Township road district plan conflicts. six districts restored
A notice from JOAN F. GETTELFINGER, Trustee Spencer Tp, declares prior division of the township into road districts null and void and announces the restoration of six districts. It notes a change cannot be made until the new road in Dist. No. 3 under contract is completed and received. It invites proper Supervisor candidates to appear before the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan F. Gettelfinger
Spencer Tp
Notice to claimants to collect funds from clerk office
All parties having money due them from Clerk's office are asked to call and receipt for current sums. The trust funds will be paid out by the expiration of the term. Orro Cunningham, Clerk Harrison Co. angly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieduvel Witte
Janed
Mary Kannapel
Addin
Charlotte Mowrer
The
Harrison Circuit Court
Amos Sonner
Mary B. Rumbles
George W. Dyer
Adnir
Orro. Cunningham
Harrison Co
Local notices and community chatter from Low Dell area
The write up notes convalescents Uncle Riely Re neau A W Hancock and Brew ster Harrell and mentions Depauw may open another blacksmith shop. It describes log and lumber hauling despite mud using six horses to a two horse load and reports a large dinner in Washington county for Mrs Tom Bell on her fiftieth birthday. It lists candidates for trustee assessor and minor offices with some incumbents and shelved rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riely Reneau
A. W. Hancock
Brewster Harrell
Depauw
Low Dell
Washington County
Tom Bell
Roll
L. C. Adams
Fan
Tom
John O. Greene
Dave Goss
A. J. McKinster
Zello Breedlove
Isaac Moore
Dan Vitman
Philip Ferock
Levi Jackson
Sam Vovles
Jim Evans
Frank South
John Atkins
Dr. Hopper
Neal McDonald
Local News Notes and Community Happenings
Robert Corbit welcomed a fine girl to his home in a recent visit. Fred Brengman, injured earlier by a falling limb, is now able to be out. Elopement excitement has quieted. Mrs. Ambrose Cline is improving after illness. Jacob Conrad plans a trip to Tennessee. Mrs. John Cline returned from a pleasant visit to Kentucky. The sawmill reports brisk business as several young men consider moving West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Corbit
Fred Brengman
Ambrose Cline
Jacob Conrad
Tennessee
John Cline
Kentucky
Local Notes on Visitors and Social Visits
Chas Hull of Moa visits friends nearby. Numerous Mormon meetings at Burnville draw attendees. C L Dicks entertainment succeeds at the venue. Major Buley and family from Washington county visit Mrs. Deans. Edw Kenry of New Albany visiting relatives. Newton T Parrison listed as sick. Abe Foutsla returns from work in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hull
Moa
Burnville
C. L. Dick
Major Buley
Washington County
Dean
Kenry
New Albany
Newton Tparrison
Abe Foutsa
Fissue
Peruvian Political Ticket Drawn in Monon Route List
The ticket lists Wan Ro Denbo as President and Eva Bostrable as Vice President with Samuel Frank as Tistostan and John Brown as Orator. Directors include Grant Garey Lucy Frank and James Sherman. Tickets from Louisville to western states and provinces at round trip fare plus 2.09 on several 1900 dates. Half fare for ages five to twelve. 21 day return validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apne Peru
Bevefit Order
Manekport
Wan Ro Denbo
Eva Bostrable
Charles TH. Sherman
Tistostan
Siamuel Frank
Charles EE
Faith
Secretacy
Minnie HE. Garey
John Brown
Assn
Beanblossom
Grant Garey
Lucy Frank
James Sherman
Monon
Louisville
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Manitoba
Nebraska
New Mexico
North
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
E. H. Bacon
Local residents note visits and illness in community
Lewis Smith is very ill with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Bent Babcock spent several days with their daughter Mrs. Harris Colvin. Rev. Charles Townsend and family visited, assisting in a protracted meeting. Frank LaPlant opened a blacksmith shop on John Reader Sr.’s farm. Rev. J. W. Melton of Crandall attended Rosewood Chapel services. Mrs. R. P. Miller and Miss Dora Foster of Shively returned home after visiting. Mis Ophelia Arnold returned from Louisville. Richard Hart of near Depauw visited W. R. Dallas. Bettie Fox visited her brothers Clarence and Harris Colvin. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thurman of Louisville stayed with Q. T. Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smith
Bent Babcock
Harris Colvin
Charles Townsend
Ethel
New Albany
Bro
Dobson
Frank LaPlant
John Reader
J. W. Melton
Crandall
Rosewood Chapel
R. P. Miller
Dora Foster
Shively
J. Kk
Miller
Ophelia Arnold
Louisville
Richard Hart
Depauw
W.R. Dallas
Bettie Fox
Messrs
Clarence and
Albert Thurman
Q. T. Berry
Payton of Kentucky Dies at Home of Frank Brown
Mr Payton of Kentucky died at Frank Browns home last Wednesday after months of pulmonary affection. The remains were interred at Entrican burying ground. A bash chopping event at John Bartleys last Wednesday drew over thirty neighbors as bushes fell in every direction. Misses True and Lula Crosier hosted friends Saturday evening with Lewis Stults Oliver Neely Arthur Neely Will Davis C T Bartley Ella Neely Mayme Maggie Bartley Kate Crosier Maud Thomas in attendance and Kingsley Dodd band provided music. Protracted meeting began at the AEE Shurch in Laconia. Miss Lottie Thomas is able to be out again. Ed Crosier Jr and Will Davis will soon have a feather renovator operation underway. Success to the boys Veen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Payton
Kentucky
Frank Brown
Entrican
John Bartley
Misses True
Lula Crosier
Lewis Stults
Oliver
Arthur Neely
Will Davis
C. T. Bartley
Ella Neely
Mayme
Maggie Bartley
Kate Crosier
Maud Thomas
Kingsley- Dodd
Soad
AEE
Shurch
Laconia
Lottie Thomas
Protracted Meeting and Local Notes From Bethel and Perseverance
Protracted meeting under Rev. Trobson at Bethel continues with Salvation Army meetings at Perseverance Chapel attracting many accessions. Blacksmith D Tindall visited Corydon on business. Township and county election candidates proliferate. William Loch has canvassed for Sheriff. Richard Willitt from Leavenworth loaded barges with staves at Mauckport. A horse theft occurred near Mauckport as a span was tied at Bethel and driven away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Trobson
Salvation Army
Perseverance Chapel
D. Tindall
Corydon
vUlces
Dardson
Ilinois
Whilip Loiich
Richard Willitt
Leavenworth
Mauckport. Co
Echurch
Isaac Bean
Blossom
Mauckport
B. Jumbo
Gaining a Wide Reputation for Pain Balm
An endorsement from LD B Johnston of Richmond Indiana praises Chamberlain Pain Balm as a miracle cure for rheumatism. He recalls relief after one application to a swelling foot and urges readers to buy from E B Crosier druggist. The notice also promotes fire insurance with H H Miller Corydon Indiana, warning about losses from fire and urging insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
B. Johnnston
Richmond
Ind
Crosier
Pleasant Ridge Notes and Local Doings
Clarence Kopp appears on a local list while Albert Fogal faces a felon charge. Emma Kopp and Lillie Smith visit C E Shaffe family of Musselman. Wm Kopp works at H Wolfe saw mill. Rev Richardson preached Sunday evening. Miss Emma Kopp plans a health trip to Ne Ka. I C U meets weekly. local youths attend revival at new Chapel this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kopp
Albert Fogal
Ben
Stonecipher
Emma Kopp
Lillie Smith
C. E. Shaffe and
Musselman
Kopp
H. Wolfe
Richardson
11.C. U
Aew Chapel
Crandall Protracted Meeting Moves to U B Church
Protracted meeting at the U B church led by Rev A Andrew Mosier of Burnville continues. Nearby notes mention visitors Miss Rose Evans Miss Effie I brum and Una Miller with locals Claud Saffer moving to Main Street and Nora Wright returning to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elbert
Corydon
Samuel Davidson
Our Town
Dr. Forbis
Dock
Una Miller
Elizabeth
Nora Wright
Louisville
Claud Saffer
Main Street
Adam Dietrich Celebrates 76th Birthday With Friends
Adam Dietrich of Morgantown visited the Ramsey post office last Wednesday morning and returned home to find about sixty friends gathering to honor his 76th birthday with a royal feast and social goodwill. Uncle Adam looks forward to many more mile posts and a golden wedding in about a year and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Dietrich
Morgan Township
Ramsey
Adam
Wedding notices and local business updates in New Albany area
Mrs Linda Arnold of New Albany plans a visit while Emma Curtz returns to New Albany to establish her future home. A wedding is anticipated soon as the town reported muddy streets from recent rains. Trovas C Bowen of Glencoe Ohio testifies to Champlain Chamberlains remedy curing chronic diarrhoea after two bottles. C J Heuser opens a flour exchange at Corydon Junction offering wheat, oats and bran at top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Arnold
New Albany
Emma Curtz
Chamberlain
Trovas C. Bowen
Glencoe
Ohio
B.S. Crosier
Dee
C.J. Heuser
Corydon Junction
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Alandr Anderson
Wabash
Niles
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Goetle
Chivaw
Soo
Louisville Atsein
Tacienapedis
Bafayette
Greelsburg
Lafayette
Leshman & Jordan
Corydon, Ind
D- Mitchell
Attorney AT Law
R. Safe Windell
Actire Over Savings and Loan Association
Corydun, Ind
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Second Hueres Punk Building
Iator . Funk
Colypon. Ing
English
AT Will Prac
Honse Adminine Lomax
All StarCand Federal Courts
T Jd. Wilson
Ofres
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Joba dl
Weathers, Jie
Abaimnst
Sud
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Evan B. Stotsenburg
End
VV Brik
Stotsenburg & Birkelen
Witie
Fin Bastream
Clay Lass
Flom Wardin
Mauckport, Ind
A.P. Richard
Attorneys AT Law
Jana
Te B. Kopp
Harrison County
Daniel
Howe
Louisville City
Petwee
Noryts and
Worth West
the Uit
Joe
Eos
Seaustoes
Puvelopes
Leiter
Sarah Ee. Lihue
Hurstown
Roe
Cerere Ae de Oboe Tm
Mattie J. Siglier
Adnirn
Dante
Jianary Ps
Parrison
Mater J. Sele
Adiiix
Ditares Stutte
Taciitad
Peters
Wright
Berg
Frank Patterson
Viglenee
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Jitnuors
Ulla
Peter
Llarrisonu
State of Indiana
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Indiana
Januery
Belpe
Mae Y. Stewart
Stewart Chie
Touwe
Posey Township
County Tide
Peters Wright
Tarrison Comins
Chesestate
Dutubaie Fayhor
Tete la Terbreel Cavenit
Erin
Tathe
Reid
Siti Court
Cory Dort
Cher
Bal
Ate
Jaesis
Conner’s Drug
Pearl and
Druezisis
Aimeil Cedical Co
Chicago
Vergita
Parr
Corner State
Abusts
Rom A. Agi
Flous EH
J. W. Doolittle
Miss Conner
Optician
Perri
New Albany, Int
Pwenty
Fye Vorrs
Constant Ose Villewig Pains
Peru
Angly
Blue River Township
Clifty Bend
Bunker Hill
HP. Blo
H. H. Miller
Hosewood
Pleasant Ridge
Missouri
Wm. Anderson
Willis” Anderson
M.S. M. C. Patterson
Dogwood
Frenchtown
Caio
F. A. Bulleit’s
Insurance Agency
Union Fire Companies
Mutual Life Ins. CO. OF
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