Col Bennett H Young Recalls Morgan Raid Visit in Corydon
Col Bennett H Young of Louisville, a noted lawyer and ex soldier, visited Corydon forty years after leading a Morgan raid during the Civil War. He toured Cedar Hill cemetery, honoring two Confederate privates and Brig. Gen. Philip Barbour, who died in 1816. Young, called Coronel by locals, shared entertaining recollections of his first Corydon visit.
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Harrison
Sugges
Southern Ralfway Co
Bennett N. Young
Louisville
Corydon
Morgan
Cedar Hill
Philip Barbour
Kentucky
Young
Coronel
Circuit Court Doings Highlight Domestic and Civil Matters
Emma Long was granted a divorce from Samuel M. Long. Louisa 3. Streepy obtained judgment from Wmm and Elizabeth Broetcher on a $1300 note. Philip Bo Sonner appointed guardian for Mabala Enggleman. The case Jones vs Dalton moved to Crawford Circuit Court for trial. William A Russell discharged in extortion case. Avery released from bond of Daniel Ott.
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Wm. A. Russell
Louisa
Streepy
Wmm
Elizabeth Broetcher
Fr. Avery
Daniel FL Ott
Philip Bo Sonner
Mabala Enggleman
Samuel Jones
James Dalton
Crawford
Posey Township Teacher Injured During Baseball Game
Fred Hierly, a Posey township teacher, was seriously hurt at Dogwood while playing baseball. A runner knocked him down with a knee near the neck, leaving him unconscious for hours. He has since been bedfast but is much improved.
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Fred Hierly
Posey Township
Dogwood
Win. U. Rochner Visits Parents in Louisville
Win U Rochner is visiting his parents in Louisville. The trip marks a family gathering with Rochner staying for a short period before resuming duties.
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Win. U. Rochner
Louisville
National Bank Promotes Safe Sound Practices
The First National Bank emphasizes strong safeguards against loss with officers bonded for twice the on hand amount. Insurance against burglary covers losses, loans are payable to the bank, sworn biweekly statements, and regular inspections by the National Bank Examiner. The bank operates under federal oversight and invites business.
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National Bank Examiner
United States
First National Bank
Death of Dan Hausz A respected son dies at twenty four
Dan Hausz son of Trustee Martin Wausz of Lansville died at his home on Friday evening September 25 after an eighteen month illness. He was twenty four and highly regarded in the community. The funeral was held Monday at St. John's Lutheran church near Lansville with Rev. Schleicher officiating. Relatives and friends attended the service and he was buried in St. John's Cemetery.
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Dan Hausz
Martin Wausz
Lanesville
Tausz Wis
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lanvsville
Schleicher
St. John’s Cemetery
Sherman Loses Valuable Horse Named Frenzy
A Sunday morning report states Sherman misplaced a valuable horse, Frenzy, prompting concern over its whereabouts and condition in the local area. Authorities have issued no further details.
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Y Sherman
Burrill Stock Company Opens in Corydon Week-Long Run
The Burrill Stock Company opened Monday evening in Corydon with clever work and strong music. The company will perform all week with a different program each night, promising a pleasant evening for attendees.
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Corydon
Burrill
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Belle Kintner
Friends and relatives gathered at a newly built barn for a surprise dinner honoring Mrs Belle Kintner on her 26th birthday. A large crowd enjoyed a long table of refreshments and presented several gifts. Names of attendees and families who attended are listed in the report.
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Belle Kintner
Dudley C. Kintner
Dan Allen
Leavenworth
Anna
Zetta Barks
Ora
Cora
Dora Feller
Maggie Gleb
Clarence Gleb
John
Adrian Gibson
Charles
Perry
Hd Kintner
Celesta Louden
Mary
Cilla
Laura
Clara Whintner
James Mathes
Margie Mathes
Frank Wiseram
Sherman Eneleman
Joseph Haun
John Rainbolt
Abe Sieg
George Hild Leonard Hickman
Jacob Pepper
Abe Pitman
Dan Stauth
Pred Stauth
Henry
George Brown
George Flock
Jutin
Certi
Persous
Hess Wins at Owensboro in Kentucky State Pair poultry show
Auditor Geo. K. Hess dominated the Kentucky State Pair at Owensboro winning seven first and nine second premiums. He exhibited thirty birds across six varieties and earned top awards mainly for Brown and White Leghorns Turoudans Tram burgs and Silver Wyandottes.
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Geo. K. Hess
Kentucky
Owensboro
Tie
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Uncle Abraham Fleshman
Neighbors and friends gathered at his home on Sunday evening to mark the 78th birthday of Uncle Abraham Fleshman. About 115 people were served at a long dining table before the crowd dispersed in the late afternoon after sharing music and stories from earlier days. One present affectionately noted.
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Abraham Fleshman
Big Dinner Honors Mrs. Erwin and Son in Pennington’s Chapel
A large gathering at Wesley Dellinger’s home near Pennington’s Chapel celebrated Mrs. Mollie Davis Erwin of Kansas City Missouri and her son John. Cousins Dr. Davis John Crayden Ellsworth Stevens Wood Peters Mary Deaton and daughter Martha Edmondson Amanda C. Davis and Arthur Harmon from Oklahoma attended. It had been eighteen years since such a reunion. The cake sample from the Democrat was noted as delicious. Mrs. Erwin and John departed for Kansas City yesterday.
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Wesley Dellinger
Pennington’s Chapel
Mollie Davis Erwin
John
Kansas City
Death of Lenora Stonecipher at 22
Lenora Stonecipher daughter of Andrew Stonecipher died suddenly Thursday from epilepsy aged 22. The funeral was held Friday at Shitob church with a large gathering of relatives and friends.
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Lenora Stonecipher
Andrew Stonecipher
Ipst
Shitob Church
Evangelist T. J. Legg to Lead Meetings at Highland Church
State Evangelist T. J. Legg and Brother Flutser begin a series of meetings at Highland church near Mauckport on Oct. 9 at night. The organizers promise an interesting and beneficial series and extend a cordial invitation to all to attend.
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T T. J. Legg
The
Christian Church
Bro. Flutser
Highland Church
Mauckport
Must Have a Beginning and Open Your Bank Account
A persuasive notice urges readers to open a bank account without delay. It stresses beginnings as the seed of big things and encourages choosing the rip NATIONAL BANK for the initial deposit. The message blends motivational language with a call to action.
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Rip National Bank
Dr Wm Moore Sells Property in Elizabeth to Dr Daniel Dean
Dr William Moore of Elizabeth sold his property to Dr Daniel Dean and moved to the long property at that place.
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Wm. Moore
Elizabeth
Daniel Dean
Big Day at Greenbrier No 2 School Dedication
Patrons of Greenbrier No 2 Jackson township surprised new teacher Miss Emma Domne on her first day by taking charge for the day. A 60 foot table groved the grove with food while Burnville orchestra provided music. Rev Fowler of Crandall spoke on education as the community dedicated the new school building and honored last year’s teacher.
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Greenbrier School
Jackson Township
Emma Domne
Burnville
Fowler
Crandall
Public notices and a school remark from Valley City area
An attorney denies gossip about refusing to teach in Spencer township. A U S Army maneuvers excursion ticket sale from Corydon to Louisville is announced for Sept 30 Oct 1 5 and 6 with return by Oct 11 at 125 round trip. A wheat and barley food ad promotes Forest product. Washington township Sunday School institute is set for Oct 4 at Valley City Presbyterian church.
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West Point
Corydon
Louisville
G. W. Briffet
Agt
Washington Township
Valley City Presbyterian Church
A Close Call Ends In No Jurisdiction Verdict
The text reports a legal clash in Harrison county where attorneys sued the county board before Justice William Harmony Morris over an $8 coroner’s fee for Sirwell S. Nye. The Justice ruled lack of jurisdiction, leaving the county treasury diminished only by two attorney fees. It also notes the probating of Theodore Jaegers’ will in New Albany with $25 for masses and the residue to his children, executor M Kisert named.
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Mauck’s Hill
Old State Capitol
William Harrison Roose
Evdb Buchanan Stotsenburg
John Hancock Weathers
Emery Hustler Breeden
Clarence Constantine Jordan
Harrison‘ County
William Harmony Morris
Harrison Township
Sirwell S. Kitten Nye
Said Nye
Webster Funk
Edward Danvoorhees Mitchell
Board of Commissioners
Dewey
State House
Theodore Jaegers
Lanesville
New Albany
M. Kisert
Jacob Luts
Alexander Schellenberger, Jr
Eaton and Wiseman Livestock Dealers Promote Market Prices
Eaton and Wiseman, live stock dealers, offer the highest market price for stock of all kinds. Buyers with haying stock for sale are advised to address them at Ramsey, Indiana.
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Brock Union
America
Eaton & Wiseman
Ramsey
Ind
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Burrill Comedy CO
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Brock
Hess
Spencer Township
Chas, P. Bye
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