Wedding cues and social visits spark town notes
The community lists a forthcoming wedding and social events. Local residents Joe Shilimifer and Lola Boone plan gatherings while Henry Elbert and Jack House return from Louisville for vacation. Miss Lola Boone and Ella Neely host a lawn social with Lavonia String Band. many citizens visit relatives, attend euchre, or travel between Leavenworth Brandenburgh Sullivan County and Terre Haute noting ongoing illnesses and ailing Astton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Boone
Ella Neely
Yours Judy
Lavonia String Band
Moberly News Notes Report Local Visits and Events
Mrs Levi Tronein is improving. Davis new house nears completion. Miss Jennie Bline spent the Fourth at Mill Towle. Dr J F Swarens and family of Idaho visit friends here. Miss Dollie Hinkle visits sister Mrs Rev J Ferry. Moberly Missionary women held their month meeting at Willard Davis. Epworth League picnicked at Blue River on the Fourth with Willard Davis family and others. The party enjoyed dinner, swinging and boating. The Big Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Tronein
Davis
Jennie Bline
Mill- Towle
Dollie Hinkle
Farmer City
Rev. J. Ferry
Bro
Moberly Epworth League
Blue River
Willard Davis
Henry Davis
Nettie Louden
Prentice Murr
Chas. Rose
Nellie Davis
Ethel
Gus Hickman
C. P. Bye
Mayme
Anabel White
Rumsey
Walter Sharp
Avozi Getz
Shiloh
Thompson's
Wes
New Middletown Social Roundup Includes Visits and Ice Cream Supper
George Johnson returns from Louisville. Ang ie Doulass visits Corydon, Mattie Pearson from Central, Mrs Spencer Webb of Corydon visits Rosa Adams, Katie Cooper from Louisville visits Emma Tindall. Edna and Effie Rowe from New Albany visit the Zenars in Corydon. Lydia Bigler and Clara Claiber from New Albany visit Anna Wolfe. M E church ladies plan an ice cream supper Saturday for the church, inviting all. Locals praise wider school interest in the ith celebration but rain interrupted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Doulass
Corydon
Mattie Pearson
Central
Spencer Webb
Rosa Adams
Katie Cooper
Louisville
Emma Tindall
Edna and
Effie Rowe
New Albany
Claude Zenar
Jesse Marsh
Lydia Bigler
Clara Claiber
Anna Wolfe
New Middletown
Local Notes and Family Updates From Wood’s Chapel Area
Rameey Biddie Simon is on the sick list. Anthony Davis and wife from Edwardsville visited Mr D’s parents Sunday. An infant child of Leonard Rigot was buried at Wood’s Chapel last Saturday. Mabel Lizzie and Vada Davis study music under Margie Silex. Wood’s Chapel S S progress under C P Swarens with Mrs Jacob Windish now ill with typhoid fever. Wheat crop disappointment noted among farmers. Holiness prayer meeting held every Tuesday night. Mr Beal has started his thresher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Davis
Edwardsville
Mr. D
Leonard Rigot
Wood's Chapel
Mabel
Lizzie
Vada Davis
Margie Silex
Milltown saw mill near relocation and locals in transit
Bill Gurtz travels home from the Philippines. Schuppert & Bros plan moving their saw mill near Milltown. Bill Clark holds the contract to build John Burress' new house. Miss Malinda Henriott visited Louisville relatives. Mrs. Meda Davis of English visited sister Mrs. Seslie Gurtz last week. Theodore Henriot nearly cut a tin vers while cutting oats. John Arnold and family of New Albany visited Michael Gurtz and family. Five girls and five boys will receive their first holy communion at the Catholic church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meda Davis
Seslie Gurtz
John Arnold
New Albany
Michael Gurtz
A Goo Thing German Sirup Prescription
A German physician D A Bosehee prescribes Goo Thing German Sirup said to cure coughs colds and lung troubles by addressing the cause of the ailment. It is claimed to be long tested not an experimental remedy with two million bottles sold annually and widely distributed since 1875. Three doses relieve an ordinary cough and the price is seven cents. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
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D. A. Bosehee
Boseckee
United States
Ureen
Almanie
Lanesville Social Notes Reflect Quiet Holiday Visitings
Miss Kate Goesswein is convalescent while Edna Walker and Maggie Hauek visit home folks. John Ehalt and S C Walker suffer rheumatism. Tony Eisert and Frank Yost spent the Fourth at a Taylor township picnic. Addie Hirt to serve as organist until the Good Sisters return from Oldenburg in August. Paul Pfeiffer of Kankakee visited A M Eisert and wife on the Fourth. Joseph Bachmann visited his wife at Evansville asylum the Fourth. his brother in law Miller of Louisville accompanied him.
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John Ehalt
S. C. Walker
Tony Eisert
Frank Yost
Taylor Township
Addie Hirt
Oldenburg
Ind
Paul Pfeiffer
Kankakee
Ill
A. M. Eisert
Joseph Bachmann
Evansville Assylum
Mr. Miller
Louisville
Local News Briefs and Social Notes
Sunshine. Flanizan's saw mill is being moved. J. H. Elwood sprained a ankle badly last week. A wedding is expected in town soon. J. F. Pinaire used over 125 pounds of twine harvesting wheat. Miss Sophia Garbrough and Della Bell returned from New Albany. John Vernin, who cut shingles here, moved his machine home. Mrs. Catharine Bauer of Louisville has just returned from a two week visit to her sister Mrs. Joseph Pinaire. BurE Bird.
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Flanizan
J. H. Elwood
J. F. Pinaire
Sophia Garbrough
Della Bell
New Albany
John Vernin
Catharine Bauer
Louisville
Joseph Pinaire
Bure Bird
Pleasant Surprise for Mrs Walk on Birthday
Mrs J L Walk of Jackson township received a pleasant surprise Sunday as about sixty relatives and friends gathered to honor her birth anniversary. They brought baskets and shared a bountiful repast before an evening of conversation and music. Al wished Mrs Walk many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Walk
Jackson Township
Mrs. W
Worth: Brandenburg Loses Horse as Weekend Troubles Grow
John L. Brandenburg reported the loss of a horse last Friday. D. C. Kintner and his wife visited his parents last Sunday. George Sirey sold 40 acres of timber to R. C. Arnold for 325 dollars. A basket meeting is planned at Potato Run next Sunday. An ice cream supper is set for Dixie next Saturday night. New Bethel Sunday school will observe Children's Day Sunday night. Mixx Dollie Trobaugh visited Miss Nina Trobaugh at New Amsterdam last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Brandenburg
D. C. Kintner
George Sirey
R. C. Arnold
Dixie
New Bethel
Mixx Dollie Trobaugh
New Amsterdam
Nina Trobaugh
Plague hits hog herd as area sees crop woes
In Blue River Township the hog plague has killed several pigs nearby. Meadet Senent buys the Atkins farm and plans to move there. A Milltown dance on the 4th ended with locals pummeled by Bill Sei. Wheat yields are the poorest in years while fall sowing is down. Oat clover and timothy are good, potatoes fail, corn looks promising but rain hindered cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadet Senent
Atkins
Heartburn Guidance and Remedy Suggestion
A home health note advises eating slowly and not overindulging to prevent heartburn. It recommends Thorough mastication, six hour meal gaps, and using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets if fullness or weight in the stomach occurs. Product available at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Fourth of July notes from Moberly and vicinity
Levi Stevens reports the loss of a fine cow last week while residents spent the Fourth on Blue River. Farmers haul in scarce wheat at 55 cents a bushel, with none for sale. Harve Wolfe and Miss Lottie Brown of Indianapolis visited his parents locally on the Fourth. a wedding is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Wolfe
Lottie Brown
Indianapolis
Local News Roundup from Louisville and New Albany
Ww. Crosby of Louisville spent Sunday in our midst. Andrew and Charlie Wright of New Albany visited relatives recently. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Houbler of New Albany visited in this vicinity last week. Miss Clara Hahn who spent last week at her home has returned to New Albany. Rev. C. W. Dobson of Mauckport M E charge preached an interesting sermon at this place Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Crosby
Louisville
Andrew and
Charlie Wright
New Albany
Chas. Houbler
Clara Hahn
C. W. Dobson
Mauckport
M. E
Concord Church Lawn Social Promises Music and Fun
The note reports a lawn social at Concord Church on Saturday July 27 with a brass band, declamations and songs in the afternoon and evening. It also mentions favorable harvest conditions and local threshing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Church
Best Liniment For Strains Warns Of Serious Lameness
Mr F H Wells of Deer Park Loup Island NY endorses Chamberlains Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains citing quick relief from a severe side lameness suffered last winter. Sold at Crosiers Corner Drug Store.
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F. H. Wells
Deer Park
Loup Island
N. Y
Crosier’s
How Its the Ticket Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
The advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble. It claims guaranteed relief and notes it is sold by druggists. Ry
Building Lumber for Sale from Watson and Thomas
The undersigned offer all kinds of building lumber and can cut barn or house patterns to order. Call and leave your order at our mill in Heth township or with Watson and Thomas. Stops the cough and works off the cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. No Cure no Pay. Price 25 cents. aug iy r
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heth Township
Watson & Thomas
Frank Morten and Sheila Garbrough
Frank Morten and Sheila Garbrough are named figures in the notice. The fragment lists Robert Emily and Jennie Johnson alongside them, indicating involved persons in a local event or matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morten
Sheila Garbrough
Robert Emily
Jennie Johnson
Road construction cost estimate for gravel highway in Heth township Indiana
Report by Jacob F Wright James T Smith and Benjamin Jordan engineers to Harrison County commissioners details a 34210 foot road line in Heth township with 34 210 feet length estimated cost 13638 73. It outlines earth and stone cut slopes ditch dimensions culverts and tiles details and material specs including cement mortar and limestone cap stones and top course construction requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob F. Wright
James T. Smith
Benjamin Jordan
Heth Township
Mauckport
Court House
Corydon
Ind
Ler Iorvar
Jacos F. Wright
James T. Surm
1901 Indiana auditors seal certificate excerpt
James A. Watson, Auditor, certifies the report of the viewers and engineer in the cited cause as a true copy on record. Witnessed in Harrison County on July 10, 1901, with official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Watson
A. H.C
Gravel Road Election in Heth Township Indiana
The legal voters of Heth township Harrison County Indiana are ordered to vote on August 2 1901 on constructing gravel or macadam road per the Board of Commissioners July term 1901. Maps and profiles are on file in the Auditor's Office per the March 11 1901 act with emergency clause. Official seal witness James A Watson Clerk July 10 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heth Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Auditor's Office
James A. Watson
A. H.C
Notice of Application for Liquor License in Depauw
John F. Williams announces a plan to apply to Harrison County Board of Commissioners on the first Monday of August 1901 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in Depauw Blue River Township Ludlans area. The proposed premises are a 15 by 17 foot ground floor front room in a one story frame building on lot 50 Front street Depauw with two front windows and a single door. The room will be open for on premises consumption with view from Front street.
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Depauw
Blue River Township
Harrison County
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Ludlans
Front Street
Jyld
John F. Williams
Posey Township liquor license hearing sought in 1901
Notice to citizens of Posey township Harrison county Indiana that a male resident over 21 will apply to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at Corsdon for license to retail intoxicating liquors in a building described as a two story frame on William Glaze lands near Sugar Grove and New Albany highway. The property details include a 20 by 40 foot room with porch and multiple doors and windows. The request specifies less than five gallons per sale and on premises in section 36 township 4 south range 5 east.
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Posey Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Corsdon
Towit
William Glaze
Sugar Grove
New Albany
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