Local Social Notes Highlight Schurz Family and Friends
Social roundups from Huntingburg and area show Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schurz and son Karl visiting, families of Partenheimer neighbors, and several travelers like Frank Fleck and Wm. Gerhart visiting from Owensboro. A quilting bee gathers residents at John Limp’s with multiple attendees, and a 158 acre farm near Brettville is for sale through John Limp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Schurz
Karl
Huntingburg
John Limp
Jacob Bretz
Andy Jacobs
Jake Bretz
Dave
Peter Abell
John F. Schurz
Brettville
Brenner Returns Home From Toledo In Overland Car
Frank Brenner, a salesman for the company, came home from Toledo, Ohio, last Saturday in an Overland car. Mr and Mrs Nick Litzmann welcomed a healthy baby boy. Mr and Mrs William Heilers celebrated the birth of a daughter Con gratulations J E Brenner and Harry Hartz of Tell City visited the former's parents. John Buskey of Chicago arrived for a weeks visit. Mrs Henry Bredhold left for Owensboro to visit her sister and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brenner
Toledo
Nick Litzmann
Wm. Heilers
J. E. Brenner
Harry Hartz
Tell City
John Buskey
Chicago
Henry Bredhold
Owensboro
St Meinrad Births and Local Visits
St Meinrad announces a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frank Hoffmann on Tuesday. Congratulations come from Vincent Rickelmann and his son Ed of Bedford Ohio who visited relatives here last week. J A Greulich traveled to Rockport on business Monday. Wm Rickelmann Leo and Alois left for Owensboro on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoffmann
Vincent Rickelmann
Bedford, O
J. A. Greulich
Rockport
Sunday visitors and local notes in Siberia town
Dr. Lomax visits. William Boeglin visits his sister in Schnellville. Gerhard Gehlhausen trips to Ferdinand. a 14 year old girl dies of pneumonia and is buried. Gilbert Arehart and others visit Louisville. Hubert Boeglin, Frank Heeke go to Birdseye. Hubert Sternberg from St. Anthony visits. Felix Linetti to Ferdinand. John Giesch returns from Louisville. Joe Otto visits Paul Jasper. Ben Kemper and son bring home gasoline engine and molasses outfit from George Hedinger. Otto Boettin visits Ferdinand. William Tempel builds a fence around his apple orchard and hopes for a good crop. Bar tley’s store advertises the outfit with urging to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Sternberg
St. Anthony
Burg
Felix Linetti
Ferdinand
John Giesch
Louisville
Joe Otto
Jasper
Paul Jasper
Ben Kemper
William
George Hedinger
Otto Boegtin
Hubert
Town Letters of Local Residents and Visitors
Personal notices list residents and visitors with brief movements to and from towns including Louisville Terre Haute Evansville St Anthony Jasper Huntingburg Cincinnati Detroit and Cincinnati. Individuals named include Johanna Bischof James Hail Ben Seufert Chas OReilly Claude Lomax Robert Eckert A L Gray Frank Reckelhoff Bertha Wagner Anton Kunkler Gertie Seger Susie Seger Anna Lueken Leo Klueh Ed Welp E E Metzger and Joseph Muller with travels to ports and relatives listed.
Local Residents Spend Sunday Visiting Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Joseph Junge of Huntingburg visited in town last Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Philip Durchholz. Peter Schmitt and Mr and Mrs Harry Lohse moved to Mt Vernon to establish their future home. Joe and Miss Katie Bickwermert traveled to Loogootee Tuesday to visit their brother and family in Joe s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Junge
Huntingburg
Philip Durchholz
Peter Schmitt
Harry Lohse
Mt. Vernon
Joe
Katie Bickwermert
Loogootee
Evansville Market Report for March 4 1920
Evansville Indiana wheat prices at 2.33 to 2.35 per bushel and corn 1.55 per bushel. Potatoes 2.75 per bushel and onions 7.00 per hundred. Cabbage 6.00 per 100 pounds. Wool 0.75 per pound. Ginseng 14.00 per pound. Eggs 0.43 per dozen. Butter 0.65 per pound. Poultry prices include chickens 0.30, old roosters 0.16, turkeys 0.33, geese 0.16 per pound. Live stock ranges include steers 750 to 13.00 per hundred, cows 4.00 to 9.00 per hundred, hogs 15.35 per hundred, hay 30.00 per ton.
Fluf Shampoo For Sale and Farm Notice
For sale S C White Leghorn eggs bred from pedigreed stock write for prices or phone 122y Henry Kerstiens. For sale two story house about 34 acres land good barn granary and out buildings Ferdinand call this office. When an X marks top of front page subscription expired last copy unless renewal received. Do not drop names but comply with government orders remit promptly. Millinery at Bartleys store up to date line and large selection in price and shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C
Henry Kerstiens
Ferdinand
Bartley’s
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The
Beckmann State Bank
Philip Partenheimer
Meta
Clara Partenheimer
Anna Partenheimer
Philip
Adolph Bretz
Hubert Wagner
Louis Bretz
Charley Limp
Andy Wagner
St.Anthony
Jake P. Bretz
Frank Fleck
Near
Wm. Gerhart
Claud Lomax
Bristow
Briggitta Becher
Evansville
Della Denning
Kathryn Fischer
Loretta Verkamp
Celestine
John Verkamp
Mariah Hill
St. Meinrad
Wm. Rickelmann
Leo and
Aloisim
Siberia
Dr. Lomax
William Boeglin of
Viontown
Theodore Schnell
Schnellville
Gerhard Gehlhausen
Herman Weaver
Gilbert Arehart
Hubert Boeglin
Frank Heeke
Birdseye
William Tempel
Bill
Bartley
Wes
Johanna Bischof
James Hail
Terre Haute
Ben Seufert
Arthur Beckmann
Chas. O’reilly
Philip Kunkel
August Remke
Nick Senninger
Ben Laake
Wm. R. Sauer
Albert Weaver
Father Francis
Claude Lomax
C. R. Schuler
Alion Werne
Cincinnati
John Loew
Robert E. Eckert
A. L. Gray
Frank Reckelhoff
Louis Braunecker
St. Henry
Bertha Wagner
Anton Kunkler
John Reinacker
Gertie
Susie Seger
Reinacker
Anna Lueken
Henry Laake
Leo Klueh
Lowell
Ind
Edwin Horny
Detroit
Mich
Ida Hoge
Cornelius Altmann
E. E. Metzger
Ed Welp
Joseph Muller
Portsmouth
Deering
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International Farm Implements
M'Cormick, Deering and International
Knust & Helming
Itpana
Evansville, Ind
Psztp
Electric Light & Power Company Incorporated
Gr G. Metzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
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