Excelsior College News From Crescent Hill Letters
Local notes recount Excelsior College ties and residents with mentions of the Bocard family and visitors. Measles spread prompts school closings by Miss Florence Louden and Prof. John Kintner. Trapper Edgar Colin gains notice as Philippines returnees stir talk of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nés
William Bocard
Democrat
Moberly
Edgar Colin
Excelsior
August Bocard
Philippines
Debating Society of
Crescent Hill
Florence Louden
John Kintner
Spencer Township
U. S. Army &c. Excelsior
New Middletown Daily Church and Town Notes
Our doctors have been busy for several weeks. Uncle TM Jake Himmelheber returns from Clark county. Rev Mills holds meetings at Pfrimmer's and will begin here soon. Rev Hanger of the M E church starts at Oak Grove last Tuesday. School advances under Claud Zenor and Amzi Kannaple. Mrs Mary Marsh and daughter Stella attend funeral of their nephew at Fern Grove. John Gordon building a new blacksmith shop. Walter Pearson contractor. Tootsy Wootsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Himmelheber
Clark County
Middletown
Rev. Mills
Pfrimmer’s
Rev. Hanger
M. E. Church
Oak Grove
Claud Zenor
Amzi Kannaple
Mary Marsh
Stella
Fern Grove
Local notes and moves from The Democrat
Mrs. John Gibson remains ill as readers are urged to consult The Democrat. Ben Dike plans spring trip to Gibson county while John Moore contemplates moving to Spencer township. Samuel Bottles visits from Lawrenceville Illinois and Lafe Davis sells timber to Sellers and Co. of Cannelton. Everett Cline hauls shingles to the Ohio river. Desoto Curts wins contract for ties and spokes for R C Arnold of Leavenworth. Henry Brown and family with Wm Smoots and Sallie Pitman visit Neb residents. Mrs Lafe Davis and sons visit Jonathan Kintner family.
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Ben Dike
Gibson County
Reed Sharp
Ira Davis
John Moore
Spencer Township
Samuel Bottles
Lawrenceville
Ill
Sellers & Co
Cannelton
Lafe Davis
No. 4
Washington Township
Everett Cline
Ohio River
Desoto Curts
R. C. Arnold
Leavenworth
Henry Brown
Wm. Smoots
Sallie Pitman
Neb
Good Advice On Dyspepsia And Liver Complaint
Advertisement claims most US residents suffer from dyspepsia and liver issues with symptoms like sour stomach headache and heartburn. Promotes Augustose bottle for 75 cents and urges readers to consult a druggist and buy Green's Prize Almanac.
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United States
Local Notes From Kyicut Ow Region
Wm. Smith and S. D. Tindall are on the sick list. Levi Pitman plans to settle in southwestern Kansas. Our public school under A. E. Smith principal and Nellie Pitman assistant progresses well. Stephen Herndon and Lee McKim left for Illinois to work the coming season. A protracted Bethel meeting continues with Rev. S. Hobson. B. F. McIntire sold his east farm to Henry Kitterman and will move to Knox county. Kyicut-Ow.
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Levi Pitman
Kansas
A. E. Smith
Nellie Pitman
Stephen Herndon
Lee McKim
Illinois
Bethe
Rev. S. Hobson
B. F. McIntire
Here
Henry Kitterman
McIntire
Knox County
Kyicut-Ow
Ohio Valley News Fragments Mixed With Local Notes
Measles rage at a local place. Ed Crosier moved to the area. The spelling match at Central succeeded. Jess Conrad ill with pneumonia fever. Frank Sands plans to build a new house. Roy Shields recovered from the sick list. A large wedding occurred last week with another expected soon. Miss Mary Ashton visited Miss Maude Lyninger at Tobacco Landing. Douglass Kingsley to go west, possibly with a society belle. Clay Hill debating society advances under Prof. J A Reising. Pansy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Conrad
Frank Sands
Roy Shields
Mary Ashton
Maude Lyninger
Tobacco Landing
Douglass Kingsley
Clay Hill
J. A. Reising
Pansy
Should a Man Be Vain A Complete Ad Feature
Opinion on vanity links to digestion and well being with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin claimed to aid digestion clear the head and keep bowels regular. Advertisement notes a sale of a 42 acre Lane farm near Moberly with new house stable timber and niece home seeking inquiries at the office.
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Moberly
Trade mark of Scott’s Emulsion promotes health claims
The text touts Scott’s Emulsion as a world leading product made from cod liver oil and hypophosphites. It claims to strengthen sickly children and help girls with anemia and early lung consumption. A free sample is offered and purchase options are listed at Scott & Bowne in New York at 409-415 Pearl Street, priced Soc. and $1.00.
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Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Soc
Local notices on crops, business moves and migration
There is a poor prospect for a good wheat crop. Mrs. Catharine Schickel has been dangerously ill the past week, but is now some better. James D. Keithly opens a butcher shop in George Town. Some young men plan to work on farms in Bentth county Indiana or elsewhere north this spring. James W. Sims has sold his farm to John Lyskowinski and will sell personal property on Saturday March 9 before moving to Ford County Kansas. William Watson moves to town and Henry Garing from Corydon moves to the Lemmon place to farm and run the stage horses.
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Catharine Schickel
James D. Keithly
Georgetown
Burgh
Bentth
County
Ind
James W. Sims
John, Lyskowinski
Mr. Sims
Ford County
Kansas
Wiliam Watson
Our Town
Henry Garing
Corydon
Wm. K. Lemmon Place
Pike
Millard Conrad Dies After Illness and Measles
Millard Conrad son of David and Elizabeth Conrad died January 24 after a prolonged illness. He had contracted measles two weeks earlier and suffered a severe cough. At about twenty six years old he was the first of seven siblings to die. He had worked with Charley Stevens for years selling wares. Friends gathered to honor him on January 25 and he was laid to rest in the Hottell graveyard with Rev. Parch officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Conrad
David
Elizabeth Conrad
Charley Stevens
Hottell
Rev
Pearch
Pie Supper at Gross School March First
Palmyra notes a pie supper at Gross schoolhouse on March 1 with prizes a fine gold ring for the prettiest girl and a cane for the ugliest man. Friends of Peter Weisbaker gave him a surprise party, with music by Michael Kennedy Otto Harrell Della Harrell Nellie and Fannie Siex, as the crowd enjoyed a lively evening.
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Wm. Luff
Anna Welsh
New Albany
Gross’ School House
Peter Weisbaker
Michael Kennedy
Otto Harrell
Della Harrell
Nellie
Fannie Siex
In Memory Bella Nye Passes at Eight
The eight year old Bella Nye daughter of Mr and Mrs August Nye died February 5 1901. Survived by father mother a brother and two sisters the family laments her loss yet finds solace in faith and the belief she rests with angels until reunion on Jordan’s shore. A FRIEND
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Bella
August Nye
Jordan
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs For Sale At Two Prices
J. S. Prniamer of Breckenridge Indiana advertises four pens of selected Barred Plymouth Rocks offering eggs at 1.00 per setting of 15 eggs and pure bred stock at 0.30 per setting. Delivery available at Corydon or along the New Albany Corydon stage line.
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Corydon
New Albany
J. S. Prniamer
Breckenridge
Ind
Local notes from Corydon and nearby towns
Professor P. B. Hays to start teaching in Kentucky soon. Miss Laura Rowe of Corydon visits sister Mrs. Jesse Singleton. Sick list includes Mrs. H A Frederick Geo M Allison and Edgar Yeager. Maude Miller and Gertrude Yeager take a trip to Corydon. Evansville visitors Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winkler and Nellie visit relatives. Mrs. Capt. R H Ballard stays with sister Mrs. W H Thornbury at English. Joe Ballard returns from Fall Cities with spring stock. School progresses under Prof Blake Mrs C F Hays and D B Beaubloscom. Philip Miller and Roscoe Lopp back from Indianapolis. Miller attends Knights of Honor lodge Grand Lodge. Maude Miller hosts Sunday school on her birthday with several attendees and gifts.
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P. B. Hays
Kentucky
Laura Rowe
Corydon
Jesse Singleton
H. A. Frederick
Geo. M. Allison
Edgar Yeager
Gertrude Yeager
Maude Miller
Fred Winkler
Nellie
Evansville
Capt
R. H. Ballard
W. H. Thornbury
Joe Ballard
Prof. Blake
C. F. Hays
D. B. Beaubloscom
Philip Miller
Roscoe Lopp
Indianapolis
Miller
Knights of Honor Lodge
Grand Lodge
Maude Kirk
Rose Flora
May Byerly
Ola Foster
Ida Brown
Ethel Frank
W. J. Fleace
New Middletown
Maude
X. Y.Z
Thanks to the Modern Woodmen of America
A widow expresses heartfelt gratitude to the Modern Woodmen of America and Elizabeth Camp 1997 for prompt payment of her late husband Jesse C. Saffer's benefit certificate and the fraternal care shown during bereavement. She notes the money cannot fill the vacancy but reflects their kindness and support. Mouie EB. Sarrer.
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Amerca
Elizabeth Camp
Jesse C. Saffer
Mouie
Sarrer
From the Rhine News and Local Changes
The report notes everyone is well and wheat looks poor. Lawrence Garing visited the area. A new neighbor Henry Bachman has arrived. William Snider rents part of the Plasket farm. Gus Snider is well and can cross the Rhine on the ice Sundays.
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Lawrence Garing
Schneiderville
Henry Bachman
William Snider
Plasket
Gus. Snider
Rhine
Trustee Notice for Morgan township business
Trustee John B. Martin of Morgan township will be in his Palmyra office every Tuesday to transact township business. Dr. Little, Corydon dentist, is in office daily except Monday and Sunday with hours 8 am to 12 m and 1 pm to 5 pm. Fillings from 50 cents, crowns from 3.50, new teeth on plate 5.00 to 10.00 per set.
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Morgan Township
Palmyra
John
Martin
Morgan
Little
Corydon
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Corydon, Mnd
C. B. Kopp
Harrison County
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English, Ind
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Mauckport, Ind
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