County News Highlights Local Social and Sports Scene
Mr and Mrs Chas Cole of Columbus Ind visit relatives here. Evansville Hawes and Cross duel Hatfield team at this place next Saturday, game at 230. Mrs Peter Roos ill with rheumatism. Mrs Mary Joichim visited Ferdinand Monday. Young Ladies Society social a success thanking helpers. Ferdinand Black Sons beat Mariah Hill Babes with the Babes leading at the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Cole
Columbus, Ind
Hawes and Cross
Evansville
Hatfield
Peter Roos
Mary jJochim
Ferdinand
Young Ladies’ Society
Ferdinand Black Sons
Mariah Hill
Babes
Local residents take pleasure trips and visits this week
Ed Spayd left Monday for Louisville. Andy Jochim and Miss Maggie Bosler joined an Evansville excursion. Nellie Hollander enjoyed a pleasure trip to St Henry on Tuesday. Mrs. Kate Spayd and Miss Emma Spayd visited Dale Monday. Mrs. Paul Roos and her children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Mike Wahl of Warrick county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Spayd
Louisville
Andy Jochim
Maggie Bosler
Evansville
Nellie Hollander
St. Henry
Kate Spayd
Emma Spayd
Dale
Paul Roos
Mike Wahl
Warrick County
Death of Prominent Farmer Wolf W Neutzel at 81
Wolf W Neutzel a well known farmer died suddenly last Saturday near here. He was born in Bavaria and came to the United States about forty years ago, settling in Cannelton then Lamar where he lived until his death. Funeral services were held Sunday conducted by Rev. Meyer, with burial in Leistner cemetery. He is survived by his wife, six daughters and one son.
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Wolf W Neutzel
Neutzel
Bavaria
Germany
Cannelton
Lamar
Meyer
Leistner
Neutzer
Local Visits and Dance Mark Social Week
Mrs. Nicholas Bumm of St Louis visits relatives here. Albert Holzman of Louisville is a guest here. A dance was held at Charles Holzman's home on Wednesday night. The Star band provided music for an ice cream supper at Mariah Hill last Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Bumm
St. Louis
Albert Holzman
Louisville
Charles Holzman
Mariah Hill
Santa Claus Ice Cream Social and Neighborhood News
Several of our people attended the ice cream social at Mariah Hill Sunday. Ed Wortman is having his house painted. Minnie Poelline of Louisville visiting sister Mrs Albert Schierbaum. Henry Zwickel of Knoxville visited her parents, Wesley and Mrs Zwickel. George Reinke and Mary Wortman celebrated a joint birthday at the Reinke home with neighbors, music, singing, cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariah Hill
Ed Wortman
Minnie Poelline
Louisville
Albert Schierbaum
Henry Zwickel
Knoxville
George Reinke
Mary Wortman
Lincoln City Socials and Greys Ice Cream Social
Mrs Chas Alexander of Rockport and Miss Blanche Van Winkle moved about Thursday. Henry Meiers of Clay City visited John Hopkins Monday. Olive Bash of Chrisney visited Mrs Claude Hevron Sunday. Oscar Penner was in Huntingburg on business Saturday. Addie Wardelman of New Harmony visited Martha Hopkins Monday. O L Perry of Mt Olive stayed with Bertha Hevron Sunday. Oma McCoy and Mamie Gilbreath of Evansville visit this week with Bessie and Mabel Oskin. Lincoln City Greys lost to Dale Regulars 5 to 8 last Sunday. Ice cream social Friday night at the Greys club house before they play Rockport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Alexander
Rockport
John Staten
Blanche van Winkle
Evansville
Henry Meiers
Clay City
John Hopkins
Olive Bash
Chrisney
Claude Hevron
Oscar Penner
Huntingburg
Addie Wardelman
New Harmony
Ind
Martha Hopkins
Mt. Olive
Bertha Hevron
Oma McCoy
Mamie Gilbreath
Bessie
Mabel Oskin
Lincoln City Greys
Dale
S. C
Greys
Newtonville Resident Edward Jeffers Found Lying Nearby
Edward Jeffers, a Newtonville resident living about two miles east of town, is reported found lying. Authorities provided few details beyond the location and condition, with no further information on cause or next steps.
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Edward Jeffers
Ill man Jeffers dies after weeks of illness
The article reports the death of Mr. Jeffers after about two weeks of complications and muscle weakness. He was a Civil War veteran of the 42nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry. A funeral is planned at New Hope cemetery, with services noted for the day of death. Nearby residents visited family members, including Albert Youngblood of Yankee town and Mrs. Hicks returning to Troy. Ice cream social planned for M. E. church benefits.
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Jeffers
42Nd
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Albert, Youngblood
Yankeetown
James, Fletcher
Harter
Chrisney
Lester Langley
Rockport
Jacob Thorpe
Harry Kercheval
M. E. Church
Hicks
Troy
Sylvester Roberts
Frank Hurst
Evansville
Ben Dilger
Ethel Dilger
Liberal
Bessie Bradshaw
Bristow
Yetter
New Hope Cemetery
Richland City forms Lake Realty Co and building loan
Citizens organize Lake Realty Co with 3000 capital stock and officers Dr. L. H. McCoy president D. L. Magee vice president R. H. Crowder secretary J. C. Haines treasurer They plan land purchase and town lot platting plus a Building and Loan association with 20000 capital stock Fifteen to twenty new buildings expected by fall Infant son of Mr and Mrs Earl Goodman died last Friday of cholera infantum Sylvester Carter moved to Evansville and bought a saloon Supper on July 25 for M E church ladies aid fundraiser.
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Richland City
Lake Realty Co
L. H. McCoy
D. L. Magee
R. H. Crowder
Sec
J. C. Haines
Treas
Wm. Herman
Clements
Earl Goodman
M. KE
Sylvester Carter
Evansville
Local Visitations and News From Grandview Area
Grandview residents note visits from Mrs. Dr. H. Q. White and daughter and Mrs. Ince in Chrisney on Wednesday. Mason Montgomery from Pittsburgh, PA, visited his grandmother in Mason this week. Lenora Huffman spent Sunday with Ethel Murray in Rockport. Emma Grace Thorpe visits in the country with Mrs. Jeff Ray. Archie Kincaid and W. P. Shoptaugh of Richland City spent Sunday with their parents, joined home by Mary Catherine Evans of Memphis. Young folks enjoyed a bluff picnic last Sunday. John Huffman and wife of Lake Mills called on relatives. Ida Klein returned to Covington, KY, after visiting her mother Mrs. Geo. Wandel. Catherine Boyd of Eureka visits her grandmother Crooks. Will Forsythe and Albert Ludwig called on Rockport friends. Jake Beanblossom, Charles Wollner, and P. T. Huffman spent Sunday in Richland City. Milo Miller learned his father Charles Miller, formerly of this place and inmate at Marion Soldiers Home, was killed by a train. burial held at Marion. Fred and Lucile Triplett of Terre Haute visit friends here. Elizabeth Harvey made a business trip to Evansville.
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H. Q. White
Ince
Chrisney
Mason Montgomery
Pittsburg
Pai
Mason
Lenora Huffman
Ethel Maurray
Rockport
Emma Grace Thorpe
Jeff Ray
Archie Kincaid
W. P. Shoptaugh
Richland City
James Parker
Mary Catherine Evans
Memphis
Tenn
John Huffman
Lake Mill
Geo. Wandel
Ida Klein
Covington
Catherine Boyd
Eureka
Crooks
Will Forsythe
Albert Ludwig
Jake Beanblossom
Charles Wollner
P. T. Huffman
Milo Miller
Chas. Miller
Marion
Ind
Fred
Lucile Triplett
Terre Haute Arte
Elizabeth Harvey
Evansville
Little Pigeon Rider Injured in Horse Kick
Will Barnett was kicked by a horse belonging to Mr Paint er Tuesday and badly injured. Several ribs appear fractured. The young man remains at the local infirmary with injuries described as serious but not life threatening.
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Will Barnett
Local Family Updates and Community Socials
The notice documents visits and travels of residents from Evansville Grand View Gentryville and Rockport. People like Maude Davis Emma Egnew Dan Pearson and Rev Gabbert are mentioned with relatives and friends. Social events include a young folks social hosted by James Johnson and wife and a garden and hay making amid dry weather and a sick relative in Dubois county.
Bryan and Roosevelt Clash Over Populist Aspirations
The piece argues Bryan embodies popular protest against Wall Street power, seen as more aligned with Roosevelt’s ideals than Taft. It cites Chicago candidates as reactionary and links Parker’s faction to plutocracy, while Wellman’s Denver dispatch notes a broad, money-brief government influence debate.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Wall Street
St. Louis
Parker
Democratic Party
Oklahoma Democrats Favor Broad Equal Rights For All
A public sentiment praised by a blind Oklahoma senator supported democratizing change. The debate framed government as rule by the many, not privilege, opposing Taft and praising the Oklahoma constitution as an example of the people’s power and a square deal for all, with Bryan backing the contrary.
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Publican Party
Oklahoma
Gore
Taft
Bryan
Indianapolis News
Champagne and Liquor Taste Among Chinese Residents
The Singapore Free Press notes a shift in colonial society where upper classes move away from opium toward alcohol like champagne whisky and soda as a domestic staple among well-to-do residents. It contrasts with warnings against overemphasis on an orderly life and urges varied teaching methods to reach dull pupils.
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Singapore Free Press
Aristocrats Discussing Humble Beginnings
A dialogue contrasts aristocrats with common folk as Mr Nurox mocks the idea of noble families sharing a single family plate. Mrs Nurox questions the sentiment, referencing Lord Needeigh and the notion of limited dining ware.
Little Mary Refuses Hat Request in Fractious Reply
In a morning exchange, Mary, courteous yet firm, rejects Cousin Robert Mozelle’s request to fetch his hat. Her sharp retort, I won't do it, Mr Mozelle, shows a rare moment of defiance in a generally good tempered child.
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Mary
Robert
Mademoiselle
Mr. Mozelle
Southern Indiana Fairs Schedule and Dates
The Southern Indiana fairs list dates and locations across multiple towns from Chrisney in August to Bloomington in October. Events include Indiana State Fair from September 7 to 11 and Huntingburg, Vincennes, and Oakland City fairs in September and September.
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Southern Indiana
Indiana
Chrisney
Rockport
Mt. Vernon
Boonville
Corydon
New Harmony
Princeton
Salem
Huntingburg
Vincennes
Oakland City
Bloomington
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease, with a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, building constitution, and urges purchase from druggists for 75 cents, with testimonials available. Hall's Family Pills for constipation are also recommended.
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Hall
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