Porch columns moved to Jeffersonville and other local notices
Lee Emily Carter transported porch columns to Jeffersonville on Monday. George Fiver Jr delivered a fine wagon to his father last week. A dancing party at Vo Berner’s Saturday evening drew a large crowd. The ferry boat will be ready for business once banks are ready for travel. Joe Dicette works in L and N car works in Hyeouisvisetb earning 3325 per day. Miss Bayme Didelotte Minnie Palm Seibert attended a treat on Albany Thursday. Coral Warnsley wed Miss Mad Wolfe of New Albany. Bridgeport drum corps serenaded them. Joe Bowman’s friends gathered to mark his 39th birthday with music and wood drinks. Louie Dideotte’s birthday observed with orchestra from Naw Albany and Bridgeport drum corps. Mrs. Didelette prepared many goodies and strawberry wine for the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo Berner
Tradten
Joe Dicete
L. and N. Car
Bridgeport
Joe Bowman
Tiemriends
Louie ‘Dideotte
Albany
Mendolrd Maldred Stonecipher Rites
Gone to Heaven. Maldred Stonecipher born February 2 1906 died November 16 after illness. The family laments her sweet eyes and gentle face. A funeral was held with prayers and comfort from loved ones as hope of reunion beyond the grave is spoken. Nellie Mathes signs notice with family sorrow.
Byrneville Obituary and Local Visits Noted
The funeral of William YT. Byrne, with Elder P. W. Wright sermon, drew many mourners. Residents and visitors include David Jenkins of Sew Salsbury, Mrs Penina Laupenfield with Mrs Cletie Baker, Joseph Armstrong and wife, and Herman Byrne returning to Prairieton to lead his school. Henry Richards, aged resident east of Byrneville, dies and is buried at Wolfe's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Lamont
David Jenkins
Salsbury
Byrneville
Penina Laupenfield
Cletie Baker
Bratford
Raymond Aemstreng
Princeton
William YT
Brrne
P. W. Wright
Mansolia
Towa
Wm. Vernon
Pilot Knob
Mavmen
C. N
Herman Byrne
Prairieton
Henry Richards
Here
Wolfes
Vurantery
Valley City Notes From The Region
Wheat is growing well in Valley City though they need rain soon. Thomas and Beulah Cunningham plan to leave for Chicago. H E Trotter made a business trip to Corydon Monday. Link Reagan visited George Look in New Amsterdam. Frank J Potter and family enjoyed time with Miss Sallie Pitman of New Amsterdam. Dora Ripperdan, wife of Leslie Ripperdan, visited on Thursday Nov 1 and the remains were laid to rest in New Amsterdam burying grounds. We have folding beds for sale at J Howe Brick Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Beulah Cunningham
Chicago
H. E. Trotter
Corydon
Link Reagan
George Look
New Amsterdam
Frank J
Potter and Family
Dora Ripperdan
Leslie Rippetrdan
Death of Wm T Byrne in 1906
William Temple Byrne born September 30 1879 died November 2 1906 after a bout with pulmonary disease described as America s great white plague He joined the Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in December 1905 and was regarded as a genial friend and generous to a fault He left a large family including his parents Ozro J D and Mary E Byrne two sisters and four brothers plus a grandfather and many relatives The obituary notes a graceful farewell and a poem reflecting on a brief life and premature death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Temple Byrne
Ozro J. D
Mary E. Byrne
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
America
Davis Family Connections Reported Across Indiana
Miss Jennie Davis stays with Davis relatives. Anna Davis visited New Albany last Friday. Mrs. Cynthia Davis visits relatives in New Albany. Eli Crayden and family visit New Salisbury. Floyd Davis and family visit Waite Cloud relatives. Mrs. James L. Davis and daughter Gail visit New Albany. Edna Lowe of New Albany visits sister Mrs. Charles Welker. Ed Davis and Audie tour Louisville for business. Hershel Lahue returns from Moore's Hill. Amanda Davis and Hester Crayden with son Ray visit Corydon area. Oswell Martin Crandell and Elizabeth Heuser Corydon Junction guests of Emma Heuser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Davis
Id Davis
Anna Davis
New Albany
Cynthia Davis
Eli Crayden
New Salisbury
Floyd Davis
Waite Cloud
James L. Davis
Gail
Edna Lowe
Charles Welker
Ed Davis
Audie
Louisville
Hershel Lahue
Schoo
Moore’s Hill
Amanda Davis
Hester Crayden
Ray
Corydon
Oswe] Martin
Crandell
Elizabeth Heuser
Corydon Junction
Emma Heuser
Oak Wood News Recap and Local Social Visits
Local notes report social visits among Perry Bline, Mill sown relatives, Dan Stauth family, Seymour Walk and Jolson family. A pie supper is planned at Hickman schoolhouse on Wednesday night November 14 with all invited. Charles Wolfe and family visited Ollie Wolfe in Corydon. Mrs. Rachel Hickman and family called on Mrs. Elizabeth Baker near Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bline
Millsown
Sherman Foreleman
Dan Stauth
Jesse Jolson
Clarence
Seymour Walk
Hickman
Charles Wolfe
Ollie Wolfe
Corydon
Rachel Hickman
Elizabeth Baker
Moberly
Pie Supper Promised at No 6 School House
Flatwoods notes show Miss Lottie Rupp of Corydon visiting home folks Sunday. A pie supper will be held at No 6 school house Friday night Nov 9. Mr Shuck of New Albany visited his son in law Charles Rupp last week. Miss Georgia Lemron and Miss Mollie Seitz called on the Seitz family Sunday. Christina Richert who stayed in Louisville returned home. Mrs Laura F Profess retired to Indianapolis after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Seitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Rupp
Corydon
Shuck
New Albany
Charles Rupp
Georgia Lemron
Mollie Seitz
Fred Seitz
Christina Richert
Louisville
Laura Fprofitt
Indianapolis
Frank Sims
A. J. McIntosh
D. T
Boston
Shermar Stevens
Marius McCoy
James Crawford
Marguerite Waener
D. T. Boston
Charles Deweese
Jeffersonville
Elizabeth Bringle
Emma MelIntosi
David Harbaugh
Lydia Gibson
Charles Melton
Central Barr
Wm. T. Byrne
Burnville
John Hilsey
Greenbrier
Nancy Wright
C. Byrne
Henry Richert
Georgetown
Puritan pumpkin pie supper announced in Mauckport
The Owl notes social updates from Mauckport including Grace Faith of New Albany at home sick, Julia Miller and Mattie Sherman visiting family, Jess Singleton returning from West Point, and Mrs Jessie Douglas visiting parents. Puritan pumpkin pie supper by the U B church scheduled for Saturday November 24. Grant Garey listed as engineer for Faith and Beanblossom Milling Co. J L Rowe Brick Block advertises furniture cut prices for rest of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baily
New Albany
Grace Faith
Julia Miller
Mattie Sherman
Jess Singleton
West Point
U. B
Jessie Douglas
Chas. Rush
Grant Garey
Faith & Beanblossom Milling Co
New Salisbury Social Notes and Visits Abound
Mrs Graves is ill while Philip Bill smiles at a new girl. Several residents traveled to Corydon and Louisville for visits. Funeral for Wm Byrne drew a crowd. weddings and pie supper plans frame a busy community weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Graves
Philip Bill
J@e Graves
Corydon
Local Notes From Taylor Township and Nearby Areas
Community items record sick lists visitors and social events across Taylor Township. Mentions include Mrs Onion Knight sick, Florence Miler in West Point, Aliss Mabel Ackerman from Louisville, a Halloween party hosted by Herman Brown, and visits by Nick Fey from Pleasure Ridge Park to Edward Hess in Evans Landing. Other notes cover social gatherings at schools, hospital mentions, home moves, a house fire, and neighborhood sympathies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Saffer
Carrie O’bannon
Nellie
Zelpha
Albert Bullett
Corydon
Mary Fox Edward Bosier
J. D. McRae
Louisville
L. H. Colvin
Monia Colvin
Hill Grove Visits Highlight Sunday Gatherings
Nora Harper hosted by Hattie Binkley on Sunday. Cary Watson and wife hosted by Jesse Watson. Alice Fry and daughter hosted by Addie Shaffer. Kate Binkley hosted by daughter Sarah Shaffer. Preaching scheduled for Saturday night and Sunday. Oscar Crosby family hosted by Flavius Haas. Harve Stonecipher and wife with Charley Stonecipher visited David Stonecipher. Lee Reas and Marion Reas with Stella Harper visited Thor Windell. Emery Bradford hosted a masquerade surprise party Saturday night with many attendees including Hattie Belvin Ruth Mantell Binkley Nora Harper Mary Hockman Roxie Harbaugh Anna Longacre George Binkley Clarence Harper Sherman Otto Longacre and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Harper
Hattie Binkley
Cary Watson
Jesse Watson
Alice Fry
Addie Shaffer
Kate Binkley
Sarah Shaffer
Oscar Crosby
Flavius Haas
Harve Stonecipher
Charley Stonecipher
David Stonecipher
Lee Reas
Marion Reas
Corydon
Stella Harper
Thor Windell
Emery Bradford
Hattie, Belvin
Ruth and
Mantell Binkley
Mary Hockman
Roxie Harbaugh
Anna Longacre
George Binkley
Clarence Harper
Sherman
Otto Longacre
Zenor Drops Out Of Indiana Congressional Race
The Hon. William T. Zenor of Indiana withdraws from renomination after losing to Ma. Cox in the Third district. Once a five term representative and stalwart of Indiana Democrats, Zenor chose to support Cox and will not seek reelection in the upcoming Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Zenor
Indiana
Judge Zenor
New York
Ma. Cox
Zenor
Cox
Washing
Herald
Community notices echo with visits and new homes
The corn shredder hums in the neighborhood as Avain is in demand. Olver Smith finishes a new house while Perry Hendrick and Henry Smith attend New Salisbury High. Mrs. Kate Bill and grandchildren Katie and Maggie Bill of St. Louis return home from visiting Jacob Hiser. Families of Fessel, Steersteder, Gephart, Kessel and others are recorded visiting Jacob Fessel and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Hendrick and
Henry Smith
New Salisbury
Kate Bill
Katie
Maggie Bill
St. Louis
Bee
Jacob Hiser
Herman
Frank Fessel
Dater
Fom Perman
Wim. Steersteder
Casper Fessel
Gephart Feszel
Ben Fessel
Jim Sappenfield
Philip Fessel
John Fessel
Willian Stein
Joan Kessel
New Athioy
Jacob Fessel
Annie Pitman and Jasper Davis Lose Cow in Moberly Area
In Moberly residents Annie M. Pitman and Jasper Davis report the loss of a valuable cow last week. The nearby school under teacher B. F. Bell is progressing well. Mary Grabill visited Mrs. Elizabeth Baker on Sunday. John Loudon and family stopped by John Welker and wife in Ramsey, while Rachel Hickman and family visited Mrs. Elizabeth Baker in Oak Wood. A pie supper at Fountain No. 7 next Friday night November 9 will raise funds for the school library, Sallie F Pitman, teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Davis
B. F. Bell
Mary Grabill
Elizabeth Baker
John R. Loudon
John K. Welker
Ramsey
Rachel Hickman
Oak Wood
Fountain
Sallie F
Pitman
Local Notes From Little St. Louis and Nearby Families
Sunday visits fill the week as Ada Alexander and Ethel Ailstott spend time with Harve Engleman and the Holselaw family. Ben Scheschter is praised as a champion sausage maker. Carrie Windish and Carrie Heuser visit relatives with their kin in Louisville and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamson
Ada Alexander
Ethel Ailstott
Harve Engleman
Harve Holselaw
Ben Scheschter
Carrie
Anna Windish
Louisville
George Windish
Carrie Heuser
Alvin Earl Heuser
G. H. Heuser
Local Folks in Sugar Tree Grove Area
Sugar Tree Grove residents report Isaac Mauck near Dixie is seriously ill. Valentine Cline shreds corn nearby. Bettie Wolf of Dinois visits relatives in the county. Grandma Hubbard visits Mr and Mrs Ed Erstine near Greelyburg. Marion Cunningham and family stay with Crate Haas and wife Sunday. Perry Mauck of Louisville visits his parents. Oscar Crosby and family and Mary Rhodes visit Thomas Haas and wife. Mrs Perry Stoner had an appendectomy at a Louisville infirmary and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Mauck
Dixie
Valentine Cline
Bettie Wolf
Dinois
Grandma Hubbard
Ed Erstine
Greelyburg
Marion Cunningham
Crate Haas
Perry Mauck
Louisville
Jacob Mauck
Oscar Crosby
Mary Rhodes
Hi 1 Grove
Thomas Haas
Perry Stoner
Harrison County Medical Society Meeting Date Set
The Harrison County Medical Society will hold a regular session in the Commissioner's room at Corydon on November 13 at 1 30 P M. Members and other county physicians are urged to attend this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Medical Society
Corydon
Services at Reform Church Near Crandall on Nov 20
Afternoon services planned at Reform church near Crandall with Rev. Schneider returning from mission work in Japan and Rev. Bottlemay of Philadelphia present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform Church
Crandall
Schneider
Japan
Bottlemay
Philadelphia
Veal Estate Transfers Across Town Markets
A list of veal estate transfers shows multiple buyers and sellers with parcels including acres and prices. Notable entries include Hardin Miller to Emery Wiseman for 50 acres at 1500 dollars and Abraham L. Rudolph to Nova Tevaline for 60 acres at 850 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veal
Hardin Miller
Emery Wiseman
Nova Tevaline
Abraham L. Rudolph
Ulysses
Schaffer
W. H. Davis
South Corydon
Finward Smith Et al
Mamie J Smith
Holding Funk
Anna M. Askren
Emma Stevens
Christina Fouts
Palmyra
Major W. Funk
Lizzie Brown
Charles E. Blake
Tina E. Faith
Benj. F. Miller
Wm. Crabtree
Isa.c Hammond
Benonie Jones
Zone Breedlove
Charles T. Stevens
Georgia L. Shields
Walter J. McIntire
Orange A. Drillett
Arthur P. Kron
Elizabeth
Wilford Allen
Sibyl Totten
Milltown
Chas. H. Brown
Louisa E. Rhoads
Wm. H. H. Goldsberry
Mary M. Jones
Benj. F. Markwell
Harry L. Markwell
Martha EB. Conrad
Jesse A. Conrad
Emma I. Neely
Emma L. Neely
Corydon
James I. McKim
Jesse L. Brown
Josiah W. Grable
South
Tolbert A. Hoke
Geo. H. Thompson
David C. Gwartney
Hugh A. Trotter
Matilda C. Bitner
Josephine H. Pate
Catherine Robinson
Mary McFarland
Samuel H. Voyles
A. J. Martin
Habermel Real Estate of Corydon Seeks Farmlands and Homes
For sale notes list 4 and 6 room houses in Corydon area with prices from 575 to 1600 and a large house with two lots near the courthouse at 1630. Wanted two to thirty acre farms within two miles of Corydon and between Pleasant Ridge and New Middletown. Also offers carpeting and window shades through the Habermel agency at Southeast Corner Public Square Corydon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Corydon
Court House
Corydon
Pleasant Ridge
New Middletown
Habermel Real Estate Agency
Public Square
Ind
Passing of Mrs. Maggie Cooper in October Funeral at Cro s ier’s burying ground
The obituary notes that Mrs. Maggie Cooper wife of ex Trustee E S Cooper died Sunday October 28 around 3 00 am from abscess of the brain She was about 45 and leaves a husband four daughters two sons an aged mother sister brother and many relatives Friends extend sympathy The Presbyterian Church member was laid to rest at Croyser s burying ground Monday evening at 2 o'clock Rev Irvine Corydon delivered the address Grace R
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Cooper
E. S. Cooper
Jesus
Presbyterian Church
Garrison
Hutchinson
Irvine
Corydon
Crosier's
Grace R
In memory of Maggie Cooper obituary notice
In memory of Maggie Cooper beloved wife of Edward Cooper died October 27 1900. She left four daughters and two sons besides a mother one brother and a sister Mrs Jennie Greer Boone township and many relatives. Her remains were interred in Crosier cemetery. Dearest mother thou hast left us and thy loss we deeply feel. We hope to meet thee in heaven and greet thee where no farewell tears are shed. A MR. Also note about Original Laxative Cough Syrup Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar claims no opiates and compliance with the National Pure Food or Drug Law sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Cooper
Edward Cooper
Maggie
Jennie Greer
Boone Township
Crosier
Kennedy
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Ridgeport
Dnn
Carter
Lee Emily
Fersonville
George Fu Ver, Jr
Heaven
Clem Stonecipher
Maldred
Mildred Sutterest
Nellie Mathes
Byrnville
Ade Williams
Joseph Armstrong
Valley City
Saylon
J. & Howe
Brick Bleck
Flatwoods
Mauckport
the Owl
J. L. Rowe
New
Salisbury
Floretta
Taylor Township
Hill Grove
Blue Bell
Olver Smith
Annie M. Pitman
Little St. Louis
Sugar Tree Grove
W.P. Mauck
Medical Society Meeting
Market and
Chestnut Streets
W. H. Keller Co’s
Rosenbarger’s Restaurant
Duffin
Bradford
Colglazier
DePauw
Leavenworth
Dean
Dr. Dean
Schoen
W. P. Mauck, Corydon, R. R
Ocisl
Pelter Kierner
Franklin Township
James A. Watson
Jacobine Hornickel
Rehoboth
Priday
Julius F.konein
Pfarm
G. M. Harritt
Corydon R. R
Adda Gehlbach
Michael Gehrbach
J.M. Wolfe
God
A. MR
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