Local Tidbits From Tron St Anthony Residents
Carrie Meyers and baby of Louisville visited here with her parents before returning home last Thursday. Henry Miller of Celestine stopped through on rain day while en route to Huntingburg. George Schafer sold his St Marks saloon to Anthony Denu of Perry Co Mer Denu plans to settle here. Multiple local residents and visitors from St Louis Louisville Jasper and New Boston are noted along with a 3500 verdict against a streetcar company and plans to move to California. Smallpox is eradicated locally and diphtheria appears in one family. A new culvert on N main St and a farmers telephone meeting bring Cumberland phone service closer. Joe Sergesbetter and Rosa Gross wed in Louisville and will reside in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schafer
St. Marks
Anthony Denu
Perry Co
Mer
John Kraus
St. Louis
Frank Kraus
Raymond Young
Louisville
Wirs. Klaus
California
Joe Serges
Harrison Township
Rosa Gross
New Boston
Kentucky
Bretzville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Ben Wagner and others visited in Huntingburg. Katherine Partenheimer returned from St Louis. George Able and several LImp family members attended events in Huntingburg and Ferinand. Russel, George and David Able christened, with Peter Able as sponsor. Louis Limp and Albert Bartley headed to Lowell to shuck corn, joined by Miss Otilia Limp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Partenheimer
St. Louis
David Able
Russel, George
David
Peter Able
Philip Bretappiestin
Robert
AdseVille
Louis Limp
Albert Bartley
Lowell
Huntingburg
Otilia
Local Happenings Report From Perd
Perd. Lindauer transacted business at Owensboro Monday. Henry Zaglemann and Frank Weigel visited from Owensboro. They report night rider troubles in that section. Mrs. Frank Goetz and daughter Stella shopped in Perdinand last Saturday. Nick Pfeiffer and Tony Obermeier returned from Haubstadt last Saturday. John Boehmann of St. Meinrad bought a wagon from Rupprecht Wagon Works Saturday. A dance was held in Hollander's hall Tuesday night with good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moenkhaus
Etlorina Viehe
St. Mary
Ohio
Henry Zaglemann
Frank Weigel
Owensboro
Frank Goetz
Stella
Perdinand
Nick Pfeiffer
Tony Obermeier
Haubstadt
John Boehmann
St. Meinrad
Rupprecht Wagon Works
Hollander's Hall
Local News Notes on Visits and Notable Arrivals
Mariah Hill reports Frank Lehnen’s return from Chicago after a week with relatives. Albert Gogel spent a few days with a dear friend in Louisville. Mr and Mrs Adam Schue welcome a baby girl. Andrew Schum delivered monuments to Ferdinand. Tina Balbach heads to Louisville for the winter. Mrs Wm Walker of Evansville visited Mrs Wm Dilger. Mrs Andy Gogel and Miss Irene Spayd spent Sunday at Ferdinand. Misses Alexine and Florence Yeltig of Dale visit grandparents here. Lena Ender visited relatives at Troy and Tell City. Gilbert Gogel spent Sunday with friends in Huntingburg. Burkhard Bosler left for Evansville for an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gogel
Louisville
Wm. Walker
Evansville
Wm. Dilger
Lena Ender
Troy
Tell City
Weather and travel woes amid snow and rain in St Meinrrd
Bad roads and winter weather persist as Frank Kessens of Siberia visits town. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller return to Mississippi after several weeks visiting relatives here. Lumber men received a rear load of lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Mississippi
Father Schnellenberger Visits Evansville Family
Father Schnellenberger of Evansville returns home for a few days to be with his mother. Bill Meiering and Miss Lizzie Bischof spent Sunday at Bristow. Wedding bells will ring soon. Two car loads of potatoes were hauled to the Monastery this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Schnellenberger
Evansville
Bill Meiering
Lizzie Bischof
Bristow
Electric Bitters touted for women's ailments and fainting
Advert describes Electric Bitters as a remedy for dizziness, fainting, backache, headaches, weakness, constipation, and kidney troubles with a testimonial from Mrs. Laura Gaines of Avoca, Louisiana. It claims rapid relief from the first dose and urges trial, priced 60 cents and 1. 免费
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Gaines
Avoca
All Druglista
Ady
Land and goods exchange offered by C A Berkins
The ad from St. Paul Minnesota promotes sale of improved land in Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota with lerop payments. It offers to assist buyers to obtain a home and to exchange city property or small farms for other land. It also lists groceries chinaware dry goods hardware and millinery as exchange items and invites agents. Information cheerfully given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
C. A. Berkins
St. Paul
Minn
Notice of Election in Ferdi nand Indiana
Notice to voters of Ferdi nand town Indiana that an election will be held at the School House on November 4 1913 from 6 00 a m to 6 00 p m to elect a Clerk Treasurer Marshal and a Trustee for each of the first and second wards by order of the town board August Gehlhausen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Indiana
August Gehlhausen
Property transfers listed in Jasper Birdseye and nearby areas
The notice itemizes multiple land transactions including APY and Jno EB Melail deals to various grantees in Jasper and Birdseye. Transfers include 40 acres for $1500, three lots for $675, and 21.10 acres for $1500 among others with names such as Gearner, Kullame, Sanders, Nix, Hagen, Merkley, Hasenour, Pruitt, Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gearner
Sarah A. Kullame
Jno
EB. Melail
Mar
Alb. M. Bobnert
Jasper
Mary A. King
Sam &, Sanders
Birdseye
George Nix
Amelia Hagen
Anna K. Merkley
H.C. Hasenour
James B. Lyne
H. C. Hasenour
Q. G
John 8. Pruitt
Ignatz F. Hoffman
Ferdinand Railroad Company Shares Annual Meeting Notice
Notice of an annual meeting for Ferdinand Railroad Company shareholders set for November 10 1913 at Mathias Olinger's Hall at 1 30 PM. Election of directors for the ensuing year and reports of officers will be presented. Signed by directors J A Sondermann Frank Muller Matt Olinger Jr Robert Beckmann Leonard Muller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Railroad Company
Mathias Olinger
Ferdinand Railroad
J. A. Sondermann
Frank Muller
Get your stock food at Gustav Waarter's Salvet
Local ad notes Gustav Waarter's as a seller of Salvet and other stock foods inviting customers to visit his shop for supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Waarter
Proprietors Offer Reward for Cure by Cheney Remedy
Advertised claim states the Cheney remedy cures all cases or a reward of one hundred dollars. Includes address F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and price seventy five cents per bottle. Promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation and lists where to buy with druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ady
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Fast Cough Relief
A Mason Michigan resident touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough and cold medicine for families. He claims it cured pneumonia with a bottle and notes thousands of families depend on it for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. The ad emphasizes prompt use and immediate benefits with price listed as 50 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Dr. King
A. Stid
Mason, Mich
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R. J. Beckmann
Ass’t
Beckmann State Bank
State OF
Dubois
BR. J. BreexMann
Tor Becekmary State Bank
ST. Anthony
Carrie Meyers
Baby
Geo. Finsert
Henry Miller
Celestine
Herman
Crocelia Bische
Jos. Fleck
Mike Hochgesang
Xavier Pleci
John Fleck
Rose Straus
Hubert Sternberg
Frank Jcordes
Dr. Bigham
Kate Lory
John Sternberg
Varna
Worsoyy
Will
Henry Loochte
John
Bigham
Stone House
John Hildenbrand
Sergesketter & Co
N. Main St
Cumberland
Ben Wagner
Andy Gasser
Jake P. Bretz
Jacob H. Bretz and
George Able
Val
Frank Bretz
Tony Schwartz
Christina Limp
Fulda
Perd. Lindauer
Mariah Hill
Frank Lehnen
Chicago
Adam Schue
Andrew Schum
Tina Balbach
Andy Gogel
Irene Spayd
Alexine
Florence Yeltig
Dale
Gilbert Gogel
Burkhard Bosler
Hvansville
ST. Meinrrd
Frank Kessens
Siberia
P. O. Box
Riel
Apy Ke
I. F. Beckmann & Sauer
M. F. Bomelaski
Ind
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
Matt Olinger, Jr
Robert Beckmann
Leonard Muller
Beckmann’s
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