Local Notes From Burnville and Nearby Towns
Burnville residents welcome C Sapenfield to a new home while visitors travel between Corydon Georgetown and Campbellsburg. Mrs Sapenfield’s relatives near De pauw host visits as Mabel Deweese from Chicago calls on friends. Henry Byrne returns from the West for Thanksgiving relatives gathering with L R Sapenfield. Funeral of D C Sapenfield attended by KE Sappenfield son Marion and Elmer Sapenfield of nearby towns.
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Sappenfield
Marion
Campbellsburg
Elmer Sapenfield
Salem
D. C. Sapenfield
Amateur Local Notes and Visits in Dixie Town
Wheat appears fine and corn is nearly gathered. A Democratic visitor is welcomed. Friday night singing at Rosenbarger’s school house. Miss Lesta Sharp visited Ira Davis’s family. Ira Davis and family visited Reed Sharp and family. George M. Amy and family visited Robert Hottle’s family. Alfred Simcox and William Wolfe delivered hogs to the river. John Cunningham and family visited John Stoner and family. Charles Kintner and Rev L O Pearch visited L Barks’s family. Gues Wu o.
Trustee announces weekly township business hours
The trustee of Washington township, William Taybor, will be at his office and home on Monday of each week to transact township business. n26-6w
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Washington Township
William Taybor
Washington Tp
Lacona
Cooper
Boone Tp
Lanesville
Martin Havsz
To Cure A Cold In One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement promising a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Claims druggists refund money if it fails. Note attributed to E. W. Grove with signature on each bottle. 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
In Memory John Hottell Dies After Long Illness
John Hottell born February 10 1833 died November 15 1900 aged 67 years 9 months and 5 days. He leaves four sons four daughters and one sister. He was a loving father and neighbor and endured a painful illness. He spoke of a future home joining his wife and three children who preceded him. Bettie T Horrir.
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John Hottell
Committed Death by Own Action Near Salem
Howard Mattingly aged about 25 five miles south of Salem shot himself in the breast with a shotgun on the 23d alt. He used a ramrod to trigger the weapon. He was the youngest son of Thomas Mattingly Sr a longtime Fredericksburg resident. A country boy visiting town on election day caused curiosity as he stood outside a store gazing at an old lithograph. The remark from a loafers’ group followed: he was merely minding his own business. The census places Columbus Ind as the U.S. center of population for the next decade.
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Howard Mattingly
Salem
Thomas Mattingly
Fredericksburg
United States
Columbus
Ind
Death of G W Fox in Taylor township
George W. Fox aged 79 of Taylor township died on the 25th, after rapid decline since October 1. He was a hardworking community member and a devout Methodist at St John. He leaves a widow seven children and was known for aiding the poor. Funeral held at Rogers Camp Ground on the 27th.
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George W. Fox
Taylor Township
St. John
Roger
New Amsterdam Social Notes and Club Formations
Sunday visits cross town with Bartley and family. Ex Clerk Cunningham brings news. Miss Fowler visits Brandenburg. Rev Hobson aided by a Rockport evangelist. Brandenburg guests stay with Miss Hottell. Crescent Literary Club organized with Youtsler as president Laughlin as vice president Hottell as recording secretary Jones as corresponding secretary Friedley as treasurer. Rowe Bros offer parlor furniture for Xmas gifts.
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Crescent Literary Club
D. W. Youtsler
S. A. Laughlin
Gertrude Hottell
Eva Jones
Dayton Friedley
Trustees Warn County Leaders Against Pressures from Suppliers
The county trustees are urged to guard against supplier schemes including ten dollar orders with a free fountain pen. The letter argues prices from prize-offer houses are not genuinely cheaper and urges verification. It notes Indiana birth and death statistics for the year ending Oct 1 1900 and mentions the Old Capital Poultry Show set for Dec 18 22 with a band and setup details.
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Capital
Christmas gift ideas from The Delineator December issue
The December Delineator offers holiday suggestions for gifts and handmade presents. It features pages on festive work such as crochet and lace, drawn work, and modern embroidery, plus recipes for puddings cakes and Christmas candies.
Trustee Notices and Local Business Rentals
Notice announces E. S. Cooper and Martin Havsz as trustees conducting township business weekly at their homes in Boone and Lanesville. It also mentions a Russian fashion trend in the Delineator and a positive endorsement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Whitefield & Co. Drugstore, with E. Crosier selling the product. A splendid business room is offered for rent in Corydon by Gro. K. Gwartney.
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Chamberlain
Whitefield & Co
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Crosier
Corydon Lodge No. 77 K C T M Elects Officers
Corydon Lodge No. 77 K C T M elected officers Monday evening with W H Keller as Commander Roscoe Lewis as Senior Lieutenant Commander Geo L Hess as R K W H Rosenbarger as F K Henry Seburn as Chaplain Dr Z C Wolfe as Physician Henry Garing as Sergeant Gideon Feller as First M of G J M Shaw as Second M of G Wm Habermel as Second M of G Chas Keller as Sentinel Jacob Schafer as Picket and W H Keller Sr as Trustee The lodge numbers 70 members and continues to admit new members weekly.
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Corydon Lodge No. 77
W. H. Keller
Roscoe Lewis
R. K
Geo. L. Hess
F. K
W. H. Rosenbarger
Henry Seburn
Z. C. Wolfe
Henry Garing
M. A
Gideon Feller
J. M. Shaw
Wm. Habermel
Sentinel
Chas. Keller
Jacob Schafer
W. H. Keller, Sr
Local Social Notes From New Albany Visitations
Elizabeth visits her father in town. Miss Minnie Cobbler is seriously ill at home. Miss Mary Bauer spent Thanksgiving in New Albany. Miss Anna Birdwell to spend winter with her sister in Paoli. Wm. Rolston and Joe Pressler of New Albany visited friends here Sunday.
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Helen Bauer
New Albany
Miss Minnie Cobbler
Mary Bauer
Anna Birdwell
Paoli
Wm. Rolston
Joe Pressler
Central School Notes and Local Appointments
John McKim recovers from typhoid fever. School gains A E Smith and Nellie Pit man as teachers. James Roby moves to Central and will drive a huckster wagon for W A Smith. Central Camp M W A elects V C Mill Smith as W A, 8 F Cunningham as Clerk, Ed B Love as Banker, I W Rhodes as Escort, Wm Longbottom. Two work mates for sale by Bovarr IuPiumant Co.
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John McKim
A. E. Smith
Nellie Pitman
James Roby
W. A. Smith
V. C
W. A
F. Cunningham
Ed B. Love
I. W. Rhodes
Wm. Longbottom
Sheriff Sale Notice Offers Rents and Profits First
Sheriff announces an order to sell the rents and profits of the real estate for up to seven years to satisfy the writ. If not enough, the sale will proceed on the fee simple title of the defendants in the property associated with Philip E. Lotioh and H. C.
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Harrison Circuit Court
James L. Morris
Virginia A. Wright
Frank T. Wright
The
Savings and Loan Association of
Corydon
Indiana
Harrison County
William H. Rowe
Philip E. Lotioh
H.C
Victor J. Evans
Evens Duilding
Washington
August Flower Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
Advertisement claims Green's August Flower cures indigestion biliousness and nervous issues by cleaning the system regulating the liver and stimulating internal functions. It suggests a few doses will reassure buyers nothing serious is wrong and urges obtaining Green's Prize Almanac from dealers in civilized countries.
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August Flower
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the Weather Bureau
Burnville
Ka. C. Sapenfield
Mabel Deweese
Ed. Keithley
Ben Utz
Georgetown
Mrs. Harrison
Miss Pearl Hazard
Bird Sapenfield
Mrs. S
Depauw
Joseph Fouts
Rev. Bell
Christian Church
M. A. Hayard
W. E. Flickner
Kate Adam
Hattie Deweese
Berry Parrish’s
Henry Byrne
West
L. R. Sapenfield
George Lindsey
Dixie
Rosenbarger
Lesta Sharp
Ira Davis
Reed Sharp
George M. Amy
Robert Hottle
Alfred Simcox
Wm. Wolfe
John Cunningham
John Stoner
Charles Kintner
Rev. L. O. Pearch
L. Barks
Father
Bettie T. Horrir
G. W. Fox
Rowe Bros
New Amsterdam
Mr. S. D. Bartley
Cunningham
H. Mathews
Lucy Fowler
Brandenburg
Dan Sharp
W. H. Bullett
Gro. K. Gwartney
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East Market Street
D. B. Kopp
Corydon, Ind
R. Wa. Daniel
Louisville City Hospital
Ajor W. Funk
English, Ind
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Max Hotel
R. D. Mitchell
Attorney AT Law
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Iardin & Richard
A. H. Richard Corydon
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John H. Weathers
E. Main St
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Clay Hays Building
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Card
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French Lick Springs
the Carlsbad OF America
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