Palmer Delayed Name in Taylor Township Column
Delayed notice mentions Tillie Noe Palmer. Local sick list includes F W Brown and Miss Alice Miller. Several visits and returns noted among residents: Mrs Austin McCauley in New Albany. John Reeves and family with John McKinney. Frank McRae with relatives in Falls Cities. Irene Hess at Pleasure Ridge Park. Cecil Cunningham and Joe Zink back from Wyoming. Grandma Summers and Mrs Elmer Stewart improving. Alva Miller and family of Mt Vernon guests of James Miller. Desmont Wilson and Frank Wilson Jr visited Mrs Mary Fox. Laura Keen and Mrs Jacob Deatrick of Elizabeth visited Robert Kelley. Morter Davis returning from St Anthony Hospital Louisville improved. Beatrice Babcock of Elizabeth returned home from Rosewood visit with Loretta and Nellie Colvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hess
Pleasure Ridge Park
Cecil Cunningham
Joe Zink
Wyoming
Grandma Summers
Elmer Stewart
Alva Miller and Family
Mt. Vernon
Ind
James Miller
Laura Keen
Jacob Deatrick
Elizabeth
Robert Kelley
Morter Davis
St. Anthony Hospital
Louisville
Beatrice Babcock
Loretta and
Nellie Colvin
Rosewood
Harrison County College Notes And Baseball Opener
Central Normal College notes list D C Shaffer in Business and Wm D Stevens in Teacher's Course. A Harrison County student group plans a Plainfield trip amid ongoing enrollment with many named students. The Harrison County baseball nine opened at Recreation Park against Davies County but a fourth inning controversy ended the game with a listed lineup for pitching captain Maurice Baker and players including Hardin Lemmon Jesse Kelley Arville Deweese Dick Shaffer Walter Davis James Noe Maurice O Bannon Herman Prague Grover Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea H. Kintner
Harrison County
Grace Carrol
Mildred Wilbiar
Elizabeth Steepleton
Clara Hauswald
Arminda Noe
Edna McRae
Freda Lottick
Ida McKim
Laura Kintner
Bettie
Nellie Mathes
Anna MecPheeters
Lillian Davis
Gertrude Russell
Anna Zollmar
D. W. Shaffer
Herman Prague
Maurice Baker
Hardin Lemmon
Walter Davis
Jesse Kelley
Arville Deweese
Dick Shaffer
James Noe
Maurice O'Bannon
Grover Graves
Portrait Studio Reopens With New Equipment
Photographer H. J. Friedeney announces return to work after purchasing a complete new outfit of instruments and accessories. He will resume portrait and group work at his Chestnut Street residence three blocks east of the post office on Saturday May 23, inviting old and new customers to seek satisfactory photographic results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Post Office
H. J. Frieduey
Local Visitors and Health Notes From Gravel Creek
Gravel Creek reports visits from Mr and Mrs Elmer Johnson to J R Johnson’s family Sunday. Lafe LaDuke remains ill with cancer. Clay Kitterman traveled to Farnsley on business Friday. Effie Bour spent weekend with Lola McClure. Lovel Smith visited friends in Louisville last week. Lucille Wells called on E E B McClure Thursday. Mr and Mrs Philip Schoen and Misa Lillie visited Clay Kitterman Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson
J. R. Johnson
Lafe LaDuke
Clay Kitterman
Farnsley
Effie Bour
Lola McClure
Lovel Smith
Louisville
Lucille Wells
E EB. McClure
Philip Schoen
Misa Lillie
Whooping cough remedy endorsed by Michigan mother
In February our daughter had the whooping cough. Mr. Lane of Hartland recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and said it gave his customers the best satisfaction. We found it true and recommend it to anyone with children troubled by whooping cough. For sale by L. A. Riley & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Hartland
Chamberlain
A. Goss
Durand, Mich
L. A. Riely & Son
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs Offered at Old Prices
In market copy Janliff J offers Barred Plymouth Rock eggs at 31.00 per setting of 15 eggs and farm run eggs at 30 cents per setting. PFRIMMER indicates an informal seller note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janliff J
Pfrimmer
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching bind or protruding piles send your address for details on a home absorption treatment that promises immediate relief and permanent care. No money needed. free trial treatment offered with local reference if requested Mrs M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Roll of Honor Subscriptions for THE DEMOCRAT
A list of subscribers and new subscribers since the last report includes A J Adamson of Davidson RR 1 Henry Vogt Corydon RR 1 Jesse A Kelley Danville Nellie Pitman Terre Haute Mrs August Otten Indiana Harbor Ind Amzi W Getz Dundurn Canada David Rhodes Wilcox Neb David Goeswein Georgetown RR 1 Harriett Feller Corydon John Crayden Depauw BR 3 Chas Kintner Worth Mrs W N Tracewell Corydon John Bierley Elizabeth Geo May Laconia nR 2 Pfrimmer Faith Jeffersonville Myrtle Stevens Evansville Mrs Laura Felts Corydon Elvis Laduke Terre Haute Blaine Hays Corydon Chase Taylor Palmyra Wm Guthese New Middletown David Charley Corydon Hovey Selby Owensville Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Democrat
A J Adamson
Davidson
Henry Vogt
Corydon
Amzi
Getz
Dundurm Canada
David Rhodes
Wilcox
David Goeswein
Georgetown
Harriett Feller
John Crayden
Depauw
Johno B. Ellis
PA Burton
Elizabeth
Chas Kintner
Worth
Laura Felts
xElvis Laduke
Terre Haute
Blaine Hays
xChase Taylor
Palmyra
Wild Flower Delayed Visit Notes and Local Socials
Alma Wilson visits home folks as Ella Lamb, Nola Russell, Jessie Jones, Tessie McKinney and others travel between households. Sunday gatherings include Raymond Johns with Charles Johns, and George Johns with Martin Russell families. Greenwood graduation day featured music and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Wilson
Ella Lamb
Nola Russell
Addie Johns
Jessie Jones
Alma Johns
Tessie McKinney
Raymond Johns
Marshal Funk
Charles and
Albert Johns
Nellie Brewster
Nora Russell
Greenwood
Corena Lamb
Mother Gray’s Australian-Leaf touted as cure for women
An advertisement touts Mother Gray’s Australian-Leaf as a safe pleasant herb remedy for back pains urinary and bladder trouble and female ills. It claims a certain regulator with a sample free and 50 cent price from The Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York. Also mentions Early Six Weeks Early Ohio Green Mountain and Bell potato varieties at W H Bullett & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N
Ohio
Green Mountain
Bell
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Young Brandywine Colt Insurance Ad at New Middletown
Young Brandywine offers to stand mares for seven dollars to insure a colt. The coal black stallion stands near New Middletown Indiana during 1908 with weekly breeding days Monday through Thursday. Described as 16% hands high and about 1400 pounds, he is by Alroyal 2900 and out of Lizzie Wilkes by George Wilkes. Owner and keeper John Seitz notes insurance payable when mares are traded or parted with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Middletown
Ind
Brandywine
Alroyal
Electioneer
Hambletonian
Lizzie Wilkes
George Wilkes
Reserve Fund
Lou
Emperor Wilkes
Hylas
Hamlet
Minnie
Kentucky
Wilkes
John Seitz
Ruler
Kentucky Ruler
Egbert
Drenum
Black
Hart Hickman
Theodocia the Stallion at Central Indiana Breeding Stand
Theodocia grandson of George Wilkes and Dictator will stand two miles west of Central on Mondays to Thursdays until June 1, 1908. Fee 3 to insure a living colt. Theodocia foaled 1903 by Theodocius 66916. dam Eva by Kentucky Ruler. Sire Roy Manda 2:23, dam Miss Julia, Hambletonian line seven generations. Call Curry L. Miller Central Eureka phone for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodocia
Central
Theodocius
Eva
Kentucky Ruler
Roy Manda
Julia C
Omega
Miss Julia
Hambletonian
Granddam
Kremlin
Minnie
Kentucky Clay
Miss Bessie
Curry L. Miller
Ind
Eureka
The Fine Jack Reveille at Fair Grounds in 1908
The fine jack Reveille will be at the fair grounds during the 1908 season. Service money set at 88 to insure a living colt. Reveille, sired by Black Whaler, is a four year old with heavy bone, large muscles, and long head and ears. Mules remain in demand. S. A. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Reveille
Black Whaler
Harrison
Crawford
S. A. Taylor
Logan
Percheron Society of America
Aim
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Dr. Z. T. Funk & Son
Ger
I. G. W. Mowrer
Valley City
Indiana
William Jenning Bryan
Col. Bryan
Thompson Publishing Co
Lous Mo
Indianapolis
Louisvile
Hoosier Limiteds
Jeffersonvile
Watson Junction
Sellersburg
Scottsburg
Crothersville
Seymour
Columbus
Edinburg
Franklin
Jeffersonville
Speeds
Memphis
Henryville
Unterwood
Vienna
Scoutsburg
Austin
Chestnut Ridge
I. C. & S. Traction Co
Louisville Terminal
Jepot
Third St
Walnut and
Green
A. Anderson
Gen. Mer
Seymour, Ind
and Southern Traction Company
Dixie Limiteds
Seymrothersville
Sellersburw
Watson Auction
Seymour North Bound
I. & L. Traction Co
Louisille
Southern Indiane R
Lephone Home Telephone No
S Neway
Taylor Township
Tillie Noe Palmer
F. W. Brown
Alice Miller
Austin McCauley
New Albany
John Reeves
John McKinney
Frank McRae
Falls
Frank Wilson
Desmont
Mary Fox
Central Normal College Notes
D. C
Wm. D. Stevens
Plainfield
Roll of Honor
George Johns
Fred Johns
Henry Mettling
Martin Russell
Family Sunday
Silver Prince
John A. Wilt
Hillsboro
Prince Hornet
Dewey F
Bald Hornet
Paul
Venture
Guy C
Nave
Red Buck
Miss Zimmerman
Edgar Wilkes
Edgar Boy
Edgar H
C. Paris
John M
Mollie Blue Wood
Willow
Wood
Fleety
Arrow Wood
Aleen Wilson
Mollie Blue
Blue Ball
Harrison CO
Jim Beauty
Wiliam T. Wright
Rehoboth
Laconia
Jim Darling
Confident
Pride of
Mignon
Jean le Blanc
Dam Beauty
Victor
Cupid
Philibert
Superior
Favori I
Vieux Chaslin
Coco
Laconia Percheron Horse CO
F. Russell
William Wright
Young Brandywine
Treat
Dictator
Apris
Jack
Young Reveille
CARDU
Rose Schubarth
Monument
Colo
Cardus
Chattanooga
Tenn
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hopkins Fertilizer Company
A Home Company
Alex Miller
Post Office Building
Parker’s
Backleson
Ladies’ Home Journal
Demorest
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