Lanesville Notables and Visits Highlight Local News
Lanesville residents report illness among A M Eisert Sr Joseph H Schneider and S C Walker regaining strength. Isaac Bowman from near Corydon visited his son’s family. Arthur Mosier threshes about 1100 bushels of wheat on 30 acres. Mrs Cathie Arzer from Louisville reviews the Senior Editor’s Western trip. Visits extend as Wm Voelker and relatives host Louisville guests, with several family gatherings and passages of relatives between Lanesville and Floyd County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mosier
Lanesville
Cathie Arzer
Louisville
P. W. Voelker
Wm. Voelker
Elizabeth
Emma Bardo
Louis P. Zabel
Oscar Bardo
L. P. Zabel
Amedee Crupsey
Corydon
Harriet T. Dropgey
John Hubert
Floyd County
Rainy threshing season in New Middletown area
Plenty of rain slows nothing as threshing runs full tilt in New Middletown. Farmers busy cutting hay while the Wolfe and Luther families host and visit neighbors including Miss Lillie Newman staying with Henry Wolfe. Sebastian Guenther and John Wolfe families also visit Henry Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wolfe
Lillie Newman
Paulena Luther
Anna
John Luther
Sebastian Guenther
John Wolfe
Buy It Now Now Offers Chamberlain Remedy at Crosiers Corner
Urges readers to purchase Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now claiming immediate need and potential life saving value. Advertises at Crosiers Corner Drug Store with emphasis on quick relief and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Crosiers Corner
Seven Springs Local Notes Reflect Illness and Visits
Lucille Wells and Joseph Duncan are noted as ill with typhoid fever while Cathryn Duckwall remains on the sick list. A string of social visits includes Miss Ethel Doane, Mrs. Charles Gray, Mrs. John Foreman, Mrs. Laura Goss, and others. Mary Bauer returns home after attending business college in New Albany as several residents travel between Louisville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Wells
Joseph Duncan
A. H. Duckwall
Dave Wells
Mamie Duckwall
Ethel Doane
Belle Cross
Ruth Walters
Charles Gray
Henry Menzer
Charles Menzes
John Foreman
Florence Schultha
Alberta
Laura Goss
Mary Bauer
Atding Business College
New Alang
William Wallace
William Archer
Wm. Kieser
Wm. Kreutzer
Louisville
Have Your Cows Examined
A. W. Fry of the Corydon Creamery received notice from Louisville health authorities requiring quarterly veterinary certs proving cattle health with all milk shipments. Patrons are urged to have their cattle examined and report certificates to Mr. Fry promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Fry
Corydon Creamery
Health Department of
Louisville
Corydon
Mr. Fry
Apples and Flour Barrels for Sale in Corydon Shop
Apples and flour barrels offered for sale at my shop in south Corydon or by leaving orders with The W. H. Keller & Co. Jy19-4w Humphrey Keller Co. Alice Sieg, daughter of Wm. UW, is visiting relatives in Salem, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Corydon
W. H. Keller & Co
Humphrey, Keller Co
Alice
Wm. UW
Local Notices From Hancock Area Gatherings and Illnesses
Hancock area residents report several illnesses including Albert Lofton and Mrs. John Kennedy. Visitors travel between Corydon Junction New Albany Frederickburg Depauw and nearby homes. Families such as Harrells Harrells Crayden Stucker and Kennedy are mentioned with social visits and health concerns.
Lucky Corner Births a Son and Local Updates
Lucky Corner reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Curt Sheve. Eureka Telephone project expected to complete in about ten days. Mrs. Laura Leitheiser and her son Ben of Terre Haute visit Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alstott. Lola Nolot returns home after two months with grandmother north of Depauw. Mr. and Mrs. Will Bowling of Elizabeth visit Mrs. B's parents, H. H. Alexander and wife. Ethel Alcott returns home after a month in the Falls Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Leitheiser
Ben
Terre Haute
J. M. Alstott
Lola Nolot
Depauw
Will Bowling
Elizabeth
H. H. Alexander
Ethel Alcott
Falls Cities
Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement claims a single day cure for colds using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. Promises money-back refund if it fails and features E W Groves signature on each box. Price listed as 25c with an early 1900s style attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Grove
Local Notes and Community Happenings in Hursttown
Weather and crops prosper as rains aid seeds and vegetables. Residents Jake Rosenbarger and Rosa Sieg visit relatives. threshing beefs up with eighty six cents per bushel for wheat. Thomas Winn marries Mrs. Berger. funeral for Nellie Carr. Trustee A J Eaton plans a new No 6 schoolhouse, with site debates and a road access condition along the Corydon Branch Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Rosenbarger
Millton
Thomas L. Wright
Gus Sieg
Frenchtown
Geo. Wright
Jesse Satterfield
English
Corydon
Thomas Winn
Berger
John Berger
Pamsey
Nellie
Douglass Carr
H. Hudson
A. J. Eaton
Corydon Branch
Hendricks Bennett Wedding Plans Near Corydon
Bennett Hendricks and Miss Bessie Bennett will wed with a small relatives gathering. George Hendricks, employed at the Keller factory, will move Corydon as their future home. The Democrat offers congratulations. Also, Miss Warda Stevens and Howard Hobbs visited the Sieg family in Satem, Indiana, on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bennett
Dr. Bennett
George Hendricks
Hendricks
Keller Factory
Corydon
Democrat
Warda Stevens
Howard Hobbs
Satem
Ind
Tiis
H. Sieg
Campground News From Walter B Cooper and Nearby Families
Little Harold Holmes is very ill. Many relatives and friends from Cory New Middletown Iris Elizabeth Louisville and New Albany visited, including Miss Mabel Shuck Miss Gertie Miller and Rev John Poucher. Poucher will speak at Rogers Camp Ground on July 20 about Our Country's Possibilities and Responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Holmes
Jennie Cooper
Florence
Cory
Mabel Shuck
New Middletown
Jettie Cooper
Gertie Miller
Iris
Lizzie Stallings
Guy Evans
Chattanooga
Tenn
G. W. Wolpert
Eva
Ethel Zimmerman
Dogwood
J. L. Cooper
Jake Moore
Lanesville
Samuel McRae
John Funk
William, Hilderbrand
Elizabeth
Albert Smith
Emma Taylor
New Albany
Frank Holmes
C. L. Carnes
Lois McRae
Rehoboth
Isaac Peters
Louisville
Michael Kirkham
John Poucher
Rogers’ Camp
Otterbein Social Notes and Local Trips Report
Frank Wiseman on the sick list. Fred Yeager left for Kupets. Chas Wise and family moved to Mauckport. Roy and Willie Boone of Dogwood visited Fred Yeager. A basket meeting is planned in Rissler's grove near Otterbein church on July 30. Mr and Mrs Grover Jacobs of Glidas visited Mrs J s Parents, Mr and Mrs David Hisey. Sundi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wiseman
Fred Yeager
Kupets
Chas. Wise
Mauckport
Roy
Willie Boone
Dogwood
Rissler’s Grove
Otterbein Church
Grover. Jacobs
Glidas
David Hisey
Sundi
Bradford Notes and Local Notices
Miss Rose Stamm of Louisville visits her mother while Elden Ellis buys an interest in David Ellis store. Ramsey camp meeting draws attendees and a preacher may visit. Frank Stamm plans a tall iron fence for his home. Miss Eila Parker from Louisville tends her rheumatic mother. Naveltown hosts Catholic church dinner on Sunday July 9. Buffalo Bill compares to wild pony transfer as Wm Sappenfield and uncle Wilbur engage in pony training. Joe and Mrs Bansall return from Louisville with carpentry plans for a local house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Stamm
Louisville
Elden Ellis
David Ellis
Ramsey
Frank Stamm
Eila Parker
Wm. Sappenfield
Buffalo Bill
Wilbur Sappenfield
Joe Bansall
Central. 8. A. Douglas and harvest notes
The thresher’s whistle is heard. Willard Tindall drives a bunter wagon for J. H. Roby as wheat harvests progress. Cortez Watson shows some improvement after illness. The team won the tan dollar prize at the fairgrounds on the Fourth. Win Blake and family visited John near Rehoboth in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Tindall
J. H. Roby
Cortez Watson
Fair Grounds
Also Mentioned on This Page
AVING
PRICE
Lot
Axminster Art
Wilton
Raverbury Te Onan
A. M. Eisert, SR
Joseph H. Schneider
Isaac Bowman
S. C. Walker
Seven Springs
Little Cathryn Duckwall
Hancock
F. L. Crayden
Thomas Ash
Albert Lofton
John Kennedy
Ottis
Delia Harrell
Palmyra
Charles Trowbridge
Miles
Lizzie Stucker
Corydon Junction
Ed. Peters
Ed. Radcliff
Daisy Turnbaugh
Jeffersonville
Bettie Harrell
Mesdames
Katie Johnson
Katie Shepherd
O. E. Alstott
Curt Sheve
Eureka Telephone Will.e
Hursttown
T. W
Bennett Hendricks
Walter B. Cooper
Otterbein
Hiawatha
Bradford
Central
A. Douglass
Blake
John
Ose
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