Absences and visits mark Elizabeth High School week
Elizabeth High School notes show Fannie Bush Cecil Flannigan Bana Hart absent. Prof. E E McClure from Floyd County visited. Bertha Wolfe Lafe Winder Levi WPernsley and Clarence Bowling also visited. Comments on Corydor High School and a request for a German book copy. Sophomores miss Geometry for a Holy Jumper meeting. Rhyme reflects 1907 passing and 1908 with 1910 promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Bush
Cecil Flannigan
Bana Hart
E. E. McClure
Floyd County
Bertha Wolfe
Lafe Winder
Levi Wpernsley
Cl.rence Bowling
Corydor High School
Margaret Prage
Mary
Jessie
Wolfe— Beither
Arkansaw
Public Sale Of Personal Property At New Middle Town
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his residence about one and one half miles northwest of New Middleton near the Riddle school house on Tuesday March 31 1908 of his personal property including two horses one cow one broad sow four shoats two farm wagons one surrey one buggy two harness sets three mowing machines one bay rake one half interest in an Empire wheat mill one riding plow one Oliver Chilled plow one steel barrow one wood frame barrow one riding two horse cultivator one one horse cultivator two jumping shovel plows two double shovel plows cone land roller one power cutting ox one hay fork and rope one horse corn planter feed household and kitchen furniture and many other articles Sale to begin at 10 oclock A M Terms All sums 500 and under to be paid cash On sums over 5 00 credit of nine months given purchasers to give notes with proven freehold surety George Scharf B Kopp auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Txo
Surrey
wheat @gill
George Scharf
B. Kopp
Sevens Springs Community Notices
Mrs J J Foreman is on the sick list. Pat Bryant and family moved to Hew Albany. Eveline Sturms is much better at writing. Ed Taylor of Louisville visits Clara Coulee. Leonard Smith visited friends at Bridgeport Wednesday. Oscar Sturms gave a leg rolling and carpet rag tacking last Wednesday. Misses Maybelle and Annis OBannon opened Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Herbert LaDuke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Foreman
Eick
Pat Bryant
Hew
Albany
Eveline Sturms
Ed Taylor
Louisville
Itsa Clara Coulee
Leonard Smith
Bridgeport
Oscar Sturms
Maybelle and
Annis O
Hay and Fodder Sale Near Eureka and Corydon
Local notice advertises hay and fodder for sale from sellers in Eureka and Corydon. Contact T Fry at Gero for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gero. T. Fry
Corydon, R. R
Local notes from Glenwood and Elizabeth High School
Delayed Glenwood report notes Mrs James Tuell and Irma Tuell on illness lists. Frances Heimbaugh joins Elizabeth High School while school progress under Charles L Wilson continues. Gustin Daily seeks work in Buffalo Hart Illinois. Local farm damage cited from late rains. several residents referenced in social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Heimbaugh
Elizabeth High School
George Miller
Charles L. Wilson
Heth Township GOP Holds Primary for Trustee and Assessor
The Heth township Republicans held a primary last Saturday to nominate candidates for trustee and assessor. Arthur Miller won the trustee nomination and Henry C. Beaublossom captured the assessor bid. The total vote tally followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heth Township
Arthur Miller
Henry C. Beaublossom
Democrats Set April 8 for Jackson and Morgan Township Primaries
Democrats in Jackson and Morgan townships met and fixed Friday April 8 as the date for township primaries to nominate trustees and assessors. Morgan township voters passed a resolution favoring a clean canvass of all candidates and condemning the use of intoxicating liquor to influence voters at or before the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Morgan Townships
Morgan Township
Stevens Kitterman wed in Boone Township nuptials
Miss Cora Stevens daughter of Wm S Stevens of Boone township and Mr Robert Kitterman son of the late John Kitterman Webster township were married today at noon by Rev Jann at the bride’s home. About thirty friends witnessed the ceremony and the couple will live in New Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Stevens
Wm. S. Stevens
Boone Township
Robert Kitterman
John Kitterman
Webster Township
G. Jann
Mr. K
Wm. Heckelman
New Middletown
Protracted Bethel Meeting Continues Amid Local Life
Central news notes a long Bethel meeting extending with growing interest. E L Pitman and family from Corydon visited brother Dick at Bethel last Sunday. A J Frakes and family visited James Rhodes of Boone township. Several local young men plan to seek work in Illinois this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
E. L. Pitman
Corydon
A. J. Frakes
James Rhodes
Boone Township
Illinois
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Ad
DeWitt’s carbolized witch hazel salve advertised as healing soothing and cooling. Claims relief for piles. Sold by L A Riley and Son with contact likely in a local hardware or drug store ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
L. A. Riely & Son
Mar
Race for Judge in Harrison County Endorses Cook
C W Cook argues the Harrison County judge race centers on him and Luckett, not Ridley, citing a Perry Crawford alliance and a Gregory letter to Perry Democrats. He cites Crawford Perry ties, party endorsements, and a broadcast letter as proof that votes will consolidate for Cook. He asks Harrison County Democrats to vote for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry County
Crawford
Luckett
Crawford County
Harrison
Perry
W. L. Gregory
Crawford Circuit Court
Cannelton
City
Troy
Cook
Cannelton Telephone
Mr. Luckett
Gregory
The 200 egg hen and herd of trotting horse lore
The essay argues heredity and careful breeding are essential to producing a true 200 egg hen and compares it to historic trotting horse feats. It stresses selecting top layers from laying strains, scientific feeding, hygienic housing, and loving care to achieve the desired performance.
Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples
John G. Martin wed Laura A. Stucker. John R. Rusk tied with Maude M. Conrad. Robert J. Kitterman joined Cora A. Stevens. Perry B. Kintner married Jessie M. Danner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Martin
Laura A. Stucker
John R. Rusk
Maude M. Conrad
Robert J. Kitterman
Cora A. Stevens
Perry
Kintner
Jessie M. Danner
Kodol sold by L. A Riley and Son as stomach remedy
Kodol is presented as the best known remedy for stomach disorders including dyspepsia heartburn sour stomach and belching. It contains the same juices as a healthy stomach and is guaranteed to give relief and is sold locally by L. A Riley and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A Riely & Son
Mar
Mayor Coffee Guilty in Impeachment Trial
Portland Ind March 12 The jury in the circuit court returned a verdict against David D Coffee mayor of Decatur in impeachment proceedings. He was found guilty on the first paragraph alleging public intoxication on Nov 3 1906 and embracing three Decatur women. The next Monday he pleaded guilty before a justice and paid a fine on other paragraphs alleging intoxication and habitual intoxication. Prosecution says judgment on verdict will vacate the office and the city council must name a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
C‘rcuit
David D
Decatur
Saturdzy
Justice of the Peace
Former Monroe officers sued over county funds
Three suits against former Monroe county officials seek a total of 36,700. Thomas Colliver former recorder is accused of taking 2,400 beyond his salary. Peter Thrasher former sheriff 2,300. Benton Hugh former sheriff 2,000. Allegations cite improper in and out fees and an overdraft of 600 by Thrasher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Monroe County
Thomas Colliver
Forme Recorder
Peter Thrasher
Benton Hugh
Thrasher
Colliver
Forfeit Contract On Southeast Hospital Build
Indiana state commission orders forfeiture of E M Campfield's contract to erect the Southeastern hospital near Madison. Governor Hanly to take possession of site and materials unless Campfield's surety Aetna Indemnity offers to complete per the contract as the $1,000,000 project faces loss of completion due to default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Southeastern Hospital For the
E. M. Campfield
Findlay
Hanly
Aetna Indemnity Company
Hartford Conn
Campfield
John W Pipes Civil War Veteran Dies in New Amsterdam
John W. Pipes aged sixty four died at his home in New Amsterdam on Wednesday the 11th after a period of illness. A Civil War veteran and member of the I O O F he was held in high esteem. Funeral services were held in New Amsterdam on Thursday under the auspices of the New Amsterdam Lodge I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Pipes
New Amsterdam
Death of David Byerly in Heth Township
David Byerly died at his home in Heth township on the 10th inst. He was seventy nine years old after a period of ill health. The funeral took place at Mauckport last Wednesday with Rev. M. C. Patterson officiating. He left a widow and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Byerly
Heth Township
Mauckport
M. C. Patterson
Despondent Restaurateur Ends Life in Westville Debt
Emerson Posten aged forty two years, despondent over financial troubles in Laporte Indiana, kissed his fiancee Helen Crane and shot himself after failing to wrest a revolver from her. Posten had run a Westville restaurant venture that failed, leaving him heavily in debt. He was given 150 dollars to settle obligations but squandered the money in dissipation before death by his own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Emerson Posten
Helen Crane
Posten
Westville
Trial Is Suspended in Branaugh Case
Indianapolis March 10 The trial of Harry P Branaugh in the criminal court on a false claim against the city over an asphalt street repair contract was halted. The case submission was set aside and the jury discharged after a story about alleged plans to fix the jury was published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tria
Harry P. Branaugh
Crimina Court
Democratic Primary Candidate Announcements and Fees
The notice outlines filing and fee requirements for candidates. It lists district, county, and township offices with a call for early submission and registration preferences.
Good News for Depositors in Aurora Bank
Lawrenceburg Ind March 11 Frank B Shutts receiver of the defunct Aurora National Bank at Aurora has paid depositors a dividend of 5 cents per cent and before the affairs of the bank are entirely closed it is expected that another dividend ranging from 80 to 50 per cent will be declared
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Frank B. Shutts
Aurora National Bank
Aurora
Veterinary Services Expand With Corydon Assistant
Dr. Ben F. O Bannon of Elizabeth hires Ruth Lewis of Corydon to assist in his veterinary practice. Lewis brings two years’ experience with Dr. J W A Littell and one term at the Indiana Veterinary College in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. O’bannon
Elizabeth
Ruth Lewis
Corydon
Lewis
J. W. A. Littell
Indiana Veterinary College
Indianapolis
Political candidates listed for Indiana Democratic primaries
Hon W E Cox of Dubois county seeks Congress in the Third District subject to Democratic primaries on April 3 1903. William Ridley of Harrison seeks Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit in Harrison Crawford and Perry counties subject to the April 3 1908 primary. John H Luckett of Crawford seeks Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit for Harrison Crawford and Perry subject to the April 3 1908 primary. Christopher W Cook of Harrison seeks Circuit Judge for Harrison Crawford and Perry subject to the April 3 1908 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W- E. Cox
Dubois County
Congress
Indiana
William Ridley
Harrison County
Third Judicial Circuit
Harrison, Crawford
Perry
John H. Luckett
Crawford County
Christopher W. Cook
Third Judicial Cirrcuit
Harrison
Crawford
Candidates for Prosecuting Attorney in Third Judicial Circuit
Harrison Crawford and Perry counties voters face primary decision. Cayle E Lorrick of Harrison, and David J Murr of Crawford, compete for the post. Charles T Brown of Crawford and Norman EB Pavaice of Perry also seek the office, all subject to the Democratic primary held April 3, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caylee Lorrick
Harrison County
Third Judicial Circuit
Harrison
Crawford
Perry
David J. Murr
Crawford County
Charles T. Brown
Indiana
Norman Eb, Pavaice
Perry County
Local Candidates Seek Liberal Democratic Primary Seats
Thomas Connolly of Blue River township runs for Representative to the Legislature in the Lewis county Democratic primary set for April 7 1908. Philip A Miller of Hedy township seeks a Legislative seat in Harrison county subject to the Democratic primary on April 3 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Connolly
Blue River Township
Lewislacure
Philip A. Miller
Hedy Township
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court Clerk Candidates in Democratic Primary
Henry W. Denno of Harrison township Charles H. Kintner of Lents township James A. McRae of Taylor township and Levi V. Brown of Harrison township are listed as candidates for Clerk of the Harrison Circuit Court in the Democratic primary of 1908.
O Bannon and Vogt Run for County Auditor in 1908 Primary
J L O Bannon of Harrison township and Sam P Vogt of Harrison township seek the Democratic party nomination for County Auditor in 1908. Each candidate is listed as subject to the Democratic primary decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. O'Bannon
Harrison Township
Sam P. Vogt
Krli Miller
Heth Township
Harrison County
W. W. Lawson
Posey Township
Ind
W. W. Williams
Franklin Township
Indiana
Said Township
William S. Lahub
Spencer Township
Ira Davis
Sheriff candidates in Harrison county seek Democratic primary votes
Jacos A Stevens Krist Miller and Peters Wright Harrison township candidates for Sheriff enter the Democratic primary race set for April 3 1908. James W Thomas of Harrison township also runs for County Sheriff in the same Democratic primary.
Harrison county Treasurer candidates named for April 3 1908
J D Pitman of Blue River township T W Knight of Taylor township and George K Gwartney of Harrison township run for County Treasurer in Harrison county with primaries set for April 3 1908 under Democratic party rules.
John Kaylor Seeks Democratic Nomination for Surveyor
John Kaylor of Morgan township runs for the Democratic nomination for Surveyor of Harrison county Indiana subject to the county primary decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kaylor
Morgan Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Harrison County Coroner Primary Candidates List
Hexky H Wise of Harrison township stands as a Democratic primary candidate for Coroner. Cotner of Posey township also seeks the Coroner seat in Harrison county with the Democratic primary on April 3, 1908. Douglas Cunningham of Washington township is another Harrison county Coroner contender in the Democratic county primary on April 3, 1908.
Harrison County Democratic Primary Candidates in 1908
Frank Cunningham of Boone township seeks the Democratic nomination for Commissioner in Harrison County Third District. Thomas J Stevens of Jackson township aims for Commissioner First District, pending primary results. David A. Srmutt of Washington township contests Democratic nomination for Harrison County Third District, subject to the April 8 1903 primary decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cunningham
Boone Township
Harrison County
Thomas J. Stevens
Jackson Township
David A. Srmutt
Washington Township
Harrison county trustees race listed for Democratic primary
A list of candidates for township trustees in Harrison county indicating each seeks the Democratic primary nomination in 1908. Names include W W Lawson Franklin and W W Williams Posey, George Woertz Jackson, Willard Denso Harrison, George Bickel Franklin, William Eisenmenger Webster, Herman Meyer Franklin Md, William S Lahub Spencer, W H Bussabarger Harrison, and Ira Davis Harrison.
Democratic primary Assessor candidates listed in Indiana notices
W D ToLur John Pressler Frank McCutcheon and Amiel Day appear as Democratic primary Assessor candidates in Harrison and Franklin townships Indiana subject to the convention decision for 1908. The notices name multiple candidates and outline their eligibility pending party convention outcomes.
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Mr. Huston
Supt Kannapel
Riddle School House
Sevens
Uncle Pete
Eureka
Ayer
Ula
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Masson
Slicker
M Aoner
FISH
Seaton
Glenwood
James Tuell
Gustin
Buffalohart, Il
Irma L
W. J. Tuell
Ivan Wilson
Fred Miller
Will McKinney
Johnie Daily
Mattie Wilson
Daisy Brewster
Desmond Daily
Charles Wilson
Bertha Mettling
Hiram Brinley
Mitchell Summers
Evans Landing
Heth
Wm. H. Flora
Geo. W. Watson
Benj. Pindall
Henry C Beanblossom
James Pindall
Lew L. Deen
Isaac W. Beanblossom
Wayre C. S. Watson
Jesse Rhodes
Jackson and
Stevens-Kitterman
Central
Uncle Sam
Mayor Coffee
Ained
Cardus
H. C. Larson
Olds
Ladies Advisory Dept
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lockert’s
Timothy Tee Ewee
Suamini Company
Chicago
New York
Smith Agerren
Andrew J. Lopp
Henry W. Denno
Charles H. Kintner
Lents Township
James A. McRae
Taylor Township
Levi V. Brown
Harnson Circuit Court
Jacos A Stevens
Peters, Wright
Harrian Township
James W. Thomas
J D. Pitman
T. W. Knight
George K.gwartney
Hexky H. Wise
W.#. Cotner
T Cheyy
Douglas Cunningham
George Woertz
Willard H. Denso
George Bickel
William Eisenmenger
Herman Meyer
W. H. Bussabarger
W.D. ToLur
Ee John Pressler
Said
Frank McCutcheon
Amiel Day
Castoria
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