Central News Notes From Local District
Central items report good crops and dry spells with farmers seeking relief. A wedding is planned at Happy Corner. Fease Watson and family visited John Trannum’s sister-in-law last Sunday. Green Beard recovers from illness. Arsovia Blake of New Middletown was in town Sunday evening. E% Robbins travels to Illinois for summer and fall. Kid Love and wife visited John Smith’s family last Sunday. Modern Woodmen to decorate local hall. Central June 3 at 3 pm services and Children’s Day at Bethel Sunday evening June 3. A new pike construction connects New Rooterdam to Mauckport pike at Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fease Watson
Bethel
Ork
New Pike
Lath Township
New Rooterdam
Mauckport Pike
Cental
Local notes from Hursttown and nearby towns
Community snippets report visits, family news, illnesses, and agricultural remarks in Hursttown Corydon and nearby areas. The tablespoon of names includes Ema Lahue John Erble Liss O Bannon Eph Mogleman Chris Wininger Charles Mieler and Wilbur Wright with farm work, berry picking, and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Engleman
Ema Lahue
New Albany
John Erble
Louisville
Liss O'Bannon
Corydon
Eph. Mogleman
Chris. Wininger
Pew
Greenville
Susvlay
Charles Mieler
Wiervies
Fredericksburg
Wilbur Wright
Tharrisville
Geo. Wetzel
Mizzie
Berman Smith
Borden
Aiva Housel
Fesxnsey
William Housel
Olian Creek
Ramsey Nov 1 B visits and illness notes in town
Notices show Fawrence Davis visiting home and several residents like Adam, White, and Krausprilli dealing with illness and house additions. Gwarens made trips to Cacre and Bye cow area. Dr Stevens lecture night well attended. Crandall family visited nearby. Davis sold a horse to John Ayer of Fredericksburg. Litman and Mary Fes visited relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwarens
Cacre
Stevens
Crandall
Saaderson Davis
John Ayer
Local Family Ties Highlight Huddletown Visitations
The report notes Emily Meigs Ellie Coura and John Walter health updates, Joan Nennecy improving, and the youngest child of Henry undergoing appendicitis treatment. Several relatives from Los Angeles Edwardsville Louisiana visit the area and reconnect with kin, including Walter, Joe Winyard, and others visiting Joseph Branden tte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wees
John Walter
Ora Smith
Terabeth
Joan Nennecy
Saiveriuis Ithraedara
Henry Arbi
Fuesos i
Eg Nas Conrad
Iauccoon Val- Bax
Janes Corrad
Abry Ull
Discon Entertainment
Niss Whitabethy Brown
Test Taste Note From Grove's Chill Tench
A fragment lists a taste test for Grove's Chill Tench with line items mentioning iron and quivine. It notes no cure and no pay, priced at 60c, dated January 10.
New Amsterdam Social Notes and Local Arrivals
A crowded Saturday scene in town as visitors and residents mingle. Capt. Stails from Louisville appears. D B Kemper took a business trip to Louisville. several attendees participated in Decoration services at Leavenworth. Couples Jno Mowrer and Minnie Miller wed. Miss Eva B Jones hosted a gathering for Jessie M Funk with a limited guest list.
From a Taylor Township Boy
A correspondent from Taylor Township writes from Northwestern Illinois praising the Corydon Democrat. He notes farming in the grazing and farming district, reports cold springs with zero temperatures and late frosts, and sends best wishes to readers while commenting on elections and local lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Harrison County
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Corydon Democrat
Tike
Taylor Township
Dixie News Notes and Local Socials
Dixie area residents report visits among families including George Brown and Marion Brown. Weather concerns threaten crops with corn, wheat, and potatoes needing rain. Sunday School at Rosenbarger schoolhouse at 10. Dixie boys beat Paradise bottom 20 to 15 in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Idlewild
Marion Brown
Alfred Bottles
Charles Cunningham
William Taylor
William Hiser
Rosenbarger
John Stoker
Daniel Neely
Robert Hottie
Enmet Pitman
Grassy Valley
Dixie Boys
Kentucky
Paradise Bottom Boys
Dixie
Indiana University to graduate 203 at June commencement
Indiana University will graduate 203 students at the commencement on June 20. Walter Dodsworth Bean of this place is a physics graduate. Also note a remedy ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets at 25 cents and a Rosenbarger music event tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Indiana University
Walter Dodsworth Bean
New Salisbury Local Notes and Community Happenings
In New Salisbury a 14 pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Dee Chase. Frank Stevens works on a Washington county farm. George McCoy and Fred Beal travel to Borden for strawberries, with this season’s crop much smaller than last. Mrs Anna Gurnsey of New Albany visits her parents the McCoys. Robert Dyer and wife Otto and Charles Deweese attend memorial services in New Albany. Joseph Wellinger represented I Co O F in the State Grand Lodge at Indianapolis. Jacob Chester and family attended Georgetown commencement. their daughter graduates. Jacob Arnold works at the Southern Railway ticket office in Ramsey. the local agent is indisposed. S O O F and Daughters of Rebekah held memorials at Mots Camp Ground. Raaf gave the address and brethren’ graves decorated by committees. The Temperance League reports signers enough for a majority of legal voters on their anti retailing petition. Dr S Stephen organized a Woman's Missionary Society with about forty members. officers elected: President Mrs Sarah Raaf, Vice President Mrs Sallie Stevens, Secretary Miss Ida Crosby, Assistant Secretary Miss Elizabeth Bringle, Treasurer Miss Mary McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raaf
Temperance League
S. Stephen
Woman’s Missionary Society
Sarah Raaf
Sallie Stevens
Ida Crosby
Elizabeth Bringle
Mary McIntosh
Local Social Notes From Depauw Area
W A Rentrer records Mrs Martha Smith having her house painted. John Seacat visited relatives at the falls cities last week. Lonnie Stonecipher and family visited Corydon relatives. Mrs S T Briscoe and son Loren were in New Albany on business last Thursday. ES Tuell and family and John H AHcth and Bettie Riddle of Corydon visited David Engleman over the weekend. Elmer Engleman and Emma Ferguson of Milltown wed at English last Monday May 21 and left for North Vernon where he will work in a photography gallery. The couple were former Blue River township teachers. Congratulations go to the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Smith
John Seacat
Falls
Lonnie Stonecipher
Corydon
S. T. Briscoe
Loren
New Albany
ES Tuell
John H. Ahcth
Bettie Riddle
David Engleman
Elmer Engleman
Emma Ferguson
Mill
Walnut Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Music
Charley Kintner of Worth visited D. C. Kintner on Sunday. Wim Boley left for Jeffersonville to work in the car works. Miss Jessie Brown bought a fine horse from Wood Peters of Kevin last week. Jacob Good and family with Mr and Mrs Levi Schwartz fished on Blue River last Thursday. Wm Cunningham and family visited Harvey Engleman of Pleasant Valley Sunday. Misses Annie and Cora Bartow visited John Engleman’s family near Nevin last week. Misses Minnie Conrad Alta Knapp Roy Hottell and Morris Conrad spent Sunday with J M Engleman and family. John Feller Otto Bussa ger and Dudley Kintner with Walter Bussabarger fished the Ohio River last week. Young folks gathered at Henry Glebb and Levi Schwartz homes Friday and Saturday with music on organ violin and guitar by Nellie Mollie and Will Fawyer. Tuesday evening at Otto Bussabarger’s: J M Engleman John Feller Misses Mollie Nellie Fawver Sadie Peper Dora Cline Messrs Will Fawver John Fleck Clem Bussabarger. An enjoyable time with music by Will and Nellie Fawver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Kintner
Worth
D. C
Nellie
Mollie
Will Fawyer
Otto Bussabarger
J. M. Engleman
John Feller
Nellie Fawver
Sadie Peper
Dora Cline
Will Fawver
John Fleck
Clem Bussabarger
Pleasant Surprise Birthday for Mrs Kaufman
A birthday party in New Salisbury honored Louis Kaufman's mother on her 73rd birthday. She fainted during arrival then recovered to enjoy a reception with about eighty five guests and generous refreshments. Attendees included John Frederick and wife John Rossbottom and wife Henry Dannreuther and wife James Ellis and wife Jacob Frederick and wife and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kaufman
New Salisbury
Miniature County Fair
John Frederick
John Rossbottom
Henry Dannreuther
James Ellis
Jacob Frederick
Henry Miller
John P. Isterling
Alf Deweese
Ellen Deweese
John Miller
Adam
S. Oppell
Henry Frederick
Frank Miller
J. Plt
Moberly Sunday Notes and Local Visits
Local items from Moberly describe Sunday school at 9:30 a m, preferred news source the Democrat, painting of a new house by Albert White, Buff Rock chickens for sale, Mrs J R Loudon visiting White Cloud friends, Decoration at Corydon, J W G Loudon buying 55 trees for Uncle Samuel Taylor near Milltown, tombstone work for Mrs Zisuie Harmon, visits to Corydon by Albert White and Jar VIS, attendance at a bedside, a lecture by Wicus, and family visits including Abe Pitman and relatives to Mrs James N Davis and Ex Trustee J D Pitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Grabill
J. R. Loudon
White Cloud
Corydon
J.W.G Loudon
Samuel Taylor
Milltowi
John Kk. Welker
Ivnev
Zisuie Harmon
Albert White
Jarvir
Lobe, Pitman
Nellie T
Henry Grabill
Coryvdon
Wicus
Abe Pitman
Mary
Rosa
Mary Grabill
James N. Davis
J.D. Pitman
Local notices and family updates from King's Cave area
Strawberries near end season and John Bruch lost a horse last week. Roy Harbeson is ill. Mike Hauswald builds a new barn. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs JW Hauswald. Mrs Cort Sharp is improving. Tra Davis family visited Wm Hauswald. Rush Boone and Steve Steepre visited Cort Sharp. Odd Fellows decorated graves at Pfrimmer Chapel. Rufus Scott and R C Allen painting Michael Gleitz residence. Children day planned at Pfrimmer Chapel. Beanblossom and family with James Faith visiting Marion Faith. Stults and Crosier finished Marion Kiths barn and work at Philip Erstine's. Robert Bruce and family and Ed Zenor visited Henry enor of Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bruch
Roy
Henry Harbeson
Mike Hauswald
JW J .Hauswald
Cort Sharp
Tra Davis
Wm. Hauswald
Rufus Scott
R. C. Allen
Michael Gleitz
Pfrimmer’s
Eureka
New Middletown
B. F. Beanblossom
James Faith
Laconia
Marion Faith
George Stults
Charlie Crosier
Marion Kith
Philip Erstine
Robert Bruce
Ed Zenor
Henry Enor
Valley City
Frenchtown Social Notes Tie Towns and Visitors
A small child of Dolph Schuppert is on the sick list. Misa Belle Yaughn stays with Mrs Dolph Fate. Joseph Pate was at Corydon on business. Miss Maggie Vanaba visits relatives at New Albany. Mr Donehue of Louisville visits Mr and Mrs Dolph Troncin. Frank Briscos spent Thursday with Peter Huffman of Crawford county. Geover Stevens near Corydon visited Julius Vaughn. Harry Hottell and sister May near Sharp’s Mills visited relatives near Fredericksburg. Ed Antoine and wife of Louisville and Mia Miery Mekert and her son Lawrence and Pred Machery near New Albany visited Mrs Julia Machery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Schuppert
Misa Belle Yaughn
Dolph Fate
Joseph Pate
Corydon
Maggie Vanaba
New Albany
Mr. Donehue
Louisville
Dolph Troncin
Frank Briscos
Peter Huffman
Crawford County
Geover Stevens
Julius Vaughn
Harry Hottell
May
Sharp’s Mills
Fredericksburg
Ed Antoine
Mia
Miery Mekert
Lawrence
Pred Machery
Julia Machery
Hill Grove Social Roundup of Visits and Events
Black Eye Edi Starrett visited home folks Sunday Oscar Croaby and family visited Sarah Windell and family Saturday and Sunday. There will be a children's night at this place June 10 with all invited. Mable and Ester James of New Amsterdam visited Myrtle Windell Saturday and Sunday. Preston Haun and family and John Windell and wife were guests of Jesse Myers and family Sunday. Hattie Windell Wilda Cunningham Nora Swan Jule Beas Carry Cunning ham and John Beas were guests of Carry Watson and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Croaby
Sarah Windell
Mable
Ester James
New Amsterdam
Myrtle Windell
Preston Haun
John Windell
Jesse Myers
Hattie Windell
Wilda Cunningham
Nora Swan
Jule Beas
Carry Cunningham
John Beas
Carry Watson
Family
Farmers Savings & Trust Co Interest Notice
Interest paid on savings deposits by Farmers Savings and Trust Co with W. E. Cook serving as secretary indicates completion of the registrar's required payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Savings & Trust Co
W. E. Cook
Local Notes and Sick List in Sandy Branch Area
Sandy Branch community reports illnesses with Uncle Tom Combs on the sick list and chicken pox in the vicinity. Residents Ottie Watts, Miss Nellie Keen, Mary and Altha Bryant visited. farmers near completion of corn planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Combs
Ottie Watts
New Albany
Nellie Keen
Mary
Altha Bryant
John Schelmiller
Roy Combs
Lizzie Stuart
Roundville
Tillie Brinley
Ida Kessinger
Edward Bryant
John Stuart
Oint Cooper
Runndville
Cooper
Andrew Keen
Ken
Sunday
Notice of Guardian Sale of Harrison County Land
Guardian PHILLIPPINE PREDFERICK will sell at private sale the real estate of John G. Frederick in Harrison County Indiana. Tracts include parts of sections 25 35 26 in town 2 south range 2 east with several exclusions. One third cash, two thirds by promissory note secured by mortgage. May 21 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Frederick
Harrison Circuit Court
Said John G. Frederick
Harrison County
Indiana
Celestian Marcherys
Louis Simon
Township Two
Guardian
Tavu
Phillippine Predferick
Notice for bids on joint high school building
Sealed bids due Saturday June 5th by the Board of Senior Trustees of Elizabeth and the Posey Township Trustees for a joint erected high school building. Plans available from Chas J. Detrie and O L Unatus. Right reserved to reject any bids not satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dety’ Gelaek
Elizabeth
Posey Township
O. L. Unatus
Cory Donz Property for Sale Listed in Rural Farms
Advert shows multiple farms for sale including 660 acres with house and barn for 350 and 187 acres with timber valued at 2000. Also features cottages and houses with ground, fruit trees, and prices from 800 to 1600. Includes insurance offering Geo K Gwartney representing several companies.
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Central
Uncle Sam
Happy Corner
Hursttown
Myrtle
Ramsey
Fawrence Davis
A. Krausprilli
Éveprid Adam
Huddletown
Emily
Meigs
Ellie Coura
A. DC, Mathews
Capt. Stails
D. B. Kemper
Kittie Reader
J. E. Mathews
Geo. Hardsaw
Pitman Hardsaw
Leavenworth
Hugh Friedley
Ruth
S.d.alexander
Mollie Montgomery
Katie French
Hallie Hershman
Ind
Jno. Mowrer
Minnie Miller
Maude Peckinpaugh
Blanche Allen
Peckenpaugh
Anna Mathews
Eva B Jones
Jessie M. Funk
Maywood
Neb
Messrs
O.D. Frank
Will Reader
Chas. Cole
Ben Reader
Will Barks
Geo Bandy
Gertrude Hottle
Addie
Clara Barks
Zenor
BM. Bangs
Rosenbarger’s
New
Salisbury
Gray
Depauw
W. A. Rentrer
Walnut Valley
Ida F. Engleman
New England
Geo. C. Porter
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
Moberly
Annie M. Pitman
the Democrat
Chas. Pitman
Harry Grabill Julius
Robi. Locieon
Ray Conrad
King’s Cave
Frenchtown
Theodore J. Henriott
Hill Grove
Edi Starrett
Sandy Branch
Geo. K. Gwartney
Torydon
Cory Donz
Dr. Rea
Chas. L. Rea
New York City
Staunton Co
Kansas
Trads Saari
L. A. Riely & Son. Co. R. Watson
Ajor W. Funk
Corydon, Ind
John I. Weathers
E. Main St
Amery
Braedi Weathers
Srots
Evan B. Stotsenburg
Lew
Albany
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