Pleasant Park Social Notes From Cross Roads Area
Pleasant Park reports visits by Rev Flantz and wife from Cross Roads and Miss Bertha Ehrhardt returning to home folks. John Wisman and family from Batesville spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs Compart hosts her sister from Indianapolis. Gotlieb Peetz and son Henry visited Newpoint. Lew Heimsath and family from Napoleon called on Fred Siebert. Elmer Stockinger and Geo Menchofer of Ballstown visited friends here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Heimsath
Napoleon
Fred Siebert
Elmer Stockinger
Geo. Menchhoefer
Ballstown
Avoid kidney issues with Foley's Kidney Cure
Take Foley's Kidney Cure to avert serious kidney or bladder disorders. Sold by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
G. A. Baas
Local Notices and Personal Visits Across Brookville and Cincinnati
Fred Abplanalp transacted business at Brookville. Holwadel and wife and Jacob Garrison and wife of St. Paul visited his mother Friday. Elmer Flint of Whitcomb called on business Tuesday. Henry Pohlar rented the James Garrison farm. Ottie Thomas and George Ozburn toured Cincinnati Sunday. Mr. Boelling went to Cincinnati last week for the fall festival. Martha Abplanalp and son handled affairs at Sunman Friday. George Abplanalp of Cincinnati called on home folks Sunday. Albert Huber worked at Lawrenceville last week. Herman Grothaus was at St. Marys Saturday. Foley's Honey and Tar heals chronic throat troubles and bronchial diseases. sold by G. A. Baas.
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Foley
G. A. Baas
Local Names Visit and School Attendance Note
Dr. Smith of Weisburg visited Wednesday as a business caller. Several residents from Sunman and Cincinnati visited here or attended church. School began Monday September 15 with eighteen enrolled and legal attendance required for children six to fourteen.
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Dr. Smith
Weisburg
Not Doomed for Life
A testimonial from W. Greer of Mc Connellsville Ohio praising Bucklen's Arrive Salve for piles and fistula after three years of treatment by doctors. The product is said to cure burns bruises cuts corns sores eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee. 25 cents at Beas’t drug store.
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W. Greer
McConnellsville
Bucklen
Beas
Community notices recall visits and church events
Several guests gathered for a farewell dinner for John MecNew and his wife at Mrs. Coles, then returned to Illinois. Mr. Allison and family joined the local church. they live near Holton after leaving Kentucky. B Y P A meets next Saturday at 7:30 pm on missionary heroes amid adversity. Deacon ordination postponed to October 22. Howard McMinds of Osgood and Miss Bessie Tatman visited Mrs. H. ONeal. Mrs. Ellen Benham and Miss Rosy Boswell visited H. Mossman. Mayflower residents visited Miss Daisy Grown of Osgoood. Bertha and Lulu Cook visited S. F. McMinds area. Agnes Cooper is able to be out. Mrs. Mary LaBolt and her son John are on the sick list.
Local Notes From Around The County
Miss Della Mendell visits from Longview Insane Asylum Cincinnati. Miss Maggie Cowen of Madisonville Ohio visits relatives. Charles Ginter and mother move to Green Chapel. Miss Edith Boldrev to wed Rev Thomas Shoemaker of West Virginia on Oct. 1. J L Hodges hosts friends north of town. Miss Florence Horton returns to Hortonville after stay. Miss Nellie Johnson studying music in Cincinnati. M M Hancock of Columbus and Jos Lynch of Milan were here last Saturday. Francis A Rheam, who shot his step-daughter Minnie Rubinson, arrested and jailed at Versailles. Mrs Rubinson very ill with slim chances of recovery. Citizens regret the shooting affray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Rheam
Minnie Rubinson
Versailles
Patient testimony praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A local reader from Bagnel Missouri asserts three years of bronchitis relief after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He credits his wife with obtaining the medicine and notes it was sold by G A Baas in Batesville and Bigney & Co. in Sunman.
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Chamberlain
Brockman
Bagnel
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Local teens attend Sunman Saturday dance
A sizable group of youths attended the dance at Sunman on Saturday night. Mr. Oderkirk, editor of the Tri-County Greeting of Sunman, was in town on business Tuesday. John Borgerding visited his parents at St. Mary’s over the weekend, and George Wiesehan traveled to Indianapolis intending to stay awhile.
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Sunman
Oderkirk
Tri- County
John Borgerding
St. Mary’s
Parson's Jable Act Promotes Electric Bitters
Rev J C Budlong of Asha way R 1 praises Electric Bitters as a reliable cure for jaundice liver trouble and general stomach and kidney complaints. He claims long years of suffering ended and guarantees satisfaction through G Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Budlong
Ashaway, R. 1
G. Baas
Local society and travel notes from the week
In town Sunday evening two gentlemen arrived in an avointable and stayed overnight before departing for Cincinnati Monday morning. Ira McCoy and family visited Marble Corner friends Sunday as Captain Hezekiah Shook and daughter returned from Missouri. Mrs. Phillips and daughter went home to Nicholasville Kentucky. Milford Benham of Town visits relatives. Join Minger and Frank S. Jones did Indianapolis business last week. Miss Della Folsom returned from Aurora. Nora B. Jones was granted a divorce from John F. Jones. Marriages licenses issued: George S. Phillips and Nora B. Parsons. Howard J. McMinds and Edna R. Larrabee. William H. Williams and Mertle M. Eads. Samuel H. Laughlin and Katie Lang. William Elliott and Jennie McClannahan.
REXVULI EE Church Meeting and Local Notes
A Shelby church meeting is in full blast. B L Vawter returned to Terre Haute last Friday. Virgil Orem visited from Indianapolis for a few days. Scott Alfrey and family plan Madison as their future home. Lulu Demaree stayed at Eugene Royce's near Bryantsburg. Bill Long of Nebraska visits relatives. Nimrod Halgarth from Switzerland county visits friends. Thursday’s celebration was dampened by bad weather. Lillie Drew stays with sister Mrs Hyatt at Haney's Corner. Socials Sunday afternoon and prayer Thursday nights. Chas Demaree moved into a new property bought from G S Alfrey. Earnest Orem works for John Holzer at Ryker's Ridge.
Certain Cure for Dysentery and Diarrhoea Story
F L Taylor of New Albany Bradford County Pa credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for enabling a planned bicycle trip after a diarrhoea episode. He later used it again to cure a severe dysentery attack. Sold by G A Laas Hatesville Bigney Co Sunman.
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F. L. Taylor
New Albany
Bradford County
Ward
Laceyville
Chamberlain
G. A. Laas
Hatesville, Bigney & Co
Sunman
Reunion of the 5th Cavalry at Greenfield
The reunion of the 5th Cavalry is noted at Greenfield and遗 mentions that twenty four of his comrades died last year. John Hover and family visited Mrs. Hoover's son Louis Peetz in Balls town. Squire Brown of Osgood met his wife after her visit to St Paul and relatives in Decatur county. Maggie Wendel and family of Cincinnati visited her father Adam Kohlman. Tony Rehling recovers after a major tussle with catarral fever.
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5Th Cavalry
Greenfield
John Hover and
Ballstown
Squire Brown
Osgood
St. Paul
Decatur County
Maggie Wendel
Cincinnati
Adam Kohlman
Simple Constipation Remedy Promoted By Local Dealers
Take two cups of hot water before each meal and before bed, plus a water drink two hours after meals. Exercise daily outdoors and form a regular habit to cure chronic constipation without medicine. If a laxative is needed, use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by G A Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
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Chamberlain
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Local News From Lincoln Vilis and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Stanton McCoy visited Cincinnati to shop fall goods and meet friends while others travel for business and festival events. Births, visits, and moves noted include a 10 pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Cuneo, Osgood and Versailles trips, and Omer Steel purchasing the Alex Whitaker homestead for future residence.
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Mrs. Cuneo
Local notes and visits from the county fair and region
Sherman Goovkins raised 72 bushels of clover seed on 20 acres. Aged veteran Hiram Humphrey sits up after splints removal from a fractured limb. Numerous residents visit Cincinnati and Indianapolis for fairs, studies, or work. Weddings, visits, and church events fill the week with travels between Omaha, Shelby, Sardinia, and Tipton.
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Sherman Goovkins
Hiram Humphrey
Local Notes from Sharps Corner on Friday and Sunday Visits
Dr. R M Elliot of Morris passed through the area Friday. Numerous residents, including Henry Wittkamper and wife, Miss Emma Bauman, Albert Lechner, John Bauman, Henry Schomber, and others, were seen visiting, taking trips to Spades and Morris, attending dances at Palskamp and Batesville, and noting corn cutting and wheat sowing as new work.
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R. M. Elliot
Morris
Rate cut to Washington for G A R encampment travel
The Big Four offers one cent per mile from all system points to Washington D C for the 36th annual G A R encampment. Tickets go on sale October 3 to 6 1902 with return by October 14 1902. Deposit before noon October 15 with 50 cent fee earns extension to November 3 1902.
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The
Big Four
Washington
D. C
Social Notes Include Cincinnati Visits and Local Calls
Fenie Federle visited Cincinnati to see relatives on Wednesday. Mrs. John Schmoker of Batesville visited here over the weekend. Mrs fd Hollensbee and Albert called on friends at Morris on Wednesday. Ivan Long of Indianapolis was a pleasant caller Sunday. Carrie Lampe returned to Cincinnati Monday after visiting relatives here. Emma Asche of Weisburg called on friends Sunday. Henry Meister and family and Mrs. Meister and children went to Cincinnati Tuesday. P Diver and wife entertained relatives from Cincinnati Sunday. Franke and Chas Abplanalp were at Versailles Saturday. Mrs. Herman Bergman and Elmer Bergman went to Cincinnati Tuesday.
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John Schmoker
Batesville
Fd Hollensbee
Albert
Morris
Ivan Long
Indianapolis
Carrie Lampe
Cincinnati
Emma Asche
Weisburg
Does it Pay to Buy Cheap Chest Cough Remedy
An advertisement extols Bosch ee s German Syrup as the universal cure for severe threat and lung troubles. It claims the remedy heals tissues, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and ensures restful sleep. Sold by G. A. Baas's.
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Boschee
G. A. Baas’s
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Rev. Flantz
Cross Roads
Bertha Ehrhardt
John Wisman
Gotlieb Peetz and Son
Henry
Newpoint
Fred Abplanalp
Brookville
Co. Holwadel
Jacob Garrison
Elmer Flint
Whitcomb
Henry Pohlar
James Garrison
Ottie Thomas
George Ozburn
Mr. Boelling
Martha Abplanalp
George Abplanalp
Albert Huber
Lawrenceville
Herman Grothaus
Penntowtd
Fred Brumpter
Maria Stahley
Selma
Mmelia Merkel
Chas
Lemoine
Holwadel’s
Lulu and
Anna Schurman
Nellie Robinson
Will Meyerose
D. B. Thomas
EOP
Mr. Allison
Kentucky
Holton
Howard McMinds
Bessie Tatman
H. O’neal
Ellen Benham
Rosy Boswell
H. Mossman
Family Sunday
Mayflower
Miss Daisy Grown
Osgoood
Bertha
Lulu Cook
S. F. McMinds and
May
Agnes Cooper
Mary LaBolt
John
Blrod
Della Mendell
Longview Insane Asylum
Maggie Cowen
Madisonville, O
Charles Ginter
Mother
Green Chapel
Edith Boldrev
Thos. Shoemaker
West,Virginia
J. L. Hodges
Town
Florence Horton
Hortonville
Nellie Johnson
M. M. Hancock
Columbus,nd
Jos. Lynch
Milan
George Wiesehan
Ira McCoy
Marble Corner
Hezekiah Shook
Missouri
Milford Benham
Join Minger
Frank S. Jones
Miss Della Folsom
Aurora
Nora B. Jones
John F. Jones
George S. Phillips
Nora B. Parsons
Howard J. McMinds
Edna R. Larrabee
William H. Williams
Mertle M. Eads
Samuel H. Laughlin
Katie Lang
William Elliot
West Port
Jennie McClannahan
Nebraska
Rexvuli EE
Shelby Church
B. L. Vawter
Terre Haute
Virgil Orem
Scott Alfrey
Madison
Lulu
Demaree
Eugene Royce
Bryantsburg
Bill Long
Nimrod Halgarth
Switzerland County
Lillie Drew
Her
Mrs. Hyatt
Haney’s Corner
Chas. Demaree
G.S. Alfrey
Earnest Orem
John Holzer
Ryker's Ridge
Tony Rehling
O. K
Lincoln Vilis
Stanton MccCoy
G.a.rk
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Piera Sparks
Sam Jarvis
Cora Noyes
Mrs. McCoy
F. A. Copeland
J. N. Benham
Charlie Willoughby
Nellie Jarvis
Edgar Bencham
Time Lock Co
Pennsylvania
Clarence McCoy
Omer Steel
Alex Whitaker
Emma KK. Benham
Harry Dollns
James
Oscar Bentham
Albert Acher
Frank J. Grow
Ada Webster
Lizzie Brown
Valley
Ernest Schutte
Lee Smiley
Indianasidlis
Ernest. Grithth
Babe
Angola
Iowa
A. C. Griffith
Pete Abplanalp
Thomasborough, In
Mrs. Ray
Dabney
George Griffith
Will
John Hamilton
Sardinia
Wim. Brown
J. W. Lemon
John H. Smith
Dewberry
Fritz Myers
Gale Smiley
Nat Ivins
Lowpoint, Ill
Gus Swegmeier
Harvey Brown
Dr. Cox
Queen City
Sherman Gookins
Brother
Peter
Tipton
Ethel Heiser
Luther Gray
Kansas
John H. Sammons
McCall’s Bazaar
N. Blank
Henry Wittkamper
Mrs. Wickmeyer
Emma Bauman
Albert Lechner
John Bauman
Henry Schomber
Will King
Haymond
Jacob Zins
Lizzie
Arrie Aldendorf
Carrie
Clara Wittkamper
Tena Schomber
Bauman
Palskamp
John Walsman
N. S. Osburn
Gail
Walter Mde
Mrs. Aldendorf
Dr. Huestis
Oak Forest
Dr. Haverkamp
Lew Wittkampers
Lew Whittkamper
Mr. Hageman
Christ Bischoff
Quirin Walpe
C.M. and
A. G. Osburn
Bertha Cruza
Alley
Mrs. C. M. Osburn
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Pearl ST
John Hammerle
Joan O Tnavens
Ind
Walnut Street
Cravens
Cravens & Cravens
Ty Adar
Eigel
Fenie Federle
Henry Meister
Wm. Meister
P. Diver
Franke
Chas. Abplanalp
Herman Bergman
Elmer
Circuit Court
Ripley County
State of
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Mar C. Meyer
Ripley
Charles Meyer
Attys
Wallace Campbell
D. DO
Greemann, Wilker & CO
Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Ind
Sewinc
Machines
J. W. Henry
Batesville, Ind
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