Sugar Tree Grove Community News Summary
W P Maves of Sugar Tree Grove and Conrad Reinhart with family from Corydon visited David Burn on Sunday. James Long suffered a light stroke recently but is recovering. Mrs Long is improving. Prof D W Shaffer leads the local school as it progresses. Rev Tooms preached at Fairview Sunday. Wheat sowing delayed by rains. Georgeve Kintner and daughter from near Kendall's Landing visited relatives. Lorenzo Barks bought the Taylor Benson farm near Lanesville and plans to move soon. John Miller and Crate Haas plan building a new barn. G B Kupp reports strong fall sale business. Dave Weaver visited his parents. Mrs Doe Wiseman and children visited Mrs Wiseman's parents Joby and Mrs Getz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Reinhart
Corydon
David
James Long
Lorenzo Barks
Taylor Benson
Lanesville
John Miller
Crate Haas
Trinity
G. B. Kupp
Dave Weaver
Doe Wiseman
Bridgeport Social Roundup Includes Family Visits
D. T. Carter remains on the sick list while Aunt Jane Farnsley returns from New Albany. Joseph Didelotte of Louisville visits Bridgeport relatives. Mrs. Carl Lemmoun and Mrs. Emma Worth with children from Kansas City are visiting Mrs. Jane Farnsley. Nearby residents and friends, including Maud Bowers and Euna Bowman, attend a social at Carl Fernsley’s home with games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Carter
Jane Farnsley
New Albany
Joe Didelotte
Louisville
Carl Lemmoun
Emma Worth
Kansas City
Thomas Peters
Bridgeport
Maud Bowers
Elizabeth
Glive Grand Synod gathering at Second Lutheran Church
Flatwoods notes report attendance at the Glive Grand Synod of the Lutheran cenbu ren held at the Second Lutheran Church with Rev. H K Tenner as pastor. Attendees include George Bickel Rev L W Nordsick Arthur Luchert and many local families. A lecture by Rev G C Cromer on Holy an et Nov and a birthday dinner for Bella Lottich and Albert Bickel are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glive Grand Synod
The
Lutheran Ceburen
Second Lutheran Church
H. K. Tenner
George Bickel
L. W. Nordsick
Arthur Luchert
Irs. Herry Rupp
Will En.vanger
Mis Red Schreider
Litte Davelier Medna
Jacob Vogt
Iate Richert
Stena
Tillie Richert
Zelta Vogt
Carrie
Minnie Bickel
Nordsick
T Richmond
G. C. Cromer
Fred Schneider
Louisville
Liss Bella Lottich
Lanesville
Albert Bickel
Flatwoods
Edna Bacon ill with pneumonia and local events noted
Edna Bacon is very sick with pneumonia. School progress under Tyler. Miss Overtrude Churchman travels to Louisville. Thomas Stevens visits Frank Sims. farmers sow wheat. Many attend protracted meeting at Randall G B church. Dora Clements visits relatives in Paoh Ind. Y M C A at Zoar growing. large attendance reported. Local ads promote LeWitt's Little Early Tasers and Ohio Pony cutting box by W H Bullitt & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Miss Overtrude Churchman
Louisville
Thomas Stevens
Frank Sims
Randall G. B
Dora Clements
Little Danghimma
Paoh
Tnd
John KR
Thomas
Zoar
Walnut Valley News Briefs and Local Notes
Walnut Valley reports school progress at Exgleman with Miss Attie Sonner teaching and at Laconia with Miss Jessie Brown. Local residents, travel, church events, and property changes are listed, including visits by Engleman families, travel to Huntington, and remodeling work near Clifty Bend.
Grave Charges Against Indianapolis School for Girls
The Indianapolis Sentinel accuses Miss Emily I Rhodes, superintendent of the Industrial School for Girls in Indianapolis, of severe abuse including beating, confinement in vermin-infested punishment cells, starving inmates, and chaining and gagging them in a dungeon called Japan. The Democrat previously reported on similar concerns, and the Sentinel vows further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Sentinel
Induastrial School
Indianapolis
Democrat
the Sentinel
Emily I Rhodes
The
Sentinel
Rhodes
Schook
Japan
Astonishing Cure Reported By Mrs Hunt Of Lime Ridge
Mrs I L Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin credits Electric Bitters for a miraculous cure from a severe stomach and liver ailment after doctors gave up. She states rapid improvement followed use and praises the restoration of health. The claim appears in an advertisement from L A Riley & Son's drug store listing a price of 50 cents with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Riely & Son
Wilson Heater Becomes Bargain at Billy Heckel’s
Area shoppers flock to Billy Heckel’s in New Middletown for Wilson Heaters offered at low prices this cold spell. The deal draws steady crowds as residents seek affordable warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Heckelmans
New Middletown
Wilson
Byrneville Notes and Local Visitors in Brief
Frank Baker of Bradford visits Charles Mosier. George Clipp and wife from Galena visit W. W. Kepley. Sappenfield mentions a Jersey cow. Typhoid recovery noted. I P Baggerly of Iowa begins church meetings. Several Bradford and Georgetown families host visitors. Miss Blanche Byrne’s 20th birthday celebrated. Maymen seeks ginseng. ax handle factory runs at Ephraim Byrne. Dr A Puck to London for eye work. funny hospital note. Archie Wise dies after a 74 foot fall in Louisville. buried in Georgetown. Local editors visit Corydon, Thomas praised for farming shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baker
Bradford
Charles Mosier
George Clipp
Galena
W. W. Kepley
James P. Sappenfield
G. K. Gwartney
Mr. Anderson
I. P. Baggerly
Iowa
Old Church
Charles D. Stevens
New Salisbury
Bird Sappenfield
George Kepley
Georgetown
Charles Sappenfield
Marion
Harry Sappenfield
Claud Martin
Our Town
Ollie Fine
Collins
Charles M. Byrne
Blanche Byrne
Co. W. Maymen
Crawford County
Byrne
A. Puck
Hazelwood
New Albany
London
England
Ey Byrn
Byrneville
Archie Wise
Louisville
John Wise
Near Here
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
Ninth and Broadway
St. Mary’s Hospital
Corydon
Tut Democray
Thomas
Corydon Canning Company Season Output Report
The Corydon Canning Company reports season totals: peaches eleven thousand dozen vans, tomatoes twelve thousand dozen, and corn six thousand dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Canning Company
William P Elwanger Public Sale Notice
William P Elwanger will hold a public sale of personal property at his premises two miles east of New Middletown on the Corydon and Bridgeport road. The sale is set for Thursday November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Elwanger
New Middletown
Corydon and
Bridgeport Road
Judicious Inquiry On Cough Remedy Choice
A traveling man reports druggists often recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children and adults, claiming it is safe and cures coughs, colds, and croup. For sale by C. J. Watson, successor to E. S. Crosier & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Watson
E. S. Crosier & Co
Pelleit and Adams Tie The Knot In New Albany Home
Clarence J. Pelleit son of Mr and Mrs P C Bultus and Miss Kate Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Adams Corydun Junction were married at the bride’s home Sunday October 22 in the presence of about forty relatives and friends. Rev Raafper officiated. Pelleit recently graduated from State University and returns from a three month Europe tour. He was editor of the Daily Student. Mrs Pelleit has taught several schools and is well liked in the community. They left the same evening for their new home in New Albany where Pelleit will work for the Louisville Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Pelleit
P. C. Bultus
Kate Adams
L. C. Adams
Corydun Junction
Raaf
Bullett
The
State University
Europe
Daily Student
New Albany
Louisville Herald
Bradford Notes and Local Happenings
Bradford community reports Fred Deidrich from Falls City at Baker's Printing greeting friends last Sunday. Revival meetings at the U B church soon begin. Sallie Voyles from New Albany visiting brother Lymin north of town. Bert Monday of Greenville visiting John Langford family. Palmyra creamery to start next month. William Steersteeter buys rags and old iron. Steve Harper hosted a social for locals. Wim Smith plans a new barn and house addition. Rumor of Thomas Illigan buying Sallie Voyles farm. Fruit stolen from William Steersteeter’s cellar. engine parts missing. Local club footed miscreant warned to reform or face consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Deidrich
Falls City
Baker
U. B. Church
Sallie Voyles
New Albany
Lymin
Bert Monday
Greenville
John Langford
Palmyra
William Steerstretter
Steve Harper
Wim
Smith
Thomas Illigan
Local Notes From Hursttown and Surroundings
Typhoid fever cases ease as residents recover and rainfall halts sowing for wheat. Visits from Louisville to Milltown and Chicago relative Miss May Insele bring travel chatter. Clergy Rev H Hudson misses appointment due to horse injury and protracted meeting at Crandall.
Farm paper offer from The Country Gentleman
A printed promotion from The Country Gentleman advertises a discounted trial subscription for $2 to patrons, branding the farm paper as one of the nation’s best known. The notice emphasizes limited time availability and urges immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Light on Female Diseases and Peruna’s Cure
The article cites pelvic catarrh as the cause of most female diseases and credits Dr. Hartman for identifying this and using Peruna as a permanent cure. It claims Peruna removes the disease cause, builds nerves, and restores appetite and digestion, praising Hartman’s extensive female-health successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
America
Peruna
Peruna Cures Longstanding Pain and Catarrh Says Minnie McAllister
Minnie E. McAllister of Minneapolis writes she suffered years with back and side pain until Peruna relieved her within a week and fully cured after seven weeks. Esther M. Milner of DeGraff Ohio reports relief from female weakness after four bottles. Thad M. Mahon of Chambersburg praises Peruna as a tonic and catarrh remedy. The ad touts Peruna as harmless, narcotic free, and offering lasting results, urging correspondence to Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. McAllister
Judge McAllister
Minneapolis
Peruna
Esther M. Milner
DeGraff
Ohio
Thad. M. Mahon
Chambersburg
T. M. Mahon
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Hill Grove Notes including weddings and school progress
A frost warning on the 22d accompanies Hill Grove news as residents report a coming wedding. Frank Cunningham nears completion on a new house while Hill Grove school advances under C. L. Dick. Miss Minnie Huntsinger plans to move to New Albany on the 30th. Charley Kopp and wife relocate to Mrs. Kopp's father Scott Wiseman. A pie supper at Hill Grove schoolhouse No. 15 is set for Friday night October 27. Several visits occur among local families including Miss Abbie Rhodes and others traveling to Corydon and Dixie respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Frank Cunningham
Hill Grove School
C. L. Dick
Minnie Huntsinger
New Albany
Charley Kopp
Henry Xeller
Abbie Rhodes
Henry Huntsinger
Milt Smith
Sallie Gill
Illinois
John Miller
Dixie
Bessie Moyars
Valley City
Corydon
Frenchtown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Frenchtown residents share visits from relatives including Frenchtown near Nevin. Joseph Vaughn of Louisville buys Marshal Vaughn's farm for 1500. Farmers near completion sowing wheat as Johnathan Murr buys a new buggy and Chas Montsey ships two carloads of pumpkins. Miss Maggie Vansha and Miss Ada Smith stay with Mrs Guss Gurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Vansha
Ada Smith
Guss Gurtz
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Claims Universal Digestion Promise
An advertisement asserts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest any food even without faith in the product. It promises to cure indigestion and dyspepsia regardless of belief and claims widespread medical success. It urges purchase from all druggists.
Ramsey Community News Brief Tells Local Farm and Social Activity
Farmers in Ramsey report sowing wheat nearly finished. George Beal harvested his first corn crop of the season at Henry J Bye’s farm. Residents attended a Sunday School Institute at Mt Zion in Blue River township. Ella Swarens visits relatives near Moberly. Henry Reinhardt and nephew from Louisville visit Wm. P. Reinhardt. Winnie Carimal of New Albany visits nearby. Bye and wife visited relatives near Milltown last week. Mary Deaton and daughter visited relatives near Greenville Sunday. Master Ray Crayden is on the sick list. Tose Davis of Moberly visited Mary Jane Bye last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Barrow
Dice Allen
Henry Frederick
Joseph Vaughn
Louisville
May Insele
Chicago
John Krause
Cora Patterson
Milltown
Eliza Stevens
Brester Davis
Clella
Haas’ Chapel
Wm. Wn. Pope
H. Hudson
Our Chapel
Crandall
Eph Engleman
George Beal
Henry J. Bye
Mt. Zion
Blue River Township
Ella Swarens
Moberly
Henry Reinhardt
Wm. P. Reinhardt
Winnie Carimal
New Albany
Mary Deaton
Greenville
Ray Crayden
Tose Davis
Mary Jane Bye
In Memory of Mrs Emily Fulkerson
A funeral tribute recalls Mrs Emily Fulkerson as a loving mother and gentle soul now at rest. The verse speaks of her spirit joining the holy throng and awaiting reunion in heavenly realms guarded by angels. A friend signs the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Fulkerson
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Ad Promises Piles Relief
For all kinds of piles and skin diseases this salve claims fast relief and permanent healing. It touts a remedy for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles and urges readers to buy the genuine product from druggists. Oct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Notice of Final Settlement in the Rice Estate
The undersigned administratrix of Samuel B Rice deceased has filed a final settlement in Harrison Circuit Court. A hearing is set for November Term 1904 on November 20, 1903, at Corydon Court House. Heirs creditors and interested parties must appear to show cause why the final settlement should not be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B Rice
Harrison Circuit Court
Corydon
Mary J. Rice
Admxz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sugar Tree Grove
W. P. Maves
Donn Carter
Arthur Richert
Pearidge
Edna Bacon
LeWitt
W.H. Bullett & Son
Sterling Remedy Company
New York
Walnut Valley
A F. Exgleman
Attie Sonner
Jessie Brown
Laconia
Philip Flock
Home Folks
Wm. Boley
Michael Hannel
Pleasant View
Cort Engleman
John Stauth
Huntington
Ind
E. G. Jannwill
Luther's Chapel
Dick Boley
Mollie Hauswald
Cora Conrad
George Flock
J.M. Engleman
Elsie
Alma Sonner
Ilinois
Bob Pelier
John Cline
Clifty Bend
Jacob Meller
George Good
Hands
Husy
Levi Sclwartz
J. J. Neely
Abe Williams
Claryy
Buliett-Adams
Buffalo Bill
Hursttown
A.W
the Country Gentleman
Kemp
Balsam
Pelvic Catarah
Minnie E £. McAllister
Hill Grove
Frenchtown
Txueovort J. Henrier
Will Vausha
Near Nevin
Julia Bocard
Catherine Colon
Mary Conrad
Atllinois
Will Bocard
Mary Bary
Marshal Vaughn
Johnathan Murr
Chas, Montsey
Ramsey
Roy
Darksome River
Adan
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