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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
6
If you suffer from bleeding itching or protruding piles send your act and I will explain how to cure at home with a new absorption treatment. Immediate relief and permanent care are claimed. Write today to Mrs M Surmevte Box P Notre Dame Ind for trial offers.
A roundup of local notices lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby cities, farm sales and moves, illnesses, weddings, birthdays, and social gatherings. Names include Mec ifresh Morgan Hild Hurn and many others with numerous visits to Louisville New Albany Elizabeth Georgetown and Bridgeport.
Willard Wright returns from the West. Huster entertainment planned at our chapel. Spencer Lahue Sr moves to Welker Conrad farm. Welker Conrad family relocate to New Albany. Mrs Fayle Machery of Depauw visits relatives locally. Mrs Chris Winiiver and two children visit Wrights. Mrs George Stein of Huntingburg visits brothers. Wash Conrad and family from Urbana visit. Hovser family called to Codrydon for ill child Charles Inman of New Albany. Simon Hall seeks work in Illinois. Emma Wood of Louisville visits her father. John Cooper recovers from pneumonia. Maggie Brown of Laconia visits sister Mead Glasco. Rev. Winn holds protracted meeting at Rogers Camp Ground. Minnie Simmel and Ethel Friedley return to New Albany. Scott Plue and family visit Thomas Knight. Mrs Bartley and daughter visit Chattanooga to see Mrs Guy Evans. Prof. Charles Reagan of Mauckport takes principal job at Elizabeth school and plans spring term teaching all high school subjects.
Numerous residents visit kin and friends from Rogers Camp Ground to Corydon and New Albany. Guests include Garfield Kron Edward Bryant Robert Dobson and Oscar Fryrear. Jimmie Crayden moves to camp meeting property. many attend flinch parties spelling bees and quilting. School notes mention Macedonta graduation and Danville normal plans.
Janid tf J. S. Pfrimmer advertises chicks and eggs for sale with Barred Plymouth Rock eggs at $1.00 per setting of 15 eggs and farm-run eggs at 30 cents per setting.
The piece lists Senior girls Mary Kirkham Hester Black Christine Thornbury Catherine Boone Lelia Trotter Ianis Davis forming the 4 G L group. It notes Dug in hospital, a Taylor talk joke, and class meetings. It mentions Mauckport and Corydon baseball 11 to 8 and various student antics.
Persons with idle money seeking a safe investment at a good rate of interest payable every six months are advised to call at this office.
Do not blink it causes wrinkles and age appearance. Free eye exams by graduate optician C E Crecelius correct vision with proper glasses. Each patient receives a thorough exam and prescription record for quick lens replacement. Optical rooms over Crecelius rate Drug Store 1383 E Main St New Albany Ind. Prices say Good Reading Spex 81 a pair. feb12-6m
A line of funeral supplies on hand with cut flowers to order and up to date arrangements. Calls answered promptly day or night with Eureka phone connection to Home at Corydon and Trotter phone connection to Cumberland at Fredericksburg. Deco
Trains depart Indianapolis Terminal for Seymour and intermediate stops hourly from 6 10 A M to 7 10 and 9 10 P M making tight connections at Seymour with the 1 L Traction Company cars to Louisville and other points and with B & Q and Southern Indiana KRRK trains for all points east and west of Seymour.
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