Frenchtown Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Victoria Steerstedter is on the sick list. Martin Bush of near Ramsey visited his brother Ed. August Nolot of Louisville spent with his parents. Ed Nolot and Will Bocard traveled to New Albany and Louisville. Claud Vansta of New Albany visits parents. Louisville visitors Emma Roman and Mather household. George Scott of St Louis and Lawrence Eskert of Louisville visited Julia Machery. Correspondent called on by candidate L O Bannon. Local Democrats met at No 9 school for primary date April 3. Most township candidates attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Steerstedter
Martin Bush
Near
Ramsey
August Nolot
Louisville
Paul Nolot
Ed Nolot
Will Bocard
New Albany
Claud Vansta
Emma Roman
Joseph Mather
George Scott
St. Louis
Lawrence Eskert
Julia Machery
L O'Bannon
Jeff Smith
Ollie
Alvie
Milt Smith
Erry Smith
Lawrence
Gus Seig
Spencer Township
No. 9 School House
Democratic candidates called to draw ballot order in Corydon
Notice to all Democratic candidates for district and county offices to attend a March 2 1908 meeting at Corydon Court House to cast lots determining ballot order for the April 3 primary. Executive Committee notes non attendance will allow a designated proxy and urges full participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Court House
Corydon
Democratic County Central Committee
Community Notes Highlight Local Movements and Illness
Miss Annie Williar visits J. W. Jones family while Prof. L. D. Cooper leads a progressing school. Mrs. Hester Abel travels to Rehoboth to aid ill sister-in-law Miss Mary Abel. Harley Wilbiar misses days due to jaw abscess. Grant Jones plans move to Johnstown Colorado. James McFarland ill with pneumonia, sister-in-law Mrs. Ferree receives telegram. Ott S. Brown vacationing with parents in Louisville. works for John C. Lewis Co. John Arnold returns from Arkansas hunting trip with bride Sophia Haas of Pocahontas Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Williar
J. W. Jones
L. D. Cooper
Hester Abel
Mary Abel
Rehoboth
Harley Wilbiar
John Arnold
Arkansas
John
Sophia Haas
Lewis Haas
Pocahontas, Ark
Local Notes From Town Gathered In Brief
Bradford Charles Ellis smiles at birth of a girl. Henry Kiesler’s family ill with la grippe. Lawrence Langford sick again. Mrs Sappenfield ill for some time. Philip Jacobi visited New Albany last week. John Gettelfinger visited New Albany last week. Rev Hatfield visited friends last week. Lona Adamson may move to Tennessee for railroad work. Gladys Baker visiting her uncle Lewis Baker. Elmer Smith from Palmyra visiting often. Charles Grabner and Minnie Brockman wed last week. Willie Stemm Roy Martin and Fred Hart traveled with Charles Boston to Florida to start new life. W H Sappenfield at home after telegraph work in Tennessee and Alabama, to return soon. Dr Charles Boston sale drew large crowd. family moved to Gardner Florida. Buffalo hopes Charley will visit in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gettelfinger
New Albany
Rev. Hatfield
Lona Adamson
Tennessee
Gladys Baker
Iowa
Lewis Baker
Charles Boston
Gardner
Florida
Buffalo
Charley
Logan Pankey
Corydon
Levi Boston
Rosebud
D. A
Kansas
Mary Green
Hamilton Green
Kansse
Green
Kanesas
District and family updates from Harrison Township
J A Thomas remains ill and Ed Thomas visits his uncle in Lanesville. Carrie Hamilton, recently ill, can return to school. John Duncan attended his brother’s funeral in Georgetown last Monday. Charley Quinn visits sister Mrs Manton Windell and returns to New Albany. Relatives gathering for Jacob Reinhardt’s 52nd birthday drew about seventy guests with ample food and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hamilton
John Duncan
Georgetown
Charley Quinn
Manton Windell
New Albany
Jacob Reinhardt
Notice to Tomato Growers Seeks Acreage Contracts
Corydon area tomato growers urged to contact Joe Graves at Corydon Junction to arrange acreage contracts with Corydon Canning Co. Seeds furnished free. R C Enis secretary notes farm contracts for 1194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Joe Graves
Corydon Junction
Corydon Canning Co
R. C. Enis
Secy
Buy the American Beauty Corset at blis John Bennett's
An advertisement promotes the American Beauty Corset available at blis John Bennett's store. The listing highlights the product and location, inviting readers to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
Public Sale near Corydon by Charles W. Reising
The undersigned offers at public auction at his residence four miles northwest of Corydon near Pennington Chapel on Friday February 28 1908 at 9 am. Items include two brood mares one in foal one milch cow one good heifer three brood sows six shoats a binder hay rake mower wheat drill two cultivators two section harrow breaking plows fodder hay corn cow pea hay household furniture and other farming goods. Usual terms. Bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Pennington Chapel
Charles W, Reising
Thompson Offers Premier Telephone Boxes in New Albany
Q CG Thompson of 107 East Main Street New Albany Indiana advertises the best telephone boxes on the market urging readers to choose Thompson when installing a phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. CG. Thompson
E. Main St
New Albany
Ind
Thompson
The 200 Egg Hen Debate Sparks Farmer Talk
In Indiana, M N McKinney discusses the 200 egg hen, noting some deny its existence while others warn of health risks from overproduction. He cites Wyandotte breeders, hints at 250 egg plans, and argues a matured pullet under good care could lay 200 eggs yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice M McKinley
Borden
Ind
M. N. McKinney
Indiana Democratic State Central Committee Members Named
The Indiana Democratic State Central Committee lists thirteen members including T. D Seles of Booneville as first and S. N. Stevens of Plymouth as thirteenth. U.S. Jackson of Greenfield serves as Chairman with Joe Riely of Indianapolis as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Democratic State Central Committee
T. D Seles
Booneville
Alvin Padgett
Washington
Mark Storen
Scottburg
George Pleasanta
Vevay
Peter Foley
Terre Haute
John Osborne
Greensburg
Bernard Korbly
Indianapolis
Lew Ellingham
Decatur
Michael Foley
Crawfordsville
James Kirby Risk
Lafaette
A.G. Emshwiller
Hartford City
E. G. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
S. N. Stevens
Plymouth
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Lydia Stepp Marks Sixtieth
A surprise dinner was held at the home of Mrs. Lydia Stepp on Saturday February 15 to honor her sixtieth birthday. Guests included Marion Lamb families John Perry Bert Jones Earl Williar Emma Jones Charles Hall Claud Rogers John Schwein hart Clara Jones Jess Lamb and Tena Seibert with Aunt Lydia planning a Washington visit to see her brothers. All departed wishing her a pleasant trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Stepp
Marion Lamb
John Perry
Bert Jones
Earl Williar
Emma Jones
Charles Hall
Claud Rogers
John Schweinhart
Clara Jones
Jess Lamb
Tena Seibert
Lydia
Washington
Effie
Sand Bank Gossip Notes Include Local Visits and Illness
Wayne Smith of Corydon visits relatives at Sand Bank. Miss Monnie Turner and Miss Josie Yeager visit Miss Rebekah Lawson. John Lawson is on the sick list. Russell and George Keen recover from pneumonia. James H. Glasgow improves from lagrippe. Mr. Walter Pierson is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Smith
Corydon
Monnie Turner
Josie Yeager
Rebekah Lawson
John Lawson
Russell
George Keen
James H. Glasgow
Lagrippe
Wa Lte
Pierson
Chamblains Pain Balm Endorsed For Rheumatism Relief
Advert shows Chamblains Pain Balm advertised for rheumatism claiming prompt relief after one application and potential permanent cure. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by L. A. Riley & Son. February date noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Riely & Son
Low wheel tracks for sale at this office
Brief item notes low wheel tracks offered for sale at the office. No other details or identifiers are provided.
Dogwood Local Notes and Visits This Week
Local items include Fred Elbert's business in Louisville last Friday, Jode Eckart selling Berkshire hogs, Jode Seipel on a business trip to the old capitol, and Harry Davis hosting a Friday spelling bee. Several residents are ill, moves and visits noted, and V C Kannapel reports a large coffee shipment for the Pacific and Atlantic Tea Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elbert
Louisville
Jode Eckart
Jode Seipel
Old Capitol
Harry Davis
Emma Duggins
Deloris
Sem Vogt
H M. Gordon
Local Health Notes and School News From Taylor Township
Sunday visits mark several residents in Taylor Township with illnesses noted including pneumonia lagrippe and typhoid fever. An upcoming graduation exam is planned for the third Saturday in March at Macondia school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macondia School
Obituary of Lanie A. Huntsinger Deatrick
Lanie A. Huntsinger born October 31 1858 died February 13 1908 aged 49 years 3 months and 12 days. She married John W. Deatrick July 6 1881. six children born four daughters two sons survive James Will Eva Deatrick and Mrs Emma Farmer. Survived by husband father stepmother five brothers six sisters and many relatives. Joined Hill Grove Christian church later Park Christian church New Albany moved eight years ago. She was faithful devoted and patient through suffering and cherished kind words and smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanie A. Huntsinger
John W. Deatrick
James
Will
Eva Deatrick
Emma Farmer
Hill Grove
Dr Leonhardt’s Hem Roids Pledge of Cure Guarantee
A broad claim from Dr Leonhardt's Hem Roids tablet promises to cure any pile case without external remedies. It guarantees satisfaction with every package and markets through L A Riely & Son Corydon Indiana or The Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls NY.
In Memory of Willie Graham Died at Home in New Albany
Willie Graham son of Charles Graham died at his West 9th street home in New Albany February 13 1908 aged 21 He leaves a father step mother step brother three sisters and many relatives and friends He was a member of the Main Street M E church and his mother has gone before them to meet again on the great white throne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Charles Graham
West 9Th Street
New Albany
Main Street
M. E
Hils
Mr&s
Winter Ills and Local Happenings In The Region
Delayed news notes illness across families including Zeno Emery Bruner Mrs Florence Kennedy and Hattie Ott. Multiple funerary and health updates accompany farm and market activity with local residents migrating to Kansas and visits between Corydon and Rosebud.
Revise Diet and Try Chamberlain’s Stomach Tablets
Advertises Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. Claims careful diet and rational restraint plus the tablets will restore health. Sold at L A Riley and Son’s drug store with free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
L. A. Riely & Son
Fifty Cords of Appletree Timber Wanted at Office
Within sixty days, the office will buy fifty cords or more of apple timber. Timber must be solid green with few knots and measured at the small end. Prices stated: 20 inch sticks two dollars per cord, 29 inch sticks thirty four dollars, 38 inch sticks five hundred per card. Apply at this office February 12.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jort Davis
Albert Jordan
Tania Saarr
Wm Taylor
Matt Martin Ed
Richard
Levi Hickman
Pitman
P. J. Blank
Joe Bender
Corydon, Ind
Frenchtown
Turoport J. Henriot
Hig Ridge
Skygack
Bradford
Buffalo Bill
Charles Ellis
Hilary Kiesler
Lawrence Langford
S. J. Sappenfield
Philip Jacobi
Elmer Smith
Palmyra
Elmer
Charles Grabner
Minnie Brockman
Willie Stemm
Roy Martin
Fred Hart
W. H. Sappenfield
Alabama
Harrison Township
J. A. Thomas
Ed Thomas
Lanesville
the State Central Committee
Sand Bank
Lewis
Dogwood
Leon Elbert
Katie Fine
Lena Dannacher
Dr. Hurst
B. F. Smith
Leslie Cotner
Dan Lesco
Elmer Foster
Oc O. Exart
Montgomery Duggins
Charles Brown
Yessie Kannapel
Eli Baker
Pary Dowdle
Woodie Melton
Jesse Ferree
Dayton
Claude
Viola
James Timberlake
Chloe Beeler
Georgia
George Melton
Taylor Township
Arminda
Courtney Fox
Katie Heimbaugh
Lawrence O. Reeves
James A. ‘Noe
Messrs Evans Critchlow
Isaac Ferree
C. H. McRae
Bettie McRae
Jesse O Fox
Carlyle
West Point
Teachers’ Institute
Rosewood
Y. Kiser
Rosa
Wm. Smith
Tao
Misa Maggie
Maggie Cunningham
Lagripe
Elizabeth
P. Barger
H. Stewart
J. BR. Miller
Robert Miller
Walter Wilson
Cedar Farm
Wilson
J. A. Kelley
Miss Mayme
Gertie Russell
M. J. Young
Zeno
Emery Bruner
Florence Kennedy
Hattie Ott
Paul Bigler
Alice Harrell
Lowdell
Frank Pillarn
Eli Wolfe
Greenville
William Edmonson
Oliver Henriott
Enoch Hancock
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