Harmony Township Election Candidates Named in New Harmony
February 28 1890 New Harmony Indiana lists candidates for Harmony Township offices to be chosen April 7 1890 Frank D Bolton and J Eugene V Johnson seek the Trustee post subject to Democratic Township Convention decisions Joel T Cox runs for Assessor also subject to the convention notes dating February 7 and February 21 in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Bolton
Harmony Township
Jebn Eugene V. Johnson
Joel T. Cox
Harmony township mass convention to nominate officers
Democrats in Harmony township announce a mass convention at Union Hall New Harmony on Saturday March 15 1890 at 1 pm to nominate candidates for township offices. Committeeman Jacon Breitu urges full attendance as party actions and local political notes fill this item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Township
Union Hall
New Harmony
Jacon Breitu
Personal notes from town visits and travels
Prof T W Thomson formerly of this place now publishing the Tribune at Great Falls Mont was in town visiting friends. Chris Wilson Lynn township farmer paid his subscription to the Register for the 23d time. LeRoy Williams Robb township Democrat in town last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Golden went to Chicago to visit their daughter Grace. Miss Ollie McGregor Mt Vernon visited friends in town. Mrs W F Barton in Grayville for a bereavement. E F Owen went to Princeton for a stock sale. Miss Dora Caden Evansville visited Jane Armstrong. Postmaster Husband confined by grippe. Peter Weber tailor visited Poseyville. Gus Jones recovering from grippe. Charley Hibbard Princeton in town. Louie Zellar from Poseyville. Chas Chadwick acting Postmaster this week. Harry Husband went to Evansville. Percy Bennett in Evansville last Tuesday. W B M Ford went to Mt Vernon. H T Schnee home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W Thomson
The
Tribune
Great Falls
Mont
Chris Wilson
Lynn Township
RegistEr
LeRoy Williams
Sterling Democrats
Robb Township
Grace
Ollie McGregor
Mt. Versnon
W.F. Barton
Grayville
E. F. Owen
Princeton
Dora Caden
Evansville
Jane Armstrong
Husband
Grippe
Peter Weber
Poseyville
Gus Jones
Charley Hibbard
Louie Zellar
Poxseyville
Chas. Chadwick
Harry Husband
Percy Bennett
Hvanaville
W. BM. Ford
Mt. Vernon
H.T. Schnee
Masquerade Balls At S of V Feature Notable Costumes
Last Friday and Saturday masked balls by the S of V drew unusually large crowds with many dressed participants. Prizes went to Aline Owen for a Gypsey dress pattern and Thad Golden as Dunstan Kirke. at the children's ball Nellie Chadwick and Robb Chadwick won a dress pattern and Esop's fables. The orchestra proved disappointing, paid in full, with Saturday music supplied by local serenaders. Total receipts for both events about 89 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.of V
Weils
Aline Owen
Gypsey
M. Thad Golden
Dunstan Kirke
Hazel Kirke
Esop
Nellie
Robb Chadwick
Bessie Brooka
Tommy Suvoka
Kiberfield
Warrick County
Democrats Elect Township Committeeman and Plan Convention
A large turnout of Democrats met last Saturday as Jacob Breith was elected township committeeman for two years. They set a Democratic township convention for March 15 to nominate candidates for trustee assessor and justices. A patriotic speech urged full Democratic turnout and strict enforcement of new election laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Breith
Col Duclos Hurt at Saw Mill Accident
On Thursday morning at the Duclos saw mill two men had a narrow escape. Uncle John Shep pard stepped on the track in front of a carriage and would have been run down if Col Duclos had not pushed him aside. Duclos was struck by the carriage and sustained severe cuts and bruises though his bones were not broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duclos
John Sheppard
Col Duclos
Ingo
Town Council Regular Session Sees New Street Commissioner Appointed
Town council met in regular session led by President Rawlings with J H Johnson Col Duclos S C Rawlings H L Wilmoth and W Q Tretheway present. J Howard Johnson sworn in to fill ward 1 unexpired term. claims allowed include lighting street lamps 4.59 merchandise 2.77 and rent for engine house lot 10 through Oct 1 1889. Johnson appointed street commissioner to fill vacancy. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Johnson
Col. Duclos
S$. C. Rawlings
H. L. Wilmoth
W.Q. Tretheway
Rawlings
J. Howard Johnson
1St Ward
L. Felch
Owen, Johnson & Co
Narmony Working Men's Institute
J. H Johnson
Wabash River Flood Of Nears Overflows. Fire Destroys Home
Flood warnings rise as Wabash bottoms flood up to banks with rain. By Tuesday night the river remains high and farmers fear extensive land loss by tomorrow. Eli Anderson’s home near Winfield burned Thursday night during church break, all contents lost, fire blamed on a defective flue. insured partially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Anderson
Winfield
Township terms extend to four years and cemetery incorporation
The Poseyville News reports township trustees will serve four year terms starting next April with riders about eligibility until 1898. It notes a Mt Vernon Democratic split and hints at local politics. The piece mentions a Union County Missouri man cured by Chamberlains Balm and endorsements for C P Baking Powder, plus local business ads and a petition to incorporate The Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Posey County Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Chamberlain
W.W. Wiley & Co
Board of County Commissioners
Posey County
Indiana
Mount Pleasant
Fine Kentucky Thoroughbred Horses Arrive With Ford
George Ford returns from Kentucky with six of the finest thoroughbred horses. The new herd elevates the locale as a premier stock center and should attract attention for its quality and potential to enhance local reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ford
Kentucky
Fire scare at G A R room stove sparks alarm
R D Twigg used coal oil to start a fire in the G A R room stove on Tuesday. An explosion followed leaving him slightly singed and badly scared. Taz Michel Strogoff failed to arrive on time for Wednesday but played at the opera house last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Twigg
Taz
Michel Strogoff
Posey County seeks doctors for pauper care bids
Proposals due March 5 1890 at Mt Vernon Indiana Auditor office for furnishing medical attendance and medicines to paupers across Posey County for one year from March 1890. Multiple townships include Black Lynn Harmony Bethel Robb Smith Robinson Center Marrs and Poor Asylum. visits weekly for asylum physician. salary quarterly. board reserves right to reject all bids. George S Green Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey County
Indiana
Black and
Point
Lynn
Harmony
Bethel
Robb and Smith
Robinson and
Center
Marrs
Black Township
Board of Commissioners
George S. Green
Local Undertaker Seeks Steady Orders and Advertising
A local ad notes a complete line of coffins caskets and trimming goods with prompt town and country service. An experienced trimmer is engaged and furniture repairs are offered. Coroner's Inquest referenced with Ontario advertising strategy to keep the business visible in the paper.
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