In Memory of Emma Frances Getzen Danner
Emma Frances, wife of William Getzen Danner and daughter of Mrs Sophia Brown, was born September 8 1865 and died February 11 1901 aged 35 years 5 months 3 days. She leaves husband mother three sisters four brothers and many relatives and friends. She was a Christian church member since girlhood and a loving wife daughter and sister. Funeral by Rev S S Nye and John Heth was held February 13 1901 at Cedar Hill cemetery. Dearest loved one we lay thee in the peaceful grave and cherish thy memory until we see thy heavenly face. Luna Kopp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Frances
Wm. Getzendanner
Sophia Brown
Christian Church
Rev
S.S. Nye
Resolutions of Respect for Sister Mary E. Davis
Resolutions from Wood's Chapel Sunday school mourn the death of Sister Mary E. Davis on February 12 1901. The group notes her earnest faithful work and Christian life and asks providence blessing on Bro Davis and family. They urge imitation of her duties and send copies to county papers and to the Davis family. Committee members A J Davis Alice Rumbley Hester Krausgrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Davis
Wood
Chapel Sunday School
Sister Davis
Bro
Davis
Bro. Davis
The Steady Subscriber Poem Riff
A humorous verse extols the steady subscriber who pays in advance each year. It praises the loyal reader who supports the paper, gifts it to the family, and keeps the office buoyant with his coin and enthusiasm.
Resolutions For Pearl Mifflin Beloved Schoolmate
The Posey township No. 3 school district expresses sympathy for Pearl Mifflin its late schoolmate. Resolutions spread on record copies sent to her relatives and county panels for publication. Signed by Belle Williams Torre Hertia Com George Doane E McClure teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Mifflin
Posey Township
Belle Williams
Torre Hertia
6Com
George Doane
E. E. MicClure
Remarkable Cures of Rheumatism
From the Vindicator Rutherfordton N C editor tests Chamberlain Pain Balm with two applications relieving rheumatic pain in shoulder and thigh joint. Instant relief reported after rubbing in both cases. For sale at Crosier's Corner drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Vindicator
Chamberlain
Crosier’s Corner
Death of Little Clarence Rhoads
Death notice for Clarence Rhoads youngest son of J. W. and Zena Rhoads died February 5 1901. Poem laments loss and faith, speaks of a heavenly garden and reunion, signed W.5.L. A. FLL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Clarence
Cabbage Diet Promises Quick Relief from Stomach Troubles
An old health claim touts eating two cabbages daily as harmless and urges after meals to take Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to prevent constipation indigestion sick headaches and stomach troubles. Drugstores reportedly carry the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
All Druggista
Walnut Valley Local Notes and Family Moves
Walnut Valley items report wheat poor and a horse loss for Geo Flock. Mrs Tillie Wolfe lodges with Seymour Walk. John Engleman and son Cort finish a clearing. Will Boley, Commodore Boley and Peter Swarens went to Illinois last Monday. John Eph Feller tied for Bussabarger, plus other visits and a three inch leg gash incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Tillie Wolfe
Seymour Walk
John Engleman
Cort
Will
Commodore Boley
Peter Swarens
Illinois
John
Eph. Feller
Joseph
Harvey Bussabarger
Jessie Brown
Oak Grove
Keller Mfg. Co
Joseph Bussabarger
Moberly
Joe Harvey Haun
Corydon
Walter
Clem Bussabarger
Charlie
Lonnie Pepper
Pleasant Valley
Otto Bussabarger
John Hannel
Milltown
The Skeptic's Soliloquy and Faithful Sailor
A contrast between a lonely, aimless voyage and a believer's guided journey. The skeptic sails in darkness with unknown ports while the narrator follows Jesus Christ as captain and Holy Spirit as pilot, confident in a divine path and eternal home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Holy Spirit
Son of God
Shuck's Notes on Local Happenings and Movements
Shuck's debating society grows more interesting as Wn Toops and family move to Charleston Illinois. Miss Anna Johnson is very sick. Charles McClure travels to Iowa to work on a farm. The rock crusher continues repairing the gravel road. Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuck
Anna Johnson
Charles McClure
Iowa
Peter
Sale of Mortgaged Lands in Harrison County Indiana
Public sale of several tracts mortgaged to the State of Indiana for school fund relief will occur at Corydon court house. Listings include 40 acres in section 31 township 2 south range 4 east, 27 acres in fractional section 2 township 6 south range 3 east, 48 acres in fractional section 23 township south range 2 east, 80 and 40 acre parcels in sections 14 and 36, and multiple other outlined tracts. Bids accepted between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Court House
Corydon
Elonzo L. Eaton
Urns Reed
Congressional School Fund
Arnold Hunter
Hunter
Elizabeth Pate
Marshall V. Pate
Maggie Eaton
Millard Eaton
Hiram Elliott
Ann Elliott
Samuel P. Lasley
Mary E. Lasley
Jesse S. Watson
Alice M. Watson
N. E
N. E. Cor
N. W
William 8. Davis
Frances A. Davis
Congressional Township 4
George Parker
Littleton Mitchem
Mary A. Watson
Benjamin H. Watson
Common School
Virginia A. Trobaugh
John H. Hann
J. Miller
Bradford Road
Lanesville Notices Mention Local Moves And Visits
Philip J. Reinhardt recovers from grip attack while a young doctor arrived recently at Dr. Frank Wolfe's home. Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaPlant and son Frank visited Mr. and Mrs. Tony Eisert. Elizabeth Zabel of Corbin Ky stays with sister Ursula Stoker. Christian Grantz living with son Peter near New Middletown. Philip Lentz moved to Victor Gravis's place south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Reinhardt
Frank Wolfe
Peter LaPlant
Frank
Tony Eisert
Elizabeth Zabel
Corbin
Ursula Stoker
Christian Grantz
Peter
New Middletown
Philip Lentz
Victor Gravis
Kepley Moves to Crandall From New Salisbury
Neighbors of Wilbur Thomas plan a Tuesday meeting to erect a house after a fire. Hi A Kahl buys a fine lot of Brown Leghorn chickens. Mr. and Mrs. D H Bringle visit Dr R R Sigler of Ramsey on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kepley
Crandall
Wilbur Thomas
Hi. A. Kahl
D. H. Bringle
R. R. Sigler
Ramsey
For Sale Belgian Hares and Rabbits by Ky breeder
Public notice lists sale of pedigreed Belgian hares and domestic stock from a Kentucky rabbitry headed by the highest scoring buck in Ky. Ep. F. Alexander Brandenburg Ky. James W. Sims to hold sale of his personal property next Saturday near Lanesville. Hon. 8 M Stockslager has returned to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Sims
Lanesville
M. Stockslager
Washington
Local Notes From Harrison County And Surroundings
Auditor James A. Watson reports on Harrison County affairs while local residents loom large in the community. The Shakespearean club meets weekly and several visitors and movers are noted, including Miss Nellie Stonecipher and Prof. H. L. Sieg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Watson
Harrison County
Honest Medicine for Latrippe from South Gardiner Man
George W. Waitt of South Gardiner Maine praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy calling it the only medicine that relieved his cough cold chills and grip after trying many so called remedies. He notes one bottle cured him and congratulates the manufacturers. Sold at Crosier's Corner drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Waitt
South Gardiner
Chamberlain
Crosier’s
They Disagree Between Editor and Wife in Public Dispute
An exchange reveals a sharp split between an editor and his wife over how to present content. She edits toward what others read, while he writes to appeal to what others write, balancing moral limits and provocative material.
Palmyra church notices and local updates
Rev Terry will preach at the Church of Christ the first Sunday each month. Mrs Dr Finley spent weekend with friends at Galena. Miss Etta Roll of Fredericksburg visits Miss Leilah Roll. A telephone line is under construction to connect Martinsburg with the area. Steve Sattler aged 27 died Feb 27 of pneumonia. funeral held March 1 at Bradford Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Church of Christ
Dr. Finley
Galena
Martinsburg
Steve Sattler
Bradford
Horses Wanted for Immediate Purchase in Corydon
The undersigned seeks 50 good horses at once and will be in Corydon at Hunter's stable every Saturday until March 15. Contact Ww. Canor. February 20 notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Hunter’s Stable
Canor
Correspondents Wanted for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Trial
Readers are invited to learn what Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin may do by requesting a trial bottle at the store. A ten dose sample costs 10 cents, available at all druggists.
Morgan Township Trustee to Meet Weekly in Palmyra
The trustee of Morgan Township will hold weekly meetings in his home office in Palmyra every Tuesday to transact township business. The notice is dated in 23-2m and signed by Trustee Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Township
Palmyra
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Emma
A. J. Davis, Alice Rumbley
Hester Krausgrill
Com
Rutherfordton, N. C
Mar
J. W
Zena Rhoads
Rod
Gardner
L. A. Fll
Walnut Valley
Wn. Toops
Charleston, Ill
Lers
East Market Street
Eton
New
Salisbury
Ep. F. Alexander
Brandenburg, Ky
Harrison Laduke
John H. Shields
Win. Ridley
Shakespearean Club
Frank S. Mowrer
Robert Hedges
Lee McKinney
Blue River Township
Nellie Stonecipher
Shiloh
Harve Reed
Trouy
Dora Kitterman
Congdon
Hattie Kusler
Clara Hattman
Julia Vanderbilt
Falls City
Ida Kannapel
Helen
Dora Bauer
Lewis Snyder
Carrie Glenn
Robert Watson
Emma Deberry
Lewis Baker
Nancy McKim
Greenville
Blanche Lillpop
Frank Kannaple
Mary Bauer
Julia Walk
Geo. W. Walk
Georgetown
Henry E. Hancock
L. C. Adams
Midian Burton
H. L. Sieg
Cus
Elizabeth
John H.shields
Ridley
Etta Roll
Fredericksburg
Leilah Roll
Southern Railroad Company
Joan
Martin
Morgan
Henry Keehe
Harrison Circuit Court
Samuel H. Hendrichs
Adms
Brotel
John Burns
C. W. Cole
Coveniences
Louisville, KY
John W. Kintner
Harrison
Andrew A. Kintner
A. C. Bles
A. Bline
Louisville
New Albany
Corydon BB
Q. W. Briffett
Louisville & Nashville
Great Central Southern Trunk Line
Florida
Gulf Coast
C. L. Stone
R. J. Wemyss
General Immigration and Industrial Agent
Kentucky, Tennessesse, Alabama
Mississippi
Southern Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Augustine
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburg
Asheville, N. C
Asheville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Columbia
Baird
Trav
Ohie
Geo. B. Allen
St. Louis, Mo
S. H. Hardwick
Washington, D. C
Heth & Pfrimmer
Office IN Savings and Loan
Corydon, Ind
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