Teachers' Association attendance and local visits in Indiana
St Meinrad visitors Robert Widmer and Edward Ringemann attended the Teachers Association at Chrisney Indiana along with Charles Schnellenberger and others. Jacob Neu returned from Sellersburg to visit his ill sister who is improving. Mrs John Zarn of Louisville visited her sister in law Mrs Lorenz Schnellenberger. Frank Niehaus and family attended church and visited Edward Ringemann. A hunting accident left a stray shot nicking a boy’s hat after a loose shot struck near his face.
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Robert Widmer
Wm. Fischer
Edward Ringemann
Charles Schnellenberger
Teachers’ Association
Chrisney
Ind
Jacob Neu
Sellersburg
John Zarn
Louisville
Lorenz Schnellenberger
Local visits and social events highlight Can nelton area
Mr and Mrs James Lillpop of Can nelton host guests J W Jeffers. Roman Schnell of Troy visits over the weekend. Jason Adye and Chas Reasor in Ferdinand Monday. Grandpa Wheeler of Petersburg week with C Wheeler. Mrs J W Dixon and Miss Winifred Mullen shop at St Meinrad. Jacobs Hall Thanksgiving eve ball a success. Adam Schatz and Misses Katie and Frances Jacobs visit near Bristow. Miss Davie Reasor visits Mrs Lawrence Hobbs. Claud Martin and Alva Dixson in town. Pie social nets school funds for Reading circle books and patrons praised. Laurence Hobbs and Eva Mullen grateful for support. Pie sale raises $15.60 for the school.
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Reading Circle
Laurence Hobbs
Eva Mullen
Fragments From Foxey Hollow Travel and Visits
Foxey Hollow residents report and visitors last week include Henry Hulsman on trips to Princeton Haubstadt and Evansville. Henry Kemper Sr of Louisville visited relatives Friday and Saturday. Mrs Clem A Knust and son Joseph travelled to Ferdinand for business. Several locals attended a Thanksgiving dance in Ferdinand and family gatherings at Herman Bolte and Schum households. George Kiser and son Bennie were at Ferdinand on Tuesday. Mos Knust trapped fur animals including opossums. Joe is noted for successful hunting.
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Henry Kemper Sr
Louisville
Herman Bolte
Jos. Schum
Edna
Lucile
Ben Bolte
John Kemper
J. Wibbels
Herman
Joseph Bolte
George Kiser
Bennie
Ferdinand
Local notes from Adgeville and nearby towns
J W Jeffers visited Troy on Monday and W C Wheeler traveled to Kyana on Tuesday. Mrs Frank Lehmkuhler and son Willie of Bristow spent Saturday with Mrs Edward Mullen. Mrs Thomas Raines returned to Evansville Monday after an extended visit here. Wills Milea came home from Holland Thursday to attend Thanksgiving events.
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Frank Lehmkuhler
Willie of
Thomas Raines
Evansville
Wills Milea
Holland
Thureday
Local social notes from Greens Creek Valley and surrounding families
Mrs. William Bickwermert is ill. Tony Bockelmann of Jasper visited the Weyers and relatives Friday and Saturday. Numerous neighbors hosted guests including P Durechholz and Henrietta, John Horny, John Schweeppe, Henry Weyer, Tony Buschkeetter, and Joe Schlachter families. Meetings, visits, and a Sunday gathering at Emma Durchholz’s home are noted along with an Arabian peddler sighting and trips by Ben Bickwermert, Barney Wessel, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Bockelmann
Jasper
John Weyer
P. Durechholz
Henrietta
John Horny
John Schweeppe
Henry Weyer
Tony Buschkeetter
Joe Schlachter
Mary Wessel
Emma Durchholz
John Punch
Rosina Philomine
Miss Durchholz
Hugo Demuth
Hubert Steinberg
Philip Durchholz
Hurricane Valley
George Schlachter
Barney
Will Wessel
Thanksgiving dance draws large crowd in town hall
In Fulda and surrounding areas residents recount visitors and gatherings. Dr. James from St Meinrad was in town Friday. Joe Sergeskeetter, teaching at Montgomery Indiana, spent Thanksgiving with relatives. Emma Hartz of Tell City visits. John Lehr returned from Rockport. George Herzing and Ed Zimmermann of Lamar attended the dance. Joe Rupprecht visits home from Evansville after years away. Frank Harm moved back to his father's place for $1000. Xaver Obemeyer visits Owensboro. Rains boost wheat fields, sowing continues. winter outlook cautions a short 1900 crop. St Meinrad residents take pride in local accomplishments and offices.
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John Lehr
Rockport
Notice to Purchasers of Ferdinand Railway Co Bonds
Notices filed at The Ferdinand National Bank warn purchasers that the third installment is due around December 7 as steel and ties are delivered on the right of way and that the fourth installment is due around December 14 when the first train will run between Huntingburg and Ferdinand. The Ferdinand Railway Co. and presidents Blickenstaff Buckenstafe are named in the notices.
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The
Ferdinand Railway Co
Ferdinand National Bank
F. X. Rickelman
ORA
F. X
Rickelman
Huntingburg
Ferdinand
ORA W. Buckenstafe
Pres
Application for Liquor License in Ferdinand Indiana
Notice to citizens that a male resident of Ferdinand Indiana will apply to the Dubois County Board of Commissioners at the December 1908 term for leave to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in a room on the ground floor of a two story frame building at 235 Ohio Street with privilege to permit drinking on premises for one year. The license also covers selling luncheon and confection subject to state liquor licensing law.
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Ferdinand
Board of Commissioners
Dubois County
Indiana
Towit
Ohio
Ferdinand Township
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Reckelhoff
Muller
St. Meinrad
Frank Niehaus
James Lillpop
Cannelton
J. W. Jeffers
Roman Schnell
Troy
Jason Adye
Chas. Reasor
Grandpa Wheeler
Petersburg
Mrs. C. Wheeler
J. W. Dixon
Wini
Fred Mullen
Jacobs Hall
Adam Schatz
Katie
Frances Jacobs
Bristow
Davie Reasor
Lawrence Hobbs
Messrs
Claud Martin and
Alva Dixson
Main
Foxey Hollow
Henry Hulsman
Princeton
Haubstadt
Clem A. Knust
Joseph
Henry Lueken
Herman Hulsman
Frank Deerman
Lowell
Franks
J. H. Hulemann
Casper Schnck
J. Horney
Stephan Linder
St. Anthony
Mos
Knust
Joe
Adgeville
W. OC. Wheeler
Kyana
Greens Creek Valley
William Bickwermert
Ben Bickwermert
Ben Kippenbrock
Herman Casper
Joe Remkey
Ed Wirtzberger
Mamie Remkey
Barney Wessel
Senninger
Emma Durechholz
Theresa
Carrie Weyer
Celia Knust
Ed Burechholz
Henry Martin
Lawrence Weyer
der Schnickel Fritz
Fulda
Dr. James of
Joe Sergeskeetter
Montgomery, Ind
Emma Hartz
Tell City
George Herzing
Ed Zimmermann
Lamar
Joe Rupprecht
Frank Harm
Xaver Obemeyer
Owensboro
Jos F. Kitten’s Foundry
Ferdinand Foundry and Machine Works
Kitten
John Hassfurther
John P. Rheinacker
Frank
Mary Senninger
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