Land Transfers and Deeds Recorded in Corydon Area
RENRY W. DENBO, Recorder lists numerous property transfers including 55 acres from Napvey A. Jacobs to Charles E. Jacobs and 20 acres from Charles E. Jacobs to Aaron W. Sherrid. Also shows multiple lot sales in O Bannon and South Corydon, with prices ranging from 200 to 2 000 dollars and various grantees such as Ellen F. Smith, John W. Meyers, and G. W. Lindsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napvey A. Jacobs
Charles E. Jacobs
Aaron W. Sherrid
Charlies E. Jacobs
John W. Meyers
James W. McKinster
Ellen F. Smith
Corydon
Wm. N. Sweeney
E. M. Barr
Punnie I. Applerate
Wm. Ss. Nye
South Corydon
Medora Love
Otto Roe
Rebecca A. Fravel
Daniel J. Rhodes
Lydia J. Krausgrill
Hn H. Hughes
John H. Hughes
Almira Hughes
W. S. Nye
Fannie
Applegate
Marko Funk
Lydia M. Funk
Elizabeth H. Voyles
G. W. Lindsey
Suzan A. Voyles
Presse Fouts
Geo. W. Mosier
O'Bannon
David G. Fouts
O'Ban
Funeral Resolutions From Lodge On Death Of Members
A block of lodge resolutions mourns the death of Chancellor Neishbor Miner and brother Thomas Robson. It expresses sympathy to widows and families, notes charitable deeds and fellowship, and requests publication in local papers and records. The officers Hays Zimmerman and J J Ashton sign as committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Loperk
Dia C
Laconia
Thomas Robson
Bro
Robson
Rim. Hays Zimmerman
J. J. Ashton
Kodol Tonic Praised For Digestive Cure
A letter from Geo W Fry of Viola praises Kodol as a great reconstructive tonic that cures stomach and bowel troubles. He notes personal relief from dyspepsia after use and recommends it to others, including a neighbor who also benefited. The message emphasizes digestive health as key to strength and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelehdor
Geo
Fry
L. A. Riely & Son
Roll of Honor Subscriptions to The Democrat
The Democrat acknowledges subscriptions and payments from readers including Lee J. Kintner Georgetown Isaac Hottell Britt In James E. Long Cando N D D W Neely Corydon Wm Wynn New Salisbury Joseph Kochert Lafayette Ind Conrad Heuser St Joseph Ml Mrs Charlotte Conrad Corydon D A Peters Clifton Ariz J C Waters Republic Wash Dick King Luconia T F Kingsley Liconia S J Bence Corydon W T Langdon Elizabeth Taylor Arnold Frankton Ind Mary E Wurm Corydon Philip R Bill Ramsey Simon Garing Crandall George Stonecipher Corydon Jesse Gibner Corydon George Fulmer Locust Point Charles Toler Corydon Wa Craiz.
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Lee J. Kintner
Georgetown
Isaac Hottell
Britt. In
James E. Long
Cando
N. D
W. Neely
Corydon
Wm. Wynn
New Salisbury
Joseph Kochert
Lafayette
Ind
Conrad Heuser
St. Joseph
Charlotte Conrad
D. A. Peters
Clifton
Ariz
J.C. Waters
Republic
Wash
Dick King
Luconia
T. F. Kingsley
Liconia
Young Lady Saved By Urgent Remedy At Panama
A Panama Colombia physician reports a 16 year old girl nearly dying of dysentery. After using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy she recovered within eight hours and was completely well after one week. For sale at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Columbia
Chamberlain
Chas. H. Utter
Colombia
Chamberiain
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Eightieth Birthday of Davie W. Crecelius Observed
Washington township friends and relatives gathered August 1902 to surprise Davie W. Crecelius for his eightieth birthday. About fifty people joined a large table with extables, ice cream, and lemonade. Attendees included Mrs. Mary Bottles and siblings Adam Cladius Stephen and Harrison Crecelius among others from Iowa Paradise Bottom and Scott township Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie W. Creeelius
Washington Township
Crecelius
Mary Bottles
Iowa
Phoeba Melton
George Crecelius
Paradise Bottom
Harrison Creeelius
Joseph Pate
Elmer Curts
Bes
Surprise gathering honors Milton I Conrad on August 10
Relatives and friends gathered at Milton I Conrad’s home before noon for a hearty welcome and a dinner for 136 attendees. The list includes George Fry family, Fred Stauth family, Jacob Hottell family, Ezra Keller family and others with Mrs. Conrad Hottell and Miss Emma Pepper among those present. The group departed in the evening after a grand gathering and best wishes for many future occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton I Conrad
Rand
Mr. Conrad
George Fry
Fred Stauth
Jacob Hottell
Ezra Keller
George Brown
Ben Hannel
Resolutions on Death of Mauckport Scholar Mrs Minervia Watson
Through God’s providence the Mauckport Sunday school notes the death of Mrs. Minervia Watson on August 6, 1902. The group praises her faithful service, offers sympathy to her husband and relatives, and orders two copies of the resolutions recorded and sent to county papers. Composed by Jennie Brandenburg Charles Kirk and Tena Fleshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuereas
A. Watson
Isa
Manila
Tena Friesian
Minervia Watson
Mauck_ port
Jennie Brandenburg
Charles Kirk
Tena Fleshman
A Cure for Cholera Infantum and Local Real Estate Deals
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio touts Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for cholera infantum after a neighbor's infant recovered in two days. Crosier s Corner Drug Store advertises the remedy for sale. Corydon Junction Indiana lists nine large adjoining lots for sale with a two story dwelling and warehouses suitable for mercantile business, call or write Joan E Kepney Crandall Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Chamberlain
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Corydon Junction
Ind
Joan E. Kepney
Guy
Crandall, Ind
Cough Remedy Ad and Local Social Notes
Markets section notes corrected Tuesday dates in Louisville and a patent cough remedy. Local social items report Miss Laura Wright visiting Miss Daisy Neely, visits among the Simcox Baxley Neely Mauek and Haas families, timber trades, saw mill moves, and social gatherings at Neely and Haas homes with widespread attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wright
Near Hil Grove
Daisy Neely
Jane Simcox
Lou Baxley
Lorenzo Barks and
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Immediate Relief
An advertisement claims the remedy neutralizes coughs and lung troubles by reducing inflammation and clearing the head. It asserts immediate action and safety for children, produced by L. A. Riely & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Riely & Son
Notice of Application for Liquor License in Elizabeth Indiana
The notice filed in Harrison county Indiana states a 21-year-old female resident of Elizabeth Posey township will apply to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the Corydon session on the first Monday of September 1902 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a described ground-floor room on Main Street Elizabeth. The applicant also seeks to sell cigars and tobacco in connection with the business. The applicant signs as WILLIAM E COTNER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Elizabeth
Posey Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Main Street
William. E. Cotner
Notice Of Estimates Of Expenses For The Year 1903
Notice provides aggregate expense estimates for 1902 filed under the County Business act. Harrison County Council will consider appropriations at the first Tuesday after the first Monday in September 1902. Items include Clerk Circuit Court 4384.00, Auditor 3900.00, Treasurer 2395.00, Sheriff 2830.00, Recorder 1392.00, Superintendent 1627.00, Co. Assessor 940.00, Secretary Board Health 420.64, Coroner 8000.00, Township Assessors 1612.12, Deputy 1830.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Council
W.t. County Commissioners
Lalate
Commissioner’s Sale of Real Estate in Harrison County
Notice from Harrison Circuit Court Commissioner George C. Brown states a public auction of real estate in Scott Township Harrison County Indiana. The sale includes specific quarter sections totaling forty acres with payment terms: one-fourth cash and the rest in three equal installments at six, twelve, and eighteen months, secured by purchaser promissory notes with six percent interest and freehold surety. The May 13 1902 term order names Mary Thevenett et al as plaintiffs and Harriet M. Borden et al as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Circuit Court
Mary
Harrison County
Indianatown
Vieorge C. Brown
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Morgan Township 1902
The trustee of Morgan township Harrison county invites the Advisory Board to meet at the trustee’s Palmyra office on September 2 1902 to set annual expenditures and taxes. Items include township expenditures 50 cents, local tuition 1000 dollars with 35 cents tax and 25 cents per poll, special school tax 950 dollars with 12 cents tax and 25 cents per poll, road taxes 890 and 10 cents tax, additional road tax 300 and 10 cents per poll, poor expenditures 150 with 3 cents per dollar. Total expenditures 93 640 and total tax 87 cents per hundred dollars plus 150 cents per poll. Signed John S Martin Trustee August 11 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Township
Harrison County
Palmyra
John S. Martin
Non-Resident Notice in Harrison Circuit Court Case
State of Indiana Harrison County Harrison Circuit Court September term 1902 James N Morris vs Margaret Ellis Edward Ellis Frank Melton et al Non resident defendants Frank and Lizzie Melton not residents of Indiana action to collect plaintiff s demand by attachment and garnishment Defendants must appear by September term s second Monday 1902 at Corydon Court House to answer or demur Witness Charles L Blain Clerk Harrison Circuit Court August 4 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
James N. Morris
Margaret Ellis
Edward Ellis
Frank Melton
Ed. D. Mitchel
Lizzie Melton
State of
Indiana
Corydon
Notice of liquor license hearing in Harrison county Indiana
Citizen of O Bannon and Jackson township Harrison county Indiana will apply to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the Corydon session on the first Monday of September 1902 for license to retail and sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons to be drunk on premises a low front room of a frame building lot 1 in O Bannon. The room is 18 by 16 feet with 10 foot ceiling and a glass front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Bannon
Jackson Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Aug Christian J. Heuser
Notice of Insolvency in Nancy J Gray Estate
In Harrison Circuit Court the estate of Nancy J Gray, deceased, is declared insolvent after a petition by James M Sherrill administrator. Creditors must file claims for allowance and appear September 8 1902 to show cause why final settlement should not be approved. Corydon Indiana August 5 1902 Clerk Charles A Bl ine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy J.gray
Harrison
Petitin
James M. Sherrill
Notice of Final Settlement in Mary A. Watson Estate
Samuel C. Lopp as administrator files final settlement with Harrison Circuit Court Corydon for August 16 1902 hearing on monument allowance for deceased Mary A. Watson. Creditors and heirs urged to appear and approve with monument order. Court date set for September 7 1902 at Corydon courthouse.
Trains Schedule Between Louisville St Louis and Southeast
The schedule lists solid service on Louisville to St Louis routes with Nos 1 2 8 4 and solid chaircar service on Nos 9 10 between Louisville and Evansville. Through first class coaches operate Evansville to Louisville on Nos 21 22. Day trains offer cafe parlor cars and through sleeping car service to Chattanooga Birmingham and other Southeast points. Night trains feature Pullman drawing room sleeping cars with buffet service. General Manager H B Spencer St Louis and passenger agents S H Hardwick and G B Allen oversee operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
St. Louis
Evansville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
H. B. Spencer
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Frank Heimbaugh
Alice Heimbaugh
Renry W. Denbo
Laura S. Webb
Woman’s Democratic Clubs
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Mrs. Webb
Scott
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Corydon, Ind
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