Ramsey Camp meeting draws local turnout
The community showed strong attendance at the Ramsey Camp meeting. Howard Jones remained ill with stomach trouble the past week. David Emily injured a foot when a road scraper fell on it at work. Mr and Mrs Henry Shuman visited William Smithenry near Corydon Junction over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Joe Mees and their son from Louisville and Mrs Maury Jones of Shepardsville Ky were guests of Howard Jones and wife last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Democrat
Ramsey
Howard Jones
David Emily
Henry Shuman
William Smithenry
Corydon Junction
Joe Mees
Little Son
Louisville
Maury Jones
Shepardsville
Union Chapel Social Notes and Local Visits
Corn looks fine in the vicinity. Davy Pindell lost a valuable horse last Friday. Miss Dessie Watson visits her sister Mrs. Artie Roby. Miss Aurelia Wilson visits Harrison Hedges family Sunday. Thomas Hays recovering after mule incident. Miss Mary Roby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ludlow. Rev. Hustel preached two sermons Saturday and Sunday. Miss Mmma Roby with Martha and Mary Steepleton Sunday. Mrs. Delia McIntire with Almeda Melintire near Rehoboth last week. Artes Conner and spouse visited Mrs. C’s parents, Stephen Hunter family. Charles Pitman and Fern Lea visit Mrs. Pitman’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy Pindell
Dessie Watson
Artie Roby
Aurelia Wilson
Harrison Hedges
Thomas Hays
Mary Roby
R. J. Ludlow
Hustel
Mmma Roby
Martha
Mary Steepleton
Delia McIntire
Almeda Melintire
Near Rehoboth
Artes Conner
C's
Stephen Hunter
Charles Pitman
Fern Lea
Near New Amsterdam
Joel Russell
Community Notes from New Salisbury Area
Health among residents varies with Mrs. Reed Stevens and Mrs. A McCoy in poor to fair health. Rev F C Raaf bought a new buggy. Local visits include Alva Ward's Corydon group with Jack Bringle and family and many relatives traveling to or from Jeffersonville, Terre Haute, New Albany and Galena. Sunday School attendance remained strong and Rev W L Alexander to join church in full connection next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crawford
New Salisbury
Nancy Wright
John Heilig
Elizabeth Bringle
Elizabeth Walk
Jeffersonville
Oscar Langford
Corydon Junction
Central Darren
Jos. Walk
Milltown
C.D. Stevens
Depauw
Grace
Fannie Adams
Grace McIntosh
Jessie
Georgia Sigler
Sarah Deweese
Ellen
George H. Wolfe
Near Hancock Chapel
Walk
A. O. Deweese
Jessie Sigler
Terre Haute
Evert Crandall
Chrisney
Ind
Cc. W. Routh
Mune
New Albany
Business College
C. W
Sommercial
Hesp
Church i
Mrs Plue’s Condition Improves Amid Regional Visits
In Elizabeth Dr. Weaver visits Louisville. Miss Lillie O Bannon visits Fall Cities. Miss Gelia Sibert in Louisville visits friends here. James Witlison family guests of George Neamer. Misses Millie and Martha Barger travel to New Albany. Mrs Jacob Sturms family return to Illinois after two weeks with her mother, Mrs Plue, who has shown improvement. Miss Vada Bush loses a gold bracelet between New Middletown and First Creek. reward offered for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie O’bannon
Gelia Sibert
Louisville
James Witlison
George Neamer
Jacob Sturms
Illinois
Plue
Vada Bush
St. Peters
New Middletown
First Creek
Burnville social notes and local visits
Bird Sappenfield paints Philip Ems house west of town and Miss Mabel Williams stayed with Miss Mabel Martin. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Nickelson from Borden and relatives from Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Camp meeting at Ramsey drew many locals. Miss Dandie Hazzard heads to Kentucky to teach near Lakeland. Red Jackson from Tennessee maps Cumberland telephone lines as Louisville Evansville wire plans unfold. Local families hosted and visited, with a birth noted for Assessor Schilmiller’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Williams
Mabel Martin
Iid Sappenfield
Nickelson
Borden
Sarah A. Goss
Mildred Kepley
Independence
Ramsey
Dandie Hazzard
Kentucky
Lakeland
Misses Pearl
Blanche Blazzard
Indianapolis
Robert Jenkins
Virgie Jenkins
Howard Byrne
Terre Haute State Normal
Myrtle Kietchley
Here
Arzola Ricketts
New Albany
Merman Basil
Blanche Byrne
Red’ Jackson
Tennessee
Cumberland
Louisville
Evansville
Local News From Lanesville and Nearby
Louis Ott travelled to Laporte and Chicago. George Pressler is confined in his room and Marion Lyskowinski is reported sick. Win Voelker of Louisville visits. Miss Bina Cettelfinger of Louisville makes her yearly visit to J C Rheinhardt and family. Louisville guests of Louis Ott include Mesdames John Ott George Miller and Owen Miller and the Ott family. Bertha and Lorena Woerts return to Louisville after visiting Henry J Green. Oscar Bardo and family from Louisville visit L P Zabel. Elsie Bardo has stayed here. Sam Waller, working for Henry Zabel, was injured by a falling limb but not seriously. Louis Misert, a grand nephew, returned to visit after four years away. His Eisert stature is noted at 6 ft 1 in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pressler
Marion Lyskowinski
Win. Voelker
Louisville
Cooper
Mr. V
Bina Cettelfinger
J. C. Rheinhardt
Mesdames
John Ott
George Miller
Owen Miller
Louis Ott
Bertha
Lorena Woerts
Henry J. Green
Oscar Bardo
L. P. Zabel
Elsie Bardo
Henry Zabel
Miller
Sam
Waller
Louis Misert
Denver
Colo
Eisert
Sleepy Kid Update and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Wm Woods shows no improvement. Anna Brown visited her family over the weekend. Miss Hallie McRae visited Miss Lou Shields. Gust Merk and family visited home folks Sunday. Miss Hortense Hurst spent several days in Corydon last week. Jerry Evans bought a new buggy in Corydon last Thursday. Doc Radmacher called on a fair damsel near Corydon Sunday. Irland Ethel Russell visited J F Russell Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Able
Henry
Hurst
Grover Conrad
Marshall
Adam Crosier
Alonzo Brown
Curtis Brown
Roy Shields
Joseph Schilmiller
Eleye Radmacher
Lillian Davis
Evans
Mase Hoke
Stella Funk
Roger’s
John Boone
Jack Faith
Leora Byrum
Anna Brown
J. H. Conrad
John Shields
Homer Hoke
Clarence Greer
Thomas Cooper
Ellen Radmacher
Dan Stauth
Little Son
Corydon
Isaac Sands
Maggie and Mae Cunningham
Evans Landing
Laura Brown
Louisville
Hallie McRae
Lou Shields
Gust Merk
Hortense Hurst
Jerry Evans
Doc
Radmacher
Irland Ethel Russell
J. F. Russell
Davis sale attendance and local meetings report
The text notes J. W. G. Loudon and family at the Davis sale last Wednesday. An all day meeting occurred at Fountain on Sunday August 15. Quarterly meeting at Pennington's Chapel Sunday. Mrs. Nan Davis of Corydon visited Abe Pitman and Mrs. Amanda Borden last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Loudon
J. W. G. Loudon
Fountain
Pennington’s
Nan Davis
Corydon
Abe Pitman
Amanda Borden
Frenchtown Bridegroom-to-Be Theodo re Henrilot
In Frenchtown Theodore J Henrilot announces a forthcoming wedding. Local notices mention Mrs Julia Machery visiting Chicago relatives and guests such as Miss Vivian Vausha at Miss Lula Tronein and Miss Annie Simon at Mr and Mrs Herman Barnes Louisville. Charles Roman and family of Louisville visited Joseph Mathey and wife last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealth
Julia Machery
Chicago
Vivian Vausha
Lula Tronein
Annie Simon
Herman Barnes
Louisville
Charles Roman
Joseph Mathey
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
A testimonial from HL. 8. Nicholas of Oakland Indiana Territory praises Chamberlain's remedy as fail proof since 1872 and claims swift cures for colic and diarrhoea. Sold by Touis B. Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Nicholas
Oakland
Ind
Ter
Touis
Riely
For Sale or Trade Notice About a Work Horse
For Sale or Trade. I have a good work horse for sale or will trade him for a carriage and saddle horse. Want a safe horse for women and children from Lew M. O'Bamxon. Com-Cel-Sar available at Watson's Cut Rate Drug Store for $0.08. p288
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew M. O’bamxon
Watson's
Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised For Kidney Trouble
A vintage Corydon Indiana testimonial touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for weak kidneys and painful urination. The ad warns of serious risks from neglected symptoms and urges purchase at 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Doan
Corydon
Benjamin Smith
Ind
Riely
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Notice to Debtors from Jerry Watson
To Those Who Owe Me. I demand payment by September 1, 1909. All accounts due must be settled in full by that date. Please respond and arrange settlement. Very truly yours Jerry Watson. Family 11-3
Franklin Township Dog Tax Delinquency Notice
Franklin Township dog owners owing dog tax must pay by September 1 or the trustee W. W. Williams will submit a delinquent list to the Prosecuting Attorney. The law requires trustees to furnish these delinquents to the Prosecuting Attorney. Franklin Township trustee W. W. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
W. W. Williams
Public Auction Notice in Valley City Indiana
The undersigned will sell at public auction on Saturday August 28, 1909 at 1 PM in Valley City Indiana. The property includes three beds a sewing machine a cook stove two heating stoves and other items. Usual terms apply. Lreyv Lorr Valley City Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Ind
Lreyv Lorr
Vahey City
Washington Township Trustee Fixed Office Day
Washington Township trustee Richart Cunningham announces every Monday as the fixed day for public business and asks residents with matters to call on that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richart
Cunningham
Washington Township
Morgan Township Dog Tax Notice Seeks Payment by Sept 1 1909
Morgan Township trustee A. L. Roepough warns all residents who have not paid their dog tax to settle by September 1, 1909. After that date the list of unpaid taxes will be forwarded to the Prosecuting Attorney as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attesney
A. L. Roepouph
Morgan Township
Andy Steerstedthr
Spencer Township
Spencer Township Dog Tax Notice 1909
Spencer Township dog tax deadline noted by trustee Andy Steerstedthru. After the due date the unpaid dog tax list must be turned over to the Prosecuting Attorney.
Pension Help Adviser Seeks Answers From Corydon
Lew M. O Bannon offers pension assistance to eligible individuals and requests postage for reply. Address: Corydon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew M. O'Bannon
Corydon, Ind
Trustee Andrew Stierstedter Named Spencer Township Official
Fixed weekly Wednesday office time set for business with Andrew Stierstetder as Trustee of Spencer Township. Call on that day for matters related to township administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stierstedter
Spencer Township
Fine Bucks for Sale at Fernwood Farm
Five fine thoroughbred Shropshire yearling ducks offered for sale at Fernwood Farm two miles north of Crandall. Contact C H Ashworth and R A Ec Georgetown. Tome phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernwood Farm
Crandall
C.H. Ashworth
R.A. Ec
Georgetown
Tome
Wood for Sale from David Miller
One hundred cords of sixteen inch drum wood and some cook wood offered for sale by David Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnlé
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Huddletown
Lorena Emily
Union Chapel
New
Salisbury
Reed Stevens
F.C. Raaf
Alva Ward
Jack Bringle
G. Crosby
Hulda
Elizabeth
Millie
Martha Barger
Burnville
Bird Sappenfield
Philip Ems
Lanesville
Laporte
Laconia
Mrs. Wm. Woods
Moberly
Frenchtown
Theodore J. Henrilot
Jerry Watson
Gumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
The
First National Bank
William Ridley
Pres
W.H. P. Wiseman
V.J Butverr, Cashler
Southern Railway
J. C. Beam, JR
ST. Louis
John H. Heth
Ofifionn IN
First National Bank Building
Indiana
MT. Carmel, Ill
J. C. Beam,jr
Luther Guthrie
Beaufort
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Pensions
E.E. Crayden
Eureka
Trotter
Fredericksburg
Cardus
DR. Rice
East 5Th St
New Albany, Ind
David Miller
Temenan
Satare Eablig
J. W. Ewing
Ureka
W.H. Roose
Lemmon, Ewing & Roose
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Albany
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Augis
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Swarens & Adam
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Columbus
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Indianapois
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Hoosier Limited
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