Lost Railway Mileage Book 831963 Seeks Return
A Lost-Southern Railway mileage book number 831963 on Leavenworth or Corydon Junction road is offered with a reward for its return. Contact this office. hk. C. Ewis. Also includes a small classified ad about 45 cents buys a nice easel at Rowe Bros and a Druggists ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with E. W. Grove signature on each box. jan-10-yr. May 30 Decoration Day. Call on C. H. Ginkins. aprl8-6.y
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Southern Railway
Leavenworth
Corydon Junction Road
Hk. C. Ewis
E. W. Grove
Fire destroys row of English businesses in Crawford county
Early Saturday morning a fire in English Crawford county destroyed a row of stores and homes including B F Temple & Son hardware Z W Starr tinner and residences of Mrs Sarah Matthews and J F Leonard. A brick Crawford County Bank post office building on the site suffered heavy damage though vault contents survived. Bank and post office move to temporary quarters.
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English
Crawford County
Edward
Crawford County Bank
Bank
Masonic Lodge
Post-Office
Death of Mrs Sieg widow of Monroe Sieg
Mrs Rachel Sieg died of paralysis after a brief illness at her daughter Mrs Ettie Oliver’s home in Birmingham Alabama aged about 79. She leaves five sons William James John Sieg of this county Joseph and Edward Sieg of Indian Territory and three daughters Mrs David Jordan Mrs Elias Leavenworth and Mrs Oliver. She was a longtime Christian church member. Her remains were brought home from Birmingham and laid to rest at Oak Cave last Monday with Rev Rumbley and John H Heth officiating.
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Rachel Sieg
Monroe Sieg
Ettie Oliver
Birmingham
Ala
John Sieg
Oak Cave
Rumbley
John H. Heth
Chattanooga
Tenn
William
James
Joseph
Edward Sieg
Indian Territory
David Jordan
Elias Leavenworth
Oliver
Christian Church
Walnut Valley Social Notes and Church Sunday School
Miss Dora Cline stays with Mrs George Flock while Mrs America Flock sprains her arm last week. Harry Hottell and Miss Daisy Neely visited Let Hottell family. A M Sappenfield preached two sermons at Mt Solomon. Pawver relatives from Patesville Ky visiting. Tronein and family from near Hoberly visited Mrs T’s parents. Stanth and daughter Annie with sons Albert and Walter from Beechwood visited Fred Stauth. Sunday School at Mt Solomon reorganized with Dudley Kintner superintendent and staff.
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Dora Cline
George Flock
America Flock
Harry Hottell
Daisy Neely
Let Hottell
A. M. Sappenfield
Mt. Solomon
Mollie
Nellie Pawver
Will
Patesville
Julius Tronein
Near Hoberly
T’s
Jus. Feller
Mary Stanth
Annie
Albert
Walter
Beechwood
Fred Stauth
Death of Mrs. Irene Richard at Lexington Ill
Mrs. Irene Richard widow of James H. Richard died in Lexington Illinois on the 17th of paralysis aged about sixty four. She left nine children with relatives in Kentucky and Benjamin Richard in Corydon Indiana. Her remains were brought home for interment at Mt. Zion church Mauckport with Rev. McKim officiating. Decoration services planned by Victoria Court 189 T B AH at Central Sunday June 3 at 3 p.m. Woodmen and Ben Hur orders join in the ceremony.
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Irene Richard
James H. Richard
Lexington
Ill
Richard
Benjamin Richard
Corydon
Mt. Zion Church
Mauckport
McKim
Victoria Court
T. B. AH
Central
Woodmen Order
Eiverybody
Court of Tribe of
Ben Hur
Roose's Bloodhounds Track Down Suspect
W H Roose of this place received a call from Orange county and drove to English to assist after a house fire at Robert H Kings twelve miles north. The bloodhounds followed a burned trail to a neighbor's house and then to the arrestee who halted as the dogs approached. Roose offers service at reasonable charges to aid in fires and thefts.
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W. H. Roose
Orange County
English
Robert H. King
Mr. Roose
Elmer Davis & Co forms cold storage plant with $100000 capital
The firm incorporation in Louisville includes Elmer Davis as president with Block Hartman Sprigler and Wadkins as partners. The plan adds another ice machine and increased storage to supply farmers at market price year round. The note urges supporting a home market and criticizes meat importers who allegedly shortchange farmers.
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Elmer Davis & Co
Messrs. Block, Hartman, Sprigler
Wadkins
Louisville
Elmer Davis
Armour Meats
Chicago
Sunday Gatherings Highlight New Albany Area
Lee Adams visited friends in New Albany on Sunday. The Township Sunday School Convention met there. Nora Temple of New Albany visits relatives nearby. Carl Wagner of Western Union visits his mother in Mott. Corydon pupils toured C N Dome’s school and explored Burn cave. Several families from Fairdale Crandall Moberly and New Albany visited the area. Dr S Stephen, a missionary from India, spoke to a large audience and urged foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Adams
New Albany
Nora Temple
Carl Wagner
Western Union Telegraph Co
Mott
C. N. Dome
Corydon School
Wm. Rheinhardt
Fairdale
John Duncan
Ada
Crandall
Wm. Peters
Abraham Seig
Rumbly
Moberly
Kate Ferock
Iarn Fletcher
Eugene Rose
S. Stephen
India
First National Bank Moves Temporarily During Renovation
The First National Bank will move into the north room of the bank building on Monday May 25 for a temporary period while the main banking room is equipped with new furniture and fixtures. The entrance will switch to the north door and normal business will continue without interruption.
Suffering in Lanesville as Fire Ravages Eisert Estate
In Lanesville A M Eisert Sr. suffers a severe illness while a fire disrupts life. Mrs Judith Dieg of Louisville visits aged 81. Len Dow and family visit Philo Voelker home. Henry Jaeger maims a hand with a copper adz and Mike Day injures a foot on a nail. Eisert Sr. faces losses of 350 to 400 dollars plus 250 in insurance. Tony Eisert loses horses cows farming gear and crops.
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C. H. Weaver
Judith Dieg
Louisville
Len Dow
Len Dow, Jr
Annie Voelker
Philo W. Voelker
Henry Jaegers
Mike Day
A. M. Eisert, Sr
Tony
Memorial services and socials across New Albany area
Elizabeth kron reports a new girl. Memorial services are set for May 27 at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Evans to preach. Strawberry and ice cream festival planned for Decoration Day May 30 by M. E. Sunday school Class No. 5. Mrs C J Treece attended professional lectures in Louisville and Indianapolis.
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Clarence Kron
H. Burton
Presbyterian Church
Evans
New Albany
Effie Bowling
Zerilda Bowling
Nellie Rush
M. E
C. J. Treece
Prof. Eckels
National Casket Co
Louisville
Funeral Directors Association
Indianapolis
Brother Treece
Memorial and Decoration Services for G A R Post
The Pennington Post Crandall Indiana announces a memorial sermon at U B Church Crandall on May 27 1906 at 2 p m by Rev H Hudson assisted by Rev T Taylor. On May 30 detachments will decorate multiple cemeteries including Burnville Sheler New Salisbury Nevin and more with start times around 10 30 a m. All are invited to join the memorial festivities and Bethlehem cemetery assembly at 2 p m. Music and flowers galore noted.
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Pennington
G. A. R. Crandall
Ind
H. Hudson
U. B
Crandall
T. Taylor
The
Christian Church
Conrad
Andrew Wolfe
New Salisbury
Lutheran
M. E
Randy L. Davis
Welker Conrad
Thomas Winn
Nevin
Hursttown
Bethlehem
J. R. Pennington
Local Social Notes from Taylor Township and Nearby Towns
Taylor Township residents share visits with relatives in Louisville and Indianapolis while others travel from Evans Landing Riverville Ky and Rosewood to see friends in Hill Dale West Point and New Albany. Sunday schools in the township show improving order ahead of a planned convention.
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Hallie McRae
Louisville
John Sample
Evans Landing
Indianapolis
Harry Applegate
Riverville
Rosewood
Joseph Hartung
Elizabeth
Florence Miller
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
J. W. Prewitt
West Point
Hill
New Albany
Guy Wayne
Mrs. Wayne
Local visits and church notices in Bridgeport area
Bridgeport residents including John Farnsley and Peter Bell were among Sunday visitors in nearby towns. Harry Peters of New Albany visited D T Carter. Rev. Croxall led a Bethesday church quarterly meeting. Peter Farnsley and wife visited relatives at Stewart's Landing. Miss Alda Farnsley and Miss Clar Diddlcott take music lessons. Adelace Packard from New Albany also noted. Osborn of the U B Church preaches at the local school building Saturday evening May 26. all invited.
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John Farnsley
Borden
Elizabeth
Peter Bell
Wm. Hancock
Harry Peters
New Albany
D. T. Carter
Croxall
Bethesday Church
Peter Farnsley
Stewart’s Landing
Alda Farnsley
Clar Diddlcott
Adelace Packard
Osborn
U. B. Church
Blue River Valley Local Notes and Notices
Blue River Valley reports whooping cough and pneumonia illnesses plus community events. Miss Nora Kollier stays with Jake Rosenbarger at Spear Fountain. Children’s Day planned at Blue Liver Chapel. Rev Walls delivers a long sermon after a quarterly meeting at Potato Roo. James T Saunderson seeks Appellate Judge nomination. Grand Army Post to decorate. Dr Funk and Habermel transform home into sanitarium. blacksmith wanted. Masonic lodge reps in Indianapolis. Rev H J Black marries J Leibert and Carrie Schweitzer. Mrs Cyrandall visits Brookston. Wm Conrad’s child ill. new baw at Robert Albin’s home. Dag Baxley.
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Phyllis Conrad
Nora Kollier
Jake Rosenbarger
Blue Liver Chapel
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Benton Co
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Grand Lodge of Masons
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Robert Albin
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