Burnville notes and social updates from Centerville to Bradford
Sherman Taylor of Centerville visits Burnville. Pearl Hazzard to reside in New Albany. Blanche Byrne visits Bradford last week. Wm Kelley and Mrs Kelley of New Albany spend weekend here. Joann Mosier returns from Georgetown. Mary Smith returns from Illinois. Jose Byrn visits brother Lee Byrn near Crandall and friends at New Salisbury. Joseph Armstrong from Georgetown visits son Raymond. Willie Byrne improves enough to fish with Dr Beeler. Newton Byrn’s daughter ill but improving. Sinder family moves to West Pullman Illinois for work. Buffalo Bill referenced. local news needed. Sappenich and Flinn pass through en route to Georgetown for decorating services. Strawberry crop short due to frost and drought. J P and Ed C Sappenfield ship about 200 cases. Mitchell varieties hit by drought. Raspberry crop prospects good. George W McCullough, Edwardsville resident and 12th Ind Battery veteran, dies at 77 and buried near Edwardsville. Philip Muartin and Roy Martin start rock fence post business east of town. Posts sold by the mentioned parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Taylor
Centerville
Our Town
Pearl Hazzard
New Albany
Blanche Byrne
Bradford
Wm. H. Kelley
Kelley
Joann Mosier
Georgetown
Mary Smith
Illinois
Jose Byen
Burnville
Lee Byrn
Crandall
New Salisbury
Joseph Armstrong
Raymond
Tanly
Willie T. Byrne
Dr. Beeler
Newton Byrn
George Sinder
West Pullman
Buffalo Bill
Buffalo
Harry Sappentich
Verlia Flinn
Drouth
Ed C. Sappenfield
George W. McCullough
Edwardsville
One Hundred Dollar Reward for Catarrh Cure
The advertisement offers 100 dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo as makers and includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists. It states the cure is taken internally and 75 cents per bottle, with testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Abstract title service promoted in Harrison county
An ad-promotes abstracting real estate records by James B Brewster and Frank M Wilson offering complete title from the Government up to the present time. The note includes Chamberlain's Salve benefits and a 25 cent price per box offered by C R Watson successor to E S Crosier & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
James B. Brewster
Frank M. Wilson
Chamberlain
C. R. Watson
E. S. Crosier & Co
Juao
Community News Briefs From Local Families
Charles Swarens listed as sick. New baby girl born to Mr and Mrs C A Sims. Dr H L Bridgeman visited relatives. W H Dyer visited Corydon. Edward Wright and wife visiting in New Albany. W K Bruner and wife visiting son in New Albany. Rev Taylor buys property. G E Sims property purchased. Mayme Sheler visiting sister in New Albany. Lillie Bridgeman staying with brother Thomas. Maud Byrne visiting Pearl Leffler in New Salisbury. Mrs Oscar Lamb and Mrs Will Lefer traveled to the city. Beatrice Sims and Mrs Ed Evans back on the sick list but able to go out. James Stiner and wife of New Albany visiting. Amos Blunk injured breaking right arm after a fall from straw. Chester Melton temporarily covering depot duties at Dupaw. Carl Wagner in. Memorial services held at U B church conducted by Revs Hudson Taylor and Melton. attendance large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swarens
C. A. Sims
H. L. Bridgeman
W. H. Dyer
Corydon
Edward Wright
New Albany
W. K. Bruner
Yare
Bituer
Rev. Taylor
G. E. Sims
Mayme Sheler
Guy Sims
Christian Endeavor Society
U. B
Lillie Bridgeman
Thomas Bridgeman
Maud Byrne
New Salisbury
Pearl Leffler
Oscar Lamb
Will Lefer
Beatrice Sims
Ed. Evans
James Stiner
Amos Blunk
Chester Melton
Depauw
Carl Wagner
Grangers to Hold Decoration at Zoar Church
The Grangers of the county will hold decoration exercises on Sunday, June 17 at 2 PM at Zoar church, four miles northeast of Corydon. Good speakers will be present to address attendees. Everyone is invited to attend and spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoar Church
Corydon
Multiple land transfers and ads in a county notice
A list shows transfer of parcels from Elizabeth E Troncin to Lafayette Troncin for 34 acres, David A Lagle to Harriett R Lagle for 40 acres, and others including 15, 243 and 2 acre deeds with prices. The page also contains an advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and an old tool ad by V H Bullett & Son suggesting a sickle grinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth E. Troncin
Lafayette Troncin
David A. Lagle
Harriett R. Lagle
George E. Sims
Hannah Taylor
Crandall
Harrison County
Frank H. Dodge
Robert J. Smith
Charles A. Watson
Thomas
Corydon
Zabez G. Moore
Walter N. Allen
Purchase money secured by note and mortgage on real estate
The arrangement provides one-third cash with the remaining two-thirds financed by a promissory note from the purchaser to the Guardian. The note, due in two years, is secured by a mortgage on the described real estate. Guardian Phillipvine Frederick. May 21, 1906, inMyzes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Phillipvine Frederick
inMyzes
Notice to Non-Resident Sealed by Harrison Circuit Court
Notice from Corydon Iowa area records dated May 1 1906 shows James A McRaa f Clerk Harrison Circuit Court with Deputy Amos Lemmon affixed seal. This non resident notice records a formal court action and appearance requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
James A. McRaaf
Harrison Circuit Court
Amos Lemmon
Sale of Real Estate by Mary Gilmore's Administrator
The administrator of Mary Gilmore's estate will sell at public auction in Harrison County Indiana at Elizabeth on May term 1906 at 1 pm. The properties include Lots 45 and 46 in Elizabeth and several parcels described by metes and bounds. Purchasers pay one third now with two installments due in six and twelve months secured by notes bearing six percent interest. James Wilson administrator May 21 1906. Wm Ridley attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gilmore
Th Ee Circuit Court
Harrison County
Indiana
Elizabeth
Jones Aley
Buck Creek
Said
James Wilson
Ridley, Atty
Sheriff's Sale in Corydon Indiana Declares Property of Eugene Villiar
By order of sale in Harrison Circuit Court led by Plaintiff George W. Applegate the real estate of Eugene Villiar in Harrison County Indiana is offered at public auction at the Corydon courthouse between 10 pm and 4 pm. The tract totals 50 acres including 40 acre main parcel and 20 acre fractional section plus rents and profits for up to seven years if needed. The sale begins with rents and profits then proceeds to fee simple title if sufficient funds remain. Deputy Clerk William Bo Lobby signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Circuit Court
George W. Applegate
Joseph W. Bauer
Eugene Villiar
Corydon
Indiana
Harrison County
Section Thirteen
Spring Branch
Stone Bluff
J. P. Farnsley
George Bauer
Bo Lobby
Land opportunities in Eastern Arkansas and White River country
Land rents per acre in eastern Arkansas and northern Louisiana range 7.50 to 15 with clearing costs 6 to 10 per acre. Rich alluvial soil yields cotton values from 15 to 60 per acre. alfalfa, corn, fruit and vegetables also prosper. Cheap rolling hill land in Texas and nearby areas supports stock raising, with improved farms from 10 to 24 per acre. Descriptive literature and maps available by request. Missouri Pavelle-Iton Mountain System Lines offer reduced round trips on select dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
White River
R. T. G. Matthews
Louisville
Ho. Co. Townsend
Gen
St. Louis
Elizabeth and Posey Township Bid for Joint High School Building
Sealed bids for a joint graded high school building in Elizabeth are due by 8 PM on Saturday June 9 1906. Bids may be rejected in whole or part. Plans and specifications available from Chas J Detrick president of the board or O L Huston Posey Township trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Posey Township
Chas J. Detrick
Baghidot
Fizageeh
O. L. Huston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lane
Abe Williams
C. RK. Atson
J. S. Crosier & Co
V H. Bullett & Son
John G. Frederick
Louis Simon
State of
Harrison Circuit
Annie R Martin
Cort Martin
Major W. Funk
Sheriff’s Sale
Kentucky Wall Plaster Co
Jeffersonville
Ind
Hoosier
Sackett Plaster Boards
Aving
John B. Crayden
Eureka
Eli E. Crayden
Ramsey, Ind
Isaag Ebbert
Post Office
Corydon, Ind
Kentucky
Louisville, Ky
Southern Railway
Normal School of
Moores Hill College
Frederick L. Facley
FFERS
Frank Clare English
D. D
Moores Hill
Corydon, Indiana
Trust Department
J. W. McKinster
D. Alexander
T. Funk
W. E. Cook
Charles Martin
William Daniel
G. W. Applegate
G. F. Martin
H. C. Hays
Corydon National Bank
G. Wis Lovee
Ag Srp
J. P. Jackson
Orleans, Ind
Corydon Junction
Marengo
Milltown
Rela
Ilinois
Tennessee
Mississippi
Aames
James E. Caldwell
Leland Huy
Sec
T. ED. Webb
Lune
R. A
Land of the Sky
Asheville
N. C
Hendersonville
Brevard
Toxaway
Sapphire Country
G. B. Allen
Ageng
Chemical Building
S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Ochioagg
Louisville, New
Abany & Corydon B
Huntingburg
Evansville
McKinley Boyle
G. W. Briffett
French Lick
West Baden Springs
Chas. H. Rockwell
Trafic
Chicago
Frank J. Reed
PTAA
Green's
Rochester
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