What the Kidneys Do and a Kidney Pills Claim
The text explains kidney function and symptoms of kidney trouble and cites J. T. Martin of Brownstown Indiana praising Deans Kidney Pills. It notes the product is sold by all dealers for 50 cents with FoaterMilburo Co as sale agents in Buffalo New York and ends with Remember the name Deans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Martin
Main Street
Brownstown
Ind
Dean
Foater-Milburo C
Buffalo
New York
United States
Isis
Delayed Correspondence From New Middletown and Nearby
The notice reports Mrs. Elizabeth Blank with lagrippe illness and various visits and relocations. Miss Tena Voelker spent time with relatives in New Middletown. Miss Mary Voelker returned from Louisville. Philip Blank with son Henry visited New Albany. Rena Zollman visited kin and friends. Tillie Voelker tours Phil Miller's north of Lanesville. Anne Dietrick and Josephine Shickel improve after illness. Will Zollman builds a large blacksmith shop. Fred Voelker constructs a poultry house. Cora Hauswald and Elsie Faith of Corydon visited Charles A. Walther's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Voelker
Louisville
Philip Blank
Henry
New Albany
Rena Zollman
Tillie Voelker
Phil. Miller’s
Lanesville
Anne Dietrick
Josephine Shickel
Will Zollman
Fred Voelker
Cora Hauswald
Elsie Faith
Corydon
Charles A. Walther
Local Notes From Milltown Area This Week
Numerous visits and home news from Milltown and nearby towns. Mrs Mary Bary on sick list and a baby boy born to Dolph Pate family. Louisville visitors include Mrs Katie Felker and Mrs Mary Eckert. Frank Briscoe well known Spencer township teacher traveled to Corydon last Saturday. Adam Ketzner bought two fine horses at $325 each from Philip Hiser last week. Julius Vaughn reported on legal business in Milltown Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bary
Dolph Pate
Julius Vaughn
Milltown
Frank Gurtz
Dolph Troncin
Frank Henriot
Louisville
Julia Henriott
Adam Ketzner
Philip Hiser
Katie Felker
Paul Nolot
Mary Eckert
Julia Machery
Frank Briscoe
Spencer Township
Corydon
Ida Butterfield
Joseph Dehunt
Local farm notes and meetings advertise rural moves
Willie Lohmeyer moved to E B Love's farm and Josh Watson sold his property to Essa Richards near Glidas. Rev Teeter and Rev Patterson hold meetings at Hill Grove and New Amsterdam U B church. R H Humphry plans a saw mill at George W Watson's pond. Dick Pitman travels to Kansas to manage landed interests. William E Lane trims fruit trees for David Shaffer and Joe Haun. Joe Snyder to build new house and barn this summer. Central Camp Woodmen attend county camp at New Middletown last week and elect delegates for Terre Haute state camp on May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Lohmeyer
E. B. Love
Rev. Teeter
Hill Grove
R.H. Humphry
George W. Watson
Josh Watson
Essa Richards
Glidas
Dick Pitman
Kansas
Wm. E. Lane
David Shaffer
Joe Haun
Rev. Patterson
New Amsterdam U. B. Church
Joe Snyder
Joe
Central Camp
New Middletown
Terre Haute
Local Notables Arrive in Georgetown Visit Notes
Arthur Avery and wife moved to Georgetown. Miss Conrad of Corydon visited C.N. Dome's. Mrs. Wm. Hubbards sister from New Albany is visiting here. C. C. Byrn of Valeene was here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Avery
Georgetown
Miss Conrad
Corydon
C.N. Dome’s
Local Social and Farm Work Notes from Hursttown Area
Recent weeks saw George Crayden doing mason work for Charles Dome while Roma Range returned home from Duncen. Mrs. Kate Adams Bullett and Grace Adams visit Indianapolis relatives. Charles N. Dome hosted a lively musical social Saturday night with many attendees. A party honored Grace Adams at her parents’ home, and Mr. Rissler with James Wolfe were in the area shopping for a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crayden
Mason
Charles Dome
Court Lahue
Hursttown
Kate Adams Bullett
Grace Adams
Indianapolis
L. C. Adams
Rissler
James Wolfe
New Albany
Local Births and Visits Highlight Community Scene
A nine pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Hauswald. Mr Nelson of Louisville visited his family here last week. Miss Nellie Bell of Sharps Mills tours aunt Mrs Julia Grable. Mr Jones of Louisville bought Mr Adams old property and moved in. On March 22 Mrs J W Deutsch received a surprise gift from husband and brother a rattan rocking chair for her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hauswald
Mr. Nelson
Louisville
Nellie Bell
Sharp’s Mills
Julia Grable
Mr. Jones
Adams
J. W. Deutsch
G. W. Pfrimmer
Illness and family visits noted in Crandall area
Mrs B F Thomas remains ill while Mrs George Miller is still ailing. Walter Thomas and family visit B F Thomas. Seam Walker and family visit George Miller. Mrs George Dyer Oma visit Wm Arnolds. Maine families staying with B F Thomas plan removal to their farm. Harry C Thomas appointed cattle superintendent on a 1400 acre Iowa farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seam Walker
Lanesville
George Miller
George Dyer
Oma
Wm. Arnolds
Guy Thomas
Maine
B. F. Thomas
Harry C. Thomas
Wm. Arnold
Iowa
Local family notes mark visits and travels in the area
Elmer Sappenfield visited nearby Sunday. Wilbur Sappenfield and family visited. W M C Smith also. Mamie and Rowena Martin visited Charles Ellis. Harles Brown teaches. Clyde Martin attends State Normal in Terre Haute. Parker Lake reportedly high. Milton Feltner repairs washed bridges. Roy Marshall and Susie Sullivan wed. Grover Martin Ward Taylor and M O Sappenfield went to Louisville for mail clerk exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Sappenfield
Clyde Philips
Veda Ferber
Wilbur Sappenfield
W. M. C. Smith
Mamie
Rowena Martin
Charles Ellis
Harles Brown
Clyde Martin
Terre Haute
State Normal
Columbus Davis
Martinsburg
Nicholas Stein
New Albany
Wm Sappenfield
Florida
Parker Lake
Milton Feltper
Roy Marshall
Susie Sullivan
Grover Martin
Ward Taylor
M. O. Sappenfield
Louisville
Local Notes: Kinzer Illness and Social Visits
Ira Kinzer is on the sick list. S M Friedley plans a Prayermesting here Thursdays. Artie Ludlow attended Saturday events. Grover Graves and Mrs Ida Liebert with daughter visited home folks. Clara Stevens visited her sister in New Middletown. Lucy Wayne spent weekend with Grandma Rhodes. Harry Davis Ora Ludlow and Art Kinzer guests of Alvin Kinzer. Wm Kinzer held a log rolling event. About fourteen attended. Henry Radmacher to return from South Dakota soon. Mildred Willar of Laconia spent...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Ludlow
Grover Graves
Ida Liebert
Clara Stevens
New Middletown
Lucy Wayne
Grandma Rhodes
Harry Davis
Ora Ludlow
Art Kinzer
Alvin Kinzer
Wm. Kinzer
Henry Radmacher
South Dakota
Township Teachers Noted in Local Weekend Wanderings
Saturday and Sunday visits described as Mrs. J. F. Friedley and relatives. Wm. Radmacher and Clara Hauswald, noted township teachers, passed through Saturday evening. Miss Lora McRee and Mrs. Katie McRae visited Elsie Radmacher and attended the institute at Laconia on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Friedley
Wm. Radmacher
Clara Hauswald
Lora McRee
Katie McRae
Elsie Radmacher
Institute
Laconia
Local Social Notes From Nearby Towns
Mrs. Annie Schillmiller is on the sick list. Clyde Lopp, previously ill, is better. Maggie Cromwell visits James Kron’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dobson hosted visitors Sunday. Johnnie Bierley went to Lafayette to visit relatives. Wm. Sadler of Laconis visited relatives here. Mrs. Thomas Stafford of Elizabeth visited her parents. George Martin and family visited Edward Bryant’s family. Mrs. Alice Fryrear visited her sister Mary Shaney of Elizabeth. Althea and Bertha Lemmel were guests of Althea and Delia Bryant Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Cromwell
James Kron
Robert Dobson
Johnnie Bierley
Lafayette
Wm. Sadler
Laconis
Thomas Stafford
Elizabeth
George Martin
Edward Bryant
Alice Fryrear
Mary Shaney
Local News Briefs Spelling Out Area Happenings
Harry Cotner has gone to Nebraska. Mrs Jobo Anderson is on the sick list. Miss Blanch Lemmon gave a social Thursday evening. Levi Melton of Missouri is visiting relatives nearby. Warner Kishline of Laconia is visiting the Lemmon family. Mrs Mary Uiebert, ill with pneumonia, is some better. Mr and Mrs Jasper Lemmon spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Mary Gonterman of Webster township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cotner
Nebraska
Jobo Anderson
Blanch Lemmon
Levi Melton
Missouri
Warner Kishline
Laconia
M.f. Lemmon
Mary Uiebert
Jasper Lemmon
Mary Gonterman
Webster Township
Eggs for Hatching from Rhode Island Red Roosters
ANTHONY KANNAPED of New Middletown advertises single comb Rhode Island Red chickens for eggs and meat. Contact Eureka and Harrison Co. phones for hatching service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Eureka and Harrison Co
Anthony Kannaped
New Middletown
Better Than Spanking Promises Bedwetting Cure
An advertisement claims a constitutional cause for bedwetting and offers a free home treatment from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana. It promises success for children and adults with urine difficulties and asks readers to write today without sending money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Box W
Notre Dame
Ind
Executrix Sale of Personal Property in Indiana
Lydia R. May executrix offers the estate of Lewis C. Ferree for public auction at the late residence in Boone township four miles east of Laconia and four miles northwest of Evans' Landing on May 7 1908. Items include livestock dogs hogs sheep cattle mares horses wagons farming implements household goods and growing wheat and other property with cash and credit terms and an auctioneer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Lewis C. Ferree
Boone Township
Laconia
Evans’ Landing
Eureka
Notice of License Application to Retail Intoxicating Liquors
Charles O. Kitterman of Webster township Harrison county Indiana seeks a one year license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in a room on the ground floor of a one story building at the southeast corner of Lin Rowe’s Addition New Middletown. He will ask to also sell cigars tobacco and serve lunch at the saloon. The May term 1908 of the Harrison county Board of Commissioners will hear the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Lin Rowe
New Middletown
Harrison
County
Masin Street
Main Street
Said
Charles O. Kitterman
Appointment of Administrator with Will Annexed for Martha V Croyden
Notice states Joseph Wagner appointed administrator with will annexed of Martha V Croyden's estate in Harrison County Indiana. The estate is solvent and Lew M. O'Bannon acts as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha v, Croyden
Harrison County
Indiana
Joseph Wagner
Lew M. O'Bannon
Atty
Free eye exams and glasses by C E Crecelius in New Albany
Avoid wrinkles by not blinking and get a free eye examination from graduate optician C E Crecelius. He corrects vision with proper glasses, provides a prescription record, and replaces broken glasses quickly. Located over Rate Drug Store at 183 E Main St New Albany Indiana. Prices advertised as the cheapest with reading spex at $1 a pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Crecelius
Crecelius
Rate Drug Store
E. Main Street
Pearl Street
New Albany
Ind
E E Crayden Funeral Director Ad
Funeral director offers embalming by a competent embalmer and a full line of supplies. Cut flowers custom made with satisfaction guaranteed. Calls answered promptly day or night with local phone connections in Corydon and Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hureka
Corydon
Trotter
Cumberland
Frederiksburg
Dees
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Waltherburg
Elizabeth Blank
Tena Voelker
Frenchtown
New
Salisbury
Roma Range
Duncen
Misa Lydia Gibson
Charles N. Dome
Huddletown
Coon Hollow
Walter Thomas
Crandall
Snyders Chapel
ST. Paul
Ira Kinzer
S. M. Friedley
Sandy Branch
Annie Schillmiller
Clyde Lopp
Althea
Bertha Lemmel
Delia Bryant
Resoboth
Lydia R. May
Executrix
W. A.russell
E.E. Crayden
Swarens & Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey & Crandall
Dr. King
UG Olds
L. A. Riely & Son
Pete Elbers
Lanesville, Ind
Louisville, New Albany
Southern Railway
Corydon Junction
Easland West
Ly. Goxrfion
C. H. Buchanan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hopkins Fertilizer Company
W. H. Bullett & Sons
A Home Company
Alex Miller
Post Office Building
Stephen E. Reister
Y. M. C. A. Building
Jebs
Pearl and Main Sts
Cumberland Telephone
Alo
Telegraph Company
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