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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1909

Page

4

Letter from Indiana labor leader to Representative Askren

Indianapolis March 16 1909 Frederic L Feick chairman of the Indiana State Legislative Board of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen commends Rep As k ren for his aid during the sixty sixth General Assembly. Feick thanks Askren for support and predicts favorable labor related laws and potential repayment in the future.

Smith Askren Fred L. Feick Indianapolis Indiana State Legislative Board of Brotherhood of Railroad Feicek Askren Mr. J Ind S. Askren DePauw Prev Bh. Pere

Measure Party at Christian Church in Corydon April 1

A card shows a Measure Party at the Christian Church in Corydon on the night of April 1 to raise funds for the church building. Rev and Mrs Grubb have long sought donations. attendees measure themselves and pay three cents per foot plus one cent per inch, with an auction sale and music.

Christian Church Columbia 5. C Grubb Tem Fat Corydon

In Loving Remembrance of Uncle Blue Tuell

Obituary notice for Bluford Tuell who died March 27 1909 from injuries after a fall on the 17th. Describes him as industrious and helpful, leaves widow four children J D Tuell New Albany Breckenridge Floyd Co and Marcuy Farns ley Floyd County and several grandchildren. Expresses sympathy and faith in heaven.

Bluford Tuell Piss Ave Uncle Blue J. D. Tuell New Albany Boo. Puen Breckenridge Marcuy Farnsley

Harrison County Farmers Institute Meeting Notice

Officers and members are urged to attend a Corydon meeting on April 9 1909 to choose Institute locations and arrange fall and winter plans. J W Lyskowinski Co chairman. Also a note about gasoline and coal oil stoves and tackle at Corner Drug Store, Hat Will Catch Fish. 312.

Harrison County Famers’ Institute Association Farmers’ Institute Corydon J. W. Lyskowinski Easket

Lanesville Community Notes Include Death and Family Moves

Arminda Smith, 60, wife of Dixon Smith of Floyd county died April 3 after pneumonia. Funeral for Thomas J. Engleman held at Georgetown on March 29. John Weisenberger moved into a new Pennington street home. his son Toney and daughter Ida stay on the north farm. George W. Hain of Webster Township is a brother of the deceased. Lanesville area residents listed as ill include A. M. Eisert, George Pressler Jr., and G. A. Wasteliner. Matthias Hausz and Deuser attended the funeral of Thomas J. Engleman.

George Jon Pressler G. A. Wasteliner Matthias Hausz Deuser Thomas J. Engleman Georgetown John Weisenberger Pennington Street Toney Miss Ida Arminda Smith Ham Dixon Smith Lanesville Floyd County George W. Hain Webster Township M. FE

Ramsey Birth and Local Visits Reported

A boy named Ramsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beal, is noted. Rev. Jesse Rowe holds a meeting at Brush College. Miss Clarice Rowe visited George Panier's. Mrs. Cora Crayden visited relatives in New Albany. Mrs. Annabelle iXransvrille made a business trip to the Falls Cities. Roy Davis and Raymond Lahue traveled to Illinois seeking work. Miss Mayme White returned from a two weeks visit in Evansville. Mrs. Mattie Sigler and her son Robert returned home from Nevin visits.

Jesse Rowe Brush College Clarice Rowe George Panier Cora Crayden New Albany Annabelle iXransvrille Falls Mayme White Evansville Mattie Sigler Robert Nevin

Local Notes From Hancock County

Mary A Wolfe is sick. Frank and Mary Pillars welcome a daughter born. William Wolfe moved to J N Davis farm near Raisey. David A Lagle a Mexican War veteran in feeble health. Nora Durnil died in Kansas. W B Routh buys Depauw property and moves soon. John Perryman seriously ill near Depauw. S C Ellis moved from Hardinsboro to live with mother Anna Eis. Prude Hoss in Indianapolis awaiting a niece with consumption.

Frank Pillars William Wolfe J. N John Perryman Clint Tyler Depauw S. C. Ellis Hardinshore Anna Eis

Last Day of School at No 8 Harrison Township

March 30 marked the last day of school at No 8 Harrison township. About eighty attended a noon dinner with coffee and a program of dialogues recitations and songs. Trustees Bussubuar eer and Levi Brown visited. An old fashioned promenade capped the day. Miss Mcline's successful term is hoped to continue next winter.

Harrison Township Trustee Bussubuareer Levi Brown Lee Baxley Oscar Best

Lane's Family Medicine herb tea remedy ad

An advertorial note extols Lane's Family Medicine herb tea as a simple natural remedy for weak women. It promotes thoughtfulness from family and claims the product strengthens and restores health, sold by druggists and dealers for 25 cents.

Lane

Local Notes From Carter County and Nearby Towns

Bridgeport reports Joseph Diddleot Jr. visiting Louisville for the weekend while Mrs. Frank Wardlow returns from Cincinnati. Michael Bowers leases the George Wright farm for sale as a river botton farm. School events at Leitchs feature Ellis Williams and several students. Lizzie Seibert visits and closes a term at Elizabeth. Ed Jones tests a motor boat with 15 passengers. George Merryman of Louisville visits Mrs Falner. Jacob Hellman’s team crashes a hay rake and upsets a buggy but sustains no serious damage. Albert Wolfe receives a surprise dinner on the last day of school as students perform dialogues and Lizzie Seibert gives a recitation.

Michael Bowers George Wright Ellis Williams Gertie Emily Miss May Donn Carter Leitch’s Tony Heilman Ed Jones George Merryman Louisville Falner George George Sutner Jacob Hellman Maurice Cline Albert Wolfe Lizzie Seibert

Sugar Tree Grove Community Notes

Jacob Haas is ill and Mrs J Haas has pneumonia but is improving. Rev Jann will preach at Heidelberg Sunday at 2 o clock. Jacob Snellbaker and family have had the grip for two weeks. John Miller and family were guests of Milt Smith and family last Sunday. Emmett Pitman and family were guests of Dan Neely and family Sunday. Mrs Rebecca Rhodes is improving from stomach trouble. John T Mathes of Charleston and Mrs Levi Hickman visited Jacob Haas and wife last week. Miss Olga and Ethel Hubbard of Louisville visit their father C C Hubbard and family.

Rev Jann Heidelberg Jacob Snellbaker Gruip John Miller Milt Smith Emmett Pitman Dan Neely John T. Mathes Charleston Levi Hickman Jacob Haas Olga and Ethel Hubbard Louisville C. C. Hubbard

Dog tax payment notice at Brown's Meat Market

AH parties having been assessed and not paid their dog tax can call at Brown's Meat Market on Saturdays in the afternoon from now until May to pay. After that date the books will be turned over to the township trustee. CEORGE DANNENFELLER, Assessor Harrison Township.

Brown's Ceorge Dannenfeller Harrison Township Webster Township Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners Lin Rowe New Middletown Main Street Said Town Charles O. Kitterman

Notice of Final Settlement in Pitman Estate

William E. Pitman administrator announces final settlement for Levi Pitman deceased filed with Harrison Circuit Court. Hearing set for May 1, 1909 at Corydon court house. Heirs creditors and interested parties urged to attend and show cause why settlement should not be approved.

Levi Pitman Harrison Circuit Court Corydon William E. Pitman

Notice of Final Settlement in Harrison Circuit Court

Executor Henry E Dietrich files final settlement of Adam Dietrich estate in Harrison Circuit Court Corydon. Hearing set for May Term 1909. Legatees devises and creditors must appear at the courthouse to show cause why settlement should not be approved.

Adam Dietrich Harrison Circuit Court Seig Court Corydon Henry E Dietrich

M W A Meeting on Hall Building Costs Approaches

Attention members of Gresham Canmyp Modern Woodmen of America. All are urged to attend Monday evening April 12 as the group votes on building a hall costing four to five thousand dollars. W T Morris, Clerk.

Gresham Canmyp Modern Woodmen of America W. Ti. Morris

Couple Married in New Abbany Vetted by Magistrate

Mrs Rebecca Byrn and Dr Isaac Lahue were wed by Magistrate Thomas E L Fogle in New Abbany last Friday night. The bride is sixty four and the groom seventy nine. The Democrat extends congratulations and wishes them happiness.

Rebecca Byrn Byrnville Isaac Lahue Corydon Thomas EL. Fogle New Abbany

Painting Estimates by Harry Wiseman

Harry Wiseman offers painting estimates for any contemplated work now or later. With five years of experience he can refer clients to previous employers. Satisfaction guaranteed in all engagements.

Harry Wiseman

Crandall School Closes After Literary Program

Crandall school closed Friday after a literary program and a general social time. Edgar S. Miller served as the teacher for the event.

Crandall Edgar S. Miller

Farm Hand Wanted in Ramsey Ind

Classified notice seeking a farm hand. Contact R F Davis by phone at Mureka or reach the applicant at Ramsey Indiana.

R. F. Davis Mureka Ramsey Ind

Card of Thanks for Corydon Friends

We thank friends and neighbors of Corydon and vicinity for kindness during our mother’s sickness and death. Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Sriver.

Corydon Solomon Sriver

Marriage License Notices

Marriage license entries list couples Lela Minter and Jacob Bryant Dora L Tolliver and James F Mit chem Ella Perry and Alexander R Mg Rae with details indicating licenses issued.

Lela Minter Jacob Bryant Dora L. Tolliver James F. Mitchem Ella Perry Alexander R. Mg- Rae

For Sale A 50 Acre Farm With Orchard In Indiana

For sale a good farm of 50 acres with an orchard of about 500 trees of apple peach and pear. Includes good buildings and ample timber. For particulars address W E Sims Crandall Ind.

W. E. Sims Crandall, Ind

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Measure Party Geo. B. Wann A. M. Eisert, SE Joseph Beal Roy Davis Raymond Lahue Illinois Hancock Mary A. Wolfe W. B. Routh Prude Hoss Weiting Cross Bridgeport Conn Carter Joseph Diddleot, Jr Frank Wardlow Cincinnati Bonnie Elizabeth Sugar Tree Grove Rebecca Rhodes Adler Organ CO Kentucky West Chestnut Erwin P. Thayer Sterling R. Holt W. Morton Herriotty. Sec’y-Treas Ee O. Burgan Wishouk Ougsicn Alex Miller Dist. Agt Orfpics Moomm Rosy George A. Hottell David S. Hottel Corsdon George A- Hottell V “Welton Caratatos Pee Ee Er Sterling Remedy Company Chicago New York C. P. Trotter & Co Saemen James H. Grove Unty Harrison Co William B. Grove Chamberlain
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