County News Highlights Of A Farming Community
Fine weather spurs farmers to plant potatoes and oats while schools close for Tuesday. Pupils and teachers share a large church dinner and give gifts of books. Mrs Lucy Beeler travels south, a six month old dies from measles and pneumonia, Rev Ketcham presides at the funeral. Henry L. Meyer, age 93, dies and is buried after services by Father Maurice Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mary White
Perry Patmore
Lucy Beeler
Hattie McCoy
South
John G.hill
Pleasant Valley
Ketcham
Henry L. Meyer
Lawrence Balbach
Balbach
Maurice Wagner
Local Travel and Visits Mentioned in St Meinrad Area
Sunday visits east and west of St Meinrad noted with multiple residents traveling to Ferdinand Dale Rockport Evansville and St Meinrad Abbey. Death of Killian Balback recorded with relatives in town and passers through John Kost and Jake Houxer mentioned en route.
Evansville visit and funeral attendees from out of town
Mrs. M. T. John visited Evansville on Tuesday to see Ben Hur. Attendees from Boonville Chrisney and nearby towns attended the funeral of Fred Rumpel, including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houghland, H B Lackland, Isaac Kramer and daughter Ollie, Mart Abbott, Velvin Lloyd, L F Crandall, Ed Sargent, Dr. A M Bean, Louisa Sargent, and Etta Stuteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. John
Evansville
Ben Hur
Fred Rumpel
Robert Houghland
H. B. Lackland
Boonville
Isaac Kramer
Ollie
Mart Abbott
Velvin Lloyd
L. F. Crandall
Ed Sargent
A. M. Bean
Chrisney
Louisa Sargent
Etta Stuteville
Local residents travel and illness update in Hatfield area
Dr J C Glackman and Wm H Jones left Tuesday for Indiana polis to attend a state convention. Mr and Mrs Warren McFall move to care for ill relatives. Willie Glenn has measles and the Horrom babe and Charles Horrom are ill. Schools closed a successful term with closing exercises. Several local deaths include Silas Jenkins and Mrs Will Snyder with funeral notices. Frederick C Rumpel died after long illness. Mrs Rumpel and family noted. Miss Fanny Gilman opens a millinery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Glackman
Wm. H. Jones
Indianapolis
Warren McFall
Tell City
Will Richardson
Bullocktown
Rockport
Sam Bean
Princeton
Frank Rumpel
Lawton
Louis Stonham
Charles
St Louis
Louis Woolfolk
James Moseby
August Kruse
Grandview
Silas Jenkins
New Hope
R. A. Stevens
Will Snyder
The
Baptist Church
R. T. Laslie
Snyder
M. E. Church
Alfred
James Levi
Lincoln
Charles Levi
Oregon
Oliver Levi
Clarence Adge
Troy
Frank Hurst
Frederick C. Rumpel
M. E Church
R.T. Laslie
John W. Bunner
New Hope Cemetery
Richland City Visitor Returns From Oklahoma
John C. Haines came home last Friday after a months stay in Oklahoma. He enjoyed fine country there but prefers Indiana and remarks the old state remains enough for him.
Lincoln City Social Notes Mention Gentry Visitors
Herbert Gentry of Belleville and Raleigh Gentry visited with home folks Edward Krause and other relatives in Lincoln City Sunday and Monday citing local social activity and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Gentry
Belleville
Raleigh Gentry
Edward Krause
Residents and visitors noted in local society column
Newlie Hench left yesterday for Montana Mrs Belle Carlton departed Monday for Martinsville after weeks with relatives Orval Enlow left Sunday for Colorado to spend the summer Misses Sallie and Minnie Rhodes of Evansville visiting relatives Willis Hicks and family of Gentryville visited W T Van Winkie Marlon Douglas and on Sherley of Boonville visited Union Douglas Sunday Ruby Taylor of Evansville visiting this week Charles Hopkins and John Meier were in Rockport on business Union Douglas transacted business at Lamar Mattie Brenner of Newburg visited last Friday A leap year taffy pulling at Silvia Truville’s home with many young ladies and gentlemen in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlie Hench
Montana
Belle Carlton
Martinsville
Orval Enlow
Colorado
Sallie
Minnie Rhodes
Evansville
Willis Hicks
Gentryville
W. T. van Winkie
Marlon Douglas
On Sherley
Boonville
Union Douglas
Ruby Taylor
Charles Hopkins
John Meier
Rockport
Lamar
Mattie Brenner
Newburg
Our
Silvia Truville
Bonnibel Hopkins
Nick Herron
Ethel Rhodes
Wilsie Wilson
Sherley Skeltor
Minnie Varn Winkle
Edward Krause
Bessie Schuntz
Raleigh Gentry
Blanch van Winkle
Carl Anderson
Anna McDaniel
Frank Shoulders
Oma Oskin
Robert Murray
Hattie Varner
James Oskin
Hattie Hevron
James Hevron
Liddie Gentry
Elmer Krouse
Bertha Hevron
Roswell Nopkins
Raleigh ‘Staten
Flora Penner
Bessie Oskin
Lillie Tones
John Klingensmith
Ed Oskin
Boyden Hopkins
Grace Leonard
Local notices and movements in St Meinrad area
Paul Wagner of Ferdinand visited town last Friday. Frank Jellig of Mariah Hill works for Jacob Buxer. George M. Sturm went to Mariah Hill on business. Adolph Egioff returned from Missouri last Thursday. Conrad Lambert left for Missouri and Kansas to prospect for land. Geo Becher returned from Vincennes after a week with Rev John Becher. Jacob Buxer went to Huntingburg on business. Henry Schweitzer moved to Missouri for a saw mill job. Township Democrats plan a primary on April 11 to nominate trustees and assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wagner
Ferdinand
Frank Jellig
Mariah Hill
Jacob Buxer
George M. Sturm
Adolph Egioff
Missouri
Conrad Lambert
Kansas
Geo. Becher
Vincennes
John Becher
Huntingburg
Henry Schweitzer
Local social notes from Grandview and nearby towns
Community updates list visitors and illnesses. Henry Hoffmeier is critically ill. Abbie Bullington and Mary Kramer visit from Evansville and Detroit respectively. Jane Craig from Owensboro and families of Camp in Rockport host relatives. Several locals including Ruth Peckinpaugh and Grace Cox travel to Evansville and Hyansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoffmeier
Abbie Bullington
Evansville
Newtonville
Jane Craig
Owensboro
Charles G. Davis
Rockport
J. T. Camp
Mary Kramer
Detroit
Mich
Ruth
Mary Helen Peckinpaugh
James C. Gabbert
Mary Peckinpaugh
Lila
Eloise Wollasr
Emma Grace Thorpe
Lewisport
Ferris Dodd
Walter Herron
Mattoon
Will Herron
James H. Thompson
Peruna praised by pastors for catarrh relief
Rev. Geo A Troutman of Mt Washington Missouri reports his throat spasms and breathing trouble are cured after using Peruna. Rev P E Swanstrom of Grantsburg Wisconsin says Peruna cured his chronic diarrhea and catarrh. The note credits Dr Hartman and associates with producing Peruna in tablet form as an equivalent to liquid doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Swanstrom
Grantsburg
Wis
Hartman
Local social and business notes from Grandview area
Evening events at Ben Hur play. Jos Craig left for a southern business trip on the Lee Line steamer. Ed Kuhn of Vincennes visits Miss Ethel Pedigo. Mrs McCormick and Mrs Webb visit families of Parker and Wohler. George Bence to move into town, wedding of Maude Bence to Orel Bellville, Rev Schoonover officiates. Box of dry goods lost into river. $500 value. Lee Line agent H C Lewis assessing damages. resolution reached. Local sickness list and high water fears noted. visits from Frank Thrasher and family. Wandel and Meuser in stockport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hurpley
Jos
Craig
Lee Line
Dr. McCormick
Emma Webb
Owensboro
James Parker
Will Wohler
George Bence
J. C. Camp
Lewisport
Will Snyder
Newtonville
Miss Maude
Orel Bellville
L. L. Schoonover
Susie Sutton
Hammond Township
Russell
Ark
Grandview
Roosters
Georgia Lee
H. C. Lewis
The
Lee
Messrs
The Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Ad
Cures kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles with a two month treatment for $1. Sold by druggists or via mail from Dr. E W Hall 2926 Olive Street St Louis MO. Sends Kentucky testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Kentucky
Santa Claus August Kettler Improves Slowly
SANTA CLAUS August Kettler who has been very sick is slowly improving. Miss Bertha Zwickel of Hvansville is visiting home folks. Louis Hunser after a pleasant visit of two months with relatives and friends here has returned to his home in Britton South Dakota. A pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mrs Hanser in honor of her son Louis who left for his home in South Dakota. The evening was spent in games and music and all had a good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alois Jellig
St. Meinrad
J. Ritter
Ferdinand
Cornelius Horlandar
Linus Srayd
Dale
Frank Lehr
Albert
August
Rockport
Paul Jochim
Louise Ender
Gaesser
Willie
Evansville
John C. Haines
Oklahoma
Indiana
Ben Hur
Roy Brakhart
Robé. Richards
A. B. Branch
Sam Schumacher
Joseph Haines
Matt Bantle
Frank Kinder
August Kettler
Miss Bertha
Zwickel
Hvansville
Louis Hunser
Britton
Dakar
Hanser
Louis
South Dakota
Mt Olive Visitors and Local Notes From Weekend
John McCoy of Evansville visited relatives here over the weekend. Bert Perry returned home from Evansville after a week of eye treatment. Fred Sutor and family of Degonia visited relatives here. Schools here will close this week after a very successful term. Preaching services scheduled for Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCoy
Evansville
Bert Perry
Fred Sutor
Degonia
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Say Editors
An advertisement claims local ear treatments cannot cure deafness and promotes a constitutional remedy for deafness caused by catarrh. It asserts the Eustachian tube inflammation leads to hearing loss, promises $100 for any deafness case cured, and lists Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills for constipation, with Toledo contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney, & Co
Toledo
Hall
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Axminster
Wilton
Savage and Kehrer
County News
Peter Roos
St. Meinrad Abbey
Richard Wagner
August Dilger
Barbara Dilger
Killian Balback
Essrs
John Kost
Jake Houxer
Hatfield
Owensboro Savings Bank & Trust Co
Ae. H. Parrish
Owensboro, Kw
Richland City
Lincoln City
Grandvikw
George A. E. Troutman
Mt. Washington, Mo
George AE Troutman
FL. W. Tate
Lincoln Avenue
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ed Kuhn
Vincennes, Ind
Ethel Pedigo
Santa Claus
MT. Olive
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