Byrnville Notes On Weddings Baseball and Local Happenings
In Burnville residents discuss a near wedding and social visits from George T. Duncan and his daughters. Miss Blanche Hazzard starts her first school term this winter. Wm H Kelley and family, of New Albany, visited last week. Journal mentions a missing rubber tire replacement and a rattling buggy incident Sunday evening. Dr Byrn from Cotvdon Junction makes calls. Mrs Rebecca Arene plans to auction personal property after harvest and move to Washington with daughter Mrs Cora Reitz. Byrnville baseball team loses 9 to 6 to Crandall, with invitation to play again. C I Dick entertained with new scenes and a baby eating oatmeal during three-night stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Fair Ground
Blanche Hazzard
Wm. H. Kelley
New Albany
Abe
George T. Duncan
Georgetown
Goldie Fouts
Icy Byrn
Charles M. Byrn
George Clipp
Galena
W. W. Kepley
Enoch Martin
Marengo
Lena Enelowun
Mins Nie Summers
Leland B. Lynn
Dr. Byrn
Rebecca Arene
Piace
State of Washington
Cora Reitz
Byreville
Crandall
Byrnville
C. I. Dick
Mr. Dick
James Jenkins
Sam
Jim
Sam Snyder
Forrest Reas
James Bell
Miss Roxie
Henry Ludlow
Hal Hedges
Lois Blanche
Stephen Hunter
Pitman Woodmen Picnic At Fairground On July Fourth
Moberly area notes report Pitman Woodmen gathering at the fairground to celebrate July Fourth. Locals discuss church services, visits, and community happenings including Miss Trogie Langlemare from Nevin, Sallie Shucs returning from visiting sister Mrs. Ed Watson near Valley City, and Rose Davis leading a music class near Depauw. Orville Sieg family hosted Pete Burgess family, Rev Moran preached a funeral for Harmon’s little daughter, a Corydon fishing party passed through, J W G Londen bought a new buggy, and Jula Baver stays with Mrs Charles Marshery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Shucs
Ed. Watson
Valley City
Rose Davis
Depauw
Corydon
W.G. Moran
New Salisbury Events And Sermons Noted In Local Notices
The town records a July 4 Woodmen picnic at fair grounds and a series of sermons and visits. Rev Polhemus delivered a strong Sunday sermon while Rev Hudson spoke at Matt's. Local residents, including Miss Lula Hoehn and Miss Kate Feling, visited friends and relatives in Corydon and Milltown. The nineteenth annual township commencement is planned for June 9 at the New Salisbury church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polhemus
M. D. Deweese
Lula Hoehn
Milltown
Rev. Hudson
Matt
Kate Feling
Corydon
Will Shuck
New Salisbury
Annual Franklin township and Lanesville graduation noted
The 16th annual public school commencement for Franklin township and Lanesville corporation was held June 3 at the Catholic school hall. Seven graduates presented strong addresses with Irene Smith receiving high praise for The City and the Country Girl. Other details include speakers M Pleasant Jenkins and George G. Schafer, and graduates Walter C. Miller Joseph Yost Bertha Palmer Otho Perkins Oscar Thomas Trene S. Smith Julius Zabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Elbers
Maude Walker
Mayme F Endris
New Albany Friends
Franklin Township
Lanesville Corporation
Irene Smith
M. Pleasant Jenkins
New Albany
Leonard Suess
Joseph Mueller
Mueller
Sam C. Walker
Our Town
Herman Altgeier
Leona Hahn
Father A. Peesskamp
Fred Zabel
Henry
John Zabel& Son
John
Henry Zabel
Gertrude Kastelener
Carrie Pressler
Elnora Michels
Matilda Himmelheber
Mary Wiseman
Isabella
Anna Schellenberger
Mary Kesterleiner
John Zeller
Messrs
Jesse Cole
Albert Lutz
Herman Ott
Sam Himmelhaber
Joseph Wiseman
George Bauer
Gertrude
Bradford Hears July 4 Woodmen Picnic and Local News
Community notes from Bradford mention the Woodmen Picnic at Fair Ground on July 4, Steve Harper buying fine cattle, Rev Hudson’s sermon at U B church, and visits by John Langford and Ulrich Siler. Also reports D C Dick’s departure, spring strawberry season, and Captain Martin with Dr Koston turtle hunting along Raccoon Creek yielding twenty turtles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Fair Ground
Steve Harper
Daniel Boone Martin
Charles Koston
Bradford
Raccoon Creek
Martin
In Loving Remembrance of Florence Arnold
Florence Arnold of Anderson Indiana died June 2 1905 after a lingering illness. She was born January 7 1871 aged 34 years 5 25 days. Survived by husband T Arnold, five brothers and two sisters. Poem pleads fond memory until the heavenly face. Keller sewing machine ad notes a 5-drawer drop-head ball bearing model for $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
A. Arnold
Tarnold
Anderson
Ind
Keller
Mauckport Progress Slow on Distillery and Local News
Ed Douglass tours Louisville hotel work while Ed Craig practices law in Evansville and visits friends. Many attend Woodmen decoration at Central and a birthday dinner for veterans. News spans marriages rumors, deaths of Lee George in Corydon, Olga Brady burial, and local church and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Douglass
Louisville
Seelbach Hotel
Black Creek Community Notices and Local Happenings
Miss Emma Knoell stays at this place with Mr. Fred Gruens. Roscoe Kerr of Louisville visited last week. Miss Rosa Ott hosted a party for Miss Fanny Fossey of Jeffersonville visiting her cousin Mrs. Emma Payton. Elmore Kerr returned after strawberry picking and is welcomed back. August Ott Joe Day and William Bell took a quick trip to New Albany. William Williams welcomed a 12 pound boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Knoell
Fred Gruens
Roscoe Kerr
Louisville
Rosa Ott
Fanny Fossey
Jeffersonville
Emma Payton
Elmore Kerr
Smith
Messrs
August Ott
Joe Day
William Bell
New Albany
William Williams
Woodmen Picnic at fair grounds in Heidelberg
The Democrat reports a Woodmen Picnic at the fair grounds with a welcome visitor noted. Grove smiles over a birth and a Shiloh commencement attendance by local youths. Anna Windell and Stella Snyder return from visits to New Albany and Louisville. Clarence Windell buys a new buggy. Mrs Mauck visits daughter Mrs Will Grove. Ice cream social planned Saturday night June 10. Stella Snyder to depart soon for Nebraska.
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the Democrat
Woodmen
Fair Ground
Grove
Shiloh
Anna Windell
Stella Snyder
New Albany
Louisville
Clarence Windell
Jacob Mauck
Will Grove
Nebraska
Birthday dinner for Samuel Stoby hosts veterans
Last Monday at the Heth township home of Samuel Stoby a 70th birthday anniversary gathering drew 125 people including 28 old soldiers and one Spanish American War veteran. Seven of Stoby’s own company attended with 12 regiments represented as war reminiscences and entertainments filled the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Stoby
Heth Township
Mr. Roby
Grace Russell at Woodmen Picnic Shorthand Notes
Local notes from Laconia recount visits and gatherings including Grace Russell at the Woodmen Picnic Pair Grounds in July. Widespread social calls, Sunday prayer meetings at Union Chapel, and family visits across nearby towns are listed. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Pindell is ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Stevens
Lizzie Stults
Grace Russell
Sydney May
Geo. Johns
Union Chapel
Frank Peters
Elizabeth
Ola Shields
Peter McRae
Harve Conrad
Chas, Carter and Family
Louisville
Pete McRae
Children Day Celebrations Prompt Community Visits
June 18 events draw families visiting relatives across towns. Rebecca Avery stays with Thomas Boston. Ivan McCoy of New Albany returns home. Dome and Hubbard families visit Bringle and Smith households. Lydia Hubbard and Kate Stevens visit Grace Adams at Corydon Junction. Margie Davis from Louisville visits Minnie and Flora Richert. Emma Dome and others attend Georgetown decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Avery
Thomas Boston’s
Ivan McCoy
New Albany
Chas. N. Dome
Wm. H. Hubbard
Hawilton
Allen Smith
Elizabeth N. Bringle
Jackson Bringle
Lydia Hubbard
Kate Stevens
Grace Adams
Corydon Junction
Margie Davis
Louisville
Minnie and
Flora Richert
Emma Dome
Maude/Byrn
Myrtle’Crandall
Avery
Georgetown
Illustrated booklet on resorts along the Chicago and North Western
Describes over a hundred resorts with hunting and fishing riches, 1600 lakes and trout streams, five detailed maps showing trails and wagon roads, plus a complete hotel and boarding house list. Sent for ten cents to cover postage. Desmond Stromire of Webster Township left to work on a farm in Illinois.
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Chicago & North-Western Railway
W. B. Kniskern
Jth Ave
Chicago
Uni
Desmond Stromire
Webster Township
Tllinois
Tragedian Robert Downing Praises Peruna as Heat Remedy
In remarks about Peruna actor Robert Downing says heat intolerance lessens with Peruna use. He calls it a preventative against summer illnesses and a safeguard against malaria, noting its cooling action on mucous membranes aids vocalists. Dr Hartman promotes Peruna as systemic catarrh remedy.
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Robert Downing
Peruna
Hartman
United States
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Campground notes and local visits in Elizabeth vicinity
Campground item lists Walter B Cooper and Woodmen picnic at fair ground in July. Sickness improves in the area. William Lamb killed a five foot six inch cow snake on his farm. Various local residents from New Albany Elizabeth Corydon and nearby towns are mentioned visiting relatives and attending meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lamb
Amzi Kirkham
New Albany
Grace Reagan
Elizabeth
Eureka
Corydon
Henson Johnson
Harold
James Johnson
John Shields
Laconia
Andrew Ebert
Ben Dyson
Retta
Stella
Parva Cooler
Mike Saifer
Dell Zimmerman
Parva Johnsons
Florence Cooper
Loyd Johnson
Z. T. Grass
Barred Plymowth Rocks for Sale in Corydon Farm
Eggs sold from pen at 1.00 with farm rum 0.50 per setting. Location three miles west of Corydon town. Listing by L. C. Ragains of Corydon Indiana.
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L. C. Ragains
Corydon
Ind
Shuck's Corner Local Notes From Roudnbush and Villier
Charles Wilson is able to be about again. Thomas Farnsley and wife visited Edward Farnsley last Sunday. Jacob Eve and Jacob Roudenbush visited Abe Roudenbush last Sunday. Miss Florence Villier spent time visiting R E Williams. Dave Melton and Will Mann returned to Metropolis Illinois Saturday. Harrison County Telephone Co assigns six men to lay a pew line to Elizabeth Exchange. River rise causes Wall E Houser to lose his fishing yacht Maud S. reward offered for return. Thomas Bowling photographed strawberry patches during pickers’ work. Misses Florence Villier Joe Shra der Catharine Eschrick and others attended a surprise tacky party at Miss Grace Villier's last Wednesday. attendees dressed Arab style. A stampede disrupted R E Williams berry patch. George Hellman dispatched the snake found there.
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Thomas Farnsley
Edward Farnsley
Jacob Eve
Jacob Roudenbush
Abe Roudenbush
Florence Villier
R. E Williams
Wall. E. Houser
Maud S
Thomas Bowling
Joe Shrader
Catharine Eschrick
Grace Villier
Cure a Cold in One Day Propaganda Tablet Claim
An old ad touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets to cure a cold in one day. It promises a refund if it fails and bears the signature EH. W. Grooge on each box. Price 25 cents.
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EH. W. Grooge
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Burnville
Abe Williams
Moberly
SaLnueaff
Pitman
Fairground
The
Democrat
Trogie Langlemare
Nevin
C. W. Davis
Orville Sieg
Pete Burgess
New
Salisbury
Buy Gelm
Fair Grounds
Wu. Roseinhardt
Hamsey
J. D. Deweese
Smith Askren
Wm. Winn Ane
J. M
Tena Welisee
Nancy Abbard
Allen
Iss Amy Buchanan
Alexanis
A. ‘. Mclntosh
Marshall Byrn
Lanesville
A.M. Essert, SR
Buffalo Bill
U. B
John Langford
P. B. Loughmiller
Falls
Ulrich Siler
Sivansville
C. L. Dick
Buffalo
Frank Baker
Mauckport
Hardin
Ed. Craig
Evansville
Lee George
Mt. Zion
Ed. Gwartney
Carrsville
Olga Brady
Lou Brady
Ben Hur
Royal Neighbors
Rebekahe
L. M. O'bannon
Osborn
IL O
Black Creek
G.C. K
Heidelberg
M. W
Carrie Shields
Mrs
Ed. Cunningham
Claude Steepleton
Chas. Pindell
Hutsel
Edwardsville
Fred Yeager
Clyde Steepleton
Mullie King
Carrye Lillpop
Lydia Gibson
Joel Russell
Charity Russell
Hallie Shields
Sheen
New, Middletown
Harry Laduke
Glenwood
Sam Roby
K. S. Woodmen
Wisconsin
Michigan
Walter B. Cooper
Harry Soss
Fred Lipop
Ora ‘Kannaple
New Middletown
Z.T Grass
May Carter
Minnie Fulner
Bridgeport
William Barnes
Dr. Wolport
William Hilderbrand
G. W. Wolport
Nina
Jennie Cooper
Rachael Deberry
James Burgess
John Funk
Will Bowling
Shuck
Roudenbush and Villier
Charles Wilson
Dave Melton
Will Mann
Metropolis, Ill
Harrison County Telephone Co
Elizabeth Exchange
R. E. Williams
George Hellman
DeWitt
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