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Newspaper

Rockport Democrat

Location

Rockport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1908

Page

8

County News Notes on Local Schools and Family Visitors

The column records births and illnesses in families including a boy born to Mr and Mrs Robert Redman and a daughter of Mr and Mrs John Engel being ill. It discusses Richland City and Hatfield school needs, urging impartial funding and larger buildings as communities claim growth. Local residents Ferdinand Lindauer George Ofer Rosa Pfeifer Math Miller Alphonz Holtzman Phillip Muhlbauer Jr. Jos Boehm Mrs Thresia Rickert and others are noted visiting relatives and traveling to Louisville Evansville and Ferdinand over the holidays.

Robert Redman John Engel Richland City Eureka Hatfield Richland City School

Santa Claus leaves baby girl at Goetz home on Christmas

FULDA Santa Claus descended from an air ship at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Goetz and left a fine baby girl on Christmas day. Dr Caspar of St Meinrad was seen on our streets Friday. Ed Collignon of Troy spent Sat

Santa Claus

Local Gossip Notes From Tell City and Nearby Towns

Mariah Hill of Tell City hosted Jos Gaesser for a visit in town on Saturday. Miss Frances Nord spent Christmas in Louisville. Miss Ida Bettag traveled to Boonville last Tuesday. Cornelius Horlander has returned from Missouri after a several months stay. Simon Nord and Miss Minnie were mentioned in society circles.

Jos. Gaesser Tell City Frances Nord Louisville Ida Bettag Boonville Cornelius Horlander Missouri Simon Nord Minnie

Grandview Year Begins With Holiday Visits and Performances

Grandview residents announce 1908 well wishes and list numerous holidays visits. Joseph Jogan departs to Kokomo Indiana to live with his aunt while others from Evansville Liberal and Tell City visit family. The Lagardo family performs at city hall and teaches resume after break as local families travel and socialize.

Local notes on visitors and illness

Miss Elizabeth Harvey left Tuesday for Checotah Oklahoma to spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs Milo E Lawrence. Mrs Alex Kennedy and Henry Hoffmeyer are on the sick list. Mrs Nellie Dodd and her children of Evansville are visiting here this week.

Inpaugh J. A. Gappert Elizabeth Harvey Checotah Okla Milo E. Lawrence Alex Kennedy Henry Hoffmeyer Nellie Dodd Evansville

Local Notes From Vincennes And Surrounding Areas

Santa Claus Miss Lula Martin is on the sick list. Jacob Fshr made a business trip to Dale Tuesday. George Reinks made a business trip to Huntingburg Monday. Mrs Albert Schnuck and her young son of Vincennes returned home Monday after visiting her parents. Albert Schierbaum and family visited near Clay City Sunday. Louis Hanser, away in the Western States for about four years, returned home Monday for the winter. Louis says there is no place like home.

Jacob Fshr Dale George Reinks Huntingburg Albert Schnuck Vincennes Albert Schierbaum Clay City Louis Hanser Louis

Local Visitors and Community Happenings in Eureka

Noble Boyd and Horace Boyd visit relatives while Fred Glenn returns from Louisville. Miss Helen Hickerson visits home from Owensboro and Miss La Doska Parker stays with Sam Parker in Evansville. Mrs Kahn of Cromwell visits her daughter Carrie Deeg as Eureka seeks electric railway service. Revival meetings draw large crowds. Mrs Elizabeth Royal dies at eighty, funeral at Shiloh. she leaves two sons.

Noble Boyd Horace P. Boyd Fred Glenn Louisville Helen Hickerson Owensboro Kahn Cromwell Carrie Deeg la Doska Parker Evansville Sam Parker Hureka Luce Township Elizabeth Royal Shiloh Royal

Local visits and political notes from town

Dale D L Hill visited her sister Mrs Jane Wallace last Saturday. Warren Mills from Mullentown Kansas came to visit his father A H Mills. Joseph Ofer from Paleston Ill visits his father L Ofer. John Wetzel and family of Rockport visit relatives. Emma T Williams left to finish a music course. Rev L L Suhoonover of Washington Indiana held a quarterly U B church meeting. His daughter Bliss Grace is ill with organic heart trouble. Vera and Nola Rosenberger of Crandell visit friends. Dr D W McClary attended the Evansville Democratic convention. Tobacco business remains active. Democrats held a well attended convention, reorganization approved. Township primary election set for Saturday April 25.

D. L. Hill Jane Wallace Warren Mills Mullentown Kansas A. H. Mills Joseph Ofer Paleston Ill L. Ofer John Wetzel Rockport Emma T. Williams L. L. Suhoonover Washington Indiana U B Bliss Grace Vera Nola Rosenberger Crandell D. W. McClary Evansville Harmony

Richland City School Notes New Year Motto Promotes Diligence

Our Christmas program was excellent and the school welcomed many visitors last week. The New Year was celebrated with high hopes as the motto Excelsior inspired students. Diligence is praised as the mother of good luck and promotion for those striving to reach the top.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers $100 Reward

A newspaper notice proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure with testimonials and circulars from F A Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Bold by Druggists 75c. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Community Notes and Local Events Report

Visitors to area schools last week include Chris Ney James Adams Boonville Miss Anna Smith Dana Shoptaugh Alda McCoy Ohio Miss Dink Kate Rasor Dona Rasor Rockport Miss Young Cecil Sharp Mrs Crooks and Luce residents James Herrell Pearl Pattie Ethel Hartley Tom Fortune Ora Wilson Arthur Ashley Charles Yeager. A new bank opened New Years day with deposits. A newborn boy to Mr and Mrs Len Ogburn. Local teens hosted social evenings at J T Oskins and Dr J C Jolly houses. Alda McVoy returns to Depauw University and others resume studies at Purdue medical school St Louis. Confectionery of Charles Abshier destroyed by fire $350 loss $250 insurance origin unknown.

Chris. Ney James Adams Boonville Anna Smith Dana Shoptaugh Green Castle Alda McCoy Ohio T. P Dink Kate Dona Rasor Rockport Young Cecil Sharp Crooks Luce T. P James Herrell Pearl Pattie Ethel Hartley Tom Fortune Ora Wilson Aurthur Ashley Charles Yeager Len Ogburn J.C. Haines Samuel Parvin Jolly Shirley Schumacher Illinois Charles Abshier

Christmas visitors and local notes from the county

Old Santa was here as it is his usual custom and left all of us something to be thankful for. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lucas of Huntingburg were the guests of Fred Hoffmeier last Thursday. Miss Mary Meier returned Monday to Owensboro Kentucky after spending the holidays at home. Alonzo Schriefer and family of Chrisney spent several days here last week with relatives. Mrs. Rebecca Mottweiler went to Evansville last Monday. Albert Stout and Robert Persinger of Boonville were the guests of James Jenkins Sunday and Isaac Dunn of Troy transacted business here last Monday. Victor Warner of Evansville visited at F. A. Barker's last week. W.S. Lamar of St. Louis Visited relatives here Sunday. Word was received here Wednesday of the death of Mrs. Otto Hartlof at Chandler. The remains will be brought to this county for burial. Mrs. Hartlof was a daughter of David Scott. Mrs. Fred Hoffmeier went to Grandview Tuesday on a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Cas Staten of the family of L. P. Staten Christmas day. Misses Anna and Cordelia Bench of Huntingburg visited here this Dr. W. Carter is very ill Wolf Poister of Huff township was in town on day. The Buffaloville Sunday school last Sunday elected the following officers: Wilfred Wetzel, Supt J. W. Sehierbaum, Asst. Supt., John Stovxing, Secretary and Pearl Simons, treasurer.

Joseph Jogan Kokomo Ind Wm. B. Thorpe Jr Evansville Margaret Gage St. Mary’s of the Wood George Thomas Wandel Wisconsin Ethel Dilger Liberal Wm. Lytton Rockport Dudley Pedigo Chris Allie Kellums Fred Bleikroth Lagardo City Hall Charles Lagardo Harry Kline Mary Wandel Ben Hur Fred Avers Gentryville Chas. Dawson Carrie Huntingburg Clifton Roberts Tell City Joseph Dawson George Roberts Nebraska Spencer County Goldie Williams Winslow Chas Marting Sciotoville Ohio Santa Elmer Lucas Fred Hoffmeier Mary Meier Owensboro Alonzo Schriefer Chrisney Rebecca Mottweiler Albert Stout Robert Persinger Boonville James Jenkins Isaac Dunn Troy Victor Warner F. A. Barker W.S. Lamar St. Louis Otto Hartlof Chandler Hartlof David Scott Grandview Cas Staten L. P. Staten Anna Cordelia Bench W. Carter Wolf Poister Huff Township Buffaloville Wilfred Wetzel J. W. Sehierbaum John Stovxing Pearl Simons

Becher Brothers Buy Timber. Local Notes on Residents

Butchering and sausage grinding is the go here now. Leo Greulich Joseph Ruxer and John Gralman Jr. are spending the holiday vacation with relatives in Louisville Ky and seeing the sights there. Frank X Reekelman of Ferdinand was in town Monday on business. Schools resumed operation again last Monday after a week's vacation. The pupils returned to their work very much refreshed. Jacob Siefrich who is staying in Evansville came home last Saturday for a few days visit with home folks. Becher Brothers our lumber dealers and planing millmen have purchased a lot of timber of Paul Seninger in Perry county and are cutting the same into saw logs. A A Sturm is now employed in the blacksmithing shop of Jacob Ruxer. Mrs Ponloh died last Monday of pneumonia. She was 74 years of age. The funeral occurred at the church Tuesday. The new church organ was received here Monday. It required.

Leo Greulich Joseph Ruxer John Gralman Jr Louisville Frank X. Reekelman Ferdineund Jacob Siefrich Evansville Becher Brothers Paul Seninger Perry County A. A. Sturm Jacob Ruxer Ponlohr

Mrs Tinney Praises Peruna Cure For Nasal Catarrh

Mrs. E M Tinney of 325 EK Nueva St San Antonio Texas writes that in 1901 she suffered nasal catarrh until she tried six bottles of Peruana. The remedy entirely cured the condition and never returned. She cheerfully recommends Peruna to others with the same affliction.

E. M. Tinney Nueva St San Antonio Tex

Peruna praised by Green Bay resident as effective cough remedy

Mrs Ellen Nagle of Green Bay Wisconsin writes she recovered from a severe cold that settled in her chest after using Peruna and credits the medicine with rapid improvement. She notes doctors considered prescription but chose Peruna and saw full recovery in five days. Peruna tablets are also available for those who prefer solid form.

Ellen Nagle 4Th Street Green Bay Wis

Organ to Be Installed in Church at Cost of 18000

About forty teams will haul the big organ from the station with four carloads of the instrument. Installation in the church will take about two months and cost roughly $18,000.

The Texas Wonder Cure Ad for Kidney and Rheumatic Relief

An old advertisement offers The Texas Wonder as a cure all for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Sold by druggists or a two months mail treatment for $1 from Dr. E Hall at 2926 Olive Street St Louis Missouri. Seek Kentucky testimonials.

Texas

Farmer's Bank of Rockport Indiana 1907 Statement

Bank closes its year with assets totalling 117280.14 and liabilities 117280.14 reflecting capital stock and deposits. Officers Charles Lieb president and T E Snyder cashier certify the figures as true under oath in Spencer County Indiana January 1908.

Farmer's Bank Rockport Indiana Charles Lieb T. KE. Snyder John M. Gwaltney Chas. Lieb W. W. Keillanis J. M. Gwaltney L. F. Weiss W. H. Parker B. W. Elgenman T. E. Snyder State of Spencer Ind Charies Lieb T. EB. ‘Snyder E. L. Boyd

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Ferdinand Lindauer Cannelton George Ofer Mariah Hill Frank Goetz Rosa Lizzie Pfeifer Math. Miller Rosa Pfeiffer John Kleisner Wolfgang Nemer Ferdinand Alphonz Holtzman Joseph Holtzman Philip Muhlbauer Jr Poseyville Henry Simon Jos. Boehm New Boston Victor Holtzman Thresia. Rickert Siefert Threse Heicken John Seger Messrs Geo. Sturm Dr. Morton FULDA Central States Members Retail Merchants Association Sticusee Lula’ Martin ST. Meinrad Perundi Peter Greulich Siberia Valentine Steig Meinrad Borho E. Schnellenber Th Trust Ford Olinger Rayne Joseph M. Sturm Jasper Sturm George Bischoff Cumberland Telephone Plant U.S Vossseeens
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