Adams Church Social Notes and Local Visits
Henry Niedsteed of Decatur county visited John Fruchniet here last Friday. Mrs Louis Bolke is recovering after a two week illness. Mrs John Fruchtnicht and her children from Batesville are visiting the Fruchtnicht family. The Henry Cooks dance was well attended with a good time. Several locals attended a picnic at Gindling's grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Niedsteed
Decatur County
John Fruchnicht
Louis Bolke
John Fruchtnicht
Batesville
J. Fruchtnicht
Henry Cook
Gindling’s Grove
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Safe Health Solution
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a simple remedy for headaches and constipation, claiming dramatic results without dangerous blasting or drastic measures. The copy urges purchases at Baas’ drugstore for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Pipe Creek Social Roundup from Local Family Visits
Anna Pohlar and Mrs H Baas hosted Martha Abplanalp and family last Sunday. Wm J Garrison of Brookville with sister Hattie Pullen and husband of Liberty visited grandparents here last Monday and then went to St Paul to see uncles and aunts. Chas Abplanalp Godfrey Huber and families from North Point spent Tuesday evening with Chas mother. James Garrison and wife visited their son in St Paul Thursday. Harry Huber visited relatives at Sharp s Corner Sunday. Louisa and Willie Abplanarp traveled to Cincinnati last Wednesday to visit siblings. the former will stay and work this fall. H A Hesse and wife were at Sunman Thursday morning. Ottie Thomas and wife visited abroad Sunday. Mrs L Holwadel will sell farming implements Sept 20 at 1 pm. Peter Huber and Jack Naher were here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pohlar
H. Baas
Martha Abplanalp
Wm. J. Garrison
Brookville
Hattie Pullen
Liberty
St. Paul
Chas. Abplanalp
Godfrey Huber
North Point
James Garrison
Harry Huber
Sharp’s Corner
Louisa
Willie Abplanarp
Cincinnati
H. A. Hesse
Sunman
Ottie Thomas
Peter Huber
Jack Naher
Editor's Plight Healed by Arnica Salve in Ills
F N Higgins editor of Seneca Illinois suffered years with piles until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him after two boxes. The advertisement touts the salve as infallible for piles with a guaranteed cure. Available for 25 cents at Baas drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.N. Higgins
Seneca
News
Bucklen
Community Notes of Personal Travels and Visits
Charles Martindale and family left for Connersville Monday evening. Wm. Bell headed Tuesday for Selma to visit his son Harry. Mrs. Clara Cox went Tuesday to McCowan to join her husband. Joseph Staub moved with his family to Anderson Tuesday. Mary Weaver visited Home City Ohio and back Tuesday. Carrie Swan returned from Marcelsen Missouri with sister Mrs. Wm. Gordon after eighteen months. N. G. Gordon spent Thursday in Brookville. Thus. Lewis called at Brookville last Thursday. Dr. Abbott of Batesville was here Wednesday. Call on C. C. Kilburn for Cincinnati Banner baked goods and meals. Barney Francis drove Mr. and Mrs. Stowe to Batesville Thursday. Many citizens visited Brookville Thursday at sheriff’s invitation. Mrs. Geo. Stoumball of Cambridge City spent Friday with Ed Allison. John Francis returned from Indianapolis Tuesday. Pauline McQueen of Portland Ohio started home Saturday. school begins Monday. Mrs. Mattie Oliphant visited Conn ersville Saturday. Felix Johnston wife and child from Falmouth visited his parents Andy Alley and wife. The Misses Kimball of Brookville left Saturday after visit Pearl Kimball. Nellie Beck of Indianapolis is visiting friends here. Mrs. Kate Miller, Mrs. Kate Curry and Lillie Murray visited Duck Creek to see Rafe Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martindale
Connersville
Wm. Bell
Selma
Harry
Clara Cox
McCowan
Joseph Staub
Anderson
Mary Weaver
Carrie Swan
Marcelsen
Wm. Gordon
N. G. Gordon
Brookville
Lewis
Dr. Abbott
Batesville
C. C. Kilburn
Cincinnati
Barney Francis
Mrs. Stowe
Andy Alley
Misses Kimball
Pearl Kimball
Nellie Beck
Indianapolis
Kate Miller
Kate Curry
Lillie Murray
Duck Creek
Rafe Curry
Endured Deaths Agonies Cured by Dr. King’s Discovery
J N Garrettson of San Antonio Texas suffered years of asthma and near death incidents until Dr King’s New Discovery cured him. The ad proclaims it as the only known cure for asthma and consumption and for coughs colds and throat chest and lung troubles. Prices 50c and 1 trial bottles free at Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Garrettson
San Antonio
Texas
Dr. King
Baas’ Drug Store
Community Notes from Batesville and Nearby Areas
Local residents share visits and social events including J D Snedeker and family with grandparents, Agnes Woods initiated in the D of R, trips by Frank Greene and Miss Bessie Moody, and gatherings at homes of Graw Jerman and Neimeyer families. Mentions include telegraph operator J C Moodey moving to Manchester and Rev Bowers at Rossburg Baptist church.
Warm Weather Brings 130 Degree Reading Last Saturday
A note records a 130 degree thermometer reading last Saturday. Several local items follow about visits, moves, and court appearances including Mrs Dama Clark moving to Hol ton and reminders of grand jury appearances.
Remarkable Victory Over Malignant Stomach Trouble
Mrs John Dowling of Butler Pennsylvania endured a three year struggle with a malignant stomach ailment causing nausea and indigestion. After two months on Electric Bitters she reports a cure, improved appetite and weight gain. The tonic aids digestion, boosts vitality and is guaranteed at Baas drug store for 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dowling
Butler
Baas
Sunman visitors and local greetings fill weekend social notes
A string of visits and errands from Sunman and nearby areas fills the week end pages. Carrie Schaler and John F. Stahley travel from the Queen City to visit home folk, while Mary and Anna Schurman, Nellie Robinson, Lydia Abplanalp, Mrs. Hackman and others appear in various local stops and church or family gatherings. An excursion from Cincinnati brings many to the area as well.
A Wonderful Cure of Diarrhoea By Chamberlains Remedy
A Virginia editor cured of long diarrhoea by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after trial and testimonials. The testimonial from O R Moore notes rapid relief and renewed health. Sold by John Gauck Batesville and Bieny Co Sunman druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Chamberlain
Times
Hillstille
O. R. Moore
John Gauck
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Township business notice from Cross Roads Indiana
George Goyert announces he will conduct township business at his residence in Cross Roads Laughery Township every Tuesday and at eight o clock each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Ind
George Goyert
Laughery Tp
Annual reports on Otter Creek Township funds 1899 1900
Trustees report to advisory board covering Otter Creek Township Ripley County Indiana from Aug 9 1899 to Sept 4 1900 with receipts and expenditures for Local Tuition Fund Special School Fund Additional Road Tax Fund and related disbursements. It lists balances on hand and payments for coal wood cleaning buildings highway work and institute attendees among many named individuals and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Creek Township
Ripley County
Indiana
Oiver Creek Township
Rpsey County
J. W. Simpers
I. J. W. Simpers
Chase Gray
E . D McCallum
Otto W Peggee
Geo J Cravens
Samuel Reynolds
T Parker
SW Holl
John Goodwin
Thomas Edens
Hull
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Mehtamora
New Potn Tt
J.D. Snedeker
Frank Greene
James Gilbert
Milroy
Agnes Woods
D. of R
Arthur Graw
Friend
P. C. Graw
Prof
C. A. Weaver
J. B. Moodey
East Main Street
J.C. Moodey
Manchester
Bessie Moodey
George Neimyer
Napoleon
Huntersville
Thie’s Grove
Here
Curtis Bland
Estella Jerman
Bowers
The
Baptist Church
Rossburg
Joe Asbury
George Neimeyer
Bessie Moody
Tuckertown
John Thomas
R.R
George Duncan
George Gilbert
J.w.snedaker
Cary Cole
Rex Willi
Osburn
Dama Clark
Holton
Grand Jury
T. N. Russell
Charles Demaree
Isaac D. Lanta
Brooksbury
Dennis Keach
al Shadday
Benham
Haney’s Corner
Mr. Higbie
Phinntowtd
Fred Baas
Carrie Schaler
Queen City
RB. Thomas
Mary
Anna Schurman
Lulu Schurman
St. Peters
John F. Stahley
G. A. Baas
Township
Aevus
Utleles
Neos
Tase
John N Ward
David Fullmer
Howard Brown
Norval Perry
H Lemen
Win Daugherty
Marion Clark
E Henry Dickason
Frank Knapp
Baull
Frank M Davis
McClure
Stevens
Estelle King
Alta Mundy
Flossie Knapp
Molle Tucker
Harry Donovan
Laura Marshall
Jacob Flick
Emma Noyse
Jacob Binner
Robert Jaceson
Chas E Shaw
John A Carter
Robert S Roach
Henry Dickason
Samuel Cox
Geof Young
JS Hull
J W Silver
M Brown
A LE Pickett
Vist
Mch
Peter Shed
William Fulinier
AL Davis
Chas Vanosdal
Oakey Vanosdal
William Goodwins
J H Rosch
Downey
John A Brower
Samuel Revolds
William O'Brien
Samuel Parker
LE Parker
Sol Reese
William O’brien
Amos Waters
Evan Williams
Theodore Brown
John S. Goodwin
Lawless
John Brown
Scott McNewy
H C Bostic
Biddle
Tabor
W Shaw
Thomas Cox
William Goodwin
Jonn A Meyers
Chase Shook
Shirley Bagby
Daniel Bagpy
Everett Downes
Dallas Downey
Murdock
H A Simpers
Arch Li
John Beck
Parker
Halhold
E McMinds
Scott McNew
George Staley
Homer Vanosdol
Beall
Jame O Frey
James M Munday
Hall
DC Goodwin
Saoko
Joel Downey
RR White
County Fund Account Poor
J G Cox
Lou Krom
James
F Stevens
John Cowen
White
J H Scoopmire
County Dog Fund
Trustee
State OF Indiana
W. Simpers
Jeremiah Roberts
Senditui
Frances L. Faulkner
Zereidia Simpers
Dol
Gophersber
Teremory
Eremiah Salvars
Maggie Willoughby
Dist
Jacob Bruner
Robert Jackson
Chase Shaw
Geo W Young
L E Pickett
Watashi
Robert Downey
Bridge
Enesersneceee
Kiger
Besch
LE Barker
John S Goodwin
Hapre
Cox
Orval Salyars
George Sales
Dr. Peal
G.A. Baas
S.co
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
Circuit Court
Henry Wachsman, Jr
Mariah Wachsman
Adam Stockinger
State of
Johanna Gartemann
Waewe
W. Gelvin
Atty
Fred Mestemacher
Aliigisteatds
Ripley
John Pfalsgraff
Guo. W. Gelvin
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