Local gossip notes and social visits spread through Huntingburg area
Roman Bockting visits relatives here. Stella and Esther Genter return to Evansville after visiting grandmother Mrs. Jos. Thoma. Albert Yellig family visit St Henry. Edwin and Orville Spayd of Louisville spend weeks here. Dilger attends county business. Mariah Hill Cubs defeat St Henry 4 to 2. Rupprecht visits with broken arm from Evansville. Joe Holtzman runs a busy sale. Handshieg of Mariah Hill in town on business. Picnic by Star Band on Aug 8 with Lamar Brass Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Esther Genter
Evansville
Jos. Thoma
Albert Yellig
St. Henry
Masters Edwin and
Orville Spayd
Louisville
Paul Gogel
Baby
Huntingburg
Mariah Hill Cubs
Johnsburg visitors and local travel among area residents
Mrs. Mary Bosler of Tell City visited her son Clem Bosler and returned home Thursday. Donald Wallace of Dale came on business. Mrs Huldah Cooper spent Friday in Jasper. Noama Sehnell was in Huntingburg Sunday. Esther Neuman returned to Evansville after visiting her sister Mrs H A Hoffman. Ferdy Braunecker of Uniontown was at home Sunday. Frank Deie of Jasper visited Monday. August Schulte and family of Rockport visited. Hubert Lindauer left for Minneapolis to work at Washburn Crosby. John Bittel and Mr and Mrs John M Clements of Owensboro visited relatives Sunday. A large number of farmers motored to Rockport Monday to open dates the Board of Commis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bosler
Tell City
Clem Bosler
Huldah Cooper
Jasper
Noama Sehnell
Huntingburg
Esther Neuman
H. A. Hoffman
Evansville
Ferdy Braunecker
Uniontown
Frank Deie
August Schulte
Rockport
Paul Schaeffer
Hubert Lindauer
Minneapolis
Minn
Washburn-Crosby Co
John Bittel
John M. Clements
Owensboro
Appen
Board of Commis
St Meinrad Tigers Defeat Tell City 8 to 5
Local sports report: St Meinrad Tigers beat Tell City Stars 8 to 5 last Sunday at the Tell City diamond. Also the Ferdinand Babies lost 15 to 6 to the St Meinrad Mountain Goats on the latter’s field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Meinrad Tigers
Tell City Stars
Ferdinand Babies
St. Meinrad Mountain Goats
Mountain Goats
Tell City
Miss Christina
Johnnie Greulich
Louisville
Market Reports From Evansville 1920 Grain and Livestock Prices
Evansville Indiana market notes list prices for wheat corn oats potatoes onions cabbage wool ginseng and eggs. Butter chickens turkeys geese steers heifers cows bulls hogs and hay are priced by weight or quantity with per hundred and per ton figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Subscription Expiration Notice From Dr A F Gussell
The front page marks X to show renewal is overdue and the last copy will be sent unless a renewal is received. Readers are urged to remit promptly when their time expires to avoid being dropped from the list.
Ferdinand Railroad Time Table July 7 1918
Time table shows schedule for Ferdinand Railroad effective Sunday July 7 1918. It lists trains between Ferdinand and Huntingburg with arrival and departure times and connections to Southern railway trains to Evansville Rockport Cannelton Louisville Princeton and West Baden. All trains operate to and from Southern Railway depot at Huntingburg Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Notice to Contractors for Dubois County highway work
The Dubois County Board of Commissioners Indiana will receive sealed proposals at 2 PM on September 6 1920 for grading draining and paving highways in Jackson Township known as the Martin Haas et al of Free System Gravel Roads. Bids require a bond double the proposal and a non collusion affidavit. The board may reject any or all bids. Frank J Leng auditor July 8 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Dubois County
Indiana
Jackson Township
Dubois’ County
the Auditor
Martin Haas
Frank J. Leng
Ferdinand Township Trustee's Notice Appears for Dubois County
The Ferdinand township trustee of Dubois county announces daily availability at his home and office for township business. Residents with matters to transact are urged to present them at his home as he attends to duties all week. Nick Senninger, Trustee, Ferdinand Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Nick Senninger
Ferdinand
Ind
Advertising Notice on Subscription Price Rise
The note urges subscribers to renew before the price increase to $1.50 a year due to higher paper costs. It warns that once the raise occurs, all readers will be treated equally and charged the new rate. The message mentions Bartley’s store and implies uncertain newspaper longevity at current pricing.
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The
Beckmann State Bank
Mariah Hill
Roman Bockting
Frank P. Dilger
Philip Sehum
John Seger
Albert Gogel
Jacob Rupprecht
Mr. Rupprecht
Joe Greulich
Evansille
John Rupprecht
Joe Holtzman
Joe
John Handshieg
Star Band
Lamar Brass Band
Johnsburg
Donald Wallace
Dale
Fulda
St. Meinrad
Joe Hoge
Frank Hoge
Robert Schum
Sebastian Bockting
Curtis Hensley
Rose Borho
Johnnie
Alfred
Victor Hubers
Jacob Federuck
BELL
A. F. Gugsell
Leonard Muller
Joseph Lange
Mary Hoge
Henry
Catherine Helming
Bernard Verkamp
Theresia Timmermann
Henry Beckmann
Briggitta Meyer
John and
Peter Seng
John
Brigitta Meyer
George A. McLane
Senninger Bldg
Ferdinand, Ind
Bartley
Henry Rubel
Reeser Place
Apt. No. 2
Louisville, Ky
Bartley's
Bartley’s
Electric Light & Power Co
Faincenon
Go Ge Metzger
Freinacker Company
Ferdinand, Indiana
Vesta
DeMott Garage
W. A. Wollenmann
Pranevile
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