Crandall and Vicinity Community Notes
Rev Hudson holds revival at Bradford. Mrs Grossa Thomas scalded herself last Friday morning. Miss Sadie Melton traveled to New Albany Saturday. William Leffler on sick list. Prof Harry Fowler visited Corydon Saturday. Guy Wright family from Louisville visited LE B Wright. Geo Thomas left Sunday to fire engine on Southern out of Louisville. Charles Swarens and Philip Flock attended Corydon lodge Thursday. Mrs Sam Voyles and daughter Goldie from Hancock visited T J Stevens Saturday. Ben Melton family and sister visited Rev J W Melton last week. Jesse Thomas visiting mother and relatives from Kentucky. T C Melton, after 15 years with Southern, visits uncle in Owensboro this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Flock
Corydon
Sam Voyles
Goldie
Hancock
T. J. Stevens
Ben Melton
Taswell
J. W. Melton
Jesse Thomas
T.C. Melton
The
Southern
Owensboro
Hancock News Briefs From Hancock County
Local updates report residents ill or recovering including Mrs. Linda Rippy and Mrs. Mary Lofton. Visits include Edward Radcliffe near Duncan and Washington Conrad with children from Urbana. Movements include Philip Radcliffe at Jeffersonville and Walter Routh buying a farm near Mitchell. Community notes mention a needed blacksmith and various weekend visits.
Moberly Details and Local Visits Across Town
Moberly notes show Pitman trip to New Albany and Louisville last week via Vermont, London. Teachers from Spencer township held an institute at Marr's and presented trustee J W Goudon with a gold watch and chain. Mary Jane Bye returns home from Ramey after weeks with aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remeinsey
William Rosenbarger
Win
Pitman Tate
New Albany
Louisv
Ramey
Jane Thevenot
Albert White
Joseph Bell
E. Grabill
Abe Pitman
Ed.l. Watson Ell
Corydon
F.G. Bell
Sollie Shuck
Dr King’s New Life Pills End Stomach Troubles
An old time ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowels without pain. 25¢ at Su. A. Tilley & Sons druggist. Also notes lower wallpaper and mould prices at W.C. Glenn’s.
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Dr. King
Su. A. Tilley & Sonsdruggist
Mar
Beech Grove News Notes and Local Wanderings
Beech Grove reports on road conditions and strolls through town life. Visitors include J W Thomas and family from Corydon at W H Crecelins, Miss Kate Bruch guest of Mrs Geo Bruch, and Arla Hull working at H R Lemay’s mill in White Cloud. The Y P C U met at Pfrimmer’s chapel with officers Quebbeman, Wright, Turley, Faith, and Bruch among the social committee. A Eureka telephone line is rumored to pass through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Democrat
Roy Quebbeman
J. W. Thomas
Corydon
W. H
Sunday School Progress and Community Updates in Mott Indiana
Our Sunday School under Mrs. Boston progresses well. Rev. Raaf aided in the LaConia revival. Charley Stevens and family seek Homer Illinois home with friends’ support. Guy Ferree visits Lydia Gibson. M Ella Gibson at Baird's millinery spent Sunday with family. Cain Crosby recovers from pneumonia. Roma Range joins R A office as assistant. John Wagner reports a large white corn carload. Mrs. Anna Fisher from New Albany returns after visits with sisters. Maggie Hurn, ill 14 weeks, can return to work in Louisville. Mrs. Dave Hurn returns from bedside of daughter in Louisville.
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Raaf
Laconia
Charley Stevens
Homer
Guy Ferree
Boone Township
Lydia Gibson
Ella Gibson
Baird
Cain Crosby
Roma Range
R. A
John Wagner
Anna Fisher
New Albany
Emery
Lone
Maggie Hurn
Louisville, Ky
Dave Hurn
Cook
Louisville
Happy Corner Community Notices
Mrs. Mary A. Daley is on the sick list. John Faith improves after illness. Roy Duggins leads School No. 3 in Boone township. Wu and H. Longbottom visit daughter Mrs. B. B. Steepleton in Laconia. C. W. Daley plans move to Louisville after school ends. Mrs. Trena Richard suffered paralysis and remains ill. Reuben Blake Anda Pearson Willie Smith Charley Aigllepite and Frank Tiedall set to depart for Nebraska on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Township
Roy Duggins
Wu. H. Longbottom
B. B. Steepleton
Laconia
C. W. Daley
Louisville
Trena Richard
Tollinois
Reuben Blake
Anda Pearson
Willie Smith
Charley Aigllepite
Frank Tiedall
Nebraska
Webster Township Social News Notes
George Roudenbush is worse Prank Pearson is all smiles. Mrs James Dowdle and daughter Pearl visited relatives in the Fall's Cities last week. Mrs Otto Stallings is better. Mr and Mrs John Funk of Camp Ground visited Oscar Kirkham and family. A small child of James Safer is dangerously ill. Amzie Kirkham and family of Camp Ground visited Thomas Kirkham and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roudenbush
Pearson
James Dowdle
Pearl
Otto Stallings
John Funk
Camp Ground
Oscar Kirkham
James Safer
Amzie Kirkham
Thomas Kirkham
Bridgeport News Roundup Shows Rising River and Local Events
The river near Bridgeport is rising while residents report health and social happenings. George Dan Stoy has pneumonia, and Maud Diddleott is seriously ill. Local sales include Allen mules bought for 200 dollars and a Shack sale featuring a top horse at 165 cash. Prices note Timothy hay at 12.25 per ton and corn at 50 cents a bushel. Several residents attend gatherings, visits span Shuck's Corner to Floyd County, and aunt Jane Farnesley returns home after wintering with Mary Williams in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stoy
James Farnsley
Shuck’s Corner
D. T. Carter
Curry Watson
Here
Thomas Peters
Allen
B. F. Wright
Joe Diddleott
Wm. Stewart
Hanlen Farm
Allen Farm
Maud Diddleott
Dan Johnson
Kentucky
J. W. Beaver
Timothy Hay
Elizabeth Implement Co
William
Mary Wright
Clara Diddlcott
Ada Farsley
Floyd County
Jane James Farnesley
Mary Williams
New Albany
New Middletown notices and local births and marriages
Andrew Blunk begins an addition to his house in New Middletown. John Becker Sr of Louisville moved to town last week. A ten pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Kirkham near here Saturday. An infant of Mr and Mrs James Saffer died Saturday and was buried at Rogers Campground. Walter Elwanger and Ruskin Nitterman convalesce from typhoid fever and bronchitis respectively. Mrs Dr 2 H Schoen recovered from tongueitis. Charles Wright and Katherine Wolf were quietly married February 25 at the bride’s parents residence. Rev Jann performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Blunk
John Becker, Sr
Louisville
Robert Kirkham
James Saffer
Roger's Campground
Walter Elwanger
Ruskin Nitterman
H. Schoen
Charles Wright
Webster Township
Katherine Wolf
Jacob Wolf
Jann
Walnut Valley Local Notes and Visits
Marion Cunningham passed through the vicinity last week as a book agent. Miss Anna Stauth of Blooming Point stayed with Miss Ida Engleman. George Hild and Otto Bussa visited friends in Crawford County. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sonner plan spring travel to Nebraska. Rev. BE. G. Jann preached at Luther's chapel. Cort Engleman and family visited Adwin Seluwartz near Chestnut Ridge. Rev. Hagen leads a meeting at Fountain church assisted by Miss Hottell and Daniel Stauth. Mrs. Lydia Engieman and son Petie visited D. C. Kintner family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Cunningham
Anna Stauth
Blooming Point
Ida Engleman
George Hild
Otto Bussabarger
Crawford County
Floyd Sonner
Nebraska
BE. G. Jann
Luther's Chapel
Cort Engleman
Adwin Seluwartz
Chestnut Ridge
Rev
Hagen
Fountain Church
Hottell
Daniel Stauth
White Top
Lydia Engieman
Petie
Oakwood
D. C
Local Happenings and Visits In Clifty Bend Area
In Clifty Bend R EK My and Mrs Heory Brengman welcome a baby girl. Lemuel and Charles Pfrimmer from Oklahoma visit relatives in the county. Joe Long relocates his family to P F Windhell's farm. Henry Binkley near Pairview buys a fine driving horse from A A King. A spelling match at Barks’ drew a good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heory Brengman
Lemuel
Charles Pfrimmer
Oklahoma
Joe Long
P. F. Windhell
Henry Binkley
Pairview
A. A. King
Barks
Well Improved 80 Acre County Farm For Sale
For sale a well improved eighty acre farm in this county belonging to a company. Offered at very cheap terms. The seller is R. 8. Krrenam. Anl7tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krrenam
Notice of sale of real estate by administrator
The administrator of the estate of Charles Anderson deceased will sell at public auction in Jackson township Harrison County Indiana at 1 PM the northeast quarter of section 22 township 2 south range 4 east containing 15 acres. Terms are one third cash one third in six months and one third in twelve months secured by purchaser notes with 6 percent interest and approved freehold surety. Jonathan Jenkins administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Harrison Circuit Court
Harrison Counts
Indiana
Jackson Township
Noortheast
Jonathan Jenkins
Admyr
Allen's Foot Ease advertisement for foot pain relief
A sales note for Allen's Foot Ease powder claims to cure corns bunions and foot pain. It is offered at druggists and shoe stores, priced two cents, with a free sample address for Allen S. Olmsted in Lehoy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
Lehoy
N.Y
Mi-Iw
Notice to Non-Resident in Harrison Circuit Court
Notice is given to James M Stromire non resident defendant that he must appear at the Harrison Circuit Court in Corydon on the first Monday of May 1908 to answer the contract suit regarding real estate in Harrison County Indiana. Clerk James A McRae issues the summons with affidavit of nonresidence and demands demurrer or answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indians
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Wiliam S Stromire
James M. Stromire
James A. McRae
Bry R. S Wickham
James O. Stromire
Indiana
Harrison Circuit
Court House
Corydon
Indiana partition suit over property in Corydon county
James A. Hurst and William H. Byrne file a partition complaint in Harrison County Indiana against Francis McCown Letitia A Ginkins and others. Hattie Lubig is named as a non resident necessary party and must appear by May first at Corydon courthouse otherwise the case proceeds in her absence. The clerk is James A McRae with deputy Amos Lemmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison
James A. Hurst
William H. Byrne
Francis McCown
Letitia A.ginkins
Major W. Funk
Hattie Lubig
Corydon
Sid County
A. D
James A, McRae
Amos Lemmon
Notice of Application for Intoxicating Liquor License in Bradford
A Bradford resident over twenty one declares intent to apply to Harrison county Board of Commissioners at Corydon on the first Monday of April to sell intoxicating liquors by the drink in a ground floor front room of a story and a half frame building at lot No seven on Main Street Bradford. The room measures 24 by 18 feet with a nine foot ceiling and multiple doors and windows. The request is filed under the name John Fessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Morgan Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Lax
Rag
Annual Report of Harrison County Indiana Receipts 1905
Summary of the Harrison County Indiana board of commissioners annual financials for 1905 detailing receipts from taxes and bond sales, disbursements across clerk and sheriff salaries, public buildings, gravel road funds, poor relief, bridge repairs, and bond interest. Names Michael Gleit z, Edmond B. Love, and Thomas J. Stevens appear as signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pishek
Floyd County
Clark County
Esse Ees
Isuaradof
Commissioners’ Court
Benevolent Institut Ia Sbraq
Board of Health
Troan
Local Office Candidate Notices and Fee Schedule
Public notice outlines district and county candidate announcements with a fee schedule. Complimentary notices exceed 20 lines will be charged at five cents per line.
Zenor and Cox Seek Indiana Third District Seats in 1906
Hon William T Zenor seeks re election to Congress in Indiana third district subject to Democratic primaries and district delegate convention. Hon W E Cox of Dubois county also seeks Congress in the Indiana third district under the same party processes for 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Zenor
Indiana
W.E. Cox
Dubois County
Stotsenburg Seeks Joint Senate Nomination in Floyd-Harrison District
Hon. Evan B. Stotsenburg of Floyd County runs for Joint Senator representing Harrison and Floyd counties, subject to Democratic primary and district delegate convention selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan B. Stotsenburg
Floyd County
Harrison and
Floyd
Ewing Seeks Re election as Prosecuting Attorney
John W. Ewing of Perry County seeks re election as Prosecuting Attorney for the Harrison Crawford Perry Judicial Circuit subject to the Democratic Primary of 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ewing
Perry County
Judicial Circuit
Harrison, Crawford
Perry
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Linda Rippy
Albert Stucker
G. Li. Breedlove
Mary Lofton
Laura Sappenfield
Edward Radcliffe
Duncan
Tara Voyles
Jokne
Crandall
Joshua Routh
Samuel
Adierne
Ed McKinster
Central Barren
John Ferock
Washington Conrad
Urbana
George Barksdale
Philip Radcliffe
Jeffersonville
Walter Routh
Mitchell
Levi Jackson
Lowde
E. M. Routh
Milliard Engleman
Moberly
Pitman
W.C. Glenn's
Beech Grove
Jack
Mott
Ind
X. X
Happy Corner
X.Y. Z
Mary A. Daley
John Faith
P.Z
K. E
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Bridgeport
Carter
New Middletown
Frank Gulliver
Walnut Valley
Ips F. EnGuEmas
Clifty Bend
R. EK
N.C
Castoriea
Charles Stoll
Etta Pearson
Oren Nale
Cora A. Crush
Samuel C. Windell
Bertie M. Fry
Ina
Iseal
Thedford’s
Black
Petfea
Bradley
Dradley
Gies
Elizabeth
Cross
T.P. Govar
Denbo
MAU
Annual Report
the Board of Commissioners of
Agr
General County Fund
Harrison Township
Beth Township
Posey Township
Blue River Township
Washington Township
Aeth Township
Reese
Total
Michael Gleitz
Edmond B. Love
Thomas J. Stevens
Teen
Alata County
Congress
Prosecuting Attorney
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