Local items and social notes from St Anthony area
Miss Maggie Stetter and Kate Alice received ill message hoaxes from Louisville with no sender identified. both mothers were fine. Engagement announced between Miss Theresia Weichand and Mike Voeger for Celestine April 1. Ben Fisher adds a new boarder son. church trustees delay expansion. Dr. Bigham attends County Medical Society with Alfred. Frank Zeller and wife visit from Campus Illinois. Anthony Troxler to open saloon on St Marks lot bought by Thieman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Stetter
Louisville
Kate Alice
Excounty
Alice
Theresia Weichand
Celestine
Mike Voeger
Here
Voegerl
Frank Voegerl
Miss Wichand
Marion Township
John Weigand
St Meinrad resident visits and local comings and goings
Theresia Ackermann came home from Louisville Monday. Will Linnish returned from Jasper Monday. Mrs Verena Denning visited relatives at Ferdinand this week. Ed Gude of Ferdinand was in town Sunday calling on his dear friend Tom Becher. Tom Will of Troy, a horse buyer, was in town. Xavier Siefrig returned from Louisville Wednesday after a week with friends. Geo Schnellenberger returned from Louisville Wednesday and will stay this summer. Mr and Mrs J F Buxer were at Ferdinand Tuesday on business. Mrs George and Bertha Denning were at Ferdinand Wednesday. Nick Dilger of Ferdinand was in town Wednesday. Jacob Hollander was at Fulda Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresia Ackermann
Louisville
Will Linnish
Jasper
Ed Gude
Ferdinand
Tom Will of
Troy
Local notes from Fulda region recount travels and town events
Misses Gusta and Clara Goetz return from Louisville. Meinrad Birehler visits Evansville on business. Martin Birehler leaves for Evansville after weeks at home. Frank Kauffeld goes to Rockport for summer employment on Aug Schaffer’s farm. Ed Weaver returns from Evansville. Joe Bumm adds to his stable on the north end. Main street road drag improves traffic. calls for repairs on other roads. A heavy rain causes high water. Fetter and Zogleman lose kraut jar but survive. Township trustees plan county commencements at Chrisney and Richland. a school building near Chrisney is blown down, injuring students. Fulda & St. Meinrad Home Fire Insurance Co. holds annual meeting at St. Meinrad to review progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaal
Andy Fetter
Martin Zogleman
Local visitors and business travel noted across town
Bob Maddox of West Bad en spent Sunday in town. H. R. Stoll from Laib & Co Louisville visited Saturday and called on customers. Tony Lindenschmidt and Adam Pfaffenberger were in Jasper on business. Ed Egg of Jasper and Ed Dudine both transacted business in Jasper Saturday. John Striegel Celestine and John Birk Jasper visited Friday and Monday respectively. Noah Kerns Rush and H E Thomas of the Stoll Oil Co Louisville were in town Friday. Dave Harder Princeton visiting a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Maddox
West Baden
H. R. Stoll
Laib & Co
Louisville
Ed Egg
Jasper
Tony Friedman
Adam Pfaffenberger
John Striegel
Celestine
John Birk
Munday
Noah Kerns
Rush
H. E. Thomas
Chas. C. Stoll Oil Co
Local Notices and Social Updates From Blue Ridge
John Fischer visits Jasper on business. Mrs Eliza Goodin stays with daughter Mrs Andrew Fehribach in Jasper. John and Mrs Fischer attend St Anthony to sponsor Ber Fischer's son Arthur John. George Goodplin and Oscar attend Petersburg funeral travel. John Fischer sells farm to Chulton Bros for a saw mill to start in May. Mr Fischer plans a sale in late April. We regret his 20 years with us end. Joli Notte and Anthony Heeke visit Huntingburg. Parcel post benefits locals. Dicker cutter shipping via the Qams. A local father receives a package. Aruimes Willie and Oscar Goodman attend Hila Saturday night and return Sunday morning. The ham and pretty girls noted. Dewdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fischer
Chulton Bros
Pischer
Aruimes
Willie
Oscar Goodman
Hila
Facelock
Ham
Dewdrop
Bretzville Visitors Share News From Home
John Food Seharty and children of Huntingburg stayed with relatives in Bretzville, while John Bartley of Louisville was here last Saturday. John Limp Louis Bretz and Philip Partenheimer attended the Blemker sale at Huntingburg Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Food
Seharty and Children
Huntingburg
John Bartley
Louisville
John Limp
Louis Bretz
Philip Partenheimer
Bretz Family Movements and Visits Across Towns
Adolph Bretz left for Broad lands. Christina and Otillia Lisup visited their aunt Mrs. Louis Weisman near Huntingbury on Wednesday. Jacob Bretz visited his daughter in Jasper last week. Grandma Bretz is recovering well as of writing. George Able departed for Sidney Illinois to work on a farm this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina and
Otillia Lisup
Louis Weisman
Huntingbury
Jacob Bretz
Jasper
George Able
Sidney IL
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SSS
Henry Beckmann
Ferdina
J. A. Sonbermann
Beckmann State Bank
R. J. Beckmann
Casuien
American Sinkers Association
Indians Bankers Association
ST. Anthony
Ben Fisher
Benisso
Dr. Bigham
County Medical Society
Alfred
Bouleville
Marinville
Mathler
Thia
John Steinberg
Taswell
Birdseye
Frank Zeller
Campus, Ill
Frank Thieman
Anthony Troxler
St. Marks
Basel Schafer
ST. Meinrad
Verena Denning
Tom
Mrs
Pete Becher
Xavier Siefrig
Geo. Schnellenberger
J. F. Buxer
Mrs. George and
Bertha Denning
Nick Dilger
Jacob Hollander
Fulda
Gusta
Clara Goetz
Meinrad Birehler
Evansville
Martin Birehler
Frank Kauffeld
Rockport
Aug. Schaffer
Frank
Ed Weaver
Joe Bumm
Main Street
Harrison, Huff, Clay, Carter
Jackson
Grass Townships
Chrisney
Fair Ground
Richland
Crass Township
Marie Grant
Ireland
Marie Gottwallis
George Hoffmann
Emma Thimling
Princeton
Tony Lindenschmidt
Dave Harder
Ed Dudine
Blue Ridge
Jasper Sriday
Eliza Goodin
Andrew Fehribach
Ber Fischer
Arthur John
George Goodplin
Oscar
Petersburg
Pharsdas
Ma Guediman
Martha Abed
Joli Notte
Anthony Heeke
Dicker Cutter
Sehwab
Shhwab
Reckelhoff*Muller
Jb FE
Beckmann & Sauer
Adolph Bretz
Broadlands
Grandma Bretz
Morgen & Seubold
Indiana
Dumb
Peter Morgen
Grower and
Morrie & Co
SP. Jobp
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