Death of Infant Slemons J Vogt
The seven month old child of Mr and Mrs Sam Vogt died after several days illness of cholera infantum and brain trouble. The funeral was held at the Christian church with Revs Nordsick Grimes and John Heth officiating and burial at Cedar Hill cemetery. Modern ad appears in the same column praising Bucklen Arnica Salve for ulcers sores and cancers with a 25 cent price at L A Riley Son drug store.
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Slemons J
Sam ¥. Vogt
Christian Church
Nordsick
Grimes
John Heth
Cedar Till
Wm Bedell
Flat Rock
Mich
L. A. Riley & Son
Delightful Social Hosted by Misses Huuswald
A very delightful social was given by the Misses Huuswald last Thursday evening with abundant refreshments and a merry crowd. Guests included Misses Kit Nellie Walters Tau Nellie Kate Bruch Peart Chertie Bruce Clara Mesers Minnie Deutsch Ollie Maude Quuebleman Elsie Taeua Faith Clara Cora Hauswald Mia Mrs Wm Hatswald and Messrs Wr Walters Hardin Hesse Leo Quebbeman Paul Faith Pfrimimer Faith and CLOW Scott.
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Huuswald
Kit
Nellie Walters
Tau
Nellie
Kate Bruch
Peart
Chertie Bruce
Clara Mesers
Minnie Deutsch
Ollie
Maude Quuebleman
Elsie
Taeua Faith
Clara
Cora Hauswald
Mia
Wm. Hatswald
Michael Hanswald
Messrs
Wr. Walters
Hardin Hesse
Leo Quebbeman
Paul Faith
Pfrimimer Faith
Clow
Scott
Pike Contract Let for Harrison Township Gravel Roads
Proposals for a free gravel road system in Harrison township were opened with two bids. Charles C. Calvert won at 34 990 with bond of 72 006 and sureties in Scottsburg. Bonds of 40 000 will fund additional costs, with work to start after bond sale and finish by July 4 1907, preferring resident labor.
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Board of Commissioners
Harrison Township
Charles C. Calvert
O. P. Turley
Turley
Calvert
Scottsburg
John Allen
James H. Everett
Charles Close
Warren A. Smith
Resigned banker opens new furniture store offer
Lienby W Denby announces resignation from The First National Bank and offers his stock of furniture including stoves carpets matting oil cloth curtains shades and more inviting friends and customers to inspect and patronize his fist class store.
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First National Bank
Lienby W
Denby
Peculiar Disappearance of Painful Symptoms Promised
J D Runyan of Butlerville Ohio sought relief for indigestion and biliousness with Dr Kings New Life Pills he calls a remedy for dizziness sour stomach headache and constipation. Guaranteed at L A Riley son drug store for 25 cents with reduced railroad rates for the fair.
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J.D. Runyan
Butlerville, O
Dr. King
L. A. Riley & Son
Returned Home from Indian Territory Tour
Attorney C. L. Pleshman returned Monday from a two weeks tour through Indian and Oklahoma Territories. He praises the country as rich in resources and prospects for energetic young enterprisers. He met Elisha Sherrill, a stock dealer from Garrison County, who has prospered there and may settle in Muskoge e.
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C. L. Pleshman
Oklahoma
Charley
Elisha Sherrill
Garrison County
James
John H. Sherrill
Sherrill
Chartey
Muskovee
Local notes from Lanesville and New Albany area
Miss Edna Walker returns to New Albany. Miss Marie Michels visits New Albany relatives. Philip Ott ill with typhoid. A W Frank visits brother in law Dr Baxter. Miss Anna and Louisa Stark visit Bathman. Mrs. Silbers of New Albany dies August 12. August Wernert's wife in critical condition. Three Franciscan sisters arrive from Edenburg to lead choir. Mrs French and daughters Clara Martha visit. Martha injures arm in accident. Dr Baxter treats wound. Martin Bush has fifteen acres wheat averaging 41 bushels per acre. Prepare for coming fair with stalls pens and coops.
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Edna Walker
New Albany
Marie Michels
Philip Ott
A. W. Frank
J. W. Baxter
Anna
Louisa Stark
Louisville
Magdalen Bathman
Philomena Silbers
Peter Elbers
August Wernert
Here
Edenburg
Ind
French
Teachers' Institute convenes at Christian church
The Harrison County Teachers Institute met at the Christian church last Monday with Superintendent Jenkins chairing. Fred Bierly elected Secretary and Miss Ambrosia Hurst enrolling clerk. About 175 teachers enrolled day one, expected 200 by close. Instructors include G W Dunlavy Danville, A Ek Martin, C H Venner. Dunlavy covers history, Venner music. Martin lectures on topics. Martin spoke last night. Dunlavy to lecture Thursday evening.
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Harrison County Teachers’ Institute
Christian Church
Jenkins
Fred Bierly
Ambrosia Hurst
G. W. Dunlavy
Danville
A. Ek. Martin
C. H. Venner
Dunlavy
Death of Henrietta Hays at Fourteen
Henrietta Hays daughter of H C Hays south of town died Monday from consumption at age fourteen after a year of illness. She was taken south last spring by her father for health but the trip gave no relief. The funeral will be held this morning at the family home.
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Henrietta
H. C. Hays
First National Bank Opens Early for Fair Week
In order to accommodate persons who have fertilizer machine and other notes due on or about September 1 the bank will open at 6:30 a m on Thursday and Friday August 31 and September 1. Checks on any bank cashed free of cost.
Bank assets rise at Corydon National Bank
The assets of the Corydon National Bank, successor to the Bank of Corydon, have increased in the last thirty seven days. W. B. Slemon s, cashier.
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Corydon National Bank
Bank of Corydon
W. B. Slemons
Death of Isaac Bowman at 76 near town
Isaac Bowman aged 76 living two miles northeast of town died Monday from hemorrhage of the bowels after a brief illness. He leaves five children and many relatives and friends. The funeral was held yesterday at Oak Grove church. Gov Hanley appointed Id. D. Mitchell as a county delegate to a Reciprocity Conference in Chicago today and tomorrow.
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Isaac Bowman
Oak Grove Church
Hanley
Id. D. Mitchell
Chicago
First National Bank Shows 183606 70 at Aug Close
The First National Bank reports a handsome balance of 183,606.70 at close of business August 14. The bank emphasizes courteous handling of small accounts and safe management of large ones and invites continued customer business.
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First National Bank
Outing Party Plans Blue River Camping Trip
A party of 24 individuals plans a camping excursion on the Blue River this week. The group includes several Misses Allen Chap pell Neely tidley Rowland Hall Davis Morris Clemons and many adults led by Mrs Geo W Applegate Jr and Mrs Ben Baker with Messrs Clarence Ridley Dowling McGrain Trotter Edwards Chap pell Willie Bullett Chas Funk Carl Miller Tom Wilson and family.
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Blue River
Jessie Allen
Mittie Chappell
Gertie Neely
Dad Shuck
Helen Tidley
Mary Rowland
Alen
Hall and Davis
Marcia Morris
Clemmons
Geo. W. Applegate, Jr
Ben Baker
Clarence Ridley
Dowling
Albert McGrain
John Trotter
Mr. Edwards
Alvin Chappell
Willie Bullett
Chas. Funk
Carl Miller
Tom Wilson
Tom Hudson
Ankle Broken in buggy accident near Taylor township
Last Sunday the 13th Mrs Edith Hess and her child and Miss Arminda Noe suffered a buggy accident in Taylor township when a harness strap broke on a steep hill causing the vehicle to overturn into a ditch. Mrs Hess sustained a broken ankle as Dr Dean of Elizabeth treated the fracture.
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Edith Hess
Little Son
Arminda Noe
Taylor Township
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Ad Highlights Bargains
Soothing and cooling salve promises speedy relief for cuts burns and bruises. It claims to draw out inflammation soothe and heal without scarring and to treat piles and skin diseases. Warns against counterfeits and notes Alex Miller & Co sells at the fair.
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DeWitt
DeWitt’s
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Hez Luckett
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Alex Miller & Co