Community Notes From Batesville and St Clair Hall
Local news includes visitors from Winchester Cincinnati Greensburg and Dillsboro. Mrs Ann Hummer dies near there. funeral at St Pauls M E church. Births include a daughter to Wesley Mendel and Herman Dreyer Jr. Dr E B Vincent and wife celebrate 25th anniversary. pond finds old rings from two years ago. street fair held with dust limiting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hummer
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Wesley Mendel
Herman Dreyer, Jr
Local social notes from Sam Dudley visit and area happenings
Peniitown visitors include Sam Dudley and wife from St Peters and Miss Ella Hoff heading to Cincinnati. John F Stahley called on business in Cincinnati. Miss Josie Gutzwiller of St Nicholas travels to Haymond to visit relatives. Miss Carrie Schaler helps E R Behlmer in Sungman store. Many attend Sunman street fair. Alice Mosmeier, college student at Moores Hill, visits home. Rural carriers from Batesville and Sunman spend Sunday with Oswood carriers in support of the R LLC A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dudley
St. Peters
Sunman
Josie Gutzwiller
St. Nicholas
Haymond
Alice Mosmeier
Moores Hill
Louis Goyert
George Kessens
Batesville
Jos
Social Visits and First Mission Feast at St Stephanus
Miss Mary Fitch spent weeks with relatives in Cincinnati. Mrs. Paul Worf returned to Indianapolis after a visit here. Blake Frances visited W. H. Fitch and family from Indianapolis. Mrs. A A Abegelen stayed with relatives in Cincinnati. Mrs. A Bartlett of Aston Illinois visited C. M. Osburn and family. Miss Mira Jewett returned from Cincinnati. Miss Anna Gunter of Cincinnati visited home folks. The First Mission Feast at St Stephanus drew large attendance from Adams Blue Creek Cross Roads Peppertown Penntown Huntersville and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Worf
Indianapolis
Mrs. A. Bartlett
Aston, IL
C. M. Osburn
Mira Jewett
Cincinnati
W. H. Fitch
Anna Gunter
St. Stephanus
Adams
Blue Creek
Cross Roads
Peppertown
Penntown
Huntersville
How to Remain Young Through Electric Bitters Claim
Mrs N Rown of McDonough Ga credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic liver and stomach trouble and restoring her skin color and strength. She says she is now about 20 years younger and can work and help in her husband’s store. Guaranteed at Baas Schultz’s drug store for 50 cents.
Balilstown Entertainment and Local Letters Summary
Balilstown presents Joe Rug g les known as the Girl Miner at St Clairsa Hall on October 8 and 10. John Wambsgons left for Martinsville to regain health. Mrs Wm Karl and Eva visited John Fellowman’s family near Napoleon Tuesday. William Stockinger, working on the Big Four, visited his parents Sunday. Miss Kate Karl visited Cincinnati last week. Several farmers hauled wheat to Batesville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wambsgons
Martinsyille
Wm. Karl
Eva
John Fellowman
Napoleon
William Stockinger
Sprained Ankle May Heal Faster With Pain Balm
A sprained ankle may cure in about one third the usual time with Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied freely and given complete rest. Sold by Baas w Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Baas W Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Best Treatment for a Burn and Skin Salve Value
Chamberlain's Salve is praised for immediate pain relief and healing of minor burns without scarring. Advert suggests wide uses for chapped hands sore nipples and skin diseases. Price 25 cents. Sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Suaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Suaman
Billiousness relief praised in Allegan tester comment
J J Firestone of Allegan Michigan reports feeling fifty percent better after taking two Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets last night. He calls them a fine article for billiousness and notes samples are available free through Baas and Schultz Batesville Bigney and Co Suoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. J. Firestone
Allegan, Mich
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Suoman
Knights of St John event at St Clair's Hall noted
The notice lists upcoming attendance at Knights of St John next Saturday with Joe Ruggles and the Girl Miner at St Clair's Hall on October 10. It also records various social visits and church matters including sessions of the State Legislature, births, and a Batesville quarterly meeting set for October 25 and 26 at Napoleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Charge
Napoleon
Local residents attend events and speeches in town
Attorney A B Wycolff and son Paul of Batesville visit. Henry Voegele of Napoleon transacts business. Mrs Rebecca Risk and son John visit. Miss Leah Jackson spends weekend with Miss Elva Risk at Osgood. Attorney Thompson departs for Ann Arbor. Beer, Busching, Wetzler and Griffith attend Sunman pumpkin show. Voters hear Edward Hendee speak at court house. John Bronnenberg drives crowd to Batesville for Watson speech. Mrs John Buchanan and son visit. Bertha Wetzler suffers granulated eyelids. Raymond Olmsted to Chicago for school. Raymond Hildebrandt of Milan visits. Marriage licenses issued: Edward French to Icie Carpen ter. Joseph Horan to Zetta Salmon. Try us for job work.
Local residents visit kin and attend events across towns
Morris Miss Ida Merkel travels with Batesville party. Joseph M. Kuebel of Sunman visits Monday. Mrs Lena Ratcliff visits Sunman, with sister Lena Schuck. Frank Donnell spends Monday with Greensburg relatives. Ill Mrs Frank Bartlett and son Neil visit. Anthony Rohrer Louis Brat and Herman Walier of Buffalo attend with Joseph J Harvey and Ida, then head to Cincinnati. Miss Otiwa Merkel goes to Cincinnati for winter. Miss Mertie Schumacher returns to Indianapolis after weeks there. Locals attend governor candidates event in Batesville. Two Mormon elders Baron Harris and Sidney Cory preach here. Mrs Lena Ratcliff and Mrs Dr Samos win first prizes at Sulman street fair. Amboy locals attend Spades picnic. list of attendees. Next Saturday night see Joe Burgles or the Girl Miner at St Clair's Hall October 8 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Rohrer
Louis Brat
Herman Walier
Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph J. Harvey
Miss Ida
Cincinnati
Lena Ratcliff
Samos
Sulman Street
Saved Her Son's Life in AvaMo
In Ava Missouri Mrs S Ruppee says her son was seriously ill with lung trouble a year ago. After starting Dr King's New Discovery on pharmacist advice his condition improved within weeks and he recovered fully. He has worked steadily since as a carpenter. The drug is sold by Kaas Schultz druggists with 50 cent and one dollar bottles and a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
S. Ruppee
Dr. King
Carpenter
Local option law victory for Republicans in Indiana
The Republican party celebrates its county local option law as a major victory led by Jim Watson and Indiana Republicans. It credits Democratic support for the win while warning that a future Democratic governor could undermine the law. The piece urges voters to back Republican candidates to protect local option statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jim Watson
State House
Marshall
Republican Party
Questioning the News silence on Indiana temperance and breweries
A correspondent questions why the Indianapolis News, once hostile to breweries and saloons, now aids a county option plank while the saloon issue reaches a crisis. The piece suggests possible motives tied to advertising and political deals, lamenting perceived betrayal of reform aims. It ends noting Dr Miles Nerve Plasters for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Indiana
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Joe Ruggles
St. Clair’s
Batesvile
St. John
St. Clair’s Hall
G. B. Ashton
Wife
Winchester
John Gumapfel
Ed Stevenson
John Mead
Ed Cors
Laura Grossklaus
Tannie Hodges
Terre Haule
Eva Dietz
Lawrenceburg
Albert Behbliner
Thomas Mead
Vincent
Theodore Gruosskiaus
Gus Brunner
Mrs. Rodgers
Dillsboro
Jane Osting
Greensburg
Lucy Grainer
Kansas City
Alf. Beer and Wife
Lewis Wetzler
Versailles
Frank Galbraith
Mrs. Hobbs
Shelbyville
Mrs. Hodges
Mrs. Perlee
Pelia
Albert Behlmer
E. B. Vincent
Peniitown
Ella Hoff
John F. Stahley
Carrie Schaler
E. R. Behlmer
Sungman
Spades
Mary Fitch
Blake Frances
W. H. Fitch and
A. A. Abegelen
Balilstown
Joe Ruggies
Girl Miner
St. Clairsa Hall
Kate Kar
Nwa Polhom
Knights of St. John
James Hazelrigg
L. T. Cox
Representative Cox
Jacob Meyer
Milton Boerner
State Legislatature
Rev. Thompson
Ada Letzler
Mr. Reibel
St. Magdalene
Miss Aurilla Arnold
Augusta Rollings
Hartsville
Mrs. Wm. Frazier
Vawter
M. E. Church
Rev
Thompson
Cox
A. B. Wycolff
Paul
Henry Voegele
Rebecca Risk
John
Osgood
G. T. Beckett
Leah Jackson
Elva Risk
Roberts E. Thompson
Ann Harbor
Mich
A. H. Beer
Charlie
John Busching
L. A. Wetzler
W. Griffith
Court House
James E. Watson
Watson
Edward Hendee
Anderson
John Bronnenberg
John Buchanan
Lincolnville
Bluford Dickerson
Bertha Wetzler
Raymond Olmsted
Chicago
Raymond Hildebrandt
Milan
L. A. Wetzler and
Edward French
Icie FE
Nebraska
Joseph Horan
Zetta Salmon
Morris
Ida Merkel
Joseph M. Kuebel
Mrs
Lena Schuck
Frank Donnell
Frank Bartlett
Neil
Alton, Ill
Otiwa Merkel
Mertie Schumacher
Tadianapolis
Baron Harris
Sidney Cory
Salt Lake City
Joe Burgles
Indianapolis Star
Miles
J. H. Wilker & Company
John Dittus
S.e. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Kentucky
Andrew W. Kops
First National Bank
Lieber’s
Indianapolis Brewing Comp'y
Joseph Straus
Agt
Lee Big Horn
Guss Brunner
G. J. Mehlon, the Tailor