Pleasant Ridge News and Social Notes
Pleasant Ridge reports include residents on the sick list with Grandpa Kopp and Miss Katie Erle visiting relatives in Louisville. Ora and John Shuck debut a new thresher. Miss Jessie Wallace returns from Louisville. Harry Crosby hauls sand for W H Keller's brick kiln. The Board of Commissioners visited the poor asylum. The community prepares for the New Middletown celebration and notes Dakota sentiment. James Crevelius and family visit Corycon, Lizzie Chappell discusses Westfield College, and a CU convention gathering is noted.
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Wn. Daniel
Poor
Board Health
S ‘Co. Asylum
Thomas & Ellis, Recorder’s Office
Auditor's ‘F
Ee Pub
Emmet Beanblossom
Sarah A. Beanblossom
John L. Kessinger
Celia Kessinger
S. A.D. Taylor
James W. Jones
Hugh Dawson
Minnie E. Dawson
Levi R. Jackson
Chas. E. Routh
W. H. Keller
Henry C. Richards
W. H. Flora
Peter S. Wright
Jacob Rush
James Macy
Inquest
Walter Hamilton
Emmet C. Williams
Aaron Peters
William A. Rush
Port Dowdle
Scott Crosier
DePauw Community Notes On Harvests, Visits And Weddings
Farmers harvest oats as residents report visits from Louisville couple Michael Gurth and wife. Woodmen picnic draw large local turnout at Corydon on the Fourth. Rev F C Ruaf of Fredericksburg preached last Sunday evening. Joseph Schuppert returns from six months in Anderson Indiana. Prof Chantes Briscoe and Miss Mayme Louden of Moberly wed on the first of the month and plan to visit Indianapolis before relocating to Illinois.
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Chantes Briscoe
Mayme Louden
Moberly
Indianapolis
Illinois
Briscoe Louden Wedding Draws Large Local Crowd
Uncle Amos Burgess reports a fine mare lost last week in Moberly. Will Pitman from King Gibson county is in town painting. Miss Ida Eneleman returns home from Gibson county after a two week visit.
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Amos Burgess
Will Pitman
King
Gibson County
Our Town
Ida Eneleman
Famous Ox Brand Fertilizers Endorsed by Wheat Growers
Tennessee Chemical Co announces Famous Ox Brand Fertilizers as highly suited to local soil with the highest phosphoric acid content. Agents Baxter and Wolfe available for purchases. Mail note thanks farmers and seeks patronage for the coming season. Nashville Tenn. jy4-l2.
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Baxter & Wolfe
Central Fairview celebrates with sermon and visits
Fairview notices multiple local events including a community celebration at Central, construction on a dwelling for Mrs. Ed Rhodes, Rev. Patterson delivering a sermon last Sunday, and visits by Miss Dill Knapp to Corydon, Mrs. Amzi Weaver.
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Miss Dill Knapp
Corydon
Amzi Weaver
Epworth League Meetings and Socials Noted This Month
Epworth league draws large Sunday crowds as Miss Pearl Shaw visits her brother Dr L Shaw. Rev Wylie of Corydon lectures Thursday night July 12. B D Baker and family visit his mother near here. Youths attend Tompson's chapel children's day service Sunday afternoon. Ice cream supper at Eph Engleman Saturday night July 14 with good waste provided. all invited.
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Wylie
Corydon
Tompson's Chapel
Eph Engleman’s
Barrens Community Visitors Note Social Calls
The Democrat lists local visiting people including Ben Jordan visiting his sister Helen Ging Amelia Scharf visiting Daisy Stonecipher George Dietrich visiting Waitersburg and others in Corydon, Mary Gleitz and Mary Bullett households noted.
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Ben Jordan
Sister
Mrs
Helen Ging
Amelia Scharf
Daisy Stonecipher
George Dietrich
Waitersburg
Beechwoods Church Set for July 15 Basket Social
Titus notes a Beechwoods church basket meeting on Sunday, July 15. A lawn social is planned near Titus post office. Claire Best resigns from Jeffersonville government post for health, returning home then plans to depart July 11 for Arizona.
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Beechwoods Church
Titus Post Office
Claire Best
Jeffersonville
Arizona
Real Estate Transfers and Local remedies noted
Jsanee N. Byerly transfers 40 acres to Samantha A. Peas for $05. Geo. K. Gwartney transfers part Corydon lot 64 for $1,000 to J. E. Walter. John W. Summers transfers 10 acres to Harry Satter for $20. A neighbor notes cholera infantum case treated with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with full recovery. Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio endorses the remedy and local druggist E S Crosier offers it for sale.
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Jsanee N. Byerly
Samantha A. Peas
Geo. K. Gwartney
J.E. Walter
Corydon
John W. Summers
Harry Satter
Chamberlain
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
E. S. Crosier
A Fruitless Mission Before Kansas City Convention
Indiana Republican leaders sought to prevent Webster Davis from speaking at the Kansas City convention. Davis, a former Assistant Secretary of the Interior under McKinley, refused to alter his stance and said he would speak frankly. His speech is highlighted in this issue of Tuk Derwo-CRAT.
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Hernly
Indiana
Kansas City
Webster Davis
McKinley
Davis
Stellas Sickness and Blue River Chapel Notes
White Cloud updates record Miss Stella Byerly ill Rev Daugherty gave an excellent sermon at Blue River chapel Sunday afternoon Sunday school and Y P C A grow with attendance Everyone invited Miss Ethel Conrad visits Miss Abbie London near Moberly Barbecue at Leavenworth drew many from the area Grant Satterfield travels to Princeton Elmer Shaw from Shaffer s Ridge learns to walk the Blue River bridge Joan Little returns home from Salem visiting parents in Rabbit
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Daugherty
Blue River Chapel
Elmer Shaw
Shaffer’s Ridge
Blue River Bridge
Wedding plans hinted as local gossip spreads
Central residents note a forthcoming wedding while Miss Lou Watson is ill. Thomas Miller was present Sunday and Harve Frakes works for Will Pitman. Rev Keagy preached a strong sermon and Miss Mary Wiseman visited her aunt near Central. Walter Frakes visited Pearl Dean last week.
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Mary Wiseman
Central
Walter Frakes
Pearl Dean
A Good Cough Medicine Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Thousands claim health restored by Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It cures stubborn coughs and lung troubles when other treatments fail, offering renewed health. For sale by E Crosier Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Crosier
Fewer Lynchings Reflect Rising Public Sentiment in 1899
The Chicago Tribune statistician reports 1899 set the smallest lynching record since 1885. Public opinion has turned against lynching nationwide, especially in the South, with increased press coverage making outrages more visible and attracting scrutiny despite fewer incidents.
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Chicago Tribune
Evening Post
Commissioners' allowances in Harrison County Indiana 1900
A complete list of expenditures approved by the Harrison County Board of Commissioners at the July 1900 session. Items include payments to Watson Willey Wolf Bell Bowling Clark Conrad Baelz insane, jail, assessors, janitor, sheriff fees, asylum, roads, inquests, and various officers with amounts listed.
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Board of County Commissioners
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
James A. Watson
Chas. W. Willey
Thos. J. Wolf
Court House
Horace Bell
Daniel J. Bowling
W. W. Clark
Dola Conrad
John M. Baelz
Imsane
Ben
Tee
Levi Sappenfield
Divorce Notice in Harrison Circuit Court 1900
The plaintiff James S Smith through Weathers Stotsenberg Breeden files a complaint in Harrison Circuit Court September Term 1900 against Lou Daisy Smith. An affidavit shows she is a non resident of Indiana and a necessary party. She must appear on the first day of the next term, September 1900, at Corydon courthouse to answer.
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State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
James S.smith
Lou Daisy Smith
Weathers, Stotsenburg & Breeden
Corydon
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Congressional Township Fund
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Amos W. Yeager
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