Pretty Fall Wedding in Frenchtown Unites Miss Josephine Henriot and Adolph Pate
Miss Josephine M Henriot daughter of Paul Henriot and Adolph Pate son of Joseph Pate united in marriage at St Bernard church Frenchtown Wednesday morning October 21. Rev J Haskamp officiated at 9 o clock with a high mass followed by a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home for seventy five guests featuring Miss Minnie Zoeller of Louisville on the wedding march. The couple, long residents of Spencer township, begin their life together as Mrs Pate previously worked as an expert stenographer for the Peasley Gaulbert Co Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine M Henriot
Paul Henriot
Adolph Pate
Joseph Pate
Spencer Township
Frenchtown
St. Bernard Church
J. Haskamp
Minnie Zoeller
Louisville
Loengrin
Flora Goodrich
Malinda Henriot
Theo Henriot
Edward Henriot
Adelaide Leachner
Dolph Mathey
John Bosier
Wm. Stuer
Edwardsville
Margaret Stonecipher
Grace
Petersburg
Ind
Pate
Peaslee-Gaulbert Co
Tike Democrat
Free Gift For County Teachers By The Democrat
Beginning this week the county’s teachers will receive a copy of THE DEMOCRAT to place on their desks or in the school library until the end of the term. The paper asks that it be kept at the school house and that teachers help ensure compliance.
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Democrat
Memorial Notice for Mrs. Dyer Martha Jane Richards
Mrs. Dyer Martha Jane Richards born December 10 1829 Floyd county Indiana died October 5 1903 near Crandall Harrison county. Widow of Captain Abraham Dyer survived by four of ten children including Mrs. Neil LaHue Mrs. Chas Walters Miss Annie Dyer and George Dyer. Daisy Thomas notes her faithful life and passage to rest with comforting faith.
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Martha Jane Richards
Floyd County
Ind
Crandall
Harrison County
Abraham Dyer
Neil LaHue
Chas. Walters
Annie Dyer
George Dyer
Jane
Daisy Thomas
Birthday honor for Mrs. Garing in Jackson township
Ten families gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garing’s home in Jackson township to celebrate Mrs. Garing turning fifty four. A large dinner was served and photos of the gathering were taken, making for an enjoyable day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Garing
Jackson Township
Death of Indianapolis Editor S E Morss in Fatal Fall
Hon S E Morss editor of the Indianapolis Sentinel fell from a Sentinel Building window last Wednesday morning and died an hour later. The tragedy leaves a wife and daughter and stemmed from either attempting to adjust an awning or an attack of vertigo. He previously served as United States Consul General to Paris and was a noted Democrat leader. Funeral held in Fort Wayne on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Morss
Indianapolis Sentinel
Sentinel
Marss
Morss
Samuel E. Morss
Ft. Wayne High School
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Chicago
Cleveland
United States
Paris
Indianapolis
the Sentinel
Fort Wayne
County schools to receive county paper for classroom use
An experienced teacher notes that home newspaper access improves reading, spelling, grammar, punctuation, and geography knowledge. The Democrat plans to send copies to every county teacher to keep at school for shared use, with aim to extend to every home and involve children in urging parental support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Gentry Bros. Displays Bring Elite Shetland Ponies
A united season for Gentry Bros. Famous Shows boasts over one hundred premier Shetland ponies. The stock was inventoried and the finest kept, promising an exhibition famed for aristocratic, well-bred animals. The display at Fair Grounds tents will parade after-noon and night on Thursday October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
District Meeting Closes Wo man’s Missionary Society Session
The District Convention of the Wo man’s Foreign Missionary Society of the M K F church closed its sessions last Wednesday afternoon. Delegates from across the district attended and officers for the coming year were elected: Mrs J G Harrison President, Mrs Libbie Garrison Vice President, Miss Minnie Forman Corresponding Secretary, Mrs W G Clinton Recording Secretary, Miss Nellie Connor Treasurer. The next convention will be held at Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. KF. Church
J. G. Harrison
Libbie Garrison
Minnie Forman
W. G. Clinton
Nellie Connor
Salem
Farmers Institute Meeting in Hardinsburg This Week
A joint institute of farmers from Harrison Washington Orange and Crawford counties will meet in Hardinsburg on November 18 and 19. Major J S Pfrimmer from this county will speak on maximizing corn yields and the senior editor of The Democrat will lecture on fruit cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Washington
Orange
Crawford
Hardinsburg
J. S. Pfrimmer
THE
Democrat
Heidelberg Congregation Rejects Fulgham as Pastor
The Ladies Aid of Heidelburg informs the public that Rev. P. O. Fulgham does not constitute the Congregational church at Heidelberg and notes only a small portion of the church supports him. The quilt sale plan is supported by almost the entire Heidelberg congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelburg
P. O. Fulgham
Congregational Church
Heidelberg
George Fry
Joan Keuver
St Marys Church Fair Net Receipts Hit 1850
In Lafayette township Floyd county Ind the St Marys church held a fair and festival to raise church funds. The event drew about 400 residents and yielded net receipts of 1850, suggesting city churchgoers might learn from country fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Township
Floyd County
Ind
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s
Louisville
Public Sale at Corydon Presbyterian Parsonage
Public auction at the Corydon Presbyterian parsonage on Saturday October 31 1903 selling bedroom furniture carpets mattings window shades closing stove utensils stoves desk chairs tables and other household items plus one horse buggy and harness Sale begins 1 p m Terms cash for sums 5 and under six months credit for larger amounts purchaser to sign promissory note with approved freehold surety H I Stern seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern
A Cure for Dyspepsi
Mrs W W Saytor of Jilliard Ma reports complete relief from dyspepsia after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The advertisement claims Kodol combines digestive juices with tonic and reconstructive properties to cure loss of appetite nervousness headaches indigestion and other stomach troubles and is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Saytor
Jilliard
Oyster shells and poultry food at W H Bullett Son's
Local supplier W H Bullett and Son offer oyster shells, oil meal, stock and poultry food at their shop located on 21-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bullett & Son’s
Prowler Shot At In Corydon Neighborhood Watch
Citizens complain of a window peeper in various town areas with Friday night chases. Marshal Orwick spotted a man near East Chestnut Street prying into a widow’s house. the prowler fled as the marshal fired a shot, prompting calls for harsher action to prevent robberies in Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Orwick
East Chestnut Street
Corydon
Surprising soirée at Kirkham home delights guests
On Thursday evening the 22nd, Oscar D. Kirkham hosted a pleasant gathering. Numerous Misses including Deatrick and Cooper and Messrs. Johnson, Deatrick, Showmaker, Gunther, Katsman, Cotner, Peters, Cooper, Luther, Payton, and Kirkham joined in a cheerful social event at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar D. Kirkham
Jane Deatrick
Nina Cooper
Adda Ouion
Maggie
Jettie Cooper
Altha
Ida Funk
Minnie
Ellen Stallings
Maud McKim
Messrs
Loyd Johnson
Sheridan Deatrick
Fred Showmaker
Wauker
Albert Gunther
Katsman
Walter Cotner
Frank Peters
Earl Cooper
John Luther
Columbus Payton
Oza Kirkham
Town Beautification Across Cities and Suburbs
Nine-tenths of the world judge by appearances yet clean towns attract residents. Irving Park women weed and clean streets while San Antonio civic groups plant trees to improve streets. Paris grants medals and tax relief for artistic homes. Kansas City women’s auxiliary distributes seeds to schools, boosting town beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Park
Chicago
San Antonio
Tex
Paris
Woman's Auxiliary
Manufacturers’ Association of Kansas City
Village improvement society inspects town street cleaning
The twenty woman committee on street cleaning in a New Jersey town conducts daily inspections of all street portions. While on duty they offer citizen guidance on lawn and tree care, rubbish disposal and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Paine's Celery Compound Claims Cure for Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for rheumatism caused by uric acid. It promotes rapid relief, nerve bracing, blood cleansing, and lasting prevention with a testimonial from S. D. Conway of St. Louis describing a permanent recovery after prior failures.
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Paine
5. D. Conway
St. Louis
Engineers’ Department
Local items report timber sale and community visits
Uncle Isaac Mauck sold a tract of timber. Mrs. Hannah Mauck was injured from a porch fall. Cephas Trobaugh started school with good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. William Reas visited C. E. Simcox and family. Joseph Seacat and family of Heidelberg visited John Hintner and family. Miss Nora L. Smith and Miss Angie McCoy attend the O V N C. Master Stanley Smith improves from sickness. John Conrad of near Heidelberg visited William Fravis. Our school advances under Miss Clara Hauswald. Mr. and Mrs. John Quebbeman visited Mrs. Levi Snyder of Flat Woods. Little Chester Emily, once very ill with typhoid, is convalescing. Dr Bottorft is physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reas
C. E. Simcox
Joseph Seacat
Heidelberg
John Hintner
Clara Hauswald
John Quebbeman
Levi Snyder
Flat Woods
Little Chester Emily
Dr. Bottorft
Roll of Honor Subscriptions List Crews In from Many Towns
The Democrat reports subscribers and payments since the last list. Names span numerous towns including Central, Independence Kansas, Rehoboth, Manila P I, Lexington St, New York, Louisville Kentucky, Corydon, Duncan, Hill Grove, Laconia, Dixie, Frenchtown, New Amsterdam, Indianapolis, Palmyra, Mauckport, Bradford, Salt, White Cloud, Cedarwood, Corydon, Albuquerque New Mexico, and more. The roll reflects broad regional support for the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Joseph Snyder
Central
Walter L. Gehlbach
Independence
Kan
Robert McFarland
Rehoboth
Lee Davidson
Manila
Oscar Richard
Lexington
Mrs. C. Jackson
New York
Josie Vogel
Louisville
W. H. Rosenbarger
Corydon
Lafe Wolfe
G. C. Miller
Laconia
Aaron Wolfe
Dixie
Theo. Henriot
Frenchtown
Thomas Amy
New Amsterdam
John W. Sirey
Duncan
Robert Denbo
Hill Grove
Joseph Long
Cincinnati
John Bauer
Warrensburg
Lil
Nannie Allen
George Crush
Palmyra
N. Colin
Indianapolis
S. A. Carver
Mauckport
Otto W. Young
Bradford
Henry Russel
Pan American Bridge Co
Newcastle
Ind
G. M. Miler
John Black
Salem
Joel Wellinger
Ramsey
John Henry
Ulan
John A. Sonner
White Cloud
Charles A. Deutsch
St. Joseph
Geo. W. Richard
Black Creek
Thomas H. Kitterman
Cedarwood
L. O. Pearch
Boquet
John Shant Bradford
V. J
Adamson
Jacob Mauck
Cory
Fred Elbert
Dogwood
John Bryles
Bradford News Recap of Local Visits and Institute
Bradford notes show WM Sappenfield and Mrs Magele Langford visiting Burnville. John Fessel and brother lost a valuable horse. William Steerstetter and wife returned from Illinois. Teachers Institute held at Bradford last Saturday. School progresses under Frank Baker. L M Sappenfield family visited Falls Cities. Julie Baker and family of Iowa have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Sappenfield
Magele Langford
Burnville
Teachers’ Institute
Bradford
Frank Baker
L. M. Sappenfield
Falls Cities
Good Deeds Over Real Estate Deeds: Community Advice
A Chicago man extols kindness and sympathy over property deals noting good deeds never fail. The piece promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a sure cold cure, sharing a testimonial and praising Crosier's Corner Drug Store for sale recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Crosier's Corner Drug Store
Ott
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Albany
Hedden Dry Goods CO
Pate Henriott
Farmers’ Institute
Presbyterian Parsonage
Jersey
Diamond Dyes
Surlington
Woop Neely
Isaac Mauck
Hannah Mauck
Cephas Trobaugh
Huddletown
Lorena Emily
C. L. Dick
Nora L. Smith
Angie McCoy
Stanley Smith
John Conrad
Wiliam Fravis
Roll of Honor
Jobn Fessel
William Steerstetter
Ilinois
Julie Baker
Iowa
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