Local Social Roundup From Bretzville Haysville and Nearby Visits
Charley Limp and children Charley Jr John and Alvina visited Haysville over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Val Limp of Huntingburg stayed with John Limp and family Sunday. Albert Bartley visiting Ferdinand came to see Miss Theresia Lichty. Misses Otilia and Christina Limp attended St Anthony Sunday and returned with Theresia Lichty. A surprise party honored Mrs Adam Heichert last Saturday with a large crowd. Irma Partenheimer visited Huntingburg this week. Joe Havlik of Ferdinand and Ed Englert from Huntingburg passed through town. Val Limp and family visited Huntingburg Sunday. O tilian Limp spent time in Huntingburg last week. Frank Bretz and wife departed for Detroit Mich Basil Schafer and friends attended the Heichert party Saturday night. Gust Horny and Orville Zeller of St Anthony attended the local shooting match. Limp plans a trip to St Louis soon.
Local Social Notes From Fulda and Rockport Area
Frank Harlander and Ben Kappner of Martin Hill called Sunday. Joe Kappner of Rockport visited with friends. Paul Schaffer stays in Rockport for weeks helping his brother. The week saw several births at homes of August Harm, Vince Gudorf, and Anton Greulich. Fred Lehr of Rockport visited for business. The community attended the funeral of Henry Keller at Samar. The marriage notice for Joe Greulich and Mina Rachel Rupprecht was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harlander
Ben Kappner
Martin Hill
Joe Kappner
Rockport
Stork
August Harm
Vince Gudorf
Anton Greulich
Henry Keller
Samar
Joe Greulich
Mina Rachel Rupprecht
Sundey
Foltes
Fortunes In Faces Advancing Health Beauty Pills
An old advertisement argues pimples blemishes arise from impure blood and promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a health and beauty aid. It claims the pills improve complexion and invites readers to try them for 26 cents at all druggists. The note closes with a lumber procurement line from Ben Bolte & Sons seeking White Oak and poplar lumber.
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King
Adv
Bolte.& Sons
Train 9 Leaves 13 on 44 Lane
Train number 9 departs from stop 13 toward road 44 with a brief timetable entry. Nearby observers note the train’s swift arrival and departure times.
Distinguished colored wedding at Hagan home near St Henry
Last Sunday afternoon Miss Ida Hagan wed Alfred Roberts of Indianapolis at the Hagan residence. The ceremony drew a large gathering with family, friends, and a reception in the evening. The bride, a notable local graduate and former postmistress, and the groom, an Indianapolis press feeder, plan to reside in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hagan
St. Henry
Missida
Alfred, Roberts
Tauianapolis
Hagan
Mary Roberts
WH. J. Robertson
J. M. Pinkston
Dale
Pred R. Higan
Mies Dulay Pinkston
Haran
Badinana
Mes
Samuel Ronetta
Mitchell, Tad
Indianapolis
United States
Abe Hagan
Missex Daisy
Gertrude Pinkston
Mary
Bennie Roberts
Dera
Carrie
Tie
Clara Schwinghimmer
Clura Lange
Carrie Geblhausen
Anna Lueken
Mary Kempf
Katie
Etta Durchholz
Katie Tindel
Clara Braunacker
Tillié
Eva
Julia Begle
Henry Durchholz
Werner
Max Woffenmann
Leo Lachbers
Jay B. Topwon
Marta
William
Hubert Schwinghammer
Isaac
Alvin
Travie Pinkston
Peter Herman
Clem J
Robert Lang
Willie Gehthausen
Leo Tegle
Edward
Leo
Clent Hackmand
John Lange
Snakes reported killed in county near Cannelton
The stamp refers to a large cull of rattlesnakes near a residence, with the stamp noting the hunter is eager to capture older snakes. The Enquirer calls it possibly the county’s largest mass kill of rattlers to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannelton Enquirer
Saves Leg of Boy From Ulcer With Arnica Salve
D. F. Howard of Aquone North Carolina describes a 14 year old boy nearly losing his leg to an ulcer caused by a bruise. After remedies and doctors failed, Gucklen's Arnica Salve healed him with one box. The product claims to cure burns boils skin eruptions and piles. Sold at All Droggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Howard
Aquone
N.C
Bargain Month at Evanaville Courier
The Evanaville Courier announces its annual bargain month with subscriptions in October for $2.00 to receive the daily paper by mail for one year. Thousands of subscriptions are being received. Lost a leather pocket book with torn sides and eight or nine dollars in silver. Return to Frank Tratter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanaville Courier
Daily Courier
Mail
Frank Tratter
Evansville
Notice For Transfer of Liquor License in Harbigon Township
Notice to Dubois County residents that a male voter over 21 will apply to the Board of Commissioners at the November 1912 session for leave to purchase the saloon license formerly held by Peter Neukamly for a retail liquor sales on Main Street Dubois. The site is a two story frame building part of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter Section 12 Township 1 Range 4 West containing 25 hundredths of an acre. The license to run for one year from its date. John R Edwards. October 4, 1912 3w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbigon Township
Dubois County
Indiana
Peter Nookanl
Mainstree
John R. Edwards
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Iana, Caanien
Beckmann State Bank
Wiiliacil
Andy Lottes
Son Gilbert
French Lick
Mr. Lansey
Mike Agnes
Celestine
Mrs
Bolde Friedmann
Louis C Roth
George Busch
Joe Friedmann
Bartel Kemnpf
John Nonde
Jasper
Ben Humbert
Tony Lindenschmidt
Adam Jacobi
Ferdinand
Henry Landgrebe
Huntingburg
John Aasenour
Ellsworth
Jim Case
Louis Roth
Frank Dekemper
Lizzie Dekemper
Ollie Merkel
Mary Klee
Ben Rasche
Dubois
The
Pi Totany News
Alphonse Rupprecht
Charley Limp
L and
John Limp
Alvina
Haysville
Val Limp
Albert Bartley
Theresia Lichty
Otilia
Christina Limp
St. Anthony
Adam Heichert
Irma Partenheimer
Joe Havlik
Ed Englert
Huntingbury
Mer
Jakierick
Otilian
Frank Bretz
Detroit, Mich
Basil Schafer
Gust Horny
Orville Zeller
Christina
St. Louis
Fulda
Paul Schaffer
Fred Lehr
Hi. Volkerding
Chestnut St
Louisville
Nortil
Ves Johnsburg
P. m
Johnsburg
N. B
Evanaville
Weat Baden
W.M. Perry
Millstone
Ios Pied
Sanaa
Evansville Courier
Noomaih
Lene
Evansville, Ind
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