Local News and Notices from Harrison Township
Uncle D B Love has lagrippe. D W Hardsow returned from the South. A C Richards will move to Pud ville this spring. H A Trotter sprained his ankle coasting. Wm Love of Nebraska visits his uncle D B Love. Cammet Winders and Mrs A M Winders on the sick list. Tel ephone to Mauckport discussed. Assessor called to Corydon for duties. Luther Stover seeks second term as Supervisor District No 3. Roads praised for improvement. voters favor re election. Mrs Margaret Swan of Scott township dies aged 78. interment at Cold Friday Sunday. Send orders for a Corydon wagon. W H BULLEIT & SON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Richards
Pudville
H. A. Trotter
Wm. Love
Nebraska
D. B. Love
Cammet Winders
A. M. Winders
Mauckport
Corydon
Luther Stover
Harrison Township
Luther
Margaret Swan
Scott Township
Widgy
Julius Swan
Horses Wanted and Stallion for Sale at Corydon
Joyce and Co announce a buying trip at Corydon from February 22 to March 3, 1902 seeking sound fat horses and mares aged 5 to 10 years for highest market price. Their black Percheron stallion Columbus 18051 is for sale and may be viewed at W. S. Shuck's stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Columbus
W. S. Shuck
Joyce & Co
Local notes and social of the county scene
Dr selwey and mile viesot visit Kentucky residents Claude Zener to teach spring school in the area Mics Emmin Heckelman and Wm Heckelman host a Kentucky visit Howard Welker plans spring attendance at a Springfield term Dr Davis and wife visit Ramsey last Sunday Will Hedges considers a spring trip to Illinois Claud Chappell makes a business trip to Mill town Rev Mis leads a series at strimmer's Chapel A quilting at Mrs Jacob Wolfe's home yields mashed fingers at a LaFayette shop A social at Robert Hedges home hosted by Miss Ruth Jordin Feb 15 Chas Kargis moves to Lawn Wear Cranwell loses a cow Carl Stiuck resigns from Heckelmans Doctor
Local Notices and Personal Updates From Town
Julius Vaughn crafts ties for Jima Davis while fruit trees suffer under Dee Wheat ix pressures. August Bocard reports four to five in a four flight trip to Cory Las werk. Corydon Mrs Lydia Wenriott visits her daughter briefly. Gus Siee to build a spring home near Frenchtown. George L Hess pursues Auditor bid and local interests. Wilford Gites and wife relocate to Tennessee for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Wenriott
Gus Siee
Frenchtown
Local News From Laconia and Lenox
James Binkley teaches at Laconia, George Kapp attends revival in Corydon, and Dec Davidson, once ill, is able to be out again. Charles Rhodes and others plan travel to Tilings and other points to search. Cedarwood Comedy Co. prepares new selections soon. A series of church meetings ongoing with Rev. J Walls in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kapp
Corydon
Dec Pavidson
The
Cedarwood Comedy Co
3. Walls
Beechwood notes and local gatherings from The Democrat
Beechwood residents hear of an old fashioned exhibition on March 7 at Mo 14th. Miss Grace Baxley visited Orpah Dick Sunday. Arthur Wellman and family plan visits to Edwardsville next weekend. Pfrimmer's Chapel hosts protracted and quarterly meetings next Saturday and Sunday. A few Democrats in Beechwoods remain unseen. roads turning soft might influence Pike support as wood hauling continues.
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the Democrat
Arthur Wellman
Edwardsville
Pfrimmer
Ramsey and Coydon Junction bands visit in New Salisbury
The Coydon Junction Cornet band paid Ramsey Cornet band a complimentary visit. Saturday night an entertainment by the Ramsey boys drew a nice crowd after Ed Henninger plans a sale on March 3 and moves to Isgahy Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coydon Junction
Ramsey Cornet
Ramsey Boys
Closure of No 18 school in Harrison township
No 18 school closed on February 18 with patrons present. Parents and Mesars Harve Baxley and Fd. Mossler spoke, followed by a farewell address from teacher James B. Shaffer. A spelling match and reunion concluded the day as teachers and scholars parted with hopeful plans for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Harve Baxley
Mossler
James
Shaffer
A. E. Mc
Surprise Birthday Dinner For Mrs Lydia Hettie Near New Amsterdam
On February 18 neighbors of Mrs Lydia Hettie widow of Rev D W Hetty near New Amsterdam gathered with baskets of food to mark her advancing age. They shared a sumptuous dinner and social chat and left gifts while wishing her many more happy birthdays.
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Lydia Hettie
D. W. Hettie
New Amsterdam
Cure a Cold in a Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claims a cold cure in one day. Each box bears F W Grove’s signature and costs 25 cents with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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F. W. Grove
Brother Anzie Poem Burial Note at River
Poem memorializes Frankie Monnett Watson born Sept 18 1900 died Dec 30 1901. The speaker recalls watching the boatman take the infant across the river and awaits reunion in the afterlife with imagery of the boat, the silver sands and the mystic river. The piece frames loss and faith through family grief and hopeful reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Monnett Watson
Carry M. Watson
Dee
Frankie
Mystic River
Brother Anzie
Franklin township Farmers Institute program at Grange Hall
The Franklin township farmers institute in Lanesville hosts a two day program at Grange Hall on March 5 and 6. President James A. Harrison opens with a series of talks on Clover farming, apple growing, mixed farming, seeds, orchard management, and hog farming with discussions by local delegates and invited speakers. All are invited, especially ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township Farmers’ Institute
Grange Hall
Lanesville
H. R. LeMay
J. W. Lyskowinski
James A. Harbison
J. B. Burris
Cloverdie
Ind
Michael Gleitz
Corydon
Indiana
Jos
A. Burton
Orleans
M. V. Hanger
Edwardsville
Joseph Russell Laconia
H. B. Stoy
Duncan
C. W. Thomas
John Stoker
James A. Harrison Pres
Local Fire Insurance Meeting Elects Officers in Franklin Twp
The German Fire Insurance Co. convened at No 6 Franklin township on February 22 and elected Jacob Schoen as President, Joseph Hess as Vice President, Charles Knell as Secretary, and Christ Zollman as Treasurer. Charles Rumbley is noted on the sick list. Fred Schneider recently lost a valuable horse. Mrs. Fred Seitz has returned home from Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rumbley
Fred Schneider
The
German Fire Insurance Co
Franklin Township
Jacob Schoen
Joseph Hess
Charles Knell
Christ Zollman
Blue Briep
Grand Surprise for Miss Elia Stallings at Webster school
At No 3 Webster township a great surprise greeted teacher Miss Elia Stallings on February 20 after the school day. Patrons gathered from 11, served a large dinner to over 100 attendees, and the day continued with songs recitations declamations and a talk by the teacher. Patrons hope she returns next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Stallings
Webster Township
Miss Stallings
Sale of mortgaged lands in Harrison County Indiana
Public sale at Corydon courthouse of several tracts mortgaged to Indiana for the Common School Fund and other funds. Properties include thirty several parcels totaling about 540 acres in sections 6 12 19 31, townships 4 5 south, ranges 3 4 east, and additional described parcels. Auction to satisfy principal interest and costs for Mary Davis and other mortgagees. James A. Watson, Auditor Harrison County.
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State of Indiana
Harrison County
State of
Indiana
Corydon
Sarah J. Melton
Cora S. Melton
Oster Melton
Mary A. Mitchem
Isaiah Mitchem
Congressional Town 4
Range Four
John H. Albin
Congressional Township 5
Benjamin F. Richard
Erena E. Richard
Congressions
Section Six
Township Five
Ambrose Parker
Ida Belle Parker
William F. Herndon
Josephine Herndon
Isaac Roberts
Mary Davis
Clerk Recommends Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in Attleboro Ad
Local Attleboro pharmacist M S Mead reports relief from dyspepsia belching and sour stomach after using Kado Dyspepsia Cure. He says digestion improved allowing regular meals without dieting and endorses the product. L A Retney & Son endorsers.
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M.S. Mead
Attleboro
Mass
L. A. Retney & Son
Harrison County Road Construction Plan Report 1902
A detailed report by viewers and engineer Jordan Bussabarger Joan Engleman and J James A Watson to Harrison County Indiana commissioners outlines a 30 foot wide gravel road in Harrison township with a new 16 by 14 foot bridge at station 128. It covers earthworks drainage culverts 20 foot long tiles slopes ditching and material specs including crushed limestone screenings and roller compaction and payment terms with monthly estimates and final completion.
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Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
State of
Indiana
Harrison Township
Station 128
Jordan
Oseph Bussabarger
Joan M. Engleman
Notice of Administrators Sale of Real Estate in Indiana
Administrators of the estate of John L New man deceased will sell at public auction on March 29 1902 in Webster township Harrison county Indiana Lot 23 in New Middletown town. Terms: one third cash six months and twelve months from sale date with promissory notes securing payment. Sale begins at New Middletown at 1 PM. Feb 18 1802. William Fluger John Eisemenger Administrators.
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John L. Newman
Harrison Circuit Court
Webster Township
Harrison County
Indiana
New Middletown
Said
Notice of Letting Contract Harrison County Indiana
The Board of Commissioners of Harrison County Indiana adopts plans for a free gravel road in Washington township. Sealed bids close at 1 0 o'clock p m Friday March 7 1902 at the Auditor's office Corydon. Bids with bond equal to twice the bid guaranteed to perform work per plans. The board may reject any bid. Public viewing at the Auditor's office Court House Corydon. Attest Commissioners James A Watson February 4 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
County of
Harrison
Indiana
Washington Township
Corydon
Andrew J. McIntosh
Edmond B. Love
Geo. H. Mathes
James A. Watson
Harrison County
Notice of Application for Liquor License in Lanesville
A male resident over 21 of Lanesville and Franklin township Harrison county Indiana will apply to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the Corydon meeting on the first Monday of March 1902 for license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons for on premises use in the lower front room of the ground floor of the building on lot three west half of the east half in Lanesville. Theodore Elbers Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesville
Franklin Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Theodore Elbers
Southern Railway Announces November 26 1901 Timetable
The timetable for the Southern Railway Company is corrected to November 26 1901 with trains 1 2 3 and 4 running solid between Louisville and St Louis. Trains 9 and 10 run solid between Louisville and Evansville with chair cars. Through sleeping car service operates from St Louis and Louisville to Chattanooga Birmingham and other Southeast points.
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Chattanooga
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Asheville
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Oakland City
Princeton
Mt. Carmel
Fairfield Bones
Mt. Vernon
Centralia
Huntingburiannes
Huntingbury
Chaneston S.C
Florida
G. B. Alien
McCullough
Dearborn St
Chicago
C. A. Baird, D. P. A.,719 Olive St
C. H. Hungerford
Enec
Louisville, Ky
Gravel or Macadam Road Election Notice
The legal voters of Harrison township Harrison county Indiana are notified polls open at all precincts on March 5 1902 to vote for or against construction of gravel or macadam road per a Harrison county board order and 1901 legislation. Maps and profiles available in the Auditor's Office per law. Witness James A Watson on February 7 1903 with official seal.
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State of
Indiana
Harrison County
James A. Watson
James A, Watson
A. H.C
Harrison Township
Board of Commissioners
Auditor's Office
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