Local notes from Bradford and vicinity
Fred Raake is able to be out again. Peter Stamm made a business trip to Corydon last Saturday. People in the area prepare to plant corn. Wm Avery of Palmyra purchased the Buck Horn farm. Elden Ellis works at Andy Steersteedter’s saw mill. David Harper of Burnville sold wallpaper here last week. Early strawberries damaged by frost. Roy Martin plans a carpentry job in San Francisco. Dr Chas Boston and Rexie fRexie visited Blue River for a fishing trip. Harry Sappenfield traded three mules for a driving horse. Davis & Son near Greenville were horse buyers here Friday. Remonstrance in Morgen township signs count enough. Likely liquor sale stoppage soon. A buggy whip stolen from Buffalo Bill near Talyra. reward offered. Buffalo wishes the Democrat would host a wedding yearly to entertain cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Raake
Peter Stamm
Corydon
Wm. Avery
Palmyra
Buck Horn
Elden Ellis
Andy Steersteedter
David Harper
Burnville
Roy Martin
San Francisco
Chas
Boston
Davis & Son
Greenville
Lorses
Morgen Township
Buffalo Bill
Talmyra
Buffalo
Central Farmers and Residents Noted in Local Activity
Central area reports show Cort Sharp buying a horse J O Reed recent visitor Mrs Tou Stover spent Sunday with Ora Frith in Centra Wm Blake family visited Ed Blake near Glidu Willam Tindall notes a new dishwasher at his home W Kane continues tree work at John H Watsons near Manckport Toombs and Longbottom attended Starview quarterly meeting Mrs Mary Faith wife of James Faith of near Lacouta buried at Highland last Saturday Jame A Watson and family of Coryton visited his father in Heth township last Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starview
Mary Faith
James Faith
Lacouta
Highlan
Jame
Watson
Coryton
Heth Township
Petit Jury Names Drawn for May Term in Garrison Circuit
Jasper Davis and Samuel Wolfe, jury commissioners, met at the County Clerk’s office last Monday and drew the names to compose the petit jury for the May term of the Garrison Circuit Court. The panel includes D C Davis Harrison Township Frank Stevens Blue River John W Gresham Franklin Wintryer Jackson James Daily Taylor Geant Tuell Posey Joseph Mussabarger Scott Peter Loew Franklin Laward Miller E Harvey Johnson Wim Mitchell Morgan Von Wright Boone ra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Davis
Samuel Wolfe
Garrison
D.C
Harvey Johnson
Wim. Mitchell
Mirgan von
Wright
Boone Ra
Carnegie Gift Funds New Moores Hill Building Project
The article reports an $18 750 donation from Carnegie to Moores Hill College. President Enfield announces a new administration building to be named Paulding, funded halfway by Carnegie. College plans June construction start with $1700 already raised by students and faculty, aiming to elevate MHC to leading national institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Exerreise
Moores Hill
Herscuen Lah Ve
Postmaster Robbed in Liver ton Illinois
G W Louis postmaster at Liver ton Illinois reports a near fatal robbery in a letter. He credits Eletric Bitters with curing a chronic liver ailment and jaundice, noting relief for biliousness neuralgia and general weakness. The tonic is sold by L A Riley & Son’s Drug Store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Louis
Liverton
Ifa
L. A. Riley & Son
Deug
Interest Paid On Savings Deposits by Farmers Savings
Farmers Savings & Trust Co announces interest paid on savings deposits in any amount from 1 up. W.E. Cook serves as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Savings & Trust Co
W.E. Cook
Walnut Valley Community News Notes Local Visits and Reorganization
Walnut Valley reports a flurry of visits as residents travel to see relatives in Illinois Corydon Keller town and Heidelburg. Homecomings include Wn Boley from Illinois and Miss Alta Knapp staying with Mrs Effie Hottell. Sunday reorganization at Luthers Chapel with John Flock superintendent and Mary Cline secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn. Boley
Illinois
Alta Knapp
Dixie
Effie Hottell
Philip Fleck
Crandall
Dora
Elsie Cline
Keller Town
Ida Engleman
Jacob Hottell
Soan
George
Rosa
Heidelburg
Lee Hottell
Luthers’ Chapel
John Flock
Julia Brown
Moberly Notes On Local Life And Meetings
Farmers prepare to plant corn in Moberly. Chas Davis and Pitman brothers visit home folks Sunday. John M White visits Ale Seig and family. Quarterly meeting at Thompsons Chapel planned Friday through Sunday. Miss Mary Jane Bye stays with aunt Mrs Thevye not who is sick. J W G Troudon attends Stanley Hunt funeral at Blue River Chapel. Rev W G Morgan and family return from French Lick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Robt. Pitman
John M. White
Thompsons’ Chapel
Mary Jane Bye
Ramsey
Jane Thevyenot
J. W. G. Troudon
Stanley Hunt
Blue River Chapel
Visits and Near Accident Highlight Local News
W A Hunter and W E Nolet visited David Jackson last Sunday while Edward Briscoe called on his brother Frank. Mrs Thad Seacat and Mrs Rebecca Seacat were among visitors. Martin Bee jumped from a frightened horse as it ran away but no damage occurred. The writer missed the Golden wedding of the Democrat on the 25th but wishes the paper prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Briscoe
Frank
Thad Seacat
Sunshine
Rebecca Seacat
Martin Bee
Martin
Sore Nipples Cure Noted For Nursing Mothers
A remedy uses Chamberlain's Salve applied as soon as nursing ends and wiped off before the next feeding. Widely used by trained nurses with good results. Priced at 25 cents per box. Sold by C. fh. Watson successor to E S. Crosier Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fh. Watson
E S. Crosier « Co.m
Marriage License Notices For Five Couples
Andrew Hess to Addie T. Rochner James W. Beachblossom to Pearl H. Lopp Essie L. faith to Stella E Steepleton John E. Mathews to Annie C. Stoker Osa W. Kirkham to Pearl H. McRae Full line of paint brushes at Riely s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hess
Addie T. Rochner
James W. Beachblossom
Pearl H. Lopp
Essie L. Faith
Stella E.steepleton
John E. Mathews
Annie C. Stoker
Osa W. Kirkham
Pearl H. McRae
Riely
Worth Items Reflect Community Happenings
Worth notes report Mrs. Nettie Byerly is dangerously ill and Miss Rose Craig has returned to Louisville from a visit home. A U B church meeting is set for Potato Run on May 12 and Bethel Sunday school activities are listed. Rumors hint at a wedding. locals urged to recycle tin pans and a circle saw. The Worth Leavenworth line now connects with Cumberland and free service extends to surrounding counties. The Wyandotte steamer bound for Louisville carries heavy freight under Capt Will Craig and J A Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Craig
Louisville
U. B
White Cloud
Potato Run
Claude Trobaugh
Evansville
Worth
Leavenworth
Cumberland
Harrison
Crawford
Dubois
Wyandotte
Will Craig
J. A. Craig
Elizabeth Community Notes Highlight Visits and Moves
Clerks at Elizabeth Implement Co remain busy. Mrs. Robert Cooper visited son John last Sunday. Julius Johns and wife visited Aaron Johnson. Mrs Stephen Flanagar moved to Campbellville Kentucky. W P Evans began work in New Albany. James Stewart and family from New Albany visited town. Frank Winders from Kewisville visited relatives here. Clinton Fink and wife visited Mrs T’s parents at Sugar Grove. James Stringem and a friend from New Albany visited George Neamer. Philip McCue and wife visited relatives at Hardinsburg and Louisville. Miss Belle Bowling and Miss W C Bowling plan move to Corydon. Miss Flossie Kessinger and H Kessinger family returned from New Albany visit. The funeral of Miss Anna Saffer, died last Saturday, was preached at the horse by Rev Trans. interment at local cemetery. The TL O O F 87th anniversary held last Thursday with members, families, and friends attending. program featured music, songs and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Implement Co
Robert Cooper
John
Julius Johns
Aaron Johnson
Stephen Flanagar
Campbellville
W. P. Evans
New Albany
James Stewart
Our Town
Frank Winders
Kewisville
Clinton Fink
T's
Sugar Grove
James Stringem
George Neamer
Philip McCue
Hardinshbure
Louisville
Belle Bowling
W. C. Bowling
Corydon
Flossie Kessinger
H. Kessinger
Anna Saffer
Rebecca
Community Notes From Dixie And Nearby Towns
Willard Stoner made a business trip to New Albany last week. Farmers are busy working in their corn ground. Mr and Mrs John Sukowinski and family of Lanesville visited Mr and Mrs Adam Stoker last Sunday. Jesse Baxley is at work in the river bottom and Charley Cole of Edwardsville is at work for Adam Stoker. We are glad that the Republican has a few words of praise for the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Stoner
New Albany
John Sukowinski
Lanesville
Adam Stoker
Jesse Baxley
Charley Cole
Edwardsville
Local Social Notes From Hursttown And Nearby
Mrs. Attie Vaughn of Louisville visits home folks while Miss Frogie Engleman calls on Corydon friends. Miss Minnie Oppal visits aunt Mrs. George Tush in Palmyra. Mrs. Maude Brengman west of Corydon visits parents. Eureka Telephone extends line Nevin to Corydon Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Gibner of Corydon visit William Houser family. Mrs. Henry Miller and Mrs. Willard Wright visit in New Albany and Louisville. Miss Ola Hubbard of New Albany returns home. Misses Myrtle and Leona Wright visit west of Corydon with Mrs. Lafayette Brengman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frogie Engleman
Corydon
Minnie Oppal
George Tush
Palmyra
Maude Brengman
Eureka Telephone Co
Nevin
Corydon Junction
Henry Miller
Willard Wright
New Albany
Louisville
Ola Hubbard
Myrtle and
Leona Wright
Lafayette Brengman
Beanblossom family updates and local notices
Ed Fowler can go about Aunt Sallie is up now Jobo Beanblossom works for his brother H P Beanblossom Mollie and Kate Beanblossom visit Bertha Timberlake who is ill at home near Marvin James A Watson and wife from Corydon visit J H Watson Bessie Amy attends grandmother's funeral Many Laconia folks attend Mrs James Faith funeral Mauckport I O C F lodge boom three new members Kate Beanblossom elected alternate to supreme meeting in Crawfordsyville in May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Jacobs
Jobo Beanblossom
H. P. Beanblossom
C. F
Mauckport
Kate Beanblossom
Tribe of
Heidleburg Community Notes Include Visits and Church Meeting
Ida C. Karp and Miss Bianch Chinn stay with Mrs. Dorothy Fry. Lonny Fry, Harry Hottell, and Roy Windell visit Dixie friends. Shatters visit Hil Grave relatives. Mauek family visit New Middletown mother Aunt Fitza Mauck. Mauck family and Stella Lubmeyer visit Clem Hotteli and family. Henry Davis and Levi Hickman visit Haus family. Sunday school organized at Heidle burg church on May 6 at 2 30 pm. Everyone invited. Jacob Hottell family visit Lee Hottell near Walnut Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonny Fry
Harry Hottell
Roy Windell
Dixie
Arlie Shatter
David Shatter
Hil Grave
al Mauek
New Middletown
Fitza Mauck
Charles Mauck
Stella Lubmeyer
Clem Hotteli
Sanity
Heidleburg Church
Local Social Notes From Sugar Tree Grove
Sugar Tree Grove reports visits by W P Mauck and George Windell with wives to F J Haas and wife. Mauck and family attended the Bruch Minton wedding. Grandma Hubbard has returned from Georgetown. Mrs Willard Shaffer and son and Mrs Ada Shaffer visited Mrs Andrew Cunningham who has been ill. Jasper Fleshman completed a barn for John Stoner and will work on John Miller’s barn this week. Mumicikport circuit U B church quarterly meeting at Ta ir view was largely attended. Presiding Elder Rev Walls led the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Shaffer
Ada Shaffer
Andrew Cunningham
Jasper Fleshman
John Stoner
John Miller
Mumicikport
U. B
Tairview
Walls
Community Notes From Hill Grove District
Mrs Marion Millican has been on the sick list. Carry Cunningham hosted by Hattie Windell Sunday. Anna Stonecipher and Bertha Lases visiting May Hild Sunday. David Windell from Central visited Sam Windell and family. Sunday school held every Sunday morning. Carry Cunningham Superintendent Emma Rhodes Secretary Georgia Wio dell Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Millican
Carry Cunningham
Hattie Windell
Anna Stonecipher
Bertha Lases
May Hild
David Windell
Central
Sam Windel
Family
Emma Rhodes
Georgia Wiodell
Relief for Women Advertises Australian Leaf Cure
An advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf claimed to ease back pains urinary bladder or kidney troubles in women. It is billed as a safe monthly regulator with a sample offer and mail order from The Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Adress
The
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
N.Y
Coroner's Inquest Finds Accidental Drowning Death
Indiana coroner Peter S. Wright reports Stanley Hunt, about fourteen, died by accidental drowning on April 27 1906 in Blue River Spencer Township Harrison County. Inquest held April 28 1906 with viewing, evidence and inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Peter S. Wright
Stanley Hunt
Spencer Township
Blue River
Peter S Wright
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures 23 Year Sore in Caroline
Mrs Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found relief after 23 years of a running leg sore when Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. The ad touts Arnica as the greatest antiseptic healer of wounds and sores, selling for 25 cents at L A Wilay & Son's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia Wilke
Caroline
Wis
Bucklen
L. A. Wilay & Son
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Bradford
Noh
Petit Jury
Carniegie
Walnut Valley
Ida F
Engleman
Levi Hottell
Levi Brown
George Flock
Mr. Flock
Philip Flock
Oak Wood
Moberly
Annie M. Pitman
Corydon Democrat
Chas. Davis
Depauw
W. A. Hunter
W. E. Nolet
David Jackson
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Kemp
Balsam
Nettie Byerly
Clara Kintner
Hallie Hershman
Elizabeth
John Ek, Bangs
Hursttown
Lizz1ig Wright
Attie Vaughn
Ebb. Gibner
William Houser
Fowler
Mollie and
Bertha Timberlake
Bertha Beanblossom Timberlake I.nuite
Marvin
James A. Watson
J. H. Watson
Bessie Amy
Bickner
Knox County
Laconia
Mt. Zion
A.J. Lopp
Charles Jacobs
Heidleburg
Ida C. Karp
Miss Bianch Chinn
Mrs
Dorothy Fry
Henry Davis
Levi Hickman
Jacob Haus
George and
Riésa
Sugar Tree Grove
W. P. Mauck
George Windell
F. J. Haas
Grandma Hubbard
Georgetown
Hill Grove
Eass
Chichester
Englis
Chicheester Chemical CO
Madison Square
Phila
Walter A. Wood
Walter A
Vets
Walter A. Wood Co
Elizabeth, Ind
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Ohio River
Gulf
G. A. Park
Louisville & Nashville Railroad CO
Louisville, KY
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