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Newspaper

Rockport Democrat

Location

Rockport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

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Grand Matron Visits Local Stars At Eastern Star Meeting

The Eastern Star chapter held a special meeting in honor of Mrs. Blanche Regget, grand matron of the state order. A candidate was initiated, Garnet chapter officers exemplified the work, and Regget spoke on the order’s benefits as a Masonry auxiliary. Guests from Grandview Eureka and other chapters attended, with souvenir spoons presented to Regget and Associate Grand Matron Halberuge.

Order of the Eastern Star Blanche Regget Order Garnet Regget Eastern Star Maude James Grandview J. C. Gluckman Eureka C. W. Halbruge F. L. Maytag Newton Iowa Maggie Gold Eureka Chapter Wack Tec Dies James Curt Sanders G. W. Horrom Doris Ashby Arthur Bennett Smith Hazen Lester Polk J. C. Glackman Chrisney Halberuge B. F. Huffman

Mrs Jane Ingram Dies at Home Age 83

Mrs Jane Ingram died at her country home last Thursday afternoon after a prolonged illness. She was eighty three and is survived by her husband and one sister, Mrs A R Gentry Sr. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the residence conducted by Rev E O H Boldrey, with interment at Sunset Hill Cemetery.

Jane Ingram

New Officers Chosen At Garnet Chapter Meeting

At Friday nights Garnet Chapter O.E.B. 8 regular meeting the following officers for the ensuing year were chosen Grace Mason was named W M Ben F Huffman W P Mollie Payne A M BH G Weiss Con Nell Weil A M Emma Nohse Treasurer Kathryn Maus Secretary.

Garnet Chapter O. EB Grace Mason W. M Ben F. Huffman W. P Mollie Payne A. M BH. G. Weiss Nell Weil Emma Nohse Kathryn Maus

Coast Artillery Gunner Re-enlists at Owensboro

Charles Knowlton, recently discharged from the U S Coast Artillery, reenlisted at Owensboro last Monday. He rejoined the artillery branch and was sent to Fort Adams R I where he will join the 117th Coast Artillery Company. Knowlton is a first class gunner.

Charles Knowlton U.S. Coast Artillery Owensboro Fort Adams R. St 117Th Company of Coast Artillery Knowlton

A Prophet Without Shame in the Rockport Journal

The Rockport Journal is labeled a calamity howler with prophesies of dire events. It claims prices for corn hogs and wheat depend not on production and demand but on the number of Democrats voting on election day.

Maine Rockport Journal

Domestic science banquet hosts Evansville visitors in Rockport

A Rockport domestic science club banquet welcomed the Evansville contingent led by Mrs. Torrance and officers Miss Mary Hall presided with a cordial address by Mrs. Crowder. Fifty covers, three course luncheon, and demonstrations highlighted the event at the Seminary building with guests including Mrs. Ruebsain of Davenport.

Rockport Domestic Science Club Evansville Club Wm. J. Torrance F. M. Hostetter A. C. Hawkins Pyatt Arthur Funkhouser Mary Hatt Rockport Club Arch Stevenson Seminary Mary Hall Crowder Chas Evansville C. W. Halbruge W. C C. C. Mason Jim Jones Mayhall L. B Wilkinson F. M. Hackleman Jim Rimstidt H. R. Pribble A. R. Gentry Maude James Helen Barnett Ruebsain Davenport

Crooks building remodel proceeds amid cold weather

The Crooks building at 3rd and Main is being remodeled slowly due to cold weather. Owner Mr. Lich, who bought the corner lot, has also acquired the adjacent Cavin property and plans a unified front renovation with two business rooms on the first floor and offices above.

Crooks 3Rd Main Streets Lich Cavin

Marriage Licenses Listed for Spencer and Kentucky Couples

Abie Taylor 21 laborer Spencer county to Lilly B. Thomas 19 Spencer county. Edgar Boehm 45 farmer Hartford Ky to Minnie Cissell 41 Owensboro Ky married Dec 8. General H Felty 21 railroader Kentucky to Dana Smith 18 Kentucky married by Rev G N Wall Tuesday Dec 13.

Abie Taylor Spencer County Lilly B. Thomas Edgar Boehm Hartford Minnie Cissell Owensboro General H. Felty Kentucky Dana Smith G. N. Wall

Democratic Contest Closes Next Thursday Night At County Court House

The Democrat's big contest ends next Thursday at 8 pm with four prizes. Winners depend on votes from contestants and friends. Extra votes offered for new subscriptions and renewals received by Dec 17. The event, open to the public, will be overseen at the county courthouse after 6 pm and results announced by a representative committee.

County Court House Democrat Court House

Burkhart Family Work at Local Cemetery

County brief notes James Burkhart of Degonia with Frank and George Burkhart of Rockport and Josh Burkhart of Chrisney worked at the cemetery on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Josie Patmore spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Nora Bender near Friendship.

James Burkhart Degonia Frank George Burkhart Rockport Josh Burkhart Chrisney Josie Patmore Nora Bender Friendship

Local visitors and social notices from CHRISNEY area

Mrs Florence Whitehouse of Washington DC visits her father John Cockriel. Mrs Chas Adams of Dale calls on local friends. Mrs Anna Stein of Huntingburg visits her parents Mr and Mrs Philip Maas. Miss Agnes Fella goes to Evansville. Lucia Courcier stays in Boonville. Mrs Wm Killian is ill. Mrs Mary Schneider returns to Jasper. Mrs Mary Goble goes to Evansville. Dave Egnew of Gentryville visits. Mr and Mrs Irei Bergman return from Buffalo.

Florence Whitehouse Washington, D. C John Cockriel Chas. Adams Dale Anna Stein Huntingburg Philip Maas Agnes Fella Evansville Lucia Courcier Boonville Wm. Killian Mary Schneider Jasper Mary Goble Dave Egnew Gentryville Irei Bergman Buffaloville

Christmas goods on display at Martin's store

Santa Claus decorations fill Martin's store as Christmas items go on display. Wesley Zwickel returns home to Degonia Springs after weeks spent sawing logs nearby. Charles Deck and wife return to their home in St. Louis after a short visit away.

Santa Claus Martin Wesley Zwickel Degonia Springs Charles Deck St. Louis

Community Notes and Visits Around December 1910

Mrs Deck’s brother J A Koenig and family. Mrs Philip Schaus improving. Miss Katie Wortman back from Christ Brockman’s. Albert Schroeder of Madrid visited Riike family. Fenns of Tell City visited Schaus. Otto Hochmeister learned of sister’s death at Degonia Springs. Julius Bockstahler of Dale visited Kokomoor. Abe Martin and Chas with Miss Sylvia Crisswell visited Martin residence. Frank Weethwein died near here and buried at Fulda. literary society to perform Christmas program December 22 1910 in the schoolhouse.

Deck J. A. Koenig Philip Schaus Katie Wortman Christ Brockman Albert Schroeder Madrid George Riike Fenn Tell City Otto Hochmeister

Hog Killing Time In St Meinrad Area Prompts Sausage Talk

George Becker visited Ferdinand last Friday on business. Frank Sturm of Indianapolis returned home for a relatives’ visit, then left Monday. Adolf Egloff came back from Glen Nonville Missouri after three months away. Charles Kost began last week and receives many hogs daily with plentiful sausage on hand. Miss Mamie Hollander went to

George Becker Ferdinand Frank Sturm Indianapolis Adolf Egloff Glennonville Charles Kost

Ferdinand Visits and Local Happenings In Town

Ferdinand residents Ferdinand Thursday visited relatives in town and many locals made trips to Louisville Hvansville and Mt Vernon. Farmers haul wheat to Ferdinand at strong prices while others attend events such as a pie supper in Adgeville and several out of town visits by residents including George Mesmer Jasper and Rosa Bockting Mariah Hill numbers.

Ferdinand Valentine Fleig Hubert Quante Teddy Fischer Joe Havelick George Voegers Anna Louisville Joseph G. Schwindel Kate Hvansville Mt. Vernon John Gessner Tell City George Bischoff N. A. James Adgeville Ava Mullen George Mesmer Jasper Rosa Bockting Mariah Hill Mary Neu

Ella Williams Heads Home After Eighteen Years Away

Mrs. Ella Williams leaves Gentryville for Hydra Oklo after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends. It has been eighteen years since she last visited her old home here. William V. Hesson and wife were sighted passing through Saturday on their way to Pigeon Switch.

Ella Williams Hydra Oklo William V. Hesson

Local Notes from Fuld a and Nearby Towns

John Taller returns home after weeks in Owensboro and Evansville. Ford Lindauer trips to Troy. Francis Schatz Mary and Katie Wagner back from Louisville. John Foerster of Huffman in town. Gustie Goetz to Cannelton for winter work. Gust Wagner of Evansville visits Joe Wagner. Robert Sergesbetter in New Boston. Joe Miller back from Rockport. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Louis Schaeffer. Ferd Lindauer in Owensboro. Wolfgang Nemer trips to Troy. Haller Rupprechs to St Meinrad. Sergesketter and Miller go to Ferdinand for lumber. Died Frank Wirthwein aged 65 buried in Catholic cemetery. May he rest in peace. Edward Zogteman to Lamar. Albert Lehr of Mariah Hill in town. Edward Weaver returns from Mount Vernon. William Simon of Chrisney visits Henry Simon. John Builden Lenhard Lindauer Alice Eden Celie Snilden visit Ford Lindauer. Joe Miller leaves for Rockport.

John Taller Owensboro Evansville Ford Lindauer Troy Francis Schatz Mary Katie Wagner Louisville John Foerster Huffman Gustie Goetz Cannelton Gust Wagner Joe Wagner Robert Sergesbetter New Boston Joe Miller Rockport Mgr Louis Schaeffer Ferd Lindauer Wolfgang Nemer Haller Alphons Rupprechs St. Meinrad Robert Sergesketter John Miller Ferdinand Frank Wirthwein Edward Zogteman Lamar Albert Lehr Mariah Hill Edward Weaver Mount Vernon William Simon Chrisney Henry Simon John Builden

Mrs Blanche Regget Visits Garnet Chapter in Indiana

Mrs Blanche Regget of Fowler Indiana grand matron of the O B S of Indiana was a guest of Mrs C W Halberinge during her Garnet chapter visit this week.

Blanche Regget Fowler, Ind O. B. 8S Indiana C. W. Halberinge Garnet

Wichita visit by John Giles to transfer Mrs Parr

John Giles of Wichita visited Dr and Mrs Hackleman last Saturday. He plans to remove Mrs A J Parr of Chrisney to Wichita where she will reside.

John Giles Wichita, Kan City F. M. Hackleman A. J. Parr Chrisney Wichita

Campbell will bequeaths to wife then to children

John W. Campbell arranges his estate to pass first to his wife for life and then to their children, according to a last will and testament. The wording indicates a life interest for the wife followed by remainder to the offspring.

Wirthwein and Campbell Wills Probate and Bequests

The John W Campbell will of Chrisney probate shows property to wife Mary with widowhood condition, then to children Mary Sampson Dollie Toole and Ella Campbell upon her death, executrix Mary Campbell named. Frank Wirthwein of Harrison township wills to children Edward 1000 Mary 500 Amelia 200 Paul 500 with two year payment by Xavier. William receives prior full share. will dated March 5 1917 with witnesses Paul Ender and Adam Grundhofer.

John W. Campbell Chrisney Mary Sampson Dollie C. Toole Ella Campbell Mary Campbell J. T. Mattingley Baker M Frank Wirthwein Harrison Township Testator Edward Wirthwein Mary Wirthwein Amelia Haller Paul Wirthwein Xavier Wirthwein William Wirthwein

City council urged to reject sidewalk railway track on Fifth Street

Residents oppose granting a franchise allowing a side track along the west sidewalk of Fifth Street beside the Hitner building. They warn such monopolization would harm pedestrians who use the street daily and set a public wrong precedent.

Trection Company 5Th Street Hitner Fifth Street Main Main Street

Injury at Brick Factory Strikes Worker on Cheek Bone

M. F. Underhill suffered a painful injury Tuesday morning when a slipping lever at the brick factory struck his cheek bone causing a profuse wound and severe pain.

M. F. Underhill

Buggy horse runs away injuring Rockport official

James Pine superintendent of the Rockport Drain company was thrown onto the pavement in front of Rimstidt's on Main Street when a horse drawn buggy ran away early Cresday. He suffered bruises to the head but no broken bones or serious injuries.

James Pine Rockport Cresday Mr. Pine Rimstidt’s Main Street

Premiums for corn show at Rockport farmers institute

A list of premiums will be published next week for the corn tobacco and pumpkin show tied to the farmers institute in Rockport on December 30 and 31. The event offers many premiums for the best corn tobacco and pumpkins. Chas Lieb attends a Democratic legislators meeting in Indianapolis this week. C Stonecypher of Grass Township transacted business in the city Thursday. Dr. Thomas Wright Warrick representative elect from Boonville was in the city Thursday on business and may back Gov Marshall's economy plan.

Farmers’ Institute Rockport Chas. Lieb Indianapolis C. Stonecypher Grass Township Thomas Wright Boonville Warrick Gov. Marshall

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