Democratic notices nominate local Spencer County candidates
The Democrat party announces Thomas E. Chrisney as candidate for representative of Spencer County, Albert A. Kemp for sheriff of Spencer County, R. B. Pattie Jr. for trustee of Luce Township, and Edwin Ehret for assessor of Luce Township, all subject to Democratic mass convention or primary election rules and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Chrisney
Spencer County
Albert A. Kemp
Dale
R. B. Pattie Jr
Luce Township
Edwin Ehret
Hatfield
Mass Democratic Meeting in Hatfield Township
The Democrat of Luce township and affiliated voters meet in Hatfield on Saturday April 25 at 2 PM to nominate democratic candidates for township trustee and assessor. T. J. Oskins, Township Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce Township
Hatfield
Democratic Central Committee Meeting in Rockport Indiana
The Democratic Central Committee of Spencer County Indiana meets at Rockport City Hall on Tuesday April 7 1908 at 2 oclock p m. All committee members are urged to attend and Democrats statewide are invited. R E Roberts is chairman and Wm A McCullough is secretary.
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Democratic Central Committee
Spencer County
Indiana
Rockport
Edwin Ebret Declared Democratic Assessor Candidate
Edwin Ebret is announced this week as a democratic candidate for assessor of Luce township. He is a clever young man and possesses the qualifications to make a good assessor. If nominated he will make a strong race.
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Edwin Ebret
Luce Township
Local Happenings and Upcoming Wedding in Area
Lenox resident Stephen Berehler visits relatives. Ferdinand business trips. Kunkler family moves to Walter property. J Schnell from Troy visits. engagement announced for Theo Fischer and Josephine Becher with wedding planned April 28. Others travel to St Marve of the Woods. Jend brothers work in Louisville and Jasper. Meyer left for Louisville to visit ill sister in law. Vaal builds a new home. foundation work by Schnellenberger and Berhe. Easter services to be helped by priests and seminarians in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Berehler
Lenox
Ohio
George Becher
Ferdinand
George Kunkler
Perry County
Walter
John M. Schnell
Troy
Jo Bumm
Fulda
Jacob Hollander
John Mullis
St. Marve Of-The
Mary Bertke
Jos. F. Vaal
Schnellenberger and Berhe
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Oddfellowship 89th Anniversary Held by Richland Lodge
Richland City lodge IO OF assisted by the Rebekah lodge will celebrate the 89th anniversary of Oddfellowship at the Christian church on April 26 at 2 p m. Rev W R Moffett of Evansville will deliver the address with the Ehret and Wilhelmus orchestra providing music. W H Jones did business in the county capital Wednesday and Joseph Haines was in Rockport on business. Trustee F W Dodd and Jones are busy enumerating school children. Branch’s subscription school progresses with enough pupils enrolled. Rainfall this month hinders low ground wheat and delays farm work. Easter entertainments will be given by the Christian and M E churches next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland City Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
The
Christian Church
W. R. Moffett
Evansville
Ehret and Wilhelmus Orchestra
W. H. Jones
Joseph Haines
Rockport
F. W. Dodd
Christian
M. E
Local Notes From Maxville on Town Movements
Water is off the roads and people are returning to Maxville. Rucker Talbott left for Danville Indiana to attend school. Mc Williams from Newtonville visited the area. Mr Fortwandel from Troy passed through town moving to a brother’s farm near Schley. Phil Cotton had a runaway Monday when his team bolted past the Troy flour mill.
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Rucker Talbott
Danville
Ind
Mc Williams
Newtonville
Mr. Fortwandel
Troy
Schley
Phil Cotton
Grass Visitors Near Huffman
Mr and Mrs Fred Grass and Adolph Grass visited their sister near Huffman Sunday after an incident ended with little damage.
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Fred . Grass
Adolph Grass
Huffman
Local residents spend weekends and travel for business
Lincoln City residents visited relatives and shopped in nearby towns. Silas Richardson and Edward Leisring traveled to Rockport on business, while A. J. Rhodes John McDaniel and Dr S L Carson were in Huntingburg. Bonnibel Hopkins left for Evansville for employment. Minnie and Ethel Rhodes shopped in Dale. James Oskin planned a trip to Evansville then Medicine Lake Montana. Katharine Carlton from Martinville visited here part of the week.
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Robert Ferguson
Evansville
Silas Richardson
Edward Leisring
Rockport
A. J. Rhodes
John McDaniel
S. L. Carson
Huntingburg
Bonnibel Hopkins
Maude Richardson
Ann
Hill
Chrisney
W. L. Fleener
Tennyson
Archie Brown
Old Pigeon
Minnie
Ethel Rhodes
Dale
John Staten
Frank McKasson
Gentryville
James Oskin
Medicine Lake
Montana
Katharine Carlton
Martinville
Ind
Lincoln City Grays Rout Tennyson Team 13–3
Lincoln City defeated Tennyson 13 to 3 at home with Hemphill and Herron handling batteries. Next Sunday Lincoln City hosts Dale. City Engineer Wells begins grading at Rockport cemetery for an iron fence as council names Hardy Morgan and citizen committee to oversee improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Stockings
Lincoln City Grays
Tennyson
Lincoln City
L. C. Hemphill and
Herron
Herb ‘Wells
Rockport Cemetery
T. R. Hardy
D. L. Morgan
W. T. Mason
John Feigel
T. C. Basye
Hall's Catarrh Cure Testimonial Oath Notice
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio promises to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason witnessed the oath dated December 6, 1886. The remedy is said to act on blood and mucous surfaces and testimonials are offered free.
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A. W. Gleason
Notice to heirs and creditors in Veatch estate
In the estate of Eliza J Veatch deceased Spencer Circuit Court April term 1908 notices given executor has filed final settlement and vouchers the court will examine on May 4 1908 at Rockport Indiana heirs creditors legatees and others interested must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved witnesses hand at Rockport Indiana April 13 1908 John Feigel Executor Swan Mason Attorneys
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Eliza J. Veatch
Spencer Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Rockport
Indiana
John Feigel
Swan & Mason
Auction Notice of Burkhart Estate Sale Near Chrisney
Administrator of the George W. Burkhart estate announces a public sale at the deceased's late residence four miles northeast of Chrisney on Saturday May 9 1908. The property includes six work horses one yearling colt three milk cows one yearling heifer a two horse wagon a buggy twelve hogs a self binder a mowing machine a hay rake a steal harrow two two horse plows three one horse plows six dozen chickens and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Burkhart
Chrisney
Burkhart Admr. Terms on Payment and Surety Note
All sums of five dollars or less to be paid in cash. For amounts over five dollars a nine month credit is allowed with an approved surety note bearing six percent interest from date and attorney's fees. Isaac J. Burkhart, admr. W. H. H. Taylor and Smith & McCullough, attorneys.
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Isaac J. Burkhart
W. H. H. Taylor and
Smith & McCullough
Silver King Breeding Mules To Stand At Roy Hall Farm
Hart County mule breeder Silver King known as Silver King is praised as a top producer of serviceable mules with heavy bone height and muscling. Sire line includes Silver King Sr Grand Turk Peter Good Jack Gov. Brown. dam Lightning Jennett by Happy Jack Gypsy Queen. Standing season at Roy Hall farm one mile south of J B Richardson farm at 310 to insure living colt. Payment due when foaled. Beech Ridge Stock Co owners. Roy Hall keeper.
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Silver King
Hart Jack
Warrick Co
Silver King Sr
Grand Turk
Peter Good Jack
Gov. Brown
Tenn
Lightning Jennett
Happy Jack
Gypsy Queen
Roy Hall
J. B. Richardson
Beech Ridge Stock CO
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T. J. Oskins
R. E Roberts
Wm. A. McCullough
Sec
ST. Meinrrd
Bissel
Batiste
Copenhagen
C. W. Halbruge CO
Rockport, Indiana
Richland City
Scott
First National Bank
E. M. Payne
Wm. J. Rudd
R. S. Crowder
Ass’t
Painter
Crowder & Richards
Studebaker Wagons
Acme and
Hawkins
Ames’ Buggies and
Surries
Blackhawk Corn Planters
McCormick Harvesting Machinery
DeLaval
Lake, Indiana
Roy Hall Keeper
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