily as a carpenter since. Haas Schultz druggists offer 50c and 1.00 sizes with a trial bottle free.
Miss Marie Stahley of Cincinnati spent Sunday here with home folks. Fred Baas Raleigh Schorling and Misses Catharine Ratheiser and Alice Mosmeier were at Moores Hill last Wednesday. Rosa Stahley visited Cincinnati Saturday. Dr. Wilbur Robinson of New Alsace called here last week. Miss Nora Richter had dental work at Sunman Thursday. Anthony Keeler and wife returned to Indianapo Friday. Chamberlain's Salve touted for burns and skin ailments priced 25 cents, sold by Baas Schultz Hatesville Bigney Co Suoaman.
Versailles society pages report Miss Margaret Jackson spent Sunday with Miss Nora Neill south of town. Miss Glenna McQueen and Corrie Mulford of Moores Hill visited the Tyrrells last week. Miss Ethel Minger of Sunman stayed a week with friends here. Edna Wise of Hopewell spent the latter part of last week with Leah Jackson. Glenna McQueen of Moores Hill was hosted by Newton Jackson and family Wednesday. Grace Roseogaro spent Sunday with Reba Beckett. Harry Decker of Batesville to Julia Jenkins of Morris. David Reynold of Cincinnati to May Rottenberger of Osgood.
Mrs. Miller and two children of Cincinnati stayed with Rev. Flantz and wife returning home Wednesday. A crowd gathered at Ernest Norwold’s home for his thirty fourth birthday. Miss Lertha Hoyer departed for Indianapolis for employment. Ollie Schwier visited Greensburg relatives from Saturday to Monday. Elmer Stockinger and wife of Batesville were guests here Sunday.
Mrs N F Rowan of McDonough Georgia credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic liver and stomach trouble and a blood disease that reddened her skin. She says she feels twenty years younger and can work easily in her husband’s store. Guaranteed at Kaas Schultz’s drug store. Price 40c.
The letter image questions Bryan's likely action in a financial emergency. It ponders whether he would defend the gold standard or shift to silver by treasury policy, citing Cleveland and possible bond issues. The piece notes Bryan’s recent stance and Kern’s milder approach as part of campaign dynamics.
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