Two Obituaries and Community Notes From Lanesville Area
George Merkel of Webster township dies at 82 after a long Christian life. Funeral held April 3 in Lanesville with burial beside his wife. George Robert Merkel, 62, dies in New Albany. services held April 6 at Lanesville Catholic cemetery. The column notes local births, marriages, visits, moves, and business changes among residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merkel
Webster Township
Andrew Richmer
Lanesville
Father A. Peckskamp
Alsace
France
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Depeased
George Robert
Franklin Township
Featheringil
New Albany
Lanesville Catholic
Christian Kochert
Astrison Township
Joseph Kochert
Joseph Merkel
Geo. Merkel
Jacob Fahinger
New Middletown
R. Walter
Taylor Township
Amelia la Plant
To Cure A Cold in One Day Ad Notice
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tas Lets claims a one day cure for colds with refund if it fails. FE. W. Grove signs every box. 25 cents. Nov 29 6m. Also selling 100 cords of green and dry wood by J A Lone. tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Grove
Callon J. A. Lone
Shiloh Community Notes Include Visits and Sun
Lee Pitman visited Luther Stover and family as Albert Stover suffered a broken rib helping raise a barn for Milton Bean. Alva Wiseman and Ben Leffler fished Blue River last Saturday. Wise man and Son bought a threshing machine from Huber Co. Myrtle Stevens went to Palmyra. Becker James Crecelius visited Corydon relatives. Sunday School organized with Harve Albin supervisor Albert Stover vice supervisor Daisy Wiseman secretary Sadie Stover organist Thomas Crecelius treasurer. Claude Chappell visited Alva Wiseman and Ben Leffler last Sunday. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pitman
Central
Luther Stover
Albert Stover
Milton Bean
Alva Wiseman
Ben Leffler
Blue River
Wiseman & Son
Huber Co
Myrtle Stevens
Palmyra
Becker James Crecelius
Corydon
Harve Albin
Daisy Wiseman
Sadie Stover
Crecelius
Claude Chappell
New Middletown
Alva Wisemen
For Sale White Plymouth Rock Eggs
For sale. Thoroughbred White Plymouth Rock eggs 50 cents per setting of 15 eggs. Address J B Craypen markS of Ramsey Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Craypen
Marks of
Ramsey
Ind
Depauw Community Note On Planting And Visits
Oats sowing and potato planting mark daily work in Depauw. Mrs Martin Lehmanosky is sick. Edward Peters left Monday for O V N C. Annie Moser visited New Albany friends last Sunday and Monday. Mrs Salina Henriot and Malinda of Frenchtown were guests of Julius Vaughn. Many attended Frenchtown entertainment Tuesday night. Prof C E Brisage, medical student in Louisville, visited father Wayne Briscoe. Miss Lillie Cromer from Fredericksburg stayed with George Churchill Tuesday. Norman and Chas Bush of Louisville visited relatives here last Sunday. Prof Frank Briscoe’s school closed Friday. patrons enjoyed an arithmetic match and an old fashioned spelling contest Hometown Topsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lehmanosky
Edward Peters
Annie Moser
New Albany
Salina Henriot
Daceter
Malinda
Frenchtown
Julius Vaughn
C. E. Brisage
Louisville
Wayne Briscoe
Lillie Cromer
Fredericksburg
George Churchill
Norman
Chas. Bush
Frank Briscoe
Mr. Briscoe
Valley City News Briefs Highlight Illnesses and Local Moves
Carrie Lopp returns from Kansas while Mrs Henry Albin and Sarah Sterrett suffer serious illness. Jeffersonville’s Mrs Wm Windell visits relatives as James Windell attends O V N C in Corydon. Kintner relocates to Harrison township. Carrie Hardsow and Geo Wiseman wed last week at the groom’s home. Valley City plans a new blacksmith shop with Mr Higgins from New Amsterdam. Emerson Windell seeks health at Hot Springs. Ivan Windell returns to Illinois after visiting. Farmers sow oats and plant potatoes as Didelott works near Pleasant Ridge. James Smith very sick. E F Hottle injured but now on crutches. Ambrose Cline family visit Mrs Kate Didelott. Wm Sieg, Benjamin Hannell and Joseph Brengman visit James Brengman’s home. James Brengman contemplates Tennessee land timber purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Lopp
Kansas
Henry Albin
Sarah Sterrett
Wm. Windell
Jeffersonville
James Windell
O. V.N.C
Corydon
Kintner
Harrison Township
Carrie Hardsow
Geo. Wiseman
Fry Ba Didelott
Moberly
James Brengman
Jas
Brengman
Tennessee
Best Remedy for Rheumatism Pain Balm Praised
Quick relief from pain in rheumatism is reported by D N Sinks of Troy Ohio after using Chamberlains Pain Balm on an arm and shoulder attack. He credits Geo F Parsons Co druggists for the recommendation and says the balm is the best remedy for muscular rheumatism. E S Crosier, druggist, sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
D. N. Sinks
Troy
Ohio
Messrs. Geo. F. Parsons & Co
E.S. Crosier
New Salisbury Notes Reflect Local Moves and Farm Activity
In New Salisbury farmers report pans of wheat and corn work, D. Stevens and son Joe are expanding sheet metal tasks, Mr. Wagner and family relocate from Louisville, F. M. Crandall buys H. D. Thomas property in Mott Junction and plans a sale and occupancy later. Rev. Raaf checks farm hunger, S. A. McIntosh drafts new I O O F by laws, Falls City printer Shawen to move near Sunday School, Uncle Chas Stevens named SS Sup’t. Miss Birely of Marengo visits seeking school support, Thomas to move to Falls City, others visit Anchorage relatives. Robert Crawford, Cory agent, Pekin bid projects. James Crawford to move to Fredericksburg. S S work gains, subscriptions grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Joe
Mr. Wagner
Louisville
F. M. Crandall
H. D. Thomas
Mott
Con Junction
Robert
Raaf
S. A
McIntosh
Falls City
Shawen
Chas. Stevens
Nash
Birely
Marengo
Thomas
Falls
Anchorage
Robert Crawford
Cory
James Crawford
Fredericksburg
S. S
Srvon
Evans Landing Residents Welcome Visitors and Events
Memphians Dell Brown and Grace Sample visit relatives in Kentucky and Indiana while Miss Kate Young joins Miss Anna Chircleff for a weekend gathering. Local attendance marks Jacob Chaffin sale and a No 1 school spelling match Friday. Rev Venable preached at the Presbyterian church and visitors mingle with Elm Cunningham and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Brown
Memphis
Tenn
Edna Wilson
Elizabeth
Mary Fox
Charlie Sample
Wabash
Ind
Kate Young
Anna Chircleff
Lizzie Roberts
Mary Davis
Lannie Davis
Annas
Morton Davis
James Perry
Willowdale
G. W. Fox
Grace Sample
Mabel Davis
Emma Miler
Iris
Jacob Chaffin
No. 1
Jesse Young
Whitmore
Ark
Venable
Presbyterian Church
Cyrus Ferree
Ella Cunningham
Fritz
Titus Sunday School Attendance and Local Commerce
Titus reports Sunday School at Concord drawing large crowds as Walter Hardsow nears a return aboard the steamer Boat from the South. Emerson Windhell plans to travel to Kansas with his bride for a respite. T. T. Cain offers granulated sugar rice canned goods and groceries in general, with a fresh supply. Lumbering emerges as a thriving industry and Hugh Trotter's heading factory to provide several jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walter Hardsow
Emerson Windhell
Kansas
T. T. Cain
John Enlow
J. QO. Frank
Hugh Trotter
Farmers purchase organ and local news from Heth Township
Edward Funkhouser bought an organ from Frank W. Shireman agent for Baldwin Co. Some youths plan a Catholic meeting at New Middletown next Sunday. Frank W. Shireman and Dick Humphrey will visit Louisville on business next week. Dennis Bean Blossom is cheerful as a girl. John Richard works on railroad ties for Lud Beanblossom. Mrs. Hugh Blake returns from New Albany after visiting her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armers
Edward Funkhouser
Frank W. Shireman
D. H. Baldwin & Co
New Middletown
Dick Humphrey
Louisville
Dennis Beanblossom
John Richard
Lud Beanblossom
Hugh Blake
New Albany
Hopkins & Co products and sales agents listed with farm notices
A. Hopkins and Co announce raw bone and fertilizer products. Agents in Corydon and nearby towns are listed, including Lawrence Garing Corydon Ind Andrew Ebert Elizabeth Henry Richert Utan W S Watson Mauckport D S Stoker New Amsterdam B F Merk Rosewood John Canningham Evans Landing J B Stewart Gen Agt. The Harve Windell horse will stand at Reed Sharp's barn near Corydon on Saturdays and Mondays in 1900. Gretto to be at Melton Bros near Rehoboth P O with terms eight dollars for living colt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins’ Phosphate
Pride of
Harve Windell
Reed Sharp
Gretto
Melton Bros
Rehoboth
P. O
Doctor Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys proclaims kidney health and links uric acid and widespread illnesses to kidney trouble. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a proven remedy, offered by druggists in fifty cent and one dollar sizes, with free sample by mail and a pamphlet to diagnose kidney or bladder trouble.
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Burnvaille
Corda Rady
H. Potten
Greenville
William Mitchell
Stem
Bradford
Golda Kepley
Georgetown
Charles Lagle
Effigene Kelley
Will Byrne
Lizzie Kahl
Central Barren
Golda Fouts
C. J. Fouts
L. R. Sappenfield
O. W.N.C
Dell Arganbright
Ed, Jackson
Orange County
Columbus Maymon
Claude Martin
Rev
Hile
U. B
James Carter
Milltown
Bess Mitchell
Byrne
Will Tyler
Marion Harrison
Elsie Martin
Shiloh
Dr. Bell
Br. Beil
Eureka
Standard Ull CO
Depauw
Valley City
Clifty Bend
New
Salisbury
Evans’ Landing
Titus
Heth Township
Falls City Duster Co
F. Becker
West Market Street
Cor
Kts
Western Bank
THE
Lege
Colle Journal
NEW Albany Business College
Inv
White Cloud
Blanch Conrad
Grant Satterfield
Jake Rosenbarger
Blue River Chapel
Joe Seibert
Ida Seibert
Mag. Bennett
Walter Keller
Laura Seibert
Polk Shrigley
Green Craig
Rush Thornbury
Wash Rothrock
J. H. Smoots
Wallace
Idaho
Baker
Attie Cunningham
Dixie
Minnie Rothrock
Wm. Byerley
Chas
Sibert
Missouri
Patterson
A. Hopkins & CO
Anti-Trust Fertilizer Works
New Albany, Ind
J. B. Stewart
Ajor W. Funk
Ay’ Law
Corydon, Ing
English, Ind
Court House
Lomax Hotel
de B. Kopp
Harrison County
Corydon, Ind
Daniel
Louisville City Hospital
F.M Wardin
Mauckport, Ind
pbPm & Richard
H. H. Richard
Attorneys AT Law
Jand
R. Safe Windell
Office Over Savings and Loan Association
Corydon , Ind
John H. Weathers
E. Main St
Emery H. Breede
Strots
Ryan B. Stotsenburg
Npurc & Breeden
Clay Hawn Building
T J. Wilson
Miss Conner
Optician
Conner’s
Pearl and Spring
James A. Watson
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