Real Estate Transfers in Harrison County Record
A Harrison County real estate transfer listing shows numerous deeds recorded. Names include Malinda Faith, Prank Ordner, Aaron Peters, Wm Turner, Lafayete Pitman, Georg B Melton, Seward L Melton, and many others with acreages and prices such as 25 acres for 5 dollars, 30 acres for 315 dollars, and 40 acres for 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Faith
Ordner
Mauckport
Aaron Peters
H. Turner
Lafayete Pitman
E. Pitman
Funk
Lula Horn
Geo
B. Melton
Seward L. Melton
Robert G. Aydlotte Et al
C. C. H. Kerns
Bate
Divot Isahl
Flahi
James L. Morris
Samuel Carter
Colabian Pinance & Trust Co
Bessie McCord
C. C.H. Kerns
Fairview Notes of Moves and Visits Across the Hill
Samuel Davis moved to the dla Denbo property on the hill. Penn Haus will erect a dwelling near Briles schoolhouse. Miss Frances Rowe returns from Louisville. Miss Eva Lasley and John Danner visited Samuel Windell and family. Charles Rhodes and Alice left for Illinois for the summer. Porter Binkley and others head to Illinois for work. Local musicians entertained David Stonecipher and family with two good times. Emma Denbo teaches a subscription school at Buskirk and Orval Snyder at Briles with good progress. Quarterly meeting evening caused no services. Rev Walls’ next appointment is Sunday April 8.
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Samuel Davis
Dla Denbo
Penn Haus
Briles
Frances Rowe
Louisville
Eva Lasley
John Danner
Samuel Windell
Charles Rhodes
Alice
Ilinois
Porter Binkley
Illinois
David Stonecipher
Emma Denbo
Buskirk
Orval Snyder
Walls
Local Notes From Town on Health Visitors and Visits
Montella Bines is on the sick list the report notes. Mr. Guy Payton teaches a spring term. Miss Lila McIntire visits Miss Lillie Phipps. Mrs. Mary Bowling visits her mother at Milltown. Uncle Peter Case is bedbound with rheumatism. Mr. G W Sealessy is confined to his room with heart trouble. Miss Jdamna Buurton visits cousin Miss Lillian Burton. Jesse Engleman made a lying trip to Georgetown last week. T W Burton owns a fine herd of Shorthorn cattle. Master Herman Deatrick recovers from pneumonia. Bars head to Illinois for the season. H H C social at Henry Lambs home a grand success. Maude Funk returns to New Albany after extended visit with Anna Lamb. A request to clarify remarks about Mrs Austin and her new dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Engleman
Georgetown
T. W. Burton
Henry Lamb
Maude Funk
New Albany
Anna Lamb
Local Notes and Obituary Highlights From Portsmouth Region
Lee Kintner returns from Portsmouth Ohio. Jacob Conrad RATTLER dies aged 75 after consumption. Protracted meeting begins at A B church. John S Windell regains mobility. Several residents travel to Falls Cities Knox county and central town moves.
Margia McCarty Dies at 8 in Harrison Township
Obituary notes the death of X Margia McCarty in Harrison Township Indiana on March 5 1902 aged 8 years 10 months and 21 days. Funeral at Union Chapel conducted by Rev Henry McKim with scripture verse and reflections on her brief life. A companion ad promotes One Minute Cough Cure with endorsements from J Q Hood and L A Reary & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margia McCarty
Charley
Laura McCarty
Union Chapel
Henry McKim
Auctioneer Wm. Jones Noted For Jokes At Locust Point
Wm. Jones, born and raised in Harrison county, is known as the second to the late Captain Shields in auctioneering. He is reputed for his humor and ability to fetch prices, residing at Locust Point, Ind. Telephone 26922.
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Wm. Jones
Harrison County
Captain Shields
Locust Point
Ind
Building Lumber for Sale in Heth Township
The undersigned are prepared to furnish on short notice all kinds of building lumber. Will cut barn or house patterns to order. Give us a call and leave your order, either with us or at our mill in Heth township, add Watson & Thomas.
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Millin Heth
Watson & Thomas
Real estate agent touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure relief
J R Holly of Macomb Illinois testifies that after using several bottles his wife found perfect relief from a severe chronic stomach trouble. He says prior to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure she could not eat a normal meal without intense suffering and that multiple doctors and remedies failed. He adds no diet is needed and food can be eaten freely but not overloaded. The product will digest meals for you.
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J. R. Holly
Macomb
L. A. Riger & Son
Benadistianes Ge
Red Mill listings and local notices from Feb to March
Shipstuff middlings and corn at the Red Mill. The Ramsey band hosts an entertainment at their hall on Saturday night March 22. The Cumberland Telephone Co plans an exchange in Georgetown with 100+ subscribers. Bradford Catholic mission runs March 20–25 led by Father Clever. A child injury occurs in Breckenridge. Sheriff Loitch misses a meeting due to a railroad wreck. Local merchants advertise building materials wires and lawn mowers. James Crecelius moves to Minneola Kansas to manage a 2,500 acre farm. School summaries praise Nettie Shuck and Vernetta Thomas. Congressman Zenor pushes Falls Cities military camp plans with a War Dept inquiry anticipated.
Monumental Work Urges Purchases From C H Ginkins
Advertisers invite readers to buy their monumental work from C. H. Ginkins, promoting the craftsman’s items and urging immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H Ginkins
Breckenridge ad offers livestock and eggs for sale
A Breckenridge Indiana notice lists a 24 year old Shorthorn bull for inquiry by Hezz Luckett, plus poultry and egg offerings. It advertises cockerels at a price and eggs at 1 dollar per setting from select hens and 30 cents for farm run, signed J. S. Pfrimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezz Luckett
Percheron Stallion Sold In County Purchase
The Stauth Bros west of town bought a half interest in the black Percheron stallion owned by J. E. Joyce & Co of Princeton for 400 dollars. The horse will be kept in the county under the firm name Stauth Bros & Co and is described as the only registered draft stallion in the county. Horse experts call him valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauth Bros
J. E. Joyce & Co
Princeton
Stauth Bros. & Co
Inquest Returns Death of Michael E Keller in Harrison County
Harrison County Indiana coroner I W S Nye reports an inquest into Michael E Keller who died February 24 1902 in Harrison Township by hanging. Keller 31 years old 5 feet 6 inches weighed about 160 pounds dressed in work clothes carried seven dollars seventy six cents a pocket knife and a handkerchief which were given to his wife Mary A Keller. Coroner W S Ye notes the death was self inflicted in a personal crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. S. Nye
Harrison County
Indiana
Michael E. Keller
Harrison Township
Mary A. Keller
Notice of Application for Liquor License in Bradford Indiana
A male resident of Bradford Harrison county Indiana will apply to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the Corydon session on the first Monday of April 1902 for a license to retail and sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons for on premises at a specified east front room of a frame building on lot 7 Main street Bradford. The room measures 24 by 13 feet with a nine foot ceiling and multiple doors and windows. The notice is signed Mars Jacob Fessel.
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Bradford
Morgan Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Main
Mars Jacob Fessel
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