Local News Roundup From New Middletown Area
Logan Kitterman shows improvement after a poor spell while Rev Osborn's wife remains housebound with inflammatory rheumatism. Miss Clara Voelker visits Mrs Schoen. Louis P Zabel seeks stock for a creamery. Jennie Beckerhans celebrates sixteenth birthday with friends. School teachers depart. James Shaffer leaves for medical studies in Louisville. Frank Brown assumes advanced room duties. Clara Hauswald teaches primary. Grandma remains feeble after a long paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Kitterman
Osborn
Clara Voelker
Franklin Township
Dr. Schoen
George Zimmerman
Indianapolis
Henry Wolfe
Tan Berryman
Louisville
Michael Herter
John Bigler
Ilinois
Louis P. Zabel
Lanesville
Anna Kennedy
Jacob
Roy Richards
Gus Beckerhans
Jennie
John Marsh
Harrison Township
Jesse
James Shaffer
Hospital School of Medicine
Frank Brown
Clara Hauswald
Shaffer
Local Visitors And Church Notice In Utan Area
John Seitz spent several days in Louisville last week. Henry Rupp visits Louisville and Shelbyville Kentucky. Arthur Richert, studying in Louisville, spent Sunday at home. Fred Dammann returned to Hillsboro after visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Rupp for a month. Rev S J McDowell of Springfield Ohio will preach at St Peters Sunday morning February 4. Let everybody come out to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seitz
Louisville
Henry Rupp
Shelbyville
Arthur Richert
Fred Dammann
Hillsboro
S. J. McDowell
Springfield
Ohio
Central District of Board of Home Missions
St. Peter
Protracted Will Set to Begin February 1
In Moberly and surrounding area a heavy rainfall caused little damage. Dr. Martin treated Mrs. Charles Marshery for several days of tonsillitis. The protracted will begin at this place February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Democrat
Martin
Chas. Marshery
Buck Creek Local Notes Highlight Teachers and Ailments
Myrrie Barer reports Buck Creek school is progressing with Samuel Lopp and Jessie Miller as teachers. Aunt Irena Blake returned from Kentucky. Miss Mary Carver and McKiner went to Kentucky. Aunt Sallie Jacob is sick. Whooping cough affects many children. Artie Faith cut 20 cords of wood from a single tree in wood cutting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lopp
Jessie Miller
Irena Blake
Kentucky
Mary Carver
Mckiner
Sallie Jacob
Artie Faith
Lawyer Declares All Case Conflicts Publicly
In the southern county, attorney H. Wh. Richard states he will no longer take sides in cases due to conflicts and family concerns. Clients wishing to retain him must pay a small retainer to prevent future involvement on opposing sides. Kennedy's Laxative Honey en Tar is advertised as an effective cough and cold remedy for various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. WH. Richard
Kennedy
All Jan
Local items from Taylor Township and nearby towns
News notes list residents visiting relatives in Louisville Evans Landing Indianapolis and Rosewood. farm sale transfer of Henry Smith’s land at Evans Landing. coon weighed 141 pounds. spelling bees by Nos 5 and 8. teachers Miss Lamb and Mr Hess advancing. visits among Brinley Stewart and Ackerman families. J A Noe canvassing for Keystone Stereoscopic View Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cunningham
E. A. Sample
Louisville
Alice Carl
P.N. LeDas
Hillsdale
John Summers
Henry Smith
Evans’ Landing
John Brinley
Iva Reeves
Rosewood
Jesse Shields
Laconia
West Point
Lamb
C. J. Hess
Joseph Brinley
Eva Stewart
Joseph Ackerman
Edward Ackerman
J. A. Noe
Keystone Stereoscopic View Company
Elizabeth Safes Winders and revival timely
Elizabeth Safe Winders notes revival services at The M F E church with many conversions. Several locals return from visits. Mrs. Keen and Mrs. Bowling visit, Miss Burton visits Louisville grandparents, and Miss Hilderbrand escorts Guy Evans home from Chattanooga. M. I. quarterly meeting set for Friday 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE
Will Bowling
Iduma Burton
Louisville
Louis Keen
Robert Bowling
New Albany
Frank Winders
Harold and
George
Frenchtown Social Updates and Local News
A child of Mr and Mrs Ed Nolot and Mrs Ellie Vaughn are listed as sick. Julia Troncio and her young daughter visited near Moberly. Josephine Simon hosted a successful play party last Saturday. Julius Vaughn and John Arnold cut logs for Hard Wood Co. Henry Bary hosted a gathering Thursday night with music by Martin Bary, Milt, and Ollie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Nolot
Ellie Vaughn
Julia Troncio
Hill Grove Recap of Local News and Events
Miss Zena Rhodes has two black eyes and Abe Rhodes remains ill. Mrs. Mary Watson suffered a stroke of paralysis last week. Lou Binkley stays with J N Hass. Bethel protracted meeting attracts local youth. John Binkley plans to return to Oklahoma in February. C E Cunningham D W Shaffer Perry Stonecipher and BE R McMingle attended a Buskirk spelling bee last Friday night reporting a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zena Rhodes
Abe Rhodes
Mary Watson
Lou Binkley
J. N
Hass
Bethel
John Binkley
Oklahoma
C. E. Cunningham
D. W. Shaffer
Perry Stonecipher
BE. R. McMingleé
Buskirk
Township Officers Up For Election At General Balloting
Township residents will vote in November to elect Justices of the Peace Constables and Township Advisory Boards. The positions to be filled include key local officials and advisory representatives in town governance.
Oak Grove Meetings Close as Twenty Four Unite
Rev Jann of the Corydon M E Circuit led a series at Oak Grove that concluded last Sunday night with twenty four members uniting with the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Jann
Corydon M.E
Church
Mud and misfortune shadow Central community
Central residents report heavy mud as protracted meetings continue at Bethel. Edna and Zelma Tindall visit relatives from New Middletown, H. W. McKim and wife visited S. D. Tindall’s family last Sunday. James H. Roby’s Central store narrowly escaped a fire caused by a cigar stub in saw dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Frani Yeager
Marea
James Lethco
John O. Reed
Louisville
Edna
Zelma Tindall
New Middletown
Rev. H. W. McKim
S. D. Tindall
Central
James H. Roby
Dutchtown Notes and Local Arrivals
Read the Democrat for news. Adam Deatrich is bed bound. Mr and Mrs Joseph Reitz of Crandall visited Joseph Hoehn family. Lucile Haub is ill. Philip Heuser sold two colts to William Jacobi. Albert Feber purchased the Contact Houser farm. Anthony and Charley Denhart visited Uncle John Denhart. School closed due to Mr Crosby’s father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Adam Deatrich
Joseph Reitz
Crandall
Joseph Hoehn
Lucile
George Haub
Philip Heuser
William Jacobi
Albert Feber
Houser Farm
Anthony
Charley Denhart
Ogden
John Denhart
Crosby
Mauckport Social Notes and Local Sales Summary
Mauckport reports January compares to May with steady optical trade and generally subdued business since the new year begins. Notables include Arthur Russell of Corydon with four purchased horses from Brandenburg, and S C Carver selling east of town farm to Samuel C Kopp for 82600. Ed Hughes and Mrs Frederick are ill while Ed Frank suffers an abscess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hughes
Frederick
Arthur Russell
Corydon
Brandenburg
Ed Frank
S. C. Carver
Samuel C. Kopp
Bridgeport Social Notes and Weather Damage Report
Donn Carter Mrs Bell Carter and daughter May visited at Links last week. Joe Roth, visiting earlier, fractured both cones of the left leg in Illinois while skating. John Beeler’s metal barn on the lower farm was unroofed by heavy wind on the 15th. Uncle Joe Diddicott celebrated his golden wedding, he is 75 and his wife 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Carter
May
Links
Joe Roth
Illipois
John Beeler
Joe Diddicott
Jana
Public Sale Held by John Keller Near Corydon
John Keller will sell his personal property at four miles southwest of Corydon on Tuesday January 30 at an open auction. The notice lists a local sale by a private party with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keller
Corydon
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Offered with Refund
Ad copy notes Druggists offer a refund if the product fails to cure. Each box bears Grove's signature and is priced 25 cents. The date shown is January 10 of a year abbreviated as yr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Greenville News Notes and Local Happenings
George Hancock visits son in Kaness as Rev L C Marr holds a week of meetings. Ezekiel Ingram, famed stock buyer, is blind. town offers sympathy. Creamery near completion expects operation by February 1. Farm ads promote Floyd county property with 100 acres and water. Several residents listed for health and business visits. fox hunting enthusiasm rises amid storm damage and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hancock
Kaness
L. C. Marr
Ezekiel Ingram
Ingram
Wm. Main
Bertha
Eva Collins
Corn Creek
Katie Winninger
Centersville
Christ Winninger
Sherman Taylor
J.D. Rash
Georgetown
Charles Taylor
Floyd County
Taylor
SP. Flynn
Bradford
Geo. K. Gwurtney
Coen Tush
New Albany
T. J. Wininger
Edward Kerr
Kerr
Charles F. Collins
Nellie Winninger
Jamaican Lady Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of Kingston Cart Service superintendent, says she has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years for coughs croup and whooping cough. She trusts it greatly and would not be without a bottle. Sold by C R Watson successor to Crosier & Co in Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hart
Cart
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies Island
C. R. Watson
Crosier & Co
Ian
Nature
C. R B. Watson
E. 8. Crosier & Co
Wheat to flour trade ad by Hickman firm
A vintage advertisement urges selling wheat to Hickman and Hickman and buying flour at low prices. The notice promises the highest wheat price and the lowest flour price, signaling a local grain and flour trade promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman & Hickkman
New Holland Feed Mill and Jack-of-All Trades Engine
An invincible outfit combines light draft and large capacity for grinding corn. Average output 8 to 12 bushels per hour, with speeds up to 18 bushels. Designed for slow speed to reduce wear, it grinds shelled corn and small grains in one pass, mixing evenly without shelling from the cob. See Joe Bender’s in Corydon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack-of-All-Trades
Holland Feed
Death by own action of Dennis Kepley
Dennis Kepley a 73 year old bachelor of Jackson township died by his own act at his brother John Kepley’s home near Corydon Junction last Wednesday afternoon January 17. He swallowed carbolic acid and was found in the yard shortly after. Coroner Peter S. Wright conducted an inquest and found a memorandum book with a note to Charles Dome. Kepley asked to be buried beside his mother and hid funds in the woods of David Hurn to cover burial expenses. Funeral services were held at the home of his sister Mrs. Charles Stevens. Rev. Raaf officiated and interment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Kepley
Jackson Township
John Kepley
Corydon Junction
Eaton
Kepley
Dennis
Bro
Peter S. Wright
Charles Dome
David Hurn
Charles Stevens
Raaf
James Conrad Creamery Profit for 1904 05
Statement shows James Conrad received from 3 cows for year ending November 30 1905 and records milk delivered 14020 pounds butter 756 pounds value 8180 skim milk 11141 pounds from the creamery with value 22 28 milk made at home 200 35 three calves at 86 each 18 manure value 5 5 15 total income 278 47 costs skim milk from the creamery and feeding three cows at 30 each total 174 37 net profit and net profit per cow 58 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Conrad
Dangers of Colds and How to Avoid Them
Dangers of colds cited as a leading cause of fatalities. Claims Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy treats heart disease symptoms by aiding nature, loosening coughs and improving lung secretions. Advertisement notes local sellers and various names. mentions hogs and weights of two animals and references to Pratt’s stock and poultry remedies.
Hyomei Inhaler Promises Cure For Catarrh
Hyomei is inhaled to treat catarrh without stomach intake and aims to kill catarrhal germs while healing the nose and throat. It is advertised as simple pleasant and guaranteed. Complete outfit priced at $1 with an extra bottle at 50 cents offered by L. A. Riley & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Riley & Son
In Memory of Thomas Burd
In Memory of Thomas Burd born July 11 1877 died Jan 16 1906 age 28 years 6 months 5 days. He leaves a father mother one brother and many relatives and friends. Typhoid fever caused his death. We miss thy loving face and bright smile. The home is dark without thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
J. T
Sarah Burd
Peddler Shot by Neighbor After Insult Claim
James G. Duraill of Washington county near Palmyra shot Lewis Hurbitz a traveling peddler on the 18th with a shotgun causing dangerous and likely fatal wounds. Hurbitz was taken to Greenville for care. Duraill surrendered to peace officers in Salem. Duraill says the peddler insulted his wife. Duraill formerly lived in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Duraill
Washington County
Palmyra
Lewis Hurbitz
Hurbitz
Greenville
Duraill
Salem
Durmill
Durnill
Fruit Trees Trimmed by Local Expert Pruner
W E Lane of Central offers fruit tree trimming service. Raised in a nursery he is described as an expert pruner available to prune your fruit trees. Write him for details and appointments. January 24 classifieds note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Lane
Central
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Frank Gulliver
CG. A. RB
Moberly
Annie M. Prrman
Buck Creek
Myrrie Barer
Taylor Township
Elizabeth
Frenchtown
Theodore J. Henriot
Hill Grove
Ayer
Davin
Kinne, Vlaimbeld
Conn
J.C. Aye
Ayers
R Co
Lowell, Maas, Zacturera
Sarsaparilla
Oscar Sam
Dutchtown
Mauckport
Wanderer
Bridgeport
Donn Carter
Jesse W. Miller
Anda L. Lopp
Peter Kochert
Annie Weisenber
Henry C. Windell
Cenia B. Smith
J. A. StRause
Chamberlain
New Holland Feed
Joe Bender
Corydon, Ind
Cardus
Virginia Robeon
East
David Jenkins
New Salisbury
Byrneville
Joel Wright
Hursttown
Jacob Frederick
Thomas Burd
Rogers Bros
Tiaie
Mark
Rogers
New Inne Gee
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