Roll of Honor Subscriptions to THE DEMOCRAT Listed
Subscribers and donors listed from New Albany to Corydon and beyond. Names include Wm Huntsinger J L Winders Carrie Hays Fred Windison Abraham Fleshman Henry Weilbaker Peter Weilbaker and many others across Indiana Kentucky and Illinois with multiple towns cited such as Corydon New Albany Lanesville Elizabeth Palmyra Uniontown Prairie and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Huntsinger
New Albany
TS. Pitman
Aveha
J. L. Winders
Louisville
W. A. Pierson
C. Meyer
Lanesville
David J. Pitman
Murray
Neb
FE. Fragil
Hill Grove
H.C. Windell
Eureka Springs
Ark
Carrie Hays
Bloomington
Tod
J. W. Sappenfield
Corydon
Fred Windisn
Deer Creek
I. F
Joseph Peles
Lon Wiseman
Uniontown
John W. Ling
Idlewild
Peter Weilbaker
Palmyra
Henry Weilbaker
St.Joseph
Ward Brown
I.j.fleshmann
New Amsterdam
Abraham Fleshman
Valley City
Willan Jacobs
MUN Pathks
James Bard
Depruw
Weary Hardison
Breekenridee
Farmers Basket Picnic at Brown's Grove this August
Harrison G range No 2183 and Franklin Grange Na lays of Harrison county Indiana host a basket picnic near Corydon at Brown's Grove north east of Corydon. Hon Henry Coup of Columbus will speak along with other able speakers. Recitations music refreshments and attractions planned. All invited for a day to aid farmers and families in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison G
Franklin Grange
Harrison County
Ind
Brown
Corydon
Auerove
MET Md Tns
Henry Coup
Comombus
L Smiva
C.M. Brownn
Agnes Brown
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Harvest Strength
Ramsey hosts cornet band as hay crop proves strong. Lewis Reinhardt visits his father William Reinhardt while Miss Ben Copeland of Cincinnati visits J. R. White. Stanly Perry of Corydon visits friends. Emery Lee and wife from Milltown stay with James Carter Sunany Ed. Adams breaks rib in wager mishap. Mrs. Charlotte Barnette and Blanche visit James Carter. E. E. Crayden and wife visit Marion Deweese at New Salisbury. George Beal's threshing machine audible in area. Wheat outlook bright. Miss Ida Louden visiting Hoopeston, Illinois sister Mrs. J. Welker. Maggie, Lula Coleman and Lottie Worrell of Jeffersonville visit H. J. Bye. Mayme White, just back from Kentucky, is sick. Ed Weining and wife, recently married, feted by about forty. Refreshments and Hancock Chapel string band. All enjoy a festive evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beal
Ida Louden
Hoopeston
Iinois
J. Welker
Ed. Weining
Hancock Chapel
Mr. Weining
Real Estate Transfers Record Summary
Ambrose Otis transfers 20 acres to James Ollis. Reuben Case transfers 6 acres to Henry Klotz for 55 dollars. Eliza L Watson transfers 40 acres to Laura A McCartyr for 175. Anthony Kannapel to John H Kannapel half interest in 14 acres Ft 250. Benjamin B Stevens to Minerva Stroud. Philip B Loughmiller to J H Stemm 4 acres for 100 dollars. George Martin to Elizabeth Martin 8 acres valued at 1350 pounds. Morton C Miller to Mayme I Hardsaw Lot No 4 Valley City 150. George Haas to Lydia Hottell and others ni s acres for 3.56 dollars. Annie Reinhardt and others to Carrie Bean 342 acres for 230. John W Shireman to Emmet RK Shireman 33 acres. W M Meyer to Joe Martin Hausz (see deed) 150. E A Winn to J E Bird Lots 1 and 2 for 200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Otis
James Ollis
Reuben EK
Case
Henry Klotz
Eliza L. Watson
Laura A. McCartyr
Anthony Kannapel
John H. Kannapel
Benj
B. Stevens
Minerva Stroud
Philip B. Loughmiller
J.H. Stemm
George Martin
Elizabeth Martin
Morton C. Miller
Mayme I. Hardsaw
Valley City
George Haas
Lydia Hottell
Ni's Acres
Annie Reinhardt
Carrie Bean
John W. Shireman
Emmet RK. Shireman
Wm. Meyer Joe Martin Hausz
E. A. Winn
J. E. Bird
Farmers Picnie and Grave Observances Highlight Local Notes
The piece notes a farmers picnic at M Brown's grave on August 9 and mentions Little Mattie Welman's illness. It records Horace Fiora and family attending a New Amsterdam celebration, Nellie Bell returning from visiting Mrs Grable, injuries from a swing accident to Miss Grace Buxley and Nellie Bell, and Lee Ota Welman returning home with her parents after a visit to Edwardsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Fiora
New Amsterdam
Nellie Bell
Henry Grable
Grace Buxley
Lee Ota Welman
Edwardsville
Local Resident Praises Dysentery Remedy Experience
J A Kelly cites a common US experience and endorses Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a dysentery attack last summer. He used it as directed and recovered faster than with prior remedies. The note lists Henderson North Carolina resident Ivelly and Crosier's Corner Drug Store as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kelly
United States
Chamberlain
Mr. Ivelly
Henderson
N.C
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Dear Departed Mrs Windish Remembered At Quiet IA Scene
Obituary noting Mrs Elizabeth Windish died July 3 1902 aged 45 years 5 months 7 days survived by husband two sons and two daughters with relatives and friends. The verse memorial recalls faith patience and reunion hope and lists local happenings and visits from area residents and a Saturday social at John Kintner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Windish
Golden Wedding at 50th Anniversary Celebration
Saturday July 12 marked the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fluhr. Neighbors delivered baskets and tokens before a noon dinner in their country home. The couple married in 1852 at St Bouffage church Louisville Ky and later settled on their township farm. They have seven living children and thirty-two grandchildren, all nearby except one daughter in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Fluhr
St. Bouffage Church
Louisville
John State
Muscatine
Community Events and Local Socials Highlight August Plans
The item notes a August celebration at Rehoboth and an August 2 excursion on the steamer Sunshine. It mentions an ice cream supper and singing at Thompson Brown�s home hosted by Misses Nancy and Gertrude Brown with 56 attendees. Harve Conrad is listed on the sick list. Read THE DEMOCRAT for news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Conrad
Sunshine
Thompson Brown
Nancy
Gertrude Brown
Death of Little Andy in Breckenridge
Death of eight year old Andy son of Mr and Mrs James Emily of Breckenridge dated July 6 or 8 and buried at the Catholic burying ground. The verse notes he is asleep in Jesus and God called him home. Local obituary style memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
James Emily
Pear Breckenridge
Jesus
God
Grand Celebration in Perseverence Grove Aug 9 1902
A public event planned for August 9 1902 in A P Kittermans grove near F Perseverance chapel by the Perseverence M E Sabbath school. All schools invited. Proceeds for church repairs. La rative Bromo Quinine advertised with no cure no pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Kitterman's
Elizabeth News Notes and Local Visits
Elizabeth correspondents report visits among regional families. Burres Helfer of Indianapolis stays with cousin John Cooper near Elizabeth, while Miss Jennie McRae of Kentucky vacations with her father Wm F McRae near Andrew Ebert. Leona Ebert attended a local colored basket meeting at Sugar Grove. Hazel Wortham of Elizabeth returns from Paducah Kentucky with cousins Ella and Kate Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burres Helfer
Indianapolis
John Cooper
Elizabeth
Jennie McRae
Kentucky
Wm. F. McRae
Andrew Ebert
Leona
Colored Basket Meeting
Sugar Grove
Hazel Wortham
Paducah
Ella
Kate Sanders
Local families on sick list and visits across towns
Mrs. Minerva Watson is on the sick list. Miss Cora Flora visits her sister in Louisville. D. C. Jones and family of Louisville visited J. H. Flora. Robert Watson and family of New Middletown visit William Flora. Mrs. Stella Jameson of New Albany stayed with sister Mrs. Hattie Denbos Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Watson
Cora Flora
Louisville
D. C. Jones and Family
J. H. Flora and
Robert Watson
New Middletown
William Flora
Stella Jameson
New Albany
Hattie Denbos
Wells Endorses Chamberlain Pain Balm for Strains
Mr F H Wells of Deer Park Long Island says Chamberlain Pain Balm is the best liniment for strains. He used it last winter for a severe lameness in the side caused by a strain and报告 quick relief and cure. For sale at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Wells
Deer Park Long Island, N. Y
Chamberlain
Crosier’s
Inquest Finds Young Richmer Killed by Lightning
Indiana coroner W S Nye reports that Anthony Joseph Richmer died in Posey township Harrison County on June 15 1902 after being struck by lightning. The boy about 2 years old stood 5 feet 9 inches tall with dark hair grey eyes and weighed 160 pounds found in his yard wearing work clothes with a purse containing 83 cents a piece of tobacco and two handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W.S. Nye
Harrison County
Indiana
Anthony Joseph Richmer
Posey Township
Hhis Yard
W.S. Nye
Road construction survey report for Posey township Indiana
Harrison County Indiana engineers and viewers report on a proposed two section free gravel road in Posey township. Section 1 runs 18114 feet at 30 feet wide with cost 27718.87 dollars and Section 2 runs 2446 feet with cost 571980 dollars. Damages awarded to several individuals. Detailed specifications cover grading drainage culverts bridges materials and construction standards including live loads 100 pounds per square foot and four to one safety factors. The report includes profiles exhibits and requirements for contractor performance and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
State of
Indiana
Posey Township
Nancy F. Huffman
Crah Fy, Stewart and
John T. Yeager
Dick T Carter
Station 124
Snr
County Connaissener i
Knob Creek
Bridgeport
Pee Ben. Jordan
Robert B. Neel
Joseph T. Brown
Posey Township Election on Gravel Road Construction
Legal voters of Posey township Harrison county Indiana vote August 6 1902 for or against building the described gravel or macadamized road per the Board of Commissioners order at its July term 1902 maps on file in the Auditor's office and acts of the legislature with an emergency clause attached James A Watson A H C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
James A. Watson
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Cincinnati
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Stanly Perry
Emery Lee
Milltown
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Sunany
Adams
Charlotte Barnette
Blanche
E. E. Crayden
Marion Deweese
New Salisbury
Maggie
Lula Coleman
Lottie Worrell
Jeffersonville
H. J. Bye
Mayme White
Little Mattie
Mrs. Welmain
Mica Akes
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Caldy
Wh. Fleece
Kate Snyder
Heckelman’s
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Frank Daniels
Minnie Hofferkamp
Mrs. C. Walbaum
David Marshall
Miss Pearl Sia
U Bryant & Stratton Business College
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Flavius Haus and
Lorenzo Barks
Board of Review
Edward Jones
Mauckport
Edward Simcox
John Kintner
Convenience
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Ide. M. Snyder
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E. Market St.s
Louisville, KY
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Kanaier
Hopkins
Corydon, Ind
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Crecelius
Main St
Drug Trust
Carter
Greene
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St. James
Pierce
Discovery Rider
Golden
McLaughlin
Paine
Warner
Castoria
Munyon
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Nider
Soan Packer
Maxin
Trust
East Main Street
New, Albany
B. F. Hurst
T. G. Winkler
Philip Koch
John Koch & Son
State Street
New Albany, Ind
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Maden Square
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