Byrneville Social Notes Return Visited and Departures
Curt Fouts returns from Richland Creek and Goldie Fouts comes home from Galena. John Langford of theradford and Keithig of George town plan moves. Mrs. Kate Summers visits Medaryville. Warren Byrne of Lick Skillet visits Steve Mosier. Lee Byrne stays with aunt Mrs. Pike of Georgetown. Robert Jenkins and Marshall Byrne attend State Normal at Terre Haute. Buffalo Bill returns, with Charles Summers and ebb Seacat back from Oregon. Herman Byrne will teach at Prairleton. Byrne and Sappenfield visit Indianapolis for the fair. Ethel Mosier improves after illness. Dr. Boston attending. Wm. Lockhart family visit Corydon. Pearl Hazzard offered Utica Exchange operator job. Charles D. Lagle moves to Webb City Mo with family. Wr. T Byrne returns from Freener Sanitarium in Indianapolis. Dr. David Dome visits Troy. Geleit ye: a P00 beans then V7 years Old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Fouts
Richland Creek
Goldie Fouts
Galena
John Langford
Theradford
Kiethig
Georgetown
Kate Summers
Medaryville
Ind
Warren Byrne
Lick Skillet
Steve Mosier
Lee Byrne
Pike
Robert Jenkins
Marshall Byrne
Terre Haute
Buffalo Bill
Bradford
Charles Summers
Ebb Seacat
Oregon
Herman Byrne
Prairleton
Vigo County
O. J. D. Byrne
James P. Sappenfield
Indianapolis
Ethel Mosier
Boston
Wm. Lockhart
Mamie
Winnie
Corydon
Miss Pearl Hazzard
Utica
Adam
T Byrne
Jorn Nome
oOo Iis County
Typhoid cases and deaths in Lanesville and area
Mrs. Joseph Thomas, ill with typhoid fever, shows no improvement. Visits from Dr and Mrs J Aflottell to Mrs Mattie J Horner. Mrs W Bertelkamp of Louisville visits Mrs Kate Bach. Mrs Christian Bott and Mrs Wi Bott visit A M Wisert Sr and relatives. sister of Mrs Wisert stays two weeks after 36 years away. George Schmetzer, son of Fred Schmetzer, dies of typhoid at 20. funeral by Rev C Schleicher at Evangelical Lutheran cemetery. Mrs C N Eisert of West Lafayette returns home after three weeks with relatives. Continued visits among many local families and kinship ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thomas
J. Aflottell
Mattie J. Horner
W. Bertelkamp
Louisville
Kate Bach
Christian Bott
Wi. Bott
Anthony
Iancakee, Sr
A. M. Wisert
Wisert
George Schmetzer
Fred. Schmetzer
Lanesville
Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery
C. Schleicher
C. N. Eisert
West Lafayette
Jigs
Francis Schneider
J.G. Schneider
Joseph Stark
A. M. Bisert
Cc. H. Bisert
Frying Fat Out of the Protected Trusts
President Roosevelt faces questions on how to curb fat frying within protected trusts and how the matter will be handled. Collier Weeby of the Waltham Watch Co. suggests writing to Sherman about tariffs and monopolistic practices. An accompanying ad promotes Pazo Ointment for piles with a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toousevelt
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Collier
Weeby
The
Waltham Watch Co
Sherman
Vic
United States
Roosevelt
Observations on The Fair and Harrison County Premiums
Editor J S PrRiImMER argues against excluding non Harrison county exhibitors and calls for improving grounds and premiums. He urges open competition to attract top entries from across Indiana and beyond, insisting local growers and crafters must outdo rivals to keep premiums at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Indiana
J.S. Prriimmer
Local residents visit and travel notes in Bradford area
Connections and visits unfold in Bradford and nearby towns as residents pass through and return. Names include Harry Sappenfield Depauw. Miss Eva Stanun Louisville. Philip Martin Enoch Burnsville Crandall plastering. Guy Baker Pete Stamm Will Stamm at Louisville circus. Walter Mosier Wm Sappenfield taking U S Army exam in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Ellis
Peter ‘Pemperunm
Tvivan
Wic
Hatbermi
Corydon
Harry Sappenfield
Depauw
Miss Or. Platter
Palrovra
John Langford
Geo. Fouts
Perovidlie
Moss
OL Sappenfield
Giald Valley
Vi. A. Seppenfeld
Teachers’ Institute
St Depanw
Eva Stan UN
Louisville
Philip Martin
Enoch
Burnvilly
Crandall
Guy Baker
Pete Stamm
Will Stamm
Walter Mo
Local Farmers and Builders Plan Area School Projects
Otterbein and Shireman Eros are painting the church. John Frakes and Edward Yeager have traded farms with John C. Yeager considering a move to Kansas after buying a fine farm. A. S. Miller begins construction of two new school houses in districts 8 and 10, with Levine teaching near district 10 in the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shireman Eros
John Frakes
Edward Yeager
John C. Yeager
Kansas
A. S. Miller
Levine
Kohli of Honor Subscribers Listed in The Democrat
The Democrat notes subscriptions or payments from numerous individuals across towns including New Middletown Corydon Terra Haute Rock Harbor Cannelton Mauckport and Georgetown. Names include Cordon Dr C Th Watson George Leilert Whitcomb John A Jouner Lizzie Conrad Henry Horn and Hon John W Ewing among others with addresses and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John WW. Pott
Manekport
George Kusler
New Middletown
Lizzie Conrad
Carydon
Tlr
Thompson FE. Brown
Rock Haver
C. A. Hays
Bucklin
Kan
New Salisbury
Dessie Sraith
Terra Haute
John Alidn
Corydon
Henry Horn
Elizabeth
R. KR
Currie Beanblossom
Central
Ed Beanwhlossom
Mauckport
H.R
John W
Mauckport R. R
John W. Ewing
Cannelton
Hi. Myers
Tonnsville
Black Creek
Chris Hubbard
Alonzo Brown
Rock Daven
BR. R
Sewing machine for sale at 415 address held by J L Rowa
Local listing advertises a 415 sewing machine for sale attributed to J L Rowa. Details are sparse but indicate a private sale and a basic description of the item.
Women Suffrage Defeat in Victoria Endures
The Victorian Legislative Council defeats a state women suffrage bill for the fourteenth time, defying repeated passage in the popular chamber and leaving Victoria women without state voting rights while other Australian states grant them suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Legislative Council of
Australia
South Australia
West Australia
New South Wales
Tasmania
Queensland
Congress
Central News Notes Local Changes and Sowing Update
Farmers begin sowing wheat and local residents make moves in Central area. Names include J O Read improving, Kellems and Grant Watson seen in town, Willard Pinnall in Dick Pitman property, Tooms family visiting Kentucky, George Young hired by Jone Reed, and various visits and property transactions among Boone Laconia and Mauckport locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Read
Fr. Kellems
Grant Watson
Mtr Town
Willard ‘Pinnall
Dick Pitman
Central
Rev. Tooms
Kentucky
Jone Reed
Creorge Young
Heth
Former Mayor Sued Over City Salary Overpayments
William V. Grose, former Mayor of New Albany, is sued by City Attorney John H. Weathers for 1550.55 alleged overpayments beyond his April 1905 to September 1906 salary. The suit asserts Grose received excess funds after a 1905 salary raise and must repay to the City Treasurer. The Common Council directed the action at its September meeting following long discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Weathers
City of
New Albany
William V. Grose
Common Council
Gaiose
Sto
Tadical Legistare
N. A
Lewisville Times
Sunday School Program at Valley City Presbyterian Church
The program lists devotional exercises led by Mrs. Mattie Baxter and J. C. Frank. Morning session covers the origin and object of the Sunday School with Rev Powell, then discussions by J. Sonner on the best way to attend. Afternoon singing, duets, and business of the Sunday School conclude with notices and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Valley City Presbyterian
Luga
Saute
Mattie Baxter
S. S
BY. Powell
J. C. Frank
Sons
A.D. Pleshman
J. Sonner
Robert Shireimaan
Grove's Chill Tonic Testifies After 25 Years
The old original Grove's Chill Tonic is praised after 25 years. It is described as iron and quinine with a distinctive taste that many customers recognize and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Old Setters Meet at Courthouse Honors Ancient Relics
The first postvionization Old Setters meeting was held in the courthouse last Saturday with President John J. Sooner opening. Members displayed relics from Tippecanoe to New Orleans, including a Spear Spencer sword and a 1522 clock, as premiums were awarded for oldest relics and marriages, with honors to John Marsh and Mary A. Marsh and Robert Black aging 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
John J. Sooner
T. J. Wilson
James M. Fowler
J. L. O’bannon
W. W. Moore
Hanger
Nye
John Burgess
Tippecanoe
Captain Spear Spencer
Buil
Lewis Quebbeman
Jennid Rowland
George Washington
Jacob Shatter
New Orleans
Henry Friedley
Malinda Shuck
Robert McDaniel
H. Ginkins
Kentucky
Colt
C. H. Ginking
W. L. Burns
Mrs. Dowdle
George Dowdle
Initi
Corydon
Martha KE. Harritt
C. TI
Jeanie Rowland
Cliff
H. Gibner
John Marsh
Mary A. Alarsh
Esto
Jacob S. Pfrimmer
Mary A. Pfrimmer
Mary A. Marsh
Amanda Dowdle
Robert Black
Ohio
George W. Benton
Georgia
John Peter Tabler
Posey Township
Wilford Burns
London
Henry Tush
Henry Gilham
Isaac Allen
Wilford Burny 3d
Robert Isaxley
Death of Myrtle Lindsey
Myrtle Lindsey died at age 1 year 25 days after spinal trouble and eight days of suffering. She was the daughter of Mancel Br Lindsey and Maggie M Lindsey. The obituary speaks of her patience and hopes to meet her in a joyful home beyond this life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Mancel
Maggie M. Lindsey
Ewell
Crandall and Ramsey Residents Visit Relatives
Crandall and Ramsey locals, including T. C. Melton and Ward Crayden, visited family in and around Ramsey, Louisville, Columbus, and New Albany last week. Annie Harrison of Crandall died Sunday at about 33, after a life of faith. funeral at Marengo Monday with neighbors offering sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Harrison
Crandall
J. T. Taylor
M. E. Church
J. W. Melton
Mrs. Taylor
Marengo
German Methodist Conference Appointments List
At the German M E conference in Evansville the Louisville District appointments were announced. Presiding elder G E Hiller. Bedford J Allinger. Boonville W J G Rockstahler. Caberna Gurtave Maag. Central Barren E F Hildebrand. Fivansville First Church C Treusch el. Second Church C W Helwig. Huntingburg H Ball. Jeffersonville E F Schneider. St Philip J Floerke. Mt Vernon C E Sevringhaus. New Albany C H Miller. Salem L H F Ackerman. Santa Claus Louis Miller. Seymour H Knauff. White Creek C J Schweitzer. Cannelton and Tell City J Laury. Louisville KY Breckenridge St F Johannes Lighteenth St J Claus Jefferson St to be supplied Market St J W Huber. J W Sevringhaus Superintendent of Deaconess Hospital Louisville KY. Gottlieb Schaenzlin Missionary to Calcutta India. H E Romdel without appointment to attend college. Miss Anna Katterhenry Hunt ingburg and Miss Lizzie Kennieman Holland consecrated deaconesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Louisville
Kider
G. E. Hiller
Bedford
J. Allinger
Boonville
W. J
Jeffersonville
E. F. Schneider
St. Philip
J. Floerke
Mt. Vernon
C. E. Sevringhaus
New Albany
C. H. Miller
Salem
Huntingburg
Lizzie Kennieman
Holland
Rare Newspaper Subscriptions and Offers List
A dated catalog lists multiple papers including Democrat and Weekly Courier Journal and Louisville papers with varied prices. It notes discounts for prepaid subscriptions and mentions several Cosmopolitan and Review titles. The fragment ends mid thought after stating advance payment is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Courier- Journal
Gutiars
Aiocuh
Deimoocrat
Louisville
Cincinnati
Siete
Democra
Dasiaettle Blerald
Bees
Otogres
Vemugrad
Lusmupuligu
Opid Today
Cosmopolitan
Harper’s Bazar
Woman’s Home Companion
Review of Reviews
Woman's Home Companion
Notice to file claims against Jacob H Vogt
Notice to file claims against the late Jacob H Vogt in Corry Indiana. Claimants must file within ten days and provide satisfactory proof before payment. Dated September 26, 1906. Ss P Vogt. 826-2. We are the fit to have Buffalo etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. Vogt
Sam
Community Notes from Flatwoods and Nearby Areas
Sunday activities include Frad Hichert in Birds Eye and Catlinna. Kentucky State Fair attendance. New Albany visitors to Henry Rupp’s family. a new Democratic voter at Charles Rupp’s home. Community events feature Mission Feast at New Middletown and funeral attendance for Jacob Vogt. Families in New Albany and Louisville hosted gatherings with Seitz and Richert relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frad Hichert
Birdseye
Catlinna
Charlie Rambley
Ebrhart
New Albany
Henry Rupp
Charles Rupp
New Middletown
Edgar Nance
Jacob Vogt
Conrad Richert
Louis DeVos
Louisville
Georgia Lemmon
Mollie Seitz
Fred Seitz
Andrew Wernert
John Feig
John Seitz
John
Kirkham
Fred Voelker
Mary
Lizzie Seitz
Earl Park
Nordsick
Clara
Christine
Bertha Richert
Winidell-Barks
Local residents named in New Salisbury sick lists and visits
New Salisbury area observes numerous movements and health notes. M Crandall on sick list. Josenn McCoy moves to Georgetown. Dr Veatch visited at Murengo last Sunday. Willis Dome attends school at Jorydon. Walter Lahue visiting grandfather in Corydan. Elen Beweese ill with plans to cut again. Sailie iuebbenina of Ramsey visited Sunday. Rev Volheinus preached last Sunday. Mrs Veart Lever of Crandall visited brother Will Lever. Curwis Stevens and family visited mother Elizabeth Stevens. Mrs HW Boston returned to West Baden after visit. Mrs FE M Crandall visited daughter Mrs James Wolfe of New Albany. Thomas Abbott Jr of Louisville visiting father Thomas Abbott Sr. Joseph McCoy and wife and Marcus McCoy and family visited Mrs Barbara McCoy. Misses Mary McIntosh, Jack Krausgrill and Harold Rauf visited Grace McIntosh. Wi Kaufman and wife visiting from Illinois. Charles Gibson will move to Corydon to become brakeman on Corydon branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Crandall
Josenn McCoy
Georgetown
Veatch
Murengo
Willis Dome
Jorydon
Walter Lahue
Corydan
Elen Beweese
Sailie Iuebbenina
Ramsey
Volheinus
Thomas Abbott
Joseph McCoy
Marcus McCoy
Barbara McCoy
Mary McIntosh
Jack Krausgrill
Harold Rauf
Grace McIntosh
Kaufman
Illinois
Charies Gibson
Corydon
Corrion
Bridgeport News Notes and Local Mentions
Bridgeport residents were mentioned in various local items including Doss Carver and Miss Livvie Seibert visiting Floyd county and Trena Vista respectively, Carl Watson starting high school in Coryden, and Farnsley family members. The Posey township trustees bought Bridgeport water works to aid travelers. Bridgeport’s team beat New Albany Jackson Street B. Co. 14 to 12 at the Jackson Street diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doss Carver
MicClare
Floyd County
Carl Watson
Coryden
Livvie Seibert
Trena Vista
Tebert Parnslev
H. L. Farnslev
Peter Bel
Ada
Betmal
New al- Dan
Atos
J. AL Farnsley
Sundar
Cian Farnelly
Terbury School
Bes
Crank Farnsley
J.arnsley
Posey Township
T «Ship Advisory Board
Bridgeport Water Works
Ed. Jones
Bridgeport
Claud Baggerly
New Albany
Jackson Street B. Co
Jackson Street
Eugere Bower
Henry Beeler
George Fulmer
Bud Fulner
Don Stoy
Sam Fink
Captain Villier
D.T. Carter
Jinnie Falner
S. Belle Carte
Texas Wonder Cure Claims Kidney Bladder Rheumatic Relief
Ad claims Texas Wonder cures kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Says left by all druggists after two months treatment. Mail order for $1 to Dr. E Hall 2926 Olive Street St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
Dr. E. Hall
Treet
St. Louis
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Byrneville
Abe Williams
AL Aggre
Fou Reitz
Jackson
Lufpalo Bill
Otterbein
Old Black Joe
Kohli
Sine Oup
Strele Gri
Vasic Vallraid
J. L. Rowa
Central News
Uncle Sam
Cirece Watson
Hautatien
Boone Township
Ladhes Taraus
Censtral
Ofes
B. Love
Sony Organation
Daniel
J. J. Beanblossom
Irvine
Rev
Toombs
Sone
K. A. Simler
H. S. Sonne
See
Too
Old Setters’ Meeting
Martha Forritt
J. J. Bullett & Son
Tolin Bennett
C. J. Trotter & Co
A. B. Lindy
Dest
Connle
J. +. Plummer
Voupde
W. A. Weller Company
C. F. Shaffer
Vogt
Wilard Burns
W. H. Bullett & Son
M. Griffin & Co
Wm. Mitchell Co
Myrtle Lindsey
T. C. Melton
Ward Crayden
Deii
Victor Wright
Walter Fisher
Berden
Sadie Melton
Columbus
Stella Martin
L. H. Temple
Levi
J. E. Jackson
F. E. Bye
Milltown
Andy Fite
Ed Wimninger
Central Barren
Charles Rye
Nora Koast
Ben Davis
Ss. P. Vogt
Flatwoods
Abigatl Dovetall
Salisbury
Florette
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