Local Notables and Changes in Small Town Life
Martin Bee heads west soon as Dolph Troncin plans a new barn. Charley Schmitt to visit Minois this week while John Cane of Depauw buys a new organ. Ed Henriot visits relatives in Louisville. Celestian Simon joys over another girl. A child of Mr and Mrs Anna Goss dies last Friday. Celestian Vausha builds a house for Charley Vausha. Henry Steerstedter of Bradford visits John Bird. Julius Troncin near Moberly hauls logs for Dolph. Theodore Henriot sells a house to Joseph Schuppert last week. Perry Schmitt recovers from pneumonia. The CorypoN Democrat visits every Wednesday. Tom Moser of Blue River Township buys Marshal Vaughn’s livery stable last week. Mrs Laura Ketzner of Crawford County visits sister near Depauw last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Troncin
Charley Schmitt
Minois
John Cane
Depauw
Henriot
Louisville
Celestian Simon
Anna Goss
Celestian Vausha
Charley Vausha
Henry Steerstedter
Bradford
John Bird
Julius Troncin
Moberly
Dolph
Theodore Henriot
Joseph Schuppert
Perry Schmitt
Corypon Democrat
Tom Moser
Blue River Township
Marshal Vaughn
Laura Ketzner
Crawford County
John Gurtz
Local notices from Hursttown community
One Lahue child suffers rheumatism and James Marshall had a dislocated arm some time ago. Belle Evans recovers from lagrippe and may be out. Anna and May Ellis visit Decia Rosenbarger near Crandall. Protracted meeting ended due to the pastor’s illness. William Fields and Alba Martin return home from work near Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lahue
James Marshall
Belle Evans
Lagrippe
Anna
May Ellis
Crandall
Decia Rosenbarger
William Fields
Alba Martin
Bradford
Obituary for Emma J F Brown Died After Thirteen Days
Emma J F Brown daughter of Henderson and wife of the late. died January 25 1901 after a thirteen day illness at age 28 years 25 days. She joined Memorial Presbyterian in 1894 and was a faithful worker. Funeral by Rev Venable from Psalm 103. Survived by father mother four brothers and many friends. The piece closes with local gossip items about residents and events in Lodabura Tur Cosvpax Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma J. F. Brown
Henderson Brown
Emma
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Venable
Jordan
Honest Medicine for LaGrippe Cites Waitt Endorsement
George W. Waitt of South Gardiner Maine reports severe cough cold chills and grip. He credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the only effective medicine after a single bottle. The ad notes it is for sale at Urosier's Corner drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Waitt
South Gardiner
Chamberlain
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
Readers are offered a free sample of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root a kidney liver and bladder remedy advertised as a medicine of the nineteenth century with hospital and private practice tests and a booklet on kidney or bladder trouble. A mail sample and offer are extended with address in Binghamton New York and note that regular sizes are sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Hill Grove Local News Briefs and Vital Happenings
Abe Baxley welcomes a girl as family joy fills Hill Grove. George Knapp plans a move to Corydon in weeks. Uncle Jesse S Watson is frail with lagrippe and age. Willard Saffer visited Falls City recently. Gleitz moved his saw mill to Abe Rhodes farm. Edward K E Baxley and wife plan a Canada trip. Levi Smith suffers a severe measles attack at home. Uncle Daniel Rhodes improves from pneumonia. Rev. 2 M Philips delivered a sermon to a large crowd. Mrs Nola Cunningham fell from a horse, spraining her ankle. John Cunningham and Lafe Lasley hauled hogs to Louisville market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Baxley
George Knapp
Corydon
Jesse S. Watson
Willard Saffer
Falls City
Mr. Gleitz
Abe Rhodes
Edward KE. Baxley
Canada
Levi Smith
Daniel Rhodes
M. Philips
Nola Cunningham
John Cunningham
Lafe Lasley
Louisville
Moberly School Closure Prompts Community Updates
In Moberly the school will close soon as residents report changes in local life. Pitman family members Abe and Will are noted for local work and health, while Eli Pitman returns home from Gibson county after a visit. A serious accident injures one of Abe Sieg's girls, and Jack Loudon plans treatment in St. Louis for his leg. John White from Gibson county visits and purchases Biji Pitman’s farm, with a move planned in March as revival meetings continue with many conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Pitman
Abe Pitman
Eli Pitman
Gibson County
Abe Sieg
Jack Loudon
St. Louis
John White
Biji Pitman
Resolutions of Respect for Deatrick Child
At a meeting of the Elizabeth Presbyterian Sabbath school committee the group adopted resolutions mourning the loss of Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Deatrick’s son and a Sabbath school member. They express sympathy, commend the family to God, and authorize entry in the minutes and distribution to the parents and county papers. Committee members Rev. R. C. Harmman, Clara Low, H. S. Goons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Presbyterian Sabbath School
Elmore Deatrick
R. C. Harmman
Clara Low
H. S. Goons
For Sale Timber 1,000,000 Feet Oak and Poplar
For sale 1,000,000 feet of oak and poplar timber available in plank or log form. For particulars contact this office. Jan 16.
Life’s storm and dawn in a weary journey of the soul
A reflective verse traces alternating days of rain and sun, promise and despair. It speaks of youthful hope rising after darkness, then fading again as the journey up and down the hill ends in rest or final judgment. The speaker notes no heaven is needed to judge a soul that prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Tribute to a Brother Odd Fellow Samuel I Conrad
Gregg Lodge No 235 IOOF records the death of Samuel I Conrad who joined August 8 1890 and died February 28 1901 He leaves a widow and two children The lodge extends sympathy and resolves to publish memoriam and present copies to the family and county papers Signed by D A Jornpan A L Reynolds Guo C Irwin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel I. Conrad
Gregg Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Brother Conrad
Conrad
D. A. Jornpan
A. L. Reynolds
Guo
C. Irwin
In Memory of Clemmy Secrist a Schoolmate
In Memory of Cremmy, Clemmy Secrist, son of John Secrist, departed this life March 2, 1901. Resolutions honor a bright zealous member and loving son, extend sympathy to relatives, and note a copy to county papers. A sunbeam has gone, a seat vacant, and Clemmy is believed to be with the blessed, urging all to strive toward reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemmy Secrist
John Secrist
Remarkable Cures of Rheumatism by Pain Balm
From the Vindicator Rutherfordton North Carolina the editor tested Chamberlain Pain Balm with two notable results. Shoulder rheumatism with ten days of excruciating pain felt instant relief after two applications. Thigh joint rheumatism nearly prostrating him was relieved by two applications at night and woke without pain. Sold at Crosier's Corner drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherfordton
N.C
Vindicator
Chamberlain
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
In Memory of Little Arthur
In Memory of Little Arthur son of Mr and Mrs G Shields who departed this life February 18 1901 aged 4 years A precious one From us is gone A voice we love is still A place is vacant in our home Which never never can be filled or in his wisdom has recalled The boon his love had given And though the body remains here The soul is safe in heaven Mary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Shields
A Good Cough Medicine for Children in Petersburg
F P Moran a Petersburg baker endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children with bad or whooping coughs noting it gives perfect satisfaction and contains no opium or harmful drug. It is sold at Crosier's Corner drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. P. Moran
Petersburg
Crosier’s Corner
Mar
For Sale Belgian Hares Pedigreed and Domestic Stock
For sale Belgi an hares fine pedigreed and domestic stock all ages at low prices. My Rabbitry is headed by the highest scoring buck in Ky Ep. F Alexander Brandenburg Ky. General Gordon at the School Hall Friday March 22 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Alexander
Brandenburg
General Gordon
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Harrison County Indiana
Public sale of described Harrison County real estate will be held at Corydon court house on Monday March 18 1901 at 2 o clock pm. Property includes multiple tracts and parcels with detailed lot and section descriptions and a three installment payment plan of one third cash and two equal yearly payments secured by mortgage. Terms set by county ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Big Indian Creek
W. S. Shuck
Ephraim Hickman
Big Indiana Creek
Wise Farm
James A. Watson
A. H.C
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Administrator in Harrison Co
The administrator of the estate of George Heuser, deceased, bids sale at public auction on March 28, 1901, at 1 p.m. in Harrison county Indiana. The property includes 40 acres in the northwest quarter area, Jackson City lots 3 4 7 and 10, several described parcels near the New Albany and Milltown road, and other described tracts totaling multiple acres with access to a pond. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months, with notes and surety. six percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heuser
Harrison Circuit Court
Harrison County
Indiana
New Albany and
Milltown
Jackson City
Said
New Albany
George Houser
Christian J. Heuser
J. Miller
Bradford Road
Samuel H. Hendrichs
Ridley
Atty
John H.shiedds
Wm Ridley
State of
Sa. I. W
Nye
Clemerist
Clemm
Secrist
Webster Town
W.S. Nye
Sale of Mortgaged Lands in Harrison County Indiana
Public sale of multiple tracts mortgaged to the State of Indiana for school funds will be held at Corydon court house between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The parcels include parts of sections 31 and 36 in townships 2 and 4 south, ranges 3 and 4 east, plus other fractional sections and quarters. Named mortgagors include Elonzo L Eaton Fanmacinet Henry L Hunter Nancy E Hunter Elizabeth Pate Marshall V Pate Maggie Eaton Millard Eaton Hiram Elliott Samuel P Lasley Mary E Lasley William B Davis and Frances A Davis George Parker Mary A Watson and Benjamin H Watson Virginia A Troban De Heuser John H Haun and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Court House
Corydon
Arnold Hunter
Hunter
Henry L. Hunter
Nancy E. Hunter
Elizabeth Pate
Marshall V. Pate
Maggie Eaton
Millard Eaton
Hiram Elliott
Ann Hiliott
Samuel P. Lasley
Mary E. Lasley
Littleton Mitch
Mary A. Watson
Benjamin H. Son
Indiand
Virginia A. Troban
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Frenchtown
Martin Bee
Hursttown
Lodabura
Hill Grove
Cremmy
Earth
Clemmy
Little Arthur
Mary
Harrison County, IL
Elonzo L. Eaton
Jr. Watson
Alice M. Watson
N. W
N. E
N. E. Cor
E. Cor
Mort
William 8. da
Frances A. Davis
Congressional Township Fund
George Parker
Contai
de Heuser
John H. Haun
Henry Keehy
Harrison Laduke
Elizabeth
Garner
Wim. Ridley
John II. Shields
DeWitr & Co
L.A. Riely & Son
Maré
Heth & Pfrimmer
Savings and Loa
Corydon, Ind
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