Petition for free gravel road in Washington township advances
A circulated petition in Washington township asks Commissioners to issue an order granting a free gravel road from New Amsterdam through Valley City to the Heth township line two miles west of Central. Also notes health ad claims and local notices including a medicine advertisement and debt settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
New Amsterdam
Valley City
Heth Township
Central
Special Train From Corydon For Parade Day
The L N A and Corydon R R announce a special train from Corydon to Corydon Junction to connect with a Southern train to Toursville for the Temp Lar's Parade. Depart Corydon at 5 40 a m and reach Louisville by 7 10 a m. Round trip tickets $1.00 good on regular trains through Sept 2 1901. Tickets on sale on the 2th 27th and 28th. G W Briffett agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
G. W. Briffett
Agt
Typhoid Sickbed in Blue River Township Informs Local
Miss Cora Hancock remains very ill with typhoid fever in Blue River Township. The caloier's reunion at Fredericks burg drew a large crowd Friday. Mrs. H J Marshall, a Summer boarder at Lowden, severely sprained her ankle and is confined to her room. Mrs. D H Bringle visiting her daughter Mrs L C Adams may return home soon. Mrs. L C Adams advertised for Summer boarders last June and has drawn many applicants since July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hancock
Fredericksburg
H. J. Marshall
Lowden
D. H. Bringle
L. C. Adams
Louisville
Beechwood Chips and Town Happenings Reported
Beechwood notes corn crop setback and wedding plans on the horizon. Henry Brown plans a western move while C L Dick and associates discuss Indianapolis work. Charles Ehatt and Reising head to Alexandria for ax factory jobs. Henry Ehatt returns from Corydon soon. Pete Day's 50th birthday surprises relatives near Breckenridge with a supper and dancing late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ehatt
Yur Reising
Alexandria
Henry Ehatt
G. E. Brown
Corydon
Pete Day
Breckenridge
Mr. Day
Social visits noted in New Albany and Louisville
Elizabeth Rolsten of New Albany visited friends here last week. Mrs. John Detenbir and children visit Mrs. Adam Bauer. Miss Emma Hild returned to New Albany after visiting relatives. Mrs. Frank Walter and daughters Irene and Julia of Lunesville visit Mrs. W's father. Miss Francis Brown of Louisville returns home. Miss Mary Bauer visits friends in New Albany and Louisville for several weeks. Miss Agness Kunoape of New Albany and her sister Ida of New Middletown visit Misses Helen and Luise Bauer. U.S. & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rolsten
New Albany
John Detenbir
Adam Bauer
Emma Hild
Frank Walter
Irene and
Julia
Lunesville
Mrs. W
Francis Brown
Louisville
Mary Bauer
Agness Kunoape
Ida
New Middletown
Helen
Luise Bauer
Summer Complaint Cure Promises Safe Summer Health
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin corrects stomach and bowels trouble by removing the obscure cause and keeps the system in perfect working order. For sale by Riely & Son Corydon L S Fleshman Mauckpomm J P Isterling Corydon. Aug.
Commissioners' Allowances At August Term
The August term list shows Board of Commissioners allowances to numerous officials and services. Entries include John F Habermel, J J Bullett & Son, George Getz, Phillip Schoen, Raymond Main, and others for jail, asylum, court house, roads, and school fund expenses totaling varied sums. James A Watson and A H C as signoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
James A. Watson
John F. Habermel
Jacob Hiser
Frank B. Kusler
Edward Kessinger
H. E. Farnsley
John Kessinger
George Fulner
Frank Deutsch
W.S. Shuck
I. A. Gibson
Poor
W. Hh, McNemer
James L. Rector
John Redick
T. F. Elbert
Martin & Huff
J.J. Bullett & Son, Co. Asylum
C. P. Trotter & Co., Co. Asylum
Corydon Planing Mill Co
Court House
Horace Bell
Eph
Stonecipher
H. J. Albin
Philip Herter
Owe
In Memoriam of Mary M McCutcheon
At Rest lines pay tribute to Mrs Mary M McCutcheon who died July 25 1901 aged 43 years and 19 days. The verse mourns the loss, recalls the ties of love, and speaks of heaven and reunion beyond death. A second memorial line is dated Aug 30 for Elizabeth Mathes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. McCutcheon
Elizabeth Mathes
Local Social News from Hill Grove and Nearby
Hill Grove notes show Daniel Lasley on sick list while Mrs Mollie Osbrook of Clay City visits relatives nearby. Eva Lasley and Cora Wiseman visit New Albany. Fannie Coon and daughter Mamie of Louisville visit Samuel Windell family. Funeral for Miss Vina Moretan at Perseverance Chapel. Over 100 attend Windell gathering. music by Mabel Deatrick and Edith Deatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Coon
Mamie
Louisville
Samuel Windell and
Vina Moretan
James Moretan
Phillips
Perseverance Chapel
Samuel Windell
Mabel Deatrick
Edith Deatrick
Near
Cedar Wood
John Danner
Willie Huntsinger
John Binkley
Eva Lasley
Sarah Daley
Louella
Emma
S. L. Dayton
New Albany
LENOX
Central notes crop failure and community updates
The corn crop is nearly a total failure as farmers start plowing for tall seeding. Visits include James T. Smith with Ed Love family and Mary Wiseman of Corydon. Rev. Hobson to deliver farewell at Bethel next Sunday. Reed family visited New Albany. Watson sells his farm and moves to Sieg farm north of Corydon. Rev. Curtis will hold meetings at Congregational church starting Sept 8. New store room for W F Blake to be completed with upper story for Modern Woodmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Smith
Ed. Love
Mary Wiseman
Corydon
Hobson
Bethel
John QO. Reed
New Albany
Willie and
Ruth Murry
Indianapolis
Ea. Watson
J.Q. A. Sieg
E. D. Curtis
Congregational Church
W. F. Blake
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Barbara Ferock
Friends and relatives gathered at Mrs. Barbara Ferock’s Morgan township home on Thursday the 15th for her ninetieth birthday. About 35 attendees including Thomas Exkew Engleman Bigler Bosier Pessel Albert Ferber Louis Muneh and Squire Peivell joined in a noon feast and social afternoon with ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ferock
Morgan Township
Thomas Exkew
Mrs. Engleman
Frank Bigler
Julius Bosier
Daniel Pessel
Albert Ferber
Louis Muneh
Squire Peivell
Blue River Township
Young Lady’s Life Saved By Remedy Trial
A Panama physician recounts saving a 16 year old girl with dysentery using Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a last resort. Within eight hours she improved and a week later was fully well, with the medicine sold at Crosier’s Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Utter
Panama
Colombia
Chamberlain
Crosier's Corner Drug Store
New Salisbury News Highlights Local Visits and Incidents
Farmers plow for fall seeding while the string band played at the Junction. Notables include Miss Minnie Crandall from Jeffersonville visiting relatives and Frank Walk from near Georgetown joining locals. J. T. Lindsey of Illinois questions his brother George’s sanity after eluding a sheriff. Uncle Conrad Haub died from blood poisoning after an illness. The two story John Slaughter residence burned, uninsured, with origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. McIntosh
Huntingburg
Vevay
Charley Fouts
Georgetown
Joe
J. T. Lindsey
Illinois
George
John Slaughterback
Milltown
Local News Notes of Visits and Illnesses
Myers McKinney is quite sick and Uncle Joseph Deatrick remains very ill. Grant Stallings smiles while a girl looks on. Mrs. Gentry of Louisville visits Mrs. Dr. Winders. Miss Flossie Gentry visits Miss Cleo Flanagan. Bertha Low of New Albany visits friends here. Jacob Robison and Louisville nephew visit Mike Lemmel. Hattie Turner of New Albany visits at home. Sadie Good of Louisville visits her uncle Harvie Good here. Reece of New Albany returns home after visiting Dr Moore’s family. Mrs Flanagan hosted a party on the 14th in honor of her daughter Cleo’s birthday. Dr Moore visited his sick daughter Penr Rusk at her home in Lylie Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece
New Albany
Dr. Moore
Steve Flanagan
Cleo
National Glass Company Exhibit at Pan American Exposition
The National Glass Company displays a 21-plant operation with a complete factory on the Pan American Grounds. It shows glassmaking from raw material to finished products, including cutting, engraving, etching, decorating, and glass cloth weaving. The exhibit features a full size Miss Maxine Elliott figure draped in glass fabric and glass upholstered furniture. It is the only manufacturing exhibit on the grounds and a key educational feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Maxine Eliott
Appendicitis Risk and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Article warns of rising appendicitis linked to constipation and digestive health. It promotes regular use of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin before meals to strengthen digestion, prevent constipation, and claims a guaranteed bottle sale through local distributors Corydon and Monticello.
Real Estate Transfers in Harrison County Ledger
Listing of transfers from Henry W. Denbo Recorder Harrison County. Transactions include Willet Summers to John Summers 16 acres 225 dollars and multiple deeds across Corydon Jackson City New Middletown and other townships with various acreages and sums such as 5000 2700 1800 1358 and 185 dollars for different parcels and lessees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willet M. Summers
John T. Summers
Jerry Parker
French Lewis Et al
Kas
Henry C. Russell
T. F. Elbert
Laconia
Ww. H. Flora
Benj. F. Yeager
C. J. Heuser
Ador
Jos. Durnill
Jackson City
Julis A. Brubeck Et al
Ida P. Long
Agnes M. Jordan
J. J. Bullett
G. K. Gwartney
Corydon
Louis Kusler
Frank B. Kusler
John S. Martin Et al
Chas. Jackson Et al
Jno
W. Bussabarger
Geo. F. Keller
Rosannah Wibbert Et al
John W. Bussabarger
O Louis Kusler
Frank
C. M. Love
Wm. H. Stewart, Jr
Isaac N. Stewart
John Albin
Harrison
Theressa Blume
Alex Miller & Co
Harve H. Reed
J. M. Resch
New Middletown
Benj. Applegate
Jno. Deschamp
Henry W. Denbo
Harrison County
Resolutions of Respect for Herman A. Smith
Perseverance Sunday school adopts resolutions honoring Herman A. Smith who died August 4 1901. They praise his kindness and character and note his loss to the school community. The resolution asks for publication in county papers and delivery to his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perseverance Sunday School
Herman A. Smith
S. S
Notice of Letting Contract Harrison County Indiana
The Harrison County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 11 oclock a m on the th day of September 1901 for the construction of a free grave road in Heth township Corydon Indiana. Bids require a bond twice the bid amount and must meet plan specifications filed with the County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
County of
Harrison
Indiana
Heth Township
Corydon
Auditor's
Th Court House
Harrison County
Heth
Posey
Finley Bixler
Wm. Hy. Wilson
Posey Township
Harrison Counts
Levi Sappenfield
Michael Gleitz
Andrew J. McIntosh
Edmond B. Love
Application for liquor license in Corydon Indiana 1901
Christian J. Heuser, a male resident over 21, seeks a Harrison County Board of Commissioners license to retail intoxicating liquors in the lower front room of a frame building in O Bannon town. The room measures 18 by 16 feet with a 10 foot ceiling and includes a glass front and multiple doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’rannen
Jackson Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
O'Bannon
Augt
Christian J. Heuser
Notice to Sell Real Estate in Harrison County Court
John H Shields executor of Harrison Laduke deceased files in Harrison County Indiana circuit court a petition to sell estate real estate to raise assets for debts. Hearing set at Corydon court house on September 9 1901. clerk Charles A Bline signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Shields
Harrison Laduke
Susan A. Laduke
Aaron Laduke
Frank Laduke
Circuit Court
Harrison County
Indiana
Emery Laduke
Court House
Corydon
Charles A, Bline
State of Indiana
Harrison
Joanna Yanner
John Yanner
Weathers, Stotsenburg & Breeden
Esas
John Vanner
Charles A. Bline
Harrison Circuit Cours
Notice of Liquor License Request in Posey Township
Notice to citizens of Posey township Harrison county Indiana that a male resident over 21 will apply to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the September 1901 session in Corydon for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a small front room of a two story frame building on the Sugar Grove and New Albany public highway described with exact dimensions and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
William Glaze
Sugar Grove
New Albany
Boschee's German Syrup Promises Cough Relief
Dr A Boschee's celebrated German Syrup claims to cure coughs colds and lung troubles by addressing the cause. Asserted to be non experimental with years of success two million bottles sold annually and now widely available. Three doses said to relieve ordinary cough. Price 75 cents. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Boschee
Boschee
United States
Orange Blossoms Names Bennett Chism Kerns Sampson
Wunder C Bennett and Myrtle Chism appear with Samuel D Kerns and Viola Sampson in a notice about marriage or engagement arrangements. Thomas H Thom is connected to Adaline Smith in the same readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunder C. Bennett
Myrtle Chism
Samuel D. Kerns
Viola Sampson
Thomas H. Thom
Adaline Smith
Local Notices From New Albany And Vicinity
Harstie w Mrs Corda Hurn of New Albany instutd relatives and friends here. Mr Bauer of New Albany moved into the Joel Conrad property. Mrs Modest Smith of Louisville visited friends in this vicinity. Miss Vesta Voyles of Washington county visits sister Mrs Chas Muyier. George Sibert and wife of Louisville moved into the Wi Marshall property. Uncle Jacob Conrad and Henry Newt suffer infirmities of age in this weather. Miss Helena Judith of Louisville spends weeks with Hermon Reschke family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corda Hurn
New Albany
Mr. Bauer
Joel Conrad
Modest Smith
Louisville
Vesta Voyles
Washington County
Chas, Muyier
George Sibert
Wi. Marshall
Jacob Conrad
Henry Newt
Helena Judith
Hermon Reschke
Notice of Final Settlement in Hawn Estate
Notice is given that William E Fravel administrator of the estate of Cora E Hawn deceased has filed his final settlement in the Harrison Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Monday September 9 1901 during the September term. All creditors heirs and legatees must appear then to show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness dated August 10 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsa E. Hawn
Harrison Circuit Court
Wiliam E. Fravel
Cora E. Hawn
George Heuser
Christian J. Heuser
Chistian J. Hapeen
Mar
Notice of Final Settlement for Harrison County Estate
Administrator de bonis non of Hiram Babcock seeks final settlement in Harrison Circuit Court. Account and vouchers filed for hearing on the first day of September term 001. Heirs, creditors and interested parties urged to attend and show cause why settlement should not be approved. Jonathan C. Murr administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bonis
Hiram Babcock
Harrison County
Indiana
Harrison Circuit
Jonathan C. Murr
A Cure for Cholera Infants Found
Mrs Curtis Baker recalls a neighbor’s infant with cholera infantum. After using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy per directions, the child recovered in two days and remains healthy nearly a year later. Sold at Dresier's Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Baker
Dresier’s Corner
Executor's Sale of Conrad F Hottell Estate
The executor of the last will of Conrad F. Hottell deceased will offer the estate at public auction at the late residence in Harrison township Harrison county Indiana 3 miles southwest of Corydon. Sale continues daily until all personal property is sold including livestock hay grain farming implements furniture and tools. Cash for sums up to five dollars and over five dollars on nine months credit with six percent interest and approved sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad F. Hottell
Harrison Township
Harrison County
Corydon
Augzi Clement L. Hottell
John L. Newsman
Middletown
William Eisemenger
John Eisemenger
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. H. Allport
Johnstown
L. A. Rely & Son
Josiah Crawford
Rosewood
John L. Newman
WM. Essemenger
John Essemenger
Admis
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Beechwood Chips
Henry Brown
C. L. Dick
Elizabeth
James A. Watson, A
H.C
Hill Grove
Daniel Lasley
Mollie Osbrook
Clay City, I
Cora Wiseman
Sherman Longacre
Stubbs
Scott
Scott & So Chemists
Pearl Stree New York
New
Salisbury
Anna Threlkeld
Kentucky
R. Crawford
Eckerty
J. P. Isterling
Minnie Crandall
Jeffersonville
Myers McKinney
Joseph Deatrick
Grant Stallings
Mrs. Gentry
Dr. Winders
Flossie Gentry
Cleo Flanagan
Bertha Low
Jacob Robison and Nephew
Mike Lemmel
Sadie Good
Harvie Good
National Glass Company
Dr. Caldwell
Barbara A. Heintz
Andrew Steerstedter
Mary M. Swartz
Sarah J. Trobaugh
D. E
Las
G. F
Kit
Com
O. S. Deatrick
Edmond Blove
Heal Estate
Harstie
William E. Fravel
Admr
Uug
LION
Wright
Wright ‘Medicine Company
Iera
L. A. Riely & Son
Corydon, Ind
James A, Watson, A.hlc
Tate
Harrs County
William Eiseminger
Philip Kurtz
Anthony M. Eisert
L. A. Riely
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