Local Items From Lanesville and Nearby
Mrs Christian Meurer remains confined to her room with rheumatism. Herman Bauer seeks treatment at Dr Pope's sanitarium in Louisville. Herman Allgeier of New Albany visited Adam Hahn and family. Louis P Zabel opened a hardware store beside the post office. Mr Z praised as a hustler. A surprise party honored Irene and Esther Smith at Squire James H Smith's home with guests including Perry Routh and others. Ruth Thomas was feted for her tenth birthday with a party at her parents home.
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Christian Meurer
Herman Bauer
Dr. Pope
Louis Ville
Herman Allgeier
New Albany
Adam Hahn
Mary Felton
Wim. Knoell
Louisville
Louis P.zabel
Irene
Esther
Perry Routh
Willard Lottich
Ernest Zahel
Chorge Issert
Charles Day
Anna Abel
Anna Schellenberger
Frieda Walter
Bettie Rumbley
Alice Routh
Maggie Elbers
Mr. Smith
Ruth Thomas
Frank Richert
Allen Green
Marion Williams
Samuel Baxterharles Simter
Marion Schellenberger
Frank Myer
Herman Mosier
Nora Mosier
Edith McClaren
Carrie
Marie Nimbr
Ee Campbell
Florence Weaver
Laura
Nora ‘Thomas
Miss Ruth
Dog Weed and Local Notes Mixed Ledger
A fragmented late local items page lists names and incidents including typhoid fever in YADDY GEAR Austin Thuntsinger, a new telephone box in a dwelling, and various social visits in Louisville and Coryden. Several minor injuries are noted, such as Roy Duggins breaking an arm while riding a horse. The piece reads as a stream of community notices with sporadic spelling errors and unclear details.
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Austin Thuntsinger
Frank Son
Lee Daley
Leon Elbert
Louisville
Paul Watson
Ara
Doll Shaffer
Peter O. Guest
New Amsterdam Local Notes and Weather Update
The Eureka exchange moved from Kendle's store to the Cooper hotel. Mrs. Kim Brown remains in critical condition after a long illness. Mrs. Atia Fleshman visited Mrs. Robert Redden. The river rises slowly and boats are making regular trips. Wardin Craig visited Leavenworth friend Miss Blanche Kendle. Bonnye Lynne, new daughter for Bill Shuck family. U B church protracted meeting ended early due to minister Rev. Forwood’s illness.
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Atia Fleshman
Medley
Robert Redden
Sallie Pitman
Ed Pitman
Wardin Craig
Leavenworth
Blanche Kendle
Bill Shuck
Bonnye Lynne
U. B
Rev
Forwood
Household and kitchen furniture for sale
For sale. Household and kitchen furniture, goods as new. Call at C. H. Ginkin's monument office. Call at once.
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C. H. Ginkin
Frenchtown Community Notes Include Sales and Visits
Theodore J. Henriot and Ed Simon plan barn work while Chas Smith labors for Dolph Tronein. Celestian Simon, Paul Nolot, and others travel to Milltown for legal and show events. Joseph Mathey sells a four year old horse for 159 dollars to Ben Weathers. Ed Henriot attends Louisville on legal business. Celestian Simon buys a three year old mare from Tyan Barrow. Will Vausha visits with his parents in New Albany. Herman Barns visits Louisville relatives. Mrs. Ida Butterfield hosts relatives. Anna Moustey returns from Kansas City. Frank Briscoe buys a 10 dollar Orpington rooster from C. S. Byers. John Troncin and Josiah Nolot offer quilting frames named Hazel Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wright visit from Illinois. their sick child has pneumonia.
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Celestian Simon
Milltown
Paul Nolot
Depauw
Joseph Mathey
Ben Weathers
Ed Henriot
Louisville
Will Vausha
New Albany
Charles Vausha
Herman Barns
Julius Simon
Ida Butterfield
Joseph Dehant
Anna Moustey
Kansas City
Births and church revival mark White Cloud notes
A White Cloud item notes a son born to Mr and Mrs Writer Roth rock and reports revival at Fountain Church led by Rev W H Todd with twenty one conversions eight accessions and strong parental attendance. Local visits include Miss Ruth Smoots with Ora Wiseman and Sylvia Sharp of Wyandotte with others visiting Hunt and family. KF M Rothrock of Washington also visited, and Cort Rothrock welcomed another girl. Some children miss school due to sore eyes.
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Ruth Smoots
Ora Wiseman
Sylvia Sharp
Wyandotte
Thursdy
KF. M. Rothrock
Washington
White Cloud
Frank
Harrison Co
Cort Rothrock
W. H. Todd
Fountain Church
Revival Meeting Sparks In Vicinity As Minors Rage Nearby
Sugar Tree Grove notes Mrs Perryt Hottie and family, Mrs W OP Mauek visiting in Louisville. Revivals begin at Fairview with minors raging in the vicinity near Fair View. Perry county visitors Mr and Mrs Bartlett Sigter visit son-in-law David d Wintrer and wife near Dixie. Miss Kichel U Wiuilsbard of New UAlbany visited her father Chigis Wuibbard and family. Mrs Wintner buys Reed sharp farm. David K’s brother to move there. Aunt Liza Mauck visiting daughter. Corydon resident Mrs Millen Dick ill at daughter’s home.
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Fairview
Wair View
Bartlett Sigter
Perry County
David d Wintrer
Dixie
Kichel U Wiuilsbard
New Ualbany
Chigis Wubbard
Mas. Wintner
Reed Sharp
Raines
Smith
David
Liza Mauck
Millen Dick
Corydon
Names of individuals in a historical notice
The list presents multiple names including William Os Wiseman Edna L Karow Mravikk K Peters Ola M Shields William J Gordon and Emma M Smith in a fragmented notice without context or actions.
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William Os. Wiseman and
Ednall. Karow
Mravikkk. Peters
Ola
Shields
William J. Gordon
Emma M. Smith
Blue River Community Notes and Visits
Sunday gatherings at Blue River featured J P C U attendance and leadership by Miss Ora Wiseman. Local visits included Miss Golda Chanley and Lilly, Miss Sylvia Sharp at White Cloud, and Mrs. Frank Baker with Maude. A Leavenworth gasoline boat reached the Old Mill as townsfolk shared services and social calls.
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Leavenworth
Rex Famous Complexion Powder Beauty Offer
The advertisement promotes Rex Famous Complexion Powder as absorbent and non irritating suitable where other powders fail. It promises enhanced beauty and hides defects, endorsed by professionals, with a money back guarantee. A 32 page beauty book and samples of Rex Complenton Powder and Rex Scientific Beauty Cream are offered in exchange for names and addresses of 10 ladies.
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Rex
REX Scientific
Dérd SL
Chicago
Money in Black Locust Trees at Maxville Estate
Six acre stand of black locust on the Hopkins estate at Maxville has sold about 21 500 worth of fence posts. Fifteen hundred posts remain for sale at 25 cents each. Logs shipped in carload lots. trees vary in size with a five to eight year harvest cycle. Locust yields strong returns on poor land with growing demand for poles and posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Maxville
Troy Pines
Local Social Notes Mention Visitors and New Babies
Elizabeth and Miss Lizzie Sibert show improvement while Miss Maud Potts visits from Louisville. Beatrice Iron visits her aunt in New Middletown. Clarence and Arthur Kron report new baby boys at home. Chorgia Isessinger visits from Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Shaney and daughter visit from Bloomington. Mrs. Aaron Johnson travels to New Albany for ill mother. A P D Fleshman travels from Valley City toward Louisville then Terre Haute and Fowler.
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Maud Potts
Louisville
Beatrice Iron
Hedge
New Middletown
Clarence
Arthur Kron
Chorgia Isessinger
Charles Shaney
Bloomington
Ill
Aaron Johnson
New Albany
Shuck
Burglary Report Sparks Pursuit Through Town
Two young burglars broke into multiple local stores overnight, including Dr. L S Riely and George Feller. They shattered glass doors and took items such as knives revolvers and perfume while leaving intact others. Sheriff Ward pursued them along Market Street but lost sight of the suspects.
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Mitchell
Bulleits Hardware
Bullett
James Luckett
Matthew Denbo
Sheriff Ward
Denbo
Ward
Market Street
Polly of the Circus at Corydon Church Friday
Miss Adeline Bersot of the New York School of Expression will present a condensed Polly of the Circus in Corydon at 8 p m on Friday March 12 1909. The program opens with short humorous selections followed by Bersot’s dramatic rendering praised by Rev Willard H Robinson. Admission 25 cents adults and children under twelve 10 cents.
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Adeline Bersot
New York School of Expression
Margaret Mayo
Polly
Christian Church
Corydon
Englewood ,Presbyterian Church, Chicago
Bersot
Centennial Rally for Christian Unity Movement
The Disciples of Christ mark their centennial as a movement toward unity on shared Christian doctrines not as a denomination. A year of events culminates in an international Missionary convention in Pittsburgh next October. A local rally will be held next Sunday morning and evening with an invitation from W. D. Bartle.
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Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Thos. Campbell
Pittsburg
W. TD. Bartle
Local Social News and Advertisements Highlight Community
Huddietown birth announced a son to Mr and Mrs Olt Gleitz. Rose visits friends. McCoy works for Howard Jones. Rufus Scott and wife visit James and wife. Agnes Brown and son Roy visit Oscar Brown and wife. Levi Snider and George Opp visit John Quebbeman and wife. Purina Chick Feed promoted by W E H Bullett & Sons. Spring shoe styles at The Tub. C P Trotter & Co.
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Agnes Brown
Roy
Oscar Brown
Levi Snider
George Opp
John Quebbeman
A Barber’s Trade: A Thousand Fingers
A Chinese barber, while shaving, drew blood from a customer and used successive fingers to cover the cuts, lamenting that a barber’s trade is difficult and wishing for a thousand fingers. Also a light quip about a grocer’s boy and an iceman set a blunted example in a domestic scene.
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Lanesville
A. M. Eisert
Geo. Melton
W. M. Ferree
Falls
John Lillpop
Munday
Vessie Shannapel
James Minter
Smith Can
Agnes Dutey
Mroant Mesha Dutey
Nias
Coryden
Roy Boone
Tris
Rawson
Valle Duggins
Rent Ferree
Sidney Elbert
Central
Mary Ann Gavartney
Juicy Wright
W's
Joh Ferree
Lateroaths
Chad Kanifmian
Posevoe Thisey
Near Valley City
Forest Melton
New Amsterdam
Eureka Exchange
Freo Kendle
Cooper Hotel
Kim Brown
Istill
Frenchtown
Theodore J. Henriot
Ed Simon
Chas. Smith
Dolph Tronein
Tyan Barrow
Frank Briscoe
Spencer Township
Orpington
John Troncin
Josiah Nolot
Jesse Wright
Tlinois
Andy Steerstedter
Writer Rothrock
Ida Sibert
Mr. Hunt
Sugar Tree Grove
Mrs. Perryt Hottie
Mrs. W. OP. Mauek
Alva Hl. Breeden
Clara Wolfe
Blue River
S. S
Golda Chanley
Lilly
Chas
Artie Sonner
Minnie Conrad
Maurice
Will Mauek
Dick Sauerheber
Kellers
Frank Baker
Maude
Geo. Lahue
Frank Rothrock
Spokane
Wash
Jesse Thornbury
English
R. H. Sharps
Bro
Will Todd
New Bethel
Potato Run
Fred Myers
Wm. Hunt
Daviess County
Elizabeth
Lizzie Sibert
Polly of
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Huddietown
Lorena Emily
Mrs. Olt Gleitz
Mrs. Rose
Chorge McCoy
Howard Jones
Rufus Scott
James Conrad
Wife Sunday
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