Elizabeth News Briefs From Elizabeth and Nearby
Elizabeth and area residents share visits and travels with New Albany folk. Mrs Allie Deatrick recovers from tonsillitis. A child dies of whooping cough near here and is buried in the local cemetery. Rev Court Marr and Rev Evans plan services at the Elizabeth church and Presbyterian church next Sunday. Myers McKinney elected delegate to the Upworth League convention at Orleans. WW D Barnes as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BD. Barnes
Wrank Holmes
Allie Deatrick
Nellie Harmon
New Albany
BR. R. No. 3
Chas. McKinney
Stephen Flanagan
Bowling Green
Hal Huffman
Mattie Flanagan
Cleo
Benj. Rush
Chas. Barger
Court Marr
Elizabeth M. E
New Presbyterian Church
Evans
Louisville
Myers McKinney
Orleans
D. Barnes
Elizabeth League
Valley City Community Notices in Brief
Roscoe Hisey returns from Knox county. Mrs. Mattie Baxter visited Corydon last week. Straud Brandenburg spent Sunday with H J Trotter. H H Richards of Corydon was here last Saturday. Gus Lopp plans to return to Kansas next Thursday. Eugene and Elsie Watson attend Corydon school. Eli Miller Cal and Wu Watson prep to build new barns. Claude Hises to Chicago for concrete job. Cumberland Telephone Co rebuilding line. Rima Trays leaves for Dodge City to visit her brother Claude. Tom Baxley welcomes a bouncing boy. Alva Taylor may join Harvey Kendall in New Amsterdam. Local residents fishing at the river. hooked fine lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Hisey
Knox County
Mattie Baxter
Corydon
Straud Brandenburg
H. J. Trotter
H. H. Richards
Gus Lopp
Kansas
Eugene Watson
Elsie Watson
Eli Miller
Cal
Watson
Claude Hises
Chicago
Cumberland Telephone Co
Rima Trays
Dodge City
Kans
Claude
Tom Baxley
Alva Taylor
Clark
Tlarvey Kendall
New Amsterdam
Lee
Grain
Harry Wipperdan
Tom Wright
Lee Perkhiser
Lonesome Corner Notes on Local Happenings
Miss Zeola Kirkham attends O V N C gathering. John purchases a Corydon wagon last week. Wm Coupterman nears completion of new data. Miss Mary Stewardland promenades the OQ Veo ivt. The telephone line earns full satisfaction. Norman Cooper visits his mother at Elizabeth. Upright has a new house and data nearly ready. Trustee Moe returns to health after sick list. Crowd attends Mike Kirkham’s lot rolling. The Merfore child improves from grip. Miase Tuarl Enor and Jetta Cooper join New Mindietown examination. Mr Rank and Simon Camper host friends at Elizabeth home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeola Kirkham
John “Ener
Wm. Coupterman
Mary SteWarland
Norman Cooper
Elizabeth
Alaman Upright
Moe
Mike Kirkham
Wm. Shewmeaker
Miase
Tuarl “Enor
Jetta Cooper
New Mindietown
Mr. Rank
Simon Camper
Death notices and illnesses from Sugar Tree Grove area
Mrs. James Long is dangerously ill with complications. James DeShamp and a John Cunningham child are ill with pulmonary trouble and pneumonia respectively. Mrs. Anna E. Pitman of Nehawka Neb died suddenly of paralysis aged 39. Death followed marriage to Jacob Pitman in 1885, survived by three daughters, two sisters and one brother. Funeral at U B church Nehawka March 1 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Long
Dave Stonecipher
Milltown
Bay
Nashville
Ind
Jacob Weis
James DeShamp
John
John Cunningham
Anna E. Pitman
Nehawka
Neb
Harrison County
Pitman
George Mauck
Jacob Pitman
U. B. Church
U. B
Walnut Valley Notes and Local Visits
Sunday school at Mt Solomon each Sunday. Two Mormon preachers passed through last week. Levi Hottel township trustee gathered the census last week. A large crowd attended Mr. Dicks entertainment at Messler schoolhouse Saturday night. Rev J V Sappenfield will hold communion at Mt Solomon church on Sunday morning April 30 with services the prior Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort Engleman
Mt. Solomon
Clarence Glebb
Daniel Stauth
White Top
Ola
Elia Flock
Oakwood
Attie Sonner
Grace Singleman
Pleasant View
John Engleman
Levi Hottel
Mr. Dick
Messler School House
J. V. Sappenfield
Claresnont, Tr
Mt. Solomon Church
Ramsey and neighbors share winter visits and illness notes
Ramsey and Roy Bee with Mrs. Ramsey and her father Nick Davis returned to Anderson Indiana last week. J D Pitman visited Gibson county relatives. C P Swarens and Maggie Davis saw A C Ramsey whose wife suffers typhoid fever in Fredericksburg last Wednesday. James Jackson of Milltown sold items near Palmyra. Wm theinhart and wife visited near Crandall. Wood's chapel Easter service planned. Chas Bye moved to Crandall for a new life. BP Swarees sold a horse. Dre J Ry Sigler's grandchildren from New Salisbury visited Ramsey Sunday. Mr and Mrs Shelby Watson of near Moberly visited James Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvaxlor Arnold
Nick Davis
Anderson
Jod
J.D. Pitman
Gibson County
C. P. Swarens
Maggie Davis
A.C. Ramsey
Fredericksburg
James Jackson
Milltown
Our Town
Welker & Son
Palmyra
Theinhart
Crandall
Wood’s Chapel
Chas. P. Bye
Dre. J. Ry, Sigler
New Salisbury
Ramsey
Shelby Watson
Near Moberly
James Davis
Lincoln reader sends payment for Democrat newspaper
W T S Lorron of 238 S 19th St Lincoln Nebraska encloses one dollar and asks for a receipt for another year of the Democrat paper. He states he cannot do without it and signs respectfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nsb
Messrs
Thomas & Ellis
Democrat
W. T. S. Lorron
S. 19Th St
Neb
Guaranteed Piles Relief and Local School Dinner
A ad touts PAZO OINTMENT for piles promising cure in 6 to 14 days with first application easing symptoms. Paris Medicine Co. offers refunds via stamps. In Franklin township, Frank Tyler closed his school at No 8 with a large turnout and dinner, planning a return to Louisville medical school next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Medicine Co
St Tionis, Moyday
Frank Tyler
Franklin Township
Frank
Louisville
Local Notes From Laconia Sift Through Sick Lists and Visits
Wake McIntire shows no improvement while Grace Russell faces illness in Laconia. Numerous residents are on the sick list including Ida Cooper Nellye Fuack and Grace Carroll who is attending the oO V NLC. The infant son of Gus Merk is quite sick and several locals travel or visit nearby towns. Weddings, visits, and purchases are noted along with a death in Mexico Ind. for G W Myers former resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake McIntire
Manford Cromwell
Lou Davis
Will Kinzer
Ida Cooper
Nellye Fuack
William Lillpop
Grace Carroll
Oo. V. Nlc
KE. C. Wilbiar
Gus Merk
Dan Sharp
Corydon
Ora Ludlow
Elizabeth
Charley Shields
Falls
Anna Beanblossom
Margaret Agnew
Malls
Peruna touted as grip remedy by judge and public figure
An ad features W. H. Parsons former Texas Supreme Court figure praising Peruna for la grippe symptoms. The notice includes testimonials from Parsons and Miss Eugenie Lafortune, a $10,000 deposit guarantees testimonial authenticity, and claims Peruna strengthens mucous membranes and relieves grip-related inflammation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Supreme Court of Texas
Hl Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Texas
W. H. Parsons
Roll of Honor Subscriptions Reported for The Democrat
A list of subscribers and donors to The Democrat since the last report, named towns and individuals across Indiana and Kentucky including Corydon, Ram sey, New Salisbury, Louisville, Lanesville, Evans Landing, and more, with numerous personal names and locales. The roster features many local residents and businesses contributing to the paper’s subscription fund.
Lucky Corner Item Mentions Local Happenings
SALLIE JACOBS and J. st son show improvement while Ed Fowler improves and H. Blake worsens. A lumber mill by Humphrey & Blake may short two workers. Ollie Robins leaves Titus to join the Steamer Thomas as apprentice to learn about the Ohio trade. Corydon Court of the Tribe of Ben Hur holds Mauckport gathering with many deaths and a cheerful sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey & Blake Lumber and Barrel
Ollie
Robins
Titus
Thomas
Ohio
Corydon
Hill Grove Community Notes and Local Incidents
Hill Grove notes include visits by Mrs Cora Riggle and Lucile Riggle of New Albany to Sam Windell family. Protracted meeting starts Monday night April 24. Local health updates list James Deschamp in poor health Hattie Windell Ettie Lassey and Minnie Huntsinger sick. Reports of damaged fruit from cold weather and various social activities around Lafe Lasley and Hill Grove church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Shaffer
Theo. V. N.C
Corydon
James Deschamp
Hattie Windell
Ettie Lassey
Minnie Huntsinger
Cora Riggle
Lucile Riggle
New Albany
Sam Windell
Thomas Miller
Local General Store Sold. Millinery Dept Moved to O Connor
Mrs Scott Crosier announces the sale of the General Store but retains the millinery department. It has moved to the O Connor property offering latest styles and the lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connor
Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved by Pain Balm
The excruciating pains of rheumatism and sciatica are quickly relieved by Chaunbverlain's Pain Balm. Thousands have found surprise and delight in its great pain relief. It is offered at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaunbverlain
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Apr
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Lonesome Corner
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Louisville Eyes
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Iba F. Engleman
Roy Bee
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Haster
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Grace Russell
Joe Huffman
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O. V. Co
Raleigh Hays
Abbie Keen
Lizzie Frimhat
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Chris Sauter
H. C. Tafel Co
New Exchange
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Union Chapel
Lula Shields
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Jen Farrish
New Middletown
Ella
Tillie Mussel
Jaizzie Frimhalt
J. Anna Friedley
Stanley
N. D
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Cool
Alice McRae
Stonewood, Ltd
Peter MeRrae
Will Davis
Nellve
Grace Funk
Lois M Rae
Florence Cooper
Melntire
X Ler
G. W. Myers
Mexico
Maggie
Carrie Myers
Lynn Myers
Mr. Myers
Moberly
Sallie Pitman
Eureka
Dora Louden
Sallie Shuck
Rose
Nellie Davis
Retta
Meadie Touden
Minnie Harmon
Russell Rothrock
Gibson Co
J. M. White
Thompson
Supreme Court
la Grippe
Pe-tu-na
Eugenie Lafortune
Berrie Street
Montreal
Can
Peruna
Fugenie Lafortune
Market Exchange Bank
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N.W
Washington, D.C
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Mapyere Goss
Storydon
Frances Neel
Kiyvans’ Landini
Jusitn Boster
J. Schumiller
H. A. Trotter
Mauckport
Maude Byrne
Raymond Mauek
Loitch & Barbee
Abraham Hisey
George Hess
St. Matthews
J.C Reinhardt
Lanesville
Jacob W. Davis
John P Haas
Philip Hahn
Lew Salisbury
Runion Ellis
Fredericksbury
Lewis Eoopp Corydon
Mary Beard
Caducah
Jimestirmgner
Rutledge Mowy
Lahue Jansey
Yo, Graves
Lew Salistuiry
Mary [Éenert
Oek Maven
Chauries Dente
Homer
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Manckport
John G. Booster
Palmyri
Michael Boston
V. Montgomery
Tula Horn
Rehoboth
J. W. Hans
W.H. Hubbard
John Bowling
Faward TL Cooper
J. H. Denbo
Thomas E. Etheredge
Evans’ Landing
Fred Reising
Levi Blunk
Peter Shickel
Martha Stafford
J. W. Riddle
Lawrenceburg
W. E. Hopkins
Shawnee
Okla
Barbara Fessel
Bradford
Jonn B Crawford
BE. W. Wolfe
Hincock
Susini Cahoe
Alleghany
J. A Wreuse
Edwin E. Sauppenfield
David A. Lagie
Hancock
Wm. KR. Stevens
Petey L. Stevens
Depauw
Alfred Bottles
Ed Davis
Anderson Davis
E. E. Croyden
Joseph Bawa
H. S. Flock
Arlington
Kan
Andrew Buechler
August Ott
Black Creek
Robert Ju. Haus
Norton
Hruswald
C.J Wilderbrand
Sallie Jacobs
J. St Son
Ed Fowler
H. 3
Blake
Huddletown
C. Mauck
John Mauck
Royal Quebbeman
Beechwood
Elsie Mauck
Julia Grable
Florence
Lulu Quebbeman
Laura Ki. Mauck
Heidleberg
Hill Grove
Funk
Ella Bradford
Jesse Myer
Hill Grove Church
Mrs. Scott Crosier
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