Local notes reveal travel, moves, and work transfers
Elizabeth and Mrs Flossie Kessinger travel to Louisville and New Albany to visit relatives. Miss Nellie Nush and H Scales reportedly wed in New Albany. Several moves and employment changes occur including Walter Kron leaving the New Albany stage line, Elmer Deatrick and Charles McKinney moving homes, and J L Cooper taking a sales job in Frank's clothing store on Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Martin
Louisville
Frank Bowling
Flossie Kessinger
New Albany
Col. Vrevee
Goldin Tuel
Goldman
Marengo
Dr. Weaver
Thomas Sandbach
Olive
Emma
Anna Huston
Salem
L. Huston
Isaac Conner
Walter Kron
Davis
Laconia
Minnie Lennier
Elmer Deatrick
Charles McKinney
Gertrude Drillette
J. P. Hobbs
Effie Bowling
Nellie Nush
H. Scales
Georgia Kessinger
CG. W. Acke
Edgar Peters
Willaviso
TP. Govan
JL. & Cooper
B.C. Kessinger
Cooper
New Alley
Frank
Pearl Street
Poorhrrs and Local Notes From New Salisbury Area
Poorhrrs Lydia Hubbard clerks for L C Adams. John Wepley visited Sunday with Toha Wagner. Mise Maud Byree returned to Georgetown. Carter Byrn and wife visited relatives at Brecknridge Sunday. Curt Stevens and Jonathy of Sunshine visited his mother here Sunday. Jose Adsams of Lianisville and Florence Poster of leflorscuyilie visiting Ta ev Adams. McCos spent days with his dimesiters at New Aloatey and Tefeorsnville. Shelves, final son of James Crasby, died last Wednesday. interred Bethlehem semeters. Martin Swarens and Thomas Talbot of Jefferonville and Jusanna Stevens and Fiore, Gaston were the nests of Cora Waolic Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hubbard
L. C. Adams
John Wepley
Toha Wagner
Mise Maud Byree
Georgetown
Carter Byrn
Brecknridge
Curt Stevens
Jonathy
Sunshine
This Place
Jose Adsams
Lianisvile
Florence Poster
Leflorscuyilie
Taev Adams
Jose
McCos
New Aloatey
Tefeorsnville
Shelves
James Crasby
Bethlehem
Martin Swarens
Thomas Talbot
Jefferonville
Jusanna Stevens
Fiore
Gaston
Cora Waolic
Moberly and nearby residents noted in local notices
Miss Tamme Kearby visits and many neighbors share sick lists and family visitors from Alabama and Kentucky. An upcoming Crawford county Fair reunion is organized by Prof. Johnson with plans by J M Johnson. Dewitt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertised for minor ailments and the Empire wheat drill praised by local dealer W H Bullett & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. H. Bullett & Son
A Noter Dame Lady Offers Free Home Rheumatism Cure
An appeal from Mrs. M. Summers of Noter Dame Indiana invites rheumatism sufferers to request a free home treatment she claims cures muscular and joint pain, sciatica, lumbago, backaches, kidney pains, and neuralgia by removing uric acid and purifying the blood without climate dependence. The notice urges sufferers to write for proof and testaments from thousands who supposedly benefited.
New Middletown Local Notes Spotty Health and Repairs
Jacob Voet is convalescing from typhoid fever while Glen Himelhaber and his sister visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jake Himelhaber. Eva Blunk of Louisville visited her brother Andrew Blunk south of town. Frank Guliver adds an iron fence to his residence. Gus Backherms buys Gordon’s blacksmith shop with Roy Richard. Mrs. Martha Conner of Louisville returns home with Mrs. Vanderbilt visiting in the falls cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Voet
Glen Himelhaber
Jake Himelhaber
Eva Blunk
Louisville
Andrew Blunk
Frank Guliver
Gus Backherms
John Gordon
Roy Richard
Martha Conner
Mary Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Falls
Sunday Visits From Local Residents in Hursttown Area
Mr and Mrs Carter Byrne of New Salisbury visited in our vicinity Sunday. Chris Winegar and family near Greenville visited Mrs W's father Charley Wright Sunday. Maude and Clell Frederick and Noble Flock of Corydon visited relatives here. James Watson and son of Corydon visited Mrs W's parents. Philip Miler and family near Crandall were guests of John and Mrs Graves Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Byrne
New Salisbury
Chris Winegar
Local Gossip Notes from Dixie Area
John Stoner is on the sick list. Miss Jesse Baxley is visiting in the vicinity. Mrs. Guy Cannon spent last week with Mrs. Wm Taylor near Corydon. Marion Rease acted as a substitute for Lee Reas on Route No 2 one day last week. Mr. Carl Brace of Edwardsville, visiting Adam Stoker, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Endris and daughter of Edwardsville visited Adam Stoker and fished last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoner
Jesse Baxley
Guy Cannon
Wm. Taylor
Corydon
Marion Rease
Lee Reas
Carl Brace
Edwardsville
Adam Stoker
Joe Endris
Wilbur Thomas
Steve Mosier
Ada Hull
Wrieldt
Georgetown
Cletie Baker
Bradford
J.P. Sappenfield
Althelle Scott
Eddie
Borden
Laura Mosier
David Jenkins
Jacob Kranserill
Morgan Township
Ed Fouts
Near Borden
William Dawson
Harry Uazzard
Jack Dewitt
Louisville
Ed Sappenfield
O. J.D. Byrne
Mr. Byrne
Basil Byrne
Evansville Insane Asylum
Basil
Ramsey and Vicinity notes
Tiaac Davis is on the sick list. Mrs Leslie Pitman is on the sick list. Te A Stevens and family left for Kansas last week. Grandma Bye is staying with her son Henry J Bye. Harvey Hardin has purchased a new team of horses. Mrs Van Reinhardt has returned home after visiting her son in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiaac Davis
Lsllie Pitman
A. Stevens
Kansas
Grandma Bye
Henry J. Bye
Harvey Hardin
van. Reinhardt
Indianapolis
Las
Western readers pledge renewal for hometown paper
Mrs Joan W Cline writes from Parkman Wyoming Aug acknowledging the paper is back in print and sending 70 cents plus 1.00 for another year. She expresses longing for the home paper and notes they are lost in the West without it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkman
Wyo
Messrs
Thomas & Filis
West
Joan W, Cline
Catholic Church Sets Services First and Third Sundays
Services at the Catholic church are held on the first and third Sundays each month. Next Sunday, August 1, mass and sermon will be followed by benediction at 2:30 PM, with Sunday school and catechism instruction. Rev. F E Lnade, pastor, resides at Joe Benders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L
Frenchtown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits And Devotion
The Fro city area reports visits among residents including Theodore J. Henriot and family with the Briscoe span and Simon's return from Illinois. John Tronein and family visited Felix Vas sha. Mary Stopher and daughters visited Mary Steph. Marion W Henriot and family spent Sunday with Julia Henriot. Forty hours devotion begins August 20 at St Bernard's with several priests assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
Simon
Illinois
John Tronein
Moberly
Felix Vausha
Mary Stopher
Edwardsville
Mary Steph
Marion W Henriot
Georgetown
Julia Henriot
Frenchtown
Local Notes From New Amsterdam and Surroundings
Miss Hallie Hershman of Worth visits Mrs H E Kendle. Katie and Rosamond French visit friends at Mauckport. Three DeSchamp family members north of town suffer typhoid fever. Gary Montgomery welcomes a new girl. Prof O D Frank returns from Aberdeen. Dr and Mrs Harris and family from Lionisville visit Miss Rhoda Montgomery. Melon season brings brisk business for regional growers sending melons to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Hershman
Worth
H. E. Kendle
Katie
Rosamond French
Mauckport
John DeSchamp
Gary Montgomery
O. D. Frank
Aberdeen
Central Kansas community notices and gatherings
Uncle Sam J Pitman returns from Kansas. Bertha Lane and Mrs Reed are sick. Chester Smith will move east of Central. Frank Cooper and Lee Faith head to Knox County on Monday. Deen Frakes and family visited L G Robs. Rev Walls led the Manckport circuit meeting at Concord. Heth township sent delegates to a Republican convention but no one could knock the persimmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Blue River Valley Social and Family Notes
Blue River community reports visitors and health updates. Mrs Jake Rosenbarger improves after illness, Lulu Conrad returns from Depauw visit, Steve Weiser and family guests of J W Silvighey, Angeline Hoot home from New Albany, Jesse Chinn trims Blue River chapel walls, visits from Mer and Mrs George Hunt of West Baden and Mrs Peter Carson of Patriot. Aunt and family welcomed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhiite
Jake Rosenbarger
Leiter
Lulu Conrad
Depuuw
Steve Weiser
Gellied Island
Neb
J. W. Silvighey
Angeline Hoot
New Albany
Blue River Chapel
Jesse Chinn
Corydon
Mer
George Hunt
West Baden
Peter Carson
Patriot
Huddletown and Palmyra Residents Mentioned in Local Notes
Huddletown resident Nathan Smith shows slow improvement while Mrs Kate Bee of Palmyra visits sister Mrs Henry Shuman. A Chapel celebration program was given at Pfrimers chapel on Thursday. Dick Bowley and family visited Cer Flock and wife of Scott township over the weekend. People are urged to meet friends at the Fair August 27 to 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Smith
Kate Bee
Palmyra
Henry Shuman
Pfrimmers Chapel
Dick Bowley
Cer
Scott Township
Wheat price report from Ramsey Corydon and Depauw markets
Highest cash price paid for wheat at Ramsey Corydon Junction Nevin and Depauw listed. Contact Eureka and Trotter lines via Jyllow JR White for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Corydon Junction
Nevin
Depauw
Eureka
Trotter
Jyllow JR
White
Veteran of the Spanish War Praises Peruna Tonic
Letters from veterans and officials endorse Peruna as a cure for catarrh stomach troubles and lung ailments. Correspondents from Center Oak Pennsylvania, Montreal, Cincinnati, and Columbia cite dramatic health improvements and long-term use. Col. Arthur L. Hamilton notes reduced casualties in his Spanish-American War unit and credits Peruna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Hamilton
Ohio Volunteers
Goodale St
Columbia, O
Hartman
Hamilton
War Department
Army Corps
Alger
Meade and Bushnell
Col. Hamilton
In Loving Remembrance John Bickel Passes Away
An obituary for John Bickel of Harrison County Indiana notes his birth in Germany on January 18 1827 and death in Jackson township August 7 1906 at age 79. Survived by Hanna Wessel wife two daughters and one brother, he was active in the German Reformed church and is buried at New Middletown cemetery after services by Rev Trudson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bickel
Germany
Jackson Township
Harrison County
Ind
Istland
America
Hanna Wessel
Wrange
George Woertz
George Reuter
Henry Bickel
Louisville
German Reformed Church of
New Middletown
Trudson
Wolpert and
Osborne
New Middletown Reformed Church
Dancing Picnic Near Corydon by Bunk Wolfe and Guy Hershman
Messrs Bunk Wolfe and Guy Hershman host a dancing picnic at the Jacob Mauck bridge southwest of Corydon on Saturday August 1. Pleasant weather aside, Elizabeth Presbyterian church drama Uncle Sam's Relations drew wide praise for display and acting. Benjamin Franklin Freeman and wife Live received special note for standout performances. The play was a success despite a light first-night turnout, with a full house on the second night. Watch for bills re public repeat showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunk ‘Wolfe
Guy Hershman
Jacob Mauck
Corydon
Elizabeth Presbyterian Church
Uncle Sam
Benjamin Franklin Freeman
For Sale House Near Denbo's Furniture Store
A six room house with a large lot 440 by 212 feet and water works system including a cistern is offered at a bargain. Contact Henry W. Dexpo at Denbo's Furniture Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Dexpo
Denbo’s
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ad Certificates
Drug advert announces Pazo Dintmert as a guaranteed cure for piles with refund if not cured in 14 days. Claims include for bleeding, protruding piles and mentions Oct Jan 0 year. Also notes free admission for children under 15 on Wednesday of the fair.
Peruna Promise For Mucous Membrane Health
An advertising extract touts Peruna as a cure for thickened mucous membranes and related loss of hearing smell and taste. It claims broad body effects, no narcotics, and lifelong use, with testimonials from Dr Hartman and a Tenn. user praising its safety and efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Peruana
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Sugar Grove Community Notes Include Crop Failures and Visits
Sugar Grove reports the fruit crop nearly a total loss. John H. Fink rejoined service. Miss Hazel Perry and Miss Clara Stewart visited relatives in Elizabeth. The Depauw church refurbishment is nearly complete as the quarterly meeting concludes. Anna Reed returns to Brandenburg with sister Mrs Clarence Glaze. Mr and Mrs J Marion hosted friends. Mrs Harry Stewart and son Hubert visited Rosewood relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Fink
Hazel Perry
Ilizabeth
Depauw
Jas
Clara Stewart
Mary Cink
Elizabeth
Anna Reed
Brandenburg, Ky
Clarence Glaze
Birs J. Marion
Harry Stewart
Hubert
J. &. Miller
Rosewood
Nine Marengo Academy alumni to reunite at Crawford Fair
The Crawford County Fair at Marengo runs the week of September 3. On Friday September 7 a reunion of nine Marengo Academy students will be held on the lawn. The former academy president Prof J M Johnson remains active and will be the focal figure. Organizers invite Harrison county alumni to join before the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Mavenga Academy
Folnaon
J. M. Johnson
Whic
Marenco Observer
Marengo
Marengo Academy
Law
J. M.johnson
Hale
Old Academy
Harrison County
Thrifty Farmer's Lesson and Home Preparations
A short note urges households to prepare for sudden illnesses by keeping Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand. It highlights potential outbreaks like dysentery and cholera morbus and promotes a fair contest offering five dollars in gold for the handsomest girl baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
C. R. Watson’s Drug Store
Community Notes From Byrneville Social Roundup
Local residents visit and host each other with visits from Corydon Georgetown Bor den Morgan township and Louisville. Farm activity includes painting a house stock pen and Basil Byrne returning home after treatment with a note of good wishes for his farming future.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward for Cure
Frank J. Cheney of FE J Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay 100 dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason confirms on December 6, 1886. The ad claims internal use cures blood and mucous surfaces and invites testimonials. Sold by all druggists and Hall's Family Pills for constipation are also promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oro
City OF Toledo
Lucas Country
Frank J. Cheney
FE. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Seal
F. J. Cheney & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. E. Winvers
New Salisbury and Vicinity
Poorhrrs
Assip M. Pitman
Tamme Kearby
W. G. Morgan
Clestin Louder
Charles Pitman
Charles Briscoe
Robert Matthews
Kentucky
John R. Louden
W. Grove
Dewitt
Notre Dame Lady's
Hursttown
Dixie
John Sk. Bangs
Ramsey and Vicinity
Roy Bye
Church Services
Theodore J. Henriot
Peter Steerstedter
Frank Briscoe
New Amsterdam
Katie Johnson
Central
Jesse Pitman
Kan
Sas
Bertha Lane
Blue River Valley
XI Nan
Huddletown
Loktens Beilly
Pe-ru-na
F.r.cox
Center Oak
Phil Sheridan
H.B. Manley
China
Craig St
Montreal
Canada
Perris
I. T. Markland
Cincinnati
R. R. No.1
Washington
Ohio
Netpile
Kemp
Balsam
Fred Derseneh
Ridgetop
Tenn
Sugar Grove
Oo, W. T
Byrneville
A. D
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