Delayed Communications At Central Normal College
Central Normal College notes detail students and staff travel and activities. Miss Clara Hauswald Corena Lamb Lizzie Seibert miss corners at home. several students visit relatives in Indianapolis Terre Haute and North Salem. The Harrison County Literary and Musical Society held a July 21 meeting with performances and plans for an institute gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hauswald
Corena Lamb
Lizzie Seibert
Jesse A. Kelley
Indianapolis
Blanche Conrad
Arminda Noe
Lizzie Steepleton
Edna McRae
Anna Zollman
Grace Lowe
Florence Cooper
Nellie Pitman
Lena Faith
Terre Haute
Harrison County Literary and Musical Society of the C. N. C
Ida McKim
Laura Kintner
Our County Institute
A. O. Deweese
Georgia Lemmon
Anna McPheeters
C. O. Crosby
C. N C
Harrison County
Harrison county students picnic at Collett Park
On Friday night July 24 Harrison county students from State Normal picnicked at Collett Park. Attendees included Ida Crosby Emma Dome Jessie Sigler Bettie Riddle Ethel Hickman Faye Bogne Nell Pitman Lenore Faith Robert Jenkins Basil Byrne Herman Byrne and Edmund Thomas. Chaperoned by G E Behrens and Denton Frank. Behrens and Frank are former Harrison county boys now public school staff at Mt Vernon Indiana. Lunch and games followed by social chat. Summer Term ends August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
State Normal
Collett Park
Ida Crosby
Emma Dome
Jessie Sigler
Bettie Riddle
Ethel Hickman
Faye Bogne
Nell Pitman
Lenore Faith
Robert Jenkins
Basil
Herman Byrne
Edmund Thomas
G. E. Behrens
Denton Frank
Behrens
Frank
Social notes from Buena Vista and Louisville visitors
Frank Sibert of Louisville visits Buena Vista. Several Louisville residents Joe and Frank Brown ill with fever. Lydia Hendricks of Louisville visiting her mother Mrs Moore. Joe Wilson family of Louisville visits relatives here last week. Edith Tilley of Muldraugh Ky staying with J R Palmer. Fred Gans and William Bailey of Louisville guests of Joe Ackerman. Joseph Sweinhart of Chicago and Frank Sweinhart of Louisville visit siblings John Sweinhart and Mrs Nick Sibert. Ice cream supper at Evans Landing Presbyterian church on August 8 with a country store as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sibert
Louisville
Buena Viste
Messrs
Joe
Frank Brown
Lydia Hendricks
Moore
Joe Wilson
Edith Tilley
Muldraugh, Ky
J. R Palmer
Fred Gans
William Bailey
Joe Ackerman
Joseph Sweinhart
Chicago
Frank Sweinhart
John Sweinhart
Nick Sibert
Buena Vista
Evans Landing Presbyterian Church
Enjoyable Social Evening for Miss Olive Burst Guests
Miss Maude and Miss Gertrude McKim hosted a Tuesday evening gathering on July 21 for guest Miss Olive Burst of Louisville. Attendees included many local young women and men with music by Baker Bros, concluding with a happy, social atmosphere as Ruby Hottel remained ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Gertrude McKim
Olive Burst
Louisville
Ethel Baker
Dee Duggins
Bella
Monteil Guess
Gertie King
Ida Blanche
Carrie Lemmon
Pearl Dowdle
Verna
Blanche Kelley
Ethel Cotner
Messrs
Ora
Artie Ludlow
Oscar
Maurice Baker
Woodie Melton
Vallee Duggins
Sidney Elbert
Stanley Friedley
Marshal Hi
Falls Cities visit reflects local social notices
Joseph Bauer visits Falls Cities. Miss Maybelle O Bannon remarks on health. Miss Mary Baur of New Albany visits home folks. Miss Mamie Rosell took a business trip to Corydon Saturday. Miss Nannie Smith spent last week near Corydon with her brother. Mrs Belle Rosell and two children visit relatives in Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Lee Bauer traveled to New Albany Saturday. Mr Scott Morgan went to New Albany last week. Misses Lucente Wells and Mamie Duckwall spent Thursday with Miss Irma McClure. Miss Mamie Ducknail of Louisville has been visiting Miss Lucene Wells for two weeks. Mr William Wallace, visiting William Kreutzer's family, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Orville Deweese
Ernest Walker
Lexington
Corena Lamb
Lillian Davis
Carl Cominger
Ralph Hawley
North Salem
Juaura Kintner
Bettie
Nellie Mathes
Miss Kintner
Christena Bown
Indianapolis
Artie Campbell
Mr. C
Maybelle O'Bannon
Mary Baur
New Albany
Mamie Rosell
Corydon
Belle Rosell
Kentucky
Lee Bauer
Scott Morgan
Lucente Wells
Mamie Duckwall
Irma McClure
Mamie Ducknail
Louisville
Lucenle Wells
William Wallace
William Kreutzer
A Faithful Friend Keeps Travelers Safe
H S Nichols of Oakland Indian Territory says Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured him for 35 years and remains his faithful companion on every trip. For sale by L A Riley and Son. Aug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. S. Nichols
Oakland
Ind
L. A. Riely & Son
Hotel Ashland estimates for New Albany visitors
In New Albany the Hotel Ashland at Market and Bank streets offers comfortable rooms and meals. Proprietor Mrs. N Button and manager Mr. J B Walker promise a hearty welcome and home atmosphere in the remodeled St Charles Hotel with reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market and
Bank Streets
N. Button
J. B. Walker
St. Charles Hote
Attorney Lew M. O'Bannon Announces Pension Services
Corydon Indiana attorney Lew M. O Bannon announces ten years of pension claim experience and admission to practice before the Pension Bureau and Interior Department in Washington. He offers to secure pensions for those entitled under the law and asks applicants to include return postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew M. O'Bannon
Corydon
Indiana
Pension Bureau
Interior Department
Washington
Seed Wheat for Sale in Corydon Indiana
Pool seed wheat offered by Albert Kine of Corydon Indiana. Large clean grain with good yield this year. Contact Eureka Phone 1564 for details.
Farm for Sale in Harrison County 56 Acres
For sale a 56 acre farm in Harrison County with oak and ash timber and a good creek bottom land. Cash buyers only. Address Jim Shearer 1264 Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Co
Jim Shearer
Valley City, Ltd
Good Investment for Idle Money and Safe Rates
Persons with idle money seeking a safe investment with a good rate of interest payable semiannually are advised to visit this office for details.
House for sale at 415 East Chestnut Street
Classified notice lists a six room residence with improvements at 415 East Chestnut St and a contact for Henry W. Denbo RR No. 1 Also included is an inspirational motivational fragment about speaking success and learning about the world accompanied by a reference to Deutsch & Wright ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Chestnut St
Henry W. Denbo
Harrison Township Expenditures and Taxes Proposed
Trustee T A Patterson of Harrison Township announces 1908 budget estimates for township local tuition and special school expenditures, poor expenditures, and related taxes. Totals show 4800 in expenditures and 60 cents per hundred and 45 cents per poll in taxes. Public notice dated July 31, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Harrison County
T. A. Patterson
Appointment of Administrator for Henry Schneider Estate
Frederick Brockman named administrator of Henry Schneider's solvent estate in Jefferson County Kentucky. Filing dated July 15 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schneider
Jefferson County
State of
Kentucky
Frederick Brockman
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Atlanta
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Central Normal College
Arminda Nok
The
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Ben
Mr. Frank
Swanee River
Behring
Strait
Miss Hickman
Miss Boone
Julius Caesar
Jallia
Mr. Thomas
Taylor Township
Tillie Nok Palmer
Seven Springs
Ruby Hottel
Joseph Bauer
Falls
Nannie Smith
Hotel
Ashland
DR. Rice
East 5Th St
Cumberland
H. H. Miller
Antrace
Attorney AT Law
Ger, I. G. W. Mowrer
Corydon, Ind
A. B. Linder
W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Joe Bender
Albert Kine
E.E. Crayden
Ramsey, ID
Eureka
Trotter
Fredericksburg
Cardu
A. C. Beaver
Unicoi
Tenn
Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Deutsch & Wright
Swarens & Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey & Crandall
John H. Heth
First National Bank
Beaublossom
New Albany Business College
West Market St
New Albany, Ind
A Home Company
Alex Miller
Post Office Building
F. A. Ulen
Corydon, Indiana
Pete Elbers
Lanesville, Ind
Kodol
Dewitt & CO
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