Correspondence from Mariah Hill and local visitors
Mr and Mrs Ed Ringemann of St Meinrad visited town Tuesday. Louis Arnold, staying near Rockport, came home Saturday. Mrs Theresia Heicken returned to Louisville Monday after a weeks stay with her parents here. Mrs Will Kil lameyer and children of Louisville are visiting her mother this week. Miss Theresia Schum of Chicago visits her sister Mrs John Daunhau er Jr. Miss Maggie Hollander leaves for Louisville Saturday then Chicago for the winter. Mrs Hugo Bosler of Terre Haute is the welcome guest of relatives here. Frank Roos and daughters Lodwina and Ida of Ferdinand visited Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresia Heicken
Louisville
Mies Theresia Schum
Chicago
Mrs
John Daunhauer, Jr
Mies
Maggie Hollander
Hugo Bosler
Terre Haute
Frank Roos
Lodwina
Ida
Ferdinand
Jasper Herald Briefs and Notes from Jasper
Jasper notices report George Kunkel moving to Terre Haute for work in a blacksmith shop. A newborn infant died at the Lechner home and was buried in St Joseph's cemetery. Navy recruit Gurgeell underwent appendicitis surgery in Chelsea Massachusetts and is recovering. Jasper College plans a 40 foot brick refectory addition to aid corp ral and spiritual welfare. Knights of St John plan an August 28 excursion to Jasper with Calumet Lake picnic. Henry Arnold escaped from Woodmere and was recaptured by Constable Jos Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper College
Knights of St. John of Louisville
Jasper
Billa
Calumet Lake
Henry Arnold
Woodmere
Dubois
Jos. Hoffman
Jasper Herald
Local Notes From Fulda and Surroundings
Ben Birchler was in Ferdinand on business. Many will attend the Rockport fair this week. Louis Schaffer Jr hosted a Sunday gathering for local youths. Frank Schneider and family from Teil City visited relatives here Sunday. Joé Holtzmann Jr bought land from his father and will build a house. Ford Collignon and family from Huff visited Jacob Schaffer and family Sunday. Sebastian Lehr of Rockport spent Sunday here. The B and 8 club held a musical at Mrs. Birchler’s last Thursday. Hannah Weigand of Huff visited Sunday. Recent rains benefited crops. Miss Mary Epple of Huff visits John Kern’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Birchler
Ferdinand
Rockport Fair
Frank Schneider
Teil City
Mrs. Ford Collignon
Huff
Jacob Schaffer
Sebastian Lehr
Rockport
Our Town
Johnsburg Social Notes Include Ball Win and Visits
Johnsburg attended a lively weekend with guests from Huntingburg including Miss Katie Kemp and Zella Bartlow, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Griffon. Chicago visitors N M Fletcher and Jackson joined local gatherings. a Tomato Hill game saw Johnsburg beat Dale 9 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Kemp
Zella Bartlow
Huntingburg
Marion Martin
Huntingburg News Briefs Include Purchases and Local Changes
Joe Kloehn buys a 225 motorcycle from Dr. C M Dowell. Fred Thormann and H H Miller upgrade front sidewalks on Geiger Street. County Assessor John Klemn is seriously ill near St Anthony. Maud Alice Williams, born Sept 12 1874 in Huntingburg, died Aug 8 1909 at 34 years 10 months 26 days. Wm J Bretz jeweler moves stock to west room of First National Bank building with Louis Bamberger stocking shoes in the same room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thormann
H. H. Miller
Geiger Street
John Klemn
St. Anthony
Klem
Dubois
Maud Alice Williams
G. P. Williams
Huntingburg
Ind
Wm. J. Bretz
Firet National Bank
Louis Bamberger
Excursion Train to New Albany Louisville and Cincinnati
Southern Railway offers 1.50 to New Albany 3.50 to Cincinnati round trips with special through train from Evansville at 12 01 a m Sunday August 22. Regular and special departures listed with return options August 22 23 or 24. Tickets available Sunday morning from Johnsburg and via agents, J C Beam Jr A G P A St. Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
New Albany
Louisville
Cincinnati
Evansville
Johnsburg
J.C. Beam, JR
St. Louis
Ferdinand approves grade for Ohio and Indiana streets
An ordinance by the Ferdinand Indiana town trustees establishes the grade for Ohio street and Indiana street as drafted by Civil Engineer Henry Berger. The measure becomes effective after passage and three weeks of publication in the Ferdinand News. Attest by Town Clerk J S Schmitt and trustees J A Sondermann John Olinger and John Weyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Ferdinand
Dubois County
Ohio Street
Indiana Street
Henry Berger
Ferdinand News
J. A. Sondermann
John Olinger
John Weyer
Ferdinad
Attest
John 5. Schmitt
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Ferdinand Township 1910
Trustees review of 1910 expenditures and tax levies for Ferdinand Township Dubois County outlines totals for township, local tuition, road, and poor expenditures with corresponding tax rates. It lists a total expenditure of 3024.00 dollars and total tax of 84 cents per hundred, on a net taxable property of 380000 dollars with 160 polls. Signed Henry B. Dat August 3 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Home Office of Trustee
Henry B. Dat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mariah Hill
Ed Ringemann
St. Meinrad
Louis Arnold
Will Killameyer
Children of
George Kunkel
Terre Heute
Stark
Carl
Wife
Bernard
Herman. Gurgeell
Jos. Gutgsell
U. S. Navy
Chelsea
Mass
Joseph Kuntz
Biler
Mies Michiels
Detroit
Ida Muehlhausen
Jacob Kuntz
Ben Schuyetter
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Fulda
Louis Schaffer, Jr
Joé Holtzmann, Jr
Hannah Weigand of
Mary Epple of
John Kern
Milton Griffon
Navina Schnell
Mr. Molenkemp
N. M. Fletcher
Western Salvage Co
City
Mr. Jackson
Tomato Hill
Johnsburg and
Dale
Marschal Roy Brooner
A. J. Lange
Leopold Neumann
Misgea
Martha
Esther
Elea
Anton Vonbokérn
Anton Knust
Catharine
Henry Hoffmann
Kemp
Jasper G
Martin
Joe Kloeh
Dr. C. M. Dowell
Joe
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John Schneiders
Henry Reutmann
Henry Hackmann
Joseph Schum
Ordinand Foundry & Machine Works
Ferdinand, Ind
Lincoln City
Boonville
Cannelton
French Lick
Princeton
Kentucky Third Infantry
Grandview
JHF
Beckmann & Sauer
Kentucky
Mathias Olinger
Ferdinand Brewing Co
Common Geer
Dubois County Telephone Co
Louis Heidelbeck
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