Beechwood Chips and Local Visits Highlight Week
Beechwood notes William Gutknecht works for Henry Quebberman. Shermar Lillpop and family of Dogwood visited D. T. Carter. Miss Cora Quebberman spent Sunday with cousin Miss Ollie Quebberman. Richard Goss and family visited his father in law Henry Schuman. Miss Luia Branch returns home after visiting sister Mrs. W. P. Mauck. Miss Mamie McCrady spent Sunday with Benjamin Jordan’s family. Miss Angie McCoy visited brother C. W. McCoy at Helltown. Young ladies attended protracted meeting at New Middletown Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gutknecht
Henry Quebberman
Shermar Lillpop
Dogwood
D. T. Carter
Cora Quebberman
Ollie Quebberman
Richard Goss
Henry Schuman
Mamie McCrady
Benjamin Jordan
Angie McCoy
C. W. McCoy
Helltown
New Middletown
Local News Snippets Highlight Busy Crandall Community
Crandall notes show the M. W. A. lodge thriving and W. H. Dyer hauling logs. Several residents visit relatives, celebrate graduations, or update on barber services and local shops. Ruth Shields and Lilly Markell share a Sunday visit, and Oma Dyer along with others travel to New Salisbury for exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dyer
Charles Demumbrun
Cranedal
Boy Lost in Hills Found Near Cave in Spencer Township
John Moore's three and a half year old son wandered from Kendall's Landing on March 12. A 26 person search from Spencer township located him near a cave about two miles from home after nightfall. Local dogs may have awakened the child before Dolph Pate recovered him. Reporter Ramsvy, March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Kendall's Landing
John Mosier
Spencer Township
Dolph Pate
Herbe
Greenwood School House Burns Last Week
Evans landing notes list of local people and events. Jess Fox and James Abbot are on the sick list. Clarendon Burress has gone to Illinois. The Greenwood school house burned last week. The teachers institute at No 1 was well attended. Robert Young visited home folks recently. Elmer Sample traveled to Louisville on Monday. Charlie Sample took a business trip to New Amsterdam last week FRITZ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Fox
James Abbot
Clarendon Burress
Illinois
Greenwood
Teachers’ Institute
No. 1
Robert Young
Elmer Sample
Louisville
Charlie Sample
New Amsterdam
Honest Medicine for LaGrippe Cited by Maine Man
George W. Waitt of South Gardiner Maine testifies that after trying many remedies he found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy effective for coughs chills and grip. He used one bottle and reports symptoms left him. Available at Crosier's Corner drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Waitt
South Gardiner
Chamberlain
Crosier’s Corner
Resolutions of Respect for Daniel J. Bowling
The lodge mourns Daniel J. Bowling and notes a devoted brother. It resolves to honor his memory, extend sympathy to his family, and have the resolutions entered in lodge minutes and published in county papers. Committee: J. DriLerrer, W. Scarles, A. Derrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scarles A. Derrick
Local Notes Highlight Visits and School News
J H Wilson and wife welcome a new girl. Q T Berry visited Fall Cities. Wm Ross of New Albany visited Berry. Lem McKnight and Charlie Reader went to Illinois. Silas Babcock of Depauw visited his sister here. J W McRae and wife visited Mrs M’s parents north of New Albany. Lola Berry spent weekend with Vernia Brinley. Marshall Applegate of Valley City hosted by Fairlie Reed. Township examination held No 7 with several applicants. Ophelia Arnold left for Kentucky to open a spring term. No 4 school term ending soon. praised as successful. Lamb and Storey gave a stereopticon at Rosewood. Rosewood gains a new blacksmith, Mr Knapapel, formerly of New Middletown. Carrie Thompson of Cedar Landing and Florence Miller of Evans Landing visited Rosewood relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wilson
Q. T. Berry
Wm. Ross
New Albany
Lem. McKnight
Charlie Reader
Illinois
Silas Babcock
Depauw
J. W. McRae
Marshall Applegate
Valley City
Fairlie Reed
Ophelia Arnold
Kentucky
No 4
Messrs
Lamb
Storey
Rosewood
Kannapel
New Middletown
Carrie Thompson
Cedar Landing
Florence Miller
Evans’ Landing
Elizabeth News Notes and Local Happenings
Elizabeth community reports a wedding soon and a birth of a girl to Emery and wife. Elmer Brown is described as all smiles. Several residents, including P. B. Cooper and wife, are on the sick list. Posey’s boys left for Wing on March 4. Charles B. Cooper of Floyd county moved near Elizabeth last week. Claude Zenor and Myers McKinney visited with their wives. A Roger’s campground lecture drew a large audience and the Sunday school there remains well attended under I. M. Peters. Cross Roads school, led by M. H. Jordan, will soon close as it progresses. Miss Ira Peters has returned from Delaware and Miami counties with reports of a fine visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altha Funk
Elmer Brown
Emery &Farms
P. B. Cooper
Posey
Charles B. Cooper
Floyd County
Elizabeth
Claude Zenor
Myers McKinney
Roger
Roger’s Campground
I. M. Peters
A Good Cough Medicine for Children
F P Moran a Petersburg baker praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children saying it relieves bad and whooping coughs without opium or harmful drugs. He notes a druggist recommended it as the best option and that Crosier’s Corner drug store sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. P. Moran
Petersburg
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Mar
Bear Den Misidentified Find Leads to Owl and Cubs
In Spencer Township on March 7 two men exploring Fred Gettele's woods saw a large tree with a hole and fired at what they believed to be a bear head. They found a dying owl and three young owls instead, along with a den containing rabbits birds pigs and chickens. The men had claimed a bear story for notoriety but the discovery corrected the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Gettele Finger
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It claims kidneys filter blood every three minutes and links kidney trouble to many diseases. It offers a sample bottle by mail and urges mentioning the paper when writing to Kilmer & Co of Binghamton NY.
Bradford society notes and local progress update
Fred Raake is sick. Oswell Martin went West last week. Wm Blatter will remodel his house soon. Work progresses on the new U B church. Mrs Levi Sappenfield ill. Rains help the wheat. Fielden Adamson’s daughter very low with brain fever. Wm Platter family visited relatives near Palmyra Sunday. J M Martin and Charles Lagle have tie haul contract to New Albany. A thief took a large side of bacon from Levi Sappenfield’s smoke house. Exam results for district graduates at Palmyra. John Rochner narrowly escaped an attempted robbery Saturday night. German Star Cornet Brass Band and East String Band provided music for pie supper. proceeds $14.57. Cake to Mrs Barbara Seiler as most handsome lady. cane to Marion Sappenfield as most ungainly gentleman. School successful under Geo G Kahl. PonTiAc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielden Adamson
Wm. Platter
Palmyra
J. M. Martin
Charles Lagle
New Albany
Levi Sappenfield
John Rochner
New Amsterdam Social Notes and Club Elections
James Williams of Paradise Bottom Ky visited Friday. Miss Lelia Applegate of Big Bend Ky visited Mrs G L Montgomery last week. Prof D W Blake of Mauckport made a brief trip. Eva Jones entertained the Crescent Club with progressive carroms. Mrs O T Aydelotte and family left on the Steamer Sunshine for the South after months here. Crescent Club officers elected Gertrude Hottell president W D Youtsler vice president Dr Laughlin secretary Hallie Matthews col secretary Eva Jones treasurer. Valley City debating club will meet the Crescent Club for a joint debate Friday evening on whether senators should be elected by the people. Everybody invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
Paradise Bottom
Lelia Applegate
Big Bend
G. L. Montgomery
Eva Jones
Crescent Club
O. T. Aydelotte
Sunshine
Gertrude Hottell
W. D. Youtsler
Dr. Laughlin
Hallie Matthews
Valley City Debating Club
Mauckport Notes On School Close And Local Movements
Mauckport public schools close on the 26th. Flora Hays visits relatives in Louisville. Charley Frakes and Will Chin depart for a southern trip. Mrs. John Kaga and Miss Rosa Flora return from Falls Cities. Dr. Dashley of Louisville holds evangelist meetings at the Presbyterian church. Dr. William Denbo rushes to Harrison township to aid his ailing son. Mrs. Rouzee of Louisville buried here last Sunday, long-time resident remembered by county’s elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Hays
Louisville
Charley Frakes
Will Chin
John Kaga
Rosa Flora
Falls
Dashley
Presbyterian Church
William Denbo
Harrison Township
German Syrup praised as cure for coughs and lung troubles
Dr A Boschee's German Syrup is hailed as a proven medicine for coughs colds and severe lung troubles. The ad claims it has stood the test of years two million bottles sold yearly since 1868 and is now in every town and village. Three doses will relieve a common cough and it costs 75 cents. includes a note to obtain Green's Prize Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Boschee
United States
In Kind Remembrance of Uncle Dan Bowling
A brief remembrance noting Uncle Dan Bowling as a noble hearted man who helped others and set a good example. The notice urges readers to follow his example and mentions a product endorsement for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve from L.A Rite & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Dan
Clro Flanagan
Burnville Notes and Local Updates
Our schools closed Thursday. Chas Byrne discusses moving to Illinois. Mrs Minnie Baker of Bradford visited last week. An infant of Chas Harmon died Thursday night. W J Mitchel of Bradford visited Wednesday. Spencer Jenkins plans a new dwelling this Spring. Grace Lagle of Edwardsville visiting relatives here. Wa T Byrne went to Milltown to seek barber shop location. Willard Flickner and Geo Bell operate a saw mill near Hancock's Chapel. Della Walk of Fredericksburg visiting sister Mrs B S Sapenfield. Dr Watkins of Jeffersonville did dental work Thursday. Ed Keithley of Georgetown sold a tobacco habit cure here last week. Bro Hoax of Hancock's Chapel may hold meetings soon. Rev G W Jenkins and wife of Plainville returned home after extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Baker
Bradford
Chas. Harmon
W. J. Mitchel
Spencer Jenkins
Misa Grace Lagle
Edwardsville
Wa. T. Byrne
Milltown
Willard Flickner
Geo. Bell
Hancock’s Chapel
Della Walk
Fredericksburg
B. S. Sapenfield
Watkins
Jeffersonville
Keithley
Georgetown
Bro. Hoax
G. W. Jenkins
Plainville
Local Notes On Families And Farm Movements
Sherman Conrad and wife remain at Reader Marshall moved on to ET Stevens farm. Mrs Jacob Cuney has been indisposed for months. Mr Raaf and wife relocated to Wm Marshall farm. Strother Barrow suffers from a diseased thumb. Milton Ivan and Anna Barrow recovered from measles. Mrs Horace Davis and Misses Ruth and Edna Davis have been ill. Nevin school progresses under Miss Lida Marshall. Misses Jacia Wallace and Bella Albin visited Mrs Wm Davis. A birthday party honored Miss Emma Lane on her 14th birthday. Miss Flora Wright and Mrs Wm Davis hosted a surprise party for Miss Albin and Miss Wallace. Ottie Wright and others have gone to Illinois seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader Marshall
ET Stevens
Jacob C]uney
Raaf
Jacia Wallace
Bella Albin
Wm, Davis
Emma Lane
Flora Wright
Wm. Davis
Albin
Wallace
Pain Balm Proves Efficacious Says Vindicator Editor
The Vindicator notes two tests of Chamberlain's Pain Balm by its editor. First, rheumatism in the shoulder caused ten days of excruciating pain relieved by two applications with instant relief. Second, rheumatism in the thigh joint nearly prostrating him was cured after two applications before morning. For sale at Crosier's Corner drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Rutherfordton
N.C
Chamberlain
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Hill Grove News and Local Notes
Hill Grove closes school on April 6. Miss Stacia Rowe visits Miss Bessie Rhodes. Rumor of a forthcoming wedding near Hill Grove. Sam Cunningham ill with pneumonia. his daughter also unwell. Harvey Stonecipher has recovered enough to be out. Mr Charles Kintner of Worth hosted by John Cunningham. Charles Dick gave a well received local entertainment last week. David Shaffer attends aunt Mrs Nancy Miller who is seriously ill in Crawford county. Mrs Emma Hild and daughter Etna and Miss Helen Griffin visit Mrs Anna Longacre. Prof Ivison of Lonaconing MD suffers chronic neuralgia and indigestion. after doctors failed, he used morphine. A friend touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, claims it cured him. L A Rusty & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacia Rowe
Bessie Rhodes
Sam Cunningham
Harvey Stonecipher
Charles Kintner
Worth
John Cunningham
Charles Dick
David Shaffer
Nancy Miller
Crawford County
Emma Hild
Etna
Helen Griffin
Corydon
Anna Longacre
Ivison
Lonaconing
L. A Rusty & Son
Local Moves and Sermon Note in Corydon Area
Miss Dilla Kintner travels to Corydon to stay. Rev Todd preaches a sermon at New Bethel last Sunday week. John Moore relocates to Spencer township and Mrs Carrie Corts will move into Mrs Delia Kintner’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
New Bethel
John Moore
Spencer Township
Carrie Corts
Delia Kintner
Harrison County Commissioners Allowances 1901 List
Complete 1901 board allowance ledger for Harrison County Indiana. Includes clerk salaries jail and court house supplies poor relief truancy officer auditors and treasurer salaries and numerous inquests and memos noting specific payees and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Cunningham
C. A. Bline
B. F. Hurst
Court House
Harriet S. Jones
Indiana Children’s Home
John W. Kendall
Kirkham
Aaron Peters
Sentinel Printing Co
Treas
John F. Gettelfinger
Poor
Jacob H. Vogt
John K. Welker
Inquest
Chas. Stagle
John H. White
L. G. Beck
James L. Rector
Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Administrator
Administrator of the estate of George Heuser in Harrison county Indiana sets a sale for March 28 1901 at 1 pm. Real estate includes portions of section 24 township 2 south range 3 east and Jackson City lots 3 4 7 10 plus several described parcels totaling about 47 acres. Purchasers must pay one third cash at sale and balance in two equal installments secured by promissory notes with six percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heuser
Harrison Circuit Court
Harrison County
Indiana
New Albany and
Milltown
Lota
Jackson City
Said
New Albany
George Houser
Christian J. Heuser
Admr
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Oma Dyer
Sadie Melton
Ds. Martin
Jess Thomas
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Fritz
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K of
DeWitt
DeWitt’s
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Wm. Blatter
U. B. Church
D W. Blake
Mauckport
L.A Rite & Son
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Hursttown
Sherman Conrad
Nevin School
Lida Marshall
Ottie Wright
Hard Davis
Jesse Longacre
Edward Wright
Charles Kopp, Jr
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Jas. A. Watson
J. F. Habermel
Amzi Weaver
Matthew M. Denbo
J. G. W. Stonecipher
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Phys Poor Asylum
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