Death of a Good Man Henry Avigier passes after heart trouble
Henry T. Avigier died at his North Jack- son street home Saturday evening at 7 59 from heart trouble. Born near St Guys June 24 1824 he lived in the county most his life and the city for 33 years. He married Reed in 1896 and leaves several daughters and sons in law. Funeral at home with ministers Murphy Beach and Murphy of New Albany, burial at South Pack cemetery. He was a longtime member of the Methodist church and helped lead First M E church duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Avigier
Jack- Son Street
Mr. Zeigler
St Guys
Dune
Apent
Miss Reed
James H. Need
Ida Marti
J. L. Boyer
Charleston
J. KR. Tb. Lathrop
Grand Rapids
Michican
Hoys
Ajonts Murphy
Atl Beach
George Murphy
New Albany
South Pack
Methodit
M. E
Tots City
Tas von Deviog
Wiliam Perkins
West Second Street
Wineston
Mary Finney
William Kenmne
Harry Pea
John Mawards
North Sexton Street
WP. AleGury
United Tres- Presbyterian Church
Bushville
Ichard WW. Askin
Miss Uth
Columbus
Mgr. Askin
This County
Forrest Uwih
Decatur
Mary Wallace
Jennie Manon
Cincinnati
M. FE
Nev. J. J. Fisher
South Park Cemetery
Methodist Church
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Local News Roundup at The Fair and Nearby Visits
Numerous short items detail visitors and relatives, including Herbert Taylor and wife at Elwood, Roy Aldrich of Indianapolis with his mother, and Miss Mayme Bidainger of Columbus. Also noted are sales pitches at Boston Store, Eider’s canned goods pricing, and local social happenings. Miss Mabel Wayne of Franklin to wed Carl Weyl. deaths and family notices appear, with community events and promotions interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Aldrich
Indianapolis
Boston
Eider
Mayme Bidainger
Columbus
James F. Miller
Beinkamp Piano Co
West Fourth St
Cincinnati
Knabe
Elder
East Side
Mabel
James B. Wayne
Franklin
Carl H. Weyl
Mr. Weyl
Now is the Time for Adirondack Vacation Travel
Advertises travel by the Big Four railroad offering routes to Adirondack retreats Thousand Islands and Canadian lakes. Promotes consultation with agents for routes rates and information and notes a four cent stamp World’s Player card. Featured by H. J. Utbaum GBA Cincinnati.Ohio
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Adirondacks
St Lawrence
Micnivan
Canada
Northwest
Onjy
Big Four
He. J. Utbaun
Cineloneti
Wills of Salem Reports Kidney Cure Success
A Salem Missouri man Robert J Wills describes five years of kidney disease with weight loss and poor health. After trying various doctors and remedies he used Foley s Kidney Cure and was completely cured in under two bottles. Sold by J H Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Wills
Salem
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Notice of Sale of Township Bonds Adams township Indiana
Notice to bidders that Adams township De catur county Indiana offers for sale funding and refunding bonds totaling 8000.00 with interest up to 8 percent semi annual coupons. Bonds dated August 1 1906 mature in equal annual installments and bids due July 10 1906 at noon. Trustee Wa W flooritson reserves right to reject any and all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township
Decatur County
Indiana
Long Tennessee Fight Against Nasal Catarrh Ends
W L Rawls of Bells Tennessee reports a twenty year battle with nasal catarrh. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve for curing the sore surface inside the nose and stopping swelling. The testimonial notes the product as the salve in existence and lists medical endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Rawls
Bells, Tenn
J. TH. Butterton
Drutuweist
Social notes from Beachwood and nearby towns
Miss Florence Stark visits Clarksburg and Miss Pearl Swanee stays with Mrs. Moulton. Several locals attend a dance at Ed Zeigler's. Preaching at Mechanicsburg Sunday afternoon. Nordmeyer offers machine made bread loaves for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Stark
Clarksburg
Panther Creek Social Notes and Fourth of July Plans
Ayers Martin and wife near New Pennington visited A E Tucker and Asa Taylor. Owert Back and wife near Letts spent Sunday with friends. J Wesley Brannon and wife hosted J H Becker and family. locals attended a dance by John Price on Long Branch. Mrs Martin recovering from paralysis. committee plans celebration one mile east of Westport in Templeton grove under Ned Men auspices with Crime Tribe 394 attendance. Great Junior Saga speaker to discuss a red manship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hunter
Mechanics Dury
Pearl Swanee
John Moulton
Fen Martin
Natherine Glidewell
Roland Scudder
Greensburg
Mose Lowe
Harris City
Henry Swango
M. D. Tiunter’s
Mabel Glidewell
Mabel
Myrtle Swango
Finna McDermott
Newpoint
Julia Lauber
Minnie Nieman
Ed Zeigler
Ayers Martin and Wife
New Pennington
A. E. Tucker
Asa Taylor
Big Four
Milt Bower
John Price
Long Branch
Charles Brannoon
Alvin P. Scripture
Junior Sagamore
Redmenship
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Ap Sd
Vas Agit Ely
Othe
Ayer
Aby. C. Ayer Cs
Dowell, Wags
Herbert Taylor and Wife
Elwood
Harold Dunn
Touts Dalibert
St. John’s Military School
New York
A. Hornung
Nellie
Sunman
T. MM. Saltmarsh
Barvierron
Grace van ® Uaskirk
Isrrees
Abs
Doi. Vandiuskirk
Usin Hooey
J. i . Piotiarton
Muncredoh TL. Sraith
Mother Bar
Jobbi
Bernice Collier
Lawrenceburg
Ebbert
Spilman & Bonner
Louis Stout
Batterton'’S Drive
Ford Viawooel
Ongly
W. Flooritson
RRLD
St. Waud
End
NW & Bonner
Tennessee
Beachwood
Lulu Swango
Cora
Minnie Zeigler
Lyingston
Ellen Martin
Rosa
William Clemons
Ernest Martin
John H. Jackson
Tarkey
Hattie Demaree
William Moulton
Mecanicsburg
Andy Swango
Mose Swango
George Aice
Granville Martin
Henry Rienkie
James Stark
Jacob Stearn
Nordmeyer
Panther Creek
Owert
Near Letts
J. Wesley Brannon
J. H. Becker
Slickcreek
N.go
Frank Robison
West Side
Public Square
Zoellner
Union Trust Company
Greensburg, Indiana
Walter W. Bonner
J. L. Christian
W. HH. Robbins
Chas.Zoller, Sr
James M. Woodfill
James 13. Lathrop
Frank Robbins
Isaac Sefton
Farrington Boyd
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