Local News Notes and Court Actions in Harrison County
Pension increases for Ira Gunn and Abigail Cleveland announced. Harrison County Agricultural Society fair set for August 25 to 29. Divorce suits filed by Mary Hood and Mary Mophens amid abandonment and failure to provide claims. Dr Isaac Doolittle seeks divorce from Sarah Doolittle for cruel treatment. Remains of Mrs Margaret Bowling to be interred in Harrison County. two local deaths noted including Russia M Cook and infant deaths on Culbertson and Hast Fifth streets. Guardian appointed for Estelle Goins after street railway settlement. Various court judgments and oddities including a foreclose suit, minister Holt's arrest for exposure, and pension board appointment prospects for Judge Stotsenburg. Charles W Nunemacher dies in St Edward’s Hospital after consumption.
Death of local resident after long illness
A 47 year old man died after a long illness following a severe cold. He left a wife and his remains were taken to his brother J L Neuemacher in Silver Grove, then the funeral was held there. The notice also mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy and an ad for 25 cent products at O D Knoefel's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hollis
Dewey Street
Mooresville
J. L. Neuemacher
Oak Street
Silver Grove
N. E. Palmer
Kirkman
Bucklen
D. Knoefel
Sudden Death of Mrs Martha Smith at St Edward's
Mrs Martha J Smith wife of Arthur R Smith of 323 East Fourteenth street died Friday at 2 PM at St Edward's hospital after a short illness and childbirth. She was 33, leaving two daughters and two sisters, a brother, and parents Mrs and Mr Louis Brown. She was a longtime First Presbyterian Church choir member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Smith
Arthur R. Smith
East Fourteenth Street
St. Edward’s Hospital
Smith
Louis Brown
East Spring Street
James Seabrook
Horatio Devos
First Presbyterian Church
Voices From the Cross at Trinity church sermon
At Trinity M E church last Sunday Dr Albert Hurlstone spoke on Voices from the Cross from Matthew chapter 27. He described apathy antipathy and sympathy at the crucifixion and noted the cross would center a new code of morals with Christ's sayings and mercy the keynote of his life. Real Estate Transfers fall follow through other items and an ad for Rocky Mountain Tea conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E
Albert Hurlstone
Christ
Mary
Paradise
Jesus
God
Hurlstone
Father
Heaven
Earth
Gooch and Nunns Wed in Shelbyville Baptist Church
Horace Gooch Jr of this city and Saline Hamlet Nunn of Shelbyville Ky were united in marriage on the 19th at 9 o'clock at the Shelbyville Baptist church. Rev J E Nunn and Rev Dr Henry McDonald officiated before a large audience. Attendants included Miss Virginia Nunn maid of honor and bridesmaids from Shelbyville Salem and Lexington. Best man Merrill Frederick. groomsmen from Shelbyville Shelbyville and Winchester. Mrs W A Hedden presided at the organ. The couple leave for a ten day wedding trip and will settle in this city. The bride is noted in Shelbyville society. Mr Gooch formerly Cumberland Telephone manager here and now heads the system in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Gooch, Jr
Saline Hamlet Nunn
Shelbyville
Baptist Church
J. E. Nunn
Shelbyville College
Henry McDonald
Virginia Nunn
Mayme Johnston
Mary Hall Sadie Hocker
Mary Shannon
Ellen Wilson
Salem
Ind
Elizabeth Rash
Lexington
Merrill Frederick
William Young
Alex. Goodman
Alex Logan
Owen Moore
Hugh Barth
David Hunter
Winchester
W. A. Hedden
Gooch
Cumberland Telephone Company
Cumberland Exchange
Widow Mary Kistner Dies of Heart Disease at 410 West Spring
Mrs Mary A Kistner widow of Frederick O Kistner died suddenly Sunday at about 6 am at her home 410 West Spring street from heart disease in failing health for years She 43 was born in the city survived by five children and many relatives She was wealthy with an estate valued over 150000 Funeral at St Marys church followed by burial at St Marys cemetery on the Charlestown road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Kistner
Frederick O. Kistner
West Spring Street
Kistner
Democrats Reorganize County Committee for Fall Campaign
The Democratic county central committee met Saturday at the roof house and reorganized. Prof. L. H. Scott elected chairman by acclamation, Emil Dupaquier chosen secretary, Daniel Walsh named treasurer, and seven candidates listed for county councilmen. Retiring officers received thanks as the meeting adjourned. Also notes on potential internal challenges and personal news include Judge Utz’s health update and a marriage at Central Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
O G. Erni
Emil Dupaquier
Fred Lindemann
Dupaquier
John McQuiddy
Daniel Walsh
Schindler
Louis Vernin
Allison Cook
Andrew Connell
Frank Meyer
John H. Jones
James A. Cole
Spiegelhalter
Flynn
Messrs Flynn and
Sappenfield
Boston man marries sickly heiress restored by pills
A Boston man who recently wed a ill rich young woman is relieved as Dr Kings New Life Pills cure her. The ad claims the remedy works infallibly for jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and all liver and stomach troubles. Gentile but effective. Only 250 at C D Knoefel's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dr. Kings
C. D. Knoefel
Delegates Return From Leavenworth Epworth League Here
Last week’s Epworth League convention in Leavenworth drew the last New Albany delegate home Friday. Officers elected for the year include President Rev. Albert Hurlstone, first vice Kate Adame, second vice Mrs. Joseph Craig, third vice Kate Petery, fourth vice Mrs. Rose Steeden, Secretary Miss Genevieve Williams, Treasurer Mr Woodward, and Junior Superintendent Aliie Garrison. The report praises the convention’s success and the visiting delegates’ interest. Rocky Mountain Tea promoted by Conn er's drug store as a home remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Epworth League
Leavenworth
Albert Hurlstone
Kate Adame
Joseph Craig
Grandview
Kate Petery
Rose Steeden
Genevieve Williams
Huntingburg
Woodward
Newtonville
Aliie Garrison
Heirs of Estate and Remarkable Cures Noted
Judge George B Cardwill in New Albany seeks direct descendants of Elizabeth Bonum to claim the Johnson estate in England. Claims involve Mary Gall Washington lineage and connections to the Ball and Washington families. Also cited are families Bunsell and Maddox as potential heirs. Mrs Haviland of Armonk credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her daughter from whooping cough and bronchitis, and a niece with advanced consumption also recovered. 50 cent and 1.00 bottles guaranteed by C D Knoefel, trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B Cardwill
New Albany
Elizabeth Bonum
Elizabeth Johnson
Mary Gall
George Washington
Johnson
England
Mary Johnson
Joseph Ball
Lancaster County
Virginia
Mary
Augustine Washington
Westmoreland County
Bunsell
Maddox
W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
Election inspectors named for next November across townships
The board of county commissioners appointed election inspectors numbering twenty nine across townships Greenville Georgetown Lafayette Franklin and the townships names include James A Scott Antone Schmitt Philip Kinsley Gus lyler Nicholas Knable Adolph Banet and others. A boundary redraw will split Georgetown township precincts from east west to north south for voter convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Presinet
Thomas Smithwick
John Kraft
William Steinhauer
George W. Dieckman
Peter Teabold
Charles Nicholson
John P. Flyon
Frank Blasius
Stephen Day
Benjamin Hinkebein
Charles F. Bruder
George H Groscheider
Michael Walsh
Jobo Horn
Charles H. Stratton
F. C. Greene
Joseph Trinler
Jobin Tegart
Philip Weisenberger
Frank Martin
John H. Brown
Fred Tyrant
William Meyer
Monrose G. Smith
Henry Koetter
al, Sharpe
Jacob Emery
Joseph Endris
John Flispart
John Ashabranner
Richard Fleming
Michael Steiner
Greenville
James A. Scott
Antone Schmitt
Georgetown
Philip Kinsley
Gus Lyler
Nicholas Knable
Franklin Township
Charles Reilly
Thomas Warnesly
Georgetown Township
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Ira C. Gunn
Abigail Cleveland
City
The
Harrison County Agricultural Society
Mary Hood
Henry Hood
Mary Mophens
Albert Mophens
George Borgerding
William and Elizabeth Broeker
Isaac Doolittle
Sarah Doolittle
Margaret Bowling
Louisville
Harrison County
Russia M
Elbert Cook
Tuley Street
Miller’s Graveyard
James Haley
Culbertson Avenue
A. S. Morrison
New Albany Trust Company
Estelle Goins
Samuel R
Louis A. Dudley
Fifth Street
A.S. Morrison
W. P. Barnhill
Wilfred Barnhill
Glendale
Barnhill
Henry
Aydelotte
Ohio Falls Holiness Association
Sarah J Murray
R E Murray
Cleveland
Ohio
Canandaigua
Sarah Parker
Anna Belle Morris
Martha Hawes
P.M. Kepley
A. Holt
Adame
Holt
Central Hotel
John H. Stotsenburg
Pension Board of Appeal
Durbin
Stotsenburg
Adjdi
Charles W. Nunemacher
St. Edward's Hospital
Arthur Smith
Lion Coffee
Dr. Hurlstone
Mechanics' Building and Loan Association
Mary H. Bauer
First Street
Emma T. Robinson
E. Simonson
Jackson Street
Union Trust Company
Willie T. Foster
Elm Street
Floyd County
George Diehl
West High Street
Elizabeth Murphy
H. FP. Kiesse
East Elm Street
Elizabeth Kennedy
Sarah Maloney
West Sixth Street
Rocky Mountain Tea
Cts
Conner
Gooch-Nunn
Shelbyville, Ky
W. O. Utz
del Norte
Colo
Clark E. Stelle
Flora DeAlma Kramer
Central Christian Church
A. S. Morison
Conner's Drug Store
Rocky Mountain
Conner's
Judge Cardwill
GEO
B. Shrader
Shrader
John Shrader
Shraders
O. V
George B. Shrader
N. Shrader
Sapolio
Satuday
Lafayette Township
Adolph Banet
K S. James
Edwin F. Catley
Union Labor
Floyd County—Gen'l Assembly
Fou
J. E. Crane
Pearl. O. V
Lieber Kart
Henry Perrette
E. A. Pierre
Vincennes
the Tribune Office
K. H. Mann
George S. Graf
Main Street
Rambler
Crystal
J. M. Bosier
E. Main
White
Pearl Vs. Next Door To Tea Company
E. Market St. Comb
Milpo
the Tribune
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