Waltherburg Gossip and Local Weddings Report
Esther Gruen of Duncan visits relatives in the vicinity. School No. 7 grows under Miss Frieda Bottick. Miss Tillie Voelker returns to Menisville from a visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider host visitors from near Ramsey. Edmund Eisenmenger of Louisville and Miss Martha Walther visit John Eisenmenger. William Rudel and mother visit Mrs. Rose Walther and Chris Woertz. Christ Zellman of near Lanesville marries Miss Zula Reinhardt at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. C Schleicher officiating. A 25-person birthday gathering for Miss Clara at Rev. Schleicher home ends with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ep. P. Voelker
Esther Gruen
Duncan
Frieda Bottick
Tillie Voelker
Menisville
Bir
John Schneider
Mary
Will 'W Vernett
Ramsey
Edmund Eisenmenger
Louisville
Martha Walther
John Eisenmenger
William Rudel
Crandall
Rose Walther
Chris. Woertz
Christ. Zellman
Philip J. Zellman
Lanesville
Zula Reinhardt
Philip Weinhardt
C. Schleicher
Wisey
Messrs
Robert §Rnen
Will Reinhardt
Rev. C. Schleicher
Clara
Bradford Notes and Local Happenings Today
Wheat in this vicinity looks steady as xwell Martin greets a new boy. Mrs Sappenfield is ill. Fee Busald bought the Tim Geerman farm north of Bradford. Philip Jacobi canned ten frogs for personal use. Miss Irma Jacobi visited Mr and Mrs W H Sappenfield. Mamie McCrady of Corydon visits our schoolmaster. Sappenfield family hosts visitors from Palmyra. George Ellis attended quarterly meeting at Burnville. F A Bullett of Corydon hunted with Will Jacobi. Halpin reports good hunting. Ezra Marshall moved his saw mill to Dr Mastin’s. Paake buys a peddling route from New Albany to Crawford county. Harry Saypenfield to drive the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Busald
Timgeerman
Bradford
Philip Jacobi
Irma Jacobi
W. H. Sappenfield
C. ©. Paake
T. C. Walker
New Albany
Crawford County
Harry Saypenfield
Local Notes From Lanesville Farm Life And Social Events
Lanesville residents report farm movements including A M Eisert, Wm J Bowman’s removal and Charles Ringle moving into the Bowman property. Prof Amiel Day and wife visited New Albany. Mr Day and daughter visited relatives. Peter Elbers returns from prospecting trip to Cincinnati Lafayette Chicago and Streator Ill. Mrs John Conrad’s funeral held at M E church with burial at Lanesville cemetery. she died November 11th aged twenty nine. Mrs Eva Garing observes fifty ninth birthday with relatives gathering and a large dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiel Day
Little Howard
New Albany
George Laver
Carrie
Louisville
Henry
Peter Elbers
Cincinnati
Lafayette
Chicago
Streator
Ill
Joseph H. Schneider
John Munier
Christian Zollman
John P. Zollman
Louisa
Philip J. Reinhardt
C. Schleicher
John Conrad
M. E
Lanesville
Alexander
Conrad
Alonzo Himes
Franklin Township
Eva Garing
Andrew Garing
Sam Himmelheber
William Kuehn
John A. Garing
John Weisenberger
Michael Hoffman
August Baunach
Tony Weisenberger
Joseph
Henry Garing
Rosa Day
Eda Weisenberger
Anna Garing
Oliva
Flnora Kochert
Mrs. Garing
Local Notes From Taylor Township Amid Illnesses Visits and Village Events
Master James Cooper is sick and Mrs. Fred Knear of Buena Vista is on the sick list. Nass Alice Hall of Louisville visited her father Frank Hall for several days. George Johns and daughter Addie spent time in New Albany last week. Charles Hess and family of Connersville Ind. visit relatives here. Miss Nola Russell stays with her uncle James Russell of Elizabeth. William Breeden of Columbus Ind. visits grandfather William Rowinson. Mass Katie Johns of Louisville spent Sunday with her parents. A pie supper at Glenwood school on November 13 raises funds. Charles Wilson teaches. Biz and Mrs. C D McRae near Elizabeth spend Sunday with J J Miller family. Mer. Stanley Colvin and daughters May and Marian visit New Albany last week. Pie supper at McCauley’s school house on November 12 a success. proceeds were 21 dollars. Delia Berry won the candy and Charles McCauley won pipe and tobacco. Frank Baker is teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cooper
Fred Knear
Buena Vista
Fiarve Robinson
Louisville
Nass Alice Hall
Frank Hall
Pere
Glenwood
Charles Wilson
Biz
C. D. McRae
Elizabeth
J. J. Miller
Mer
Stanley Colvin
May
Marian
New Albany
McCauley
Delia Berry
Charles McCauley
Frank Baker
Austin McCauley
Frank Brown
Paul
Day Barnett
Kosmosdale
Benton Babcock
Near Elizabeth
Harris Colvin
Rosewood
Dona Barnickle
Thanksgiving Service at St Peter Lutheran Church
A Thanksgiving service will be held at St Peter Lutheran Church Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. The service is conducted by the Woman's Missionary Society the Young Peoples Society and the Children's Band. The public is invited to attend as the service promises to be profitable and interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Young Poogles Society
Children's Band
Local families visit over weekend in Hursttown
Ada Emily visited John Krause’s family while Rev 8 Turley led a protracted meeting. Clarence Wright bought and moved to a Pleasant Valley farm. Martin Engleman and family from Shiloh visited Ivan Barrow’s home, Elsworth Stevens and Mol lie from Pennington chapel visited, and Miss Anna Wolfe of New Middletown stayed with Sylvia Housel. Mrs Randa Davis, ill with cancer, saw her physician in Campbellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Emily
John Krause
S. Turley
Clarence Wright
Pleasant Valley
Martin Engleman
Shiloh
Ivan Barrow
Elsworth Stevens
Mollie
Pennington Chapel
John Wolfe
New Middletown
Wm. Housel
Anna Wolfe
Sylvia Housel
Isaster Winn
U. B
Burnville
Randa Davis
Campbellsburg
Local visitations and corn shredding progress in Flatwoods
Flatwoods notes a string of Sunday visits as Miss Minnie Rupp and Aunt Maggie Harbinson travel from Corydon and New Albany to visit relatives. Corn shredding nears completion for the season in the area. Multiple residents including the Vogt, Bickel, Gleitz, Walker, Verner, Richert, and Hess families host or receive guests from Falls Cities, Louisville, and New Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Rupp
Henry Vogt
Jacob Bickel
Falls
Samuel Zurschmiede
Thomas Lane
Corydon
Purina Feed Sold by W H Bulleit & Sons
Advice advises feeding chickens with good clean feed grit and shell to improve results. It promotes Purina feed sold by W H Bulleit and Sons, referencing an address or business line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purina
W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Local Notes and Family News From Kosmosdale and Rosewood
Delayed birth notice for a son of Mr and Mrs George Robin at 8800. Various sick lists and visits from Mrs Austin McCauley Dona Barnickle Miss Alice Knear and Mrs Alonzo Miller. Pie supper at Underhill’s school. Death notice for Mrs Mary Downs on Nov 8, daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Dallas. Surprise party for Joe Ackerman’s 20th birthday at Evans Landing. Tombstone mason Thomas Habeck from New Albany in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Miller
Evans’ Landing
Underhill
Joe Ackerman
Joe
Hoosier Happenings at Independence Missouri
Hoosier Happenings at Independence Missouri notes C V Mosier home after Arkansas tour. Miss Mildred Shepley visits Miss Ruby Roberts. The little child of Mr and Mrs Jacob Barksdale ill with croup. Mr and Mrs F M Austin visit Palmyra Indiana. Walter Armstrong, former Indiana resident, with Mr and Mrs W W Kepley. Mr and Mrs J S Clark and family visit Harry Smith East End. Mrs Jesse Parks, once Miss Gay Melton, improving from typhoid fever. The Wheeler family returned from visits to Oakland City Galena and New Salisbury Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Mosier
Arkansas
Mildred Shepley
Ruby Roberts
M. Jacob Barksdale
Croup
Walter Armstrong
Indiana
W. W. Kepley
J. 5. Clark
Bessie
Mildred Kepley
Harry Smith
East End
Jesse Parks
Gay Melton
Thos. Wheeler
Oakland City
Galena
New Salisbury
Ind
Bridgeport News Briefs Highlight Local Work and Land Sale
Billie Bours works on a barn for D. T. Carter while Edward Farnsley and brother paint Bridgeport bridge. Link Hoke buys Aunt Frank Stewart farm on the Ohio River. J. F. Wright and Ross Allen visit D. I. Carter. Albert O. Wolfe visits Embury school. Harry Hubbard finds a pearl ingA washboard shell weighing 36 grains worth about 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Bours
D. T. Carter
Edward Farnsley
Bridgeport
Link Hoke
Frank Stewart
Ohio River
J. F. Wright
Ross Allen
King’s Cave
D.I. Carter
Albert O. Wolfe
Posey Township
Embury
Floyd County
Harry Hubbard
Local Residents See Social Visits And Farm Activity
Elizabeth and the McRae couple spent Sunday at Rosewood. Wim H Stewart Jr bought part of the Allen farm from Wim H Stewart Sr. Rosewood residents Mrs J I Miller and Mrs Robert Miller visited H E Stewart. Posey township tobacco crop is very good as owners ready it for market. Kron and Stewart families enjoyed a Sunday gathering with George Kron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. McRae
Rosewood
Wim. H. Stewart, Jr
Allen Farm
Wm. H. Stewrt, Sr
J. I. Miller
Robert Miller
H. E. Stewart
Posey Township
John Kron
Henry Stewart
Harry Stewart
George Kron
Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner Offered at Hoosier Dairy Lunch
The Hoosier Dairy Lunch at 815 Pearl Street New Albany invites readers to share in a fine Turkey dinner on Thanksgiving. The notice notes many subscribers in New Albany may be interested and recommends the restaurant as a good local meal venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Dairy
Democrat
New Albany
Hoosier
Pearl Street
Allen's Lung Balsam Ad Claims Quick Cure
An old advertisement asserts Allen's Lung Balsam cures a fresh cold and stubborn lingering cough. It promotes trial with prices 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00 and urges proof of its effectiveness.
Local Notices From The Community Chronicle
Mr Henry Kirk and Freddy Oscar Bryant listed as sick. Mr and Mrs Water Pearson celebrate birth of a fine boy. Brinley family attend funeral of Alda Farnsley. daughter Nina and son Earl noted. Tillie Brinley and Cleo visit Wiseman family near New Middletown. John Stewart visits brother George Cooper of Roundville in poor health. Thanksgiving oysters urged to be ordered early. W H RosENBARGER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kirk
Freddy Oscar Bryant
Water Pearson
John W. Brinley
Nina
Earl
Alda Farnsley
Tillie Brinley
Cleo
Ora Wiseman
New Middletown
John Stewart
Stewart
Accident Leads to Gunshot Wounding at Store Stop
William Hays of Central accident als shot Lee Pindell last week during a hunt. They stopped at Roby's store to aid Mr Roby when the gun discharged, striking Pindell above the knee. He was reported improving yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hays
Central Accidentals
Lee Pindell
Roby
Mr. Roby
Pindell
Backache Remedies Promised by Australian Leaf
An ad touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a universal cure for backache and urinary issues with energy loss. It claims no equal as a regulator and offers 50 cents by mail with a free sample, listing The Mother Gray Co. in LeRoy New York. Also presented are humor items about a Spain trip and a candle bill mishap with a moonlight excuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Seville
Senor
First Mortgage Bonds and the Meaning of First
Moody's Magazine notes that investors insist on first mortgage labels though the term often denotes only relative priority. It may describe fact or merely brand name, with 95 percent of steam railroad firsts being first liens in name only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody’s Magazine
The First Sleeping Car Pioneer A
The Pioneer sleeping car built in 1864 in a Chicago and Alton shop cost 18000 dollars, far above typical coach prices. It featured hinged berths and lavish paint, marking a luxury advance in American rail travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Chicago and Alton
Cape of Good Hope named and voyage to India
In 1487 Bartholomew Diaz reached and doubled the Cape of Storms, later renamed Cabo de Boa Esperanza by the Portuguese. In 1498 Vasco da Gama passed the cape and reached Calicut, opening the India sea route. Leave your order at Rosenbarger's for Thanksgiving oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape of Good Hope
Bartholomew Diaz
Africa
India
Cape
Cabo de Boa Esperanza
Good Hope
Vasco da Gama
Calicut
Bohemian Revival Tale Opens with Wandering Stranger
In Old Bohemia a crude traveler seeks picturesque long haired knights of the pen and palette. A Chicago News quip notes a bohemian asking for a loan. Rev Todd holds a large revival at New Bethel tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Bohemia
Chicago News
Todd
New Bethel
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Martin
Boy
S. J. Sappenfield
Mamie McCrady
Hd. Amfoster
A. M. Eisert
Wm. J. Bowman
Charles Ringle
Bowman
Taylor Township
K. X
George Johns
Addie
Charles Hess
Connersvillie
Nola Russell
James Russell
Fiizabeth
Wiliam Breeden
Columbus, Ind
William Rowinson
Mass
Katie Johns
Mrs
Red Johns
Hursttown
Flatwoods
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Maurice Griffin
Chas. Gleitz
Jacob Schneider
Wm. Gleitz
George Miller
Pearl
Grace
Chas. Walker
Maggie Harbinson
Louis
John Henry
Charles Verner
Bickel
Maggie Schoen
Henry Voelker
Henry Rupp
Teah Campbell
Alma
Viola Richert
Fred Seitz
Victor Graviss
Messrs. C. J. Richert
Joseph Hess
George Robinson
Harry
Kosmosdale, Ky
Barnett
Q. T. Berry
Alice Knear
Dona Barnickles
Thomas Habeck
Independence
Bessin Kepley
F. M. Austin
Palmyra
Allen
Sandy Branch
W. H.grosenbarger
Rosenbarger
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the Review of Reviews
America
Times
Albert Shaw
Eeere Etea
the Review of Reviews Company
New York
Yuth’s Companion
Boston
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George H. Feller
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