County News Visitors and Visits Detail Local Families
Mr and Mrs Orval Frakes and Bob Sanders of St Louis visit their parents this week. Fred Rundell hosts relatives while John Robinson of Chrisney stays with Fred Frakes. Martha Coon visits son Albert Hopkins. Anna Woods returns home to Grandview after two weeks here. George Gerlach and two boys visit Dale. Mrs Henry Smith and son return to Evansville after visiting her parents here. Minnie and Flora Bender guests of relatives at Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Frakes
Bob Sanders
St. Louis
John Robinson
Chrisney
Fred Frakes
Martha Coon
Albert Hopkins
Anna Woods
Grandview
George Gerlach
Dale
Henry [Smith
Evansville
Minnie
Flora Bender
Midway Crop Report Notes Poor Wheat Prospects
Dry weather curtails harvests with wheat averaging 10 to 12 bushels per acre in inferior quality. Corn remains small and prospects for the crop look unattractive. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs W J Barker on Sunday June 20.
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W. J. Barker
Richland City Notices of Local Movements
Joseph Walters made a business trip to Rockport on Tuesday. Reverend J. M. Lloyd and wife, visiting Ellis Wilson's family, left Tuesday for their new home in Piqua Ohio. Miss Alda McCoy left Tuesday for Chicago for a special music course under an able instructor. Harlan and Hugo McCoy, sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walters
Rockport
J. M. Lloyd
Ellis Wilson
Piqua
Alda McCoy
Chicago
Harlan and
Hugo McCoy
Local notes on graduates and community events
The article notes several social items from the community, including graduates from Indiana University Law, a 58th birthday dinner for Ellis Wilson with guests from Rockport Boonville Minneapolis Indianapolis and Kankakee Ill, progress on cement walks from the I O O F building to Haines and Schumacher, and a plan for 4th of July at County Line park amid a below average wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McCoy
Indiana University
Ellis Wilson
J. T. McKenney
Rockport
J. W. McKenney
Boonville
Will McKinney
Minneapolis
J. M. Lloyd
Indianapolis
Jos. W. Herron
Kankakee
Ill
Haines and
Schumacher
Local Dears Return from Danville and Evansville Visits
FULDA notes Frances Simon and Blanche Collignon returned home from Danville Indiana where they were in school. Several locals attend the Tell City Home Coming this week enjoying Tell City hospitality. Miss Haller goes back to Evansville after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Haller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Simon
Blanche Collignon
Danville
Ind
Tell City
Haller
Evansville
Frank Haller
Local residents and visitors share weekend travels
Ed Wortman and Cleve Hanser spent Sunday at Fulda. August Zwickel and John Hanser went Tuesday to Britton South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Martin visited relatives at Dale last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schaaf of Dale visited Jacob Fabr’s family Sunday. Lula Hanser, recently with the Lehr family near Rockport, returned home Sunday. Mrs. Bettag and child of Louisville Ky visit relatives here with Wesley Zwickel hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wortman
Cleve Hanser
Fulda
August Zwickel
John Hanser
Britton
South Dakota
Louis Martin
Dale
Edward Schaaf
Jacob Fabr
Lula Hanser
Bas Lehr
Rockport
Michael Bettag
Louisville, Ky
Wesley Zwickel
Miss Anna Jellig Returns Home With Family
Mariah Hill notes Miss Anna Jellig returned home from Louisville last Wednesday. She was accompanied by her sister's children in the homeward journey.
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Anna Jellig
Louisville
Mariah Hill Babes Lose to Ferdinand Reds Sunday
Raymond Humbrecht and Ben Bockting spent Sunday at Huntingburg while Ben Kappner and Leonard Spayd visited St Henry. Frances Schue left Louisville after a visit home. The Mariah Hill Babes lost to Ferdinand Reds with the Reds favored. A Ladies Society ice cream social at Mariah Hill church will be held Sunday July 12 from 2 to 8 for church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Henrietta Humbrecht
Ben Bockting
Huntingburg
Ben Kappner
Leonard Spayd
St. Henry
Wolf Schatz
Tel City
George Begle
Frances Schue
Louisville
Mariah Hill Babes
Ferdinand Reds
Reds
Young Ladies’ Society
Mariah Hill Church
Community Notes From St Meinard And Nearby
ST. MEINARD Jos Detters of Louisville came here for a few weeks visit with John Hubers. Dr N A James improves his store with a new glass front and tin roofing. Ed Hubers left for Newton Kansas for a month. Mrs Adam Becher returned from Louisville after a week with relatives. Jacob Ruxer was in Troy on business. Mrs John Friedel of New Boston visited Mrs Max Rupprecht. Mr and Mrs George Becher spent Sunday with relatives in Ferdinand. Mrs John Widmer returned from Evansville after two weeks. Blackberry picking is good with berries selling at 15 to 20 cents a gallon. George M Sturm repainting his residence. Charles Schnellenberger noted as artist. Thrashing is in full blast. Wheat crop only fair. Community to spend 4th at picnic in John Easts city park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Detters
Louisville
John Hubers
N. A. James
Ed Hubers
Newton
Kansas
Adam Becher
Jacob Ruxer
Troy
John Friedel
New Boston
Max Rupprecht
George Becher
Ferdinand
John Widmer
Evansville
George M. Sturm
Charles Schnellenberger
John East
Grandview Residents Welcome Visitors Across Town
Grandview encounters a steady stream of relatives and friends visiting from Evansville Rockport Tell City Memphis Tenn Cincinnati and Louisville. Local families host outings on Sundays and Mondays with trips on the Lee steamer and the Evansville boat adding to a busy social week.
Memorial and Community Notes From Rockport
A unsigned card invites a call to Mrs. Meuser for a reply. Misses Maude Rayhorn and Norma Feiler return to Evansville after visiting Mrs. Charles Meuser. A merry-go-round is secured for the 4th celebration. Mrs Cyntha A. Dawson, 72, died last Sunday. funeral at Fairview church led by Revs. Schoonover and Taylor. She died at her daughter’s home near Grandview.
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Rockport
L. L. Schoonover
L. T. Taylor
Dawson
A.T. Kirk
Grandview
Christian Science Communion Ends at The Mother Church
The Mother Church in Boston abandons its annual Communion season as Mary Baker G. Eddy states the move will advance spirituality. Branch churches keep their own communion, and distant members may still attend occasionally. The change is presented as part of evolving spiritual practice within the Christian Science church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Boston
Christ
Mary Baker G. Eddy
John D. Plans a Book to Prove He Is Not a Crook
An autobiographical note mocks John D the rocky seller claiming he will publish A Standard work to vindicate himself. Proceeds said to reach millions to aid the oil trust and settle a fine, per Jack J. Mcgrath. The line about kissing notes the girl's father as more dangerous.
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John D
Oil Trust
Jack J. Mcgrath
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional, internal remedy that cures catarrh by treating blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 to any case it fails to cure, invites testimonials, and lists Toledo as the company location with all druggists carrying it for 76 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Hall
F. J.,cheney & Co
Toledo
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