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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1903
Page
5
Mall sale announces drastic cuts as new spring lines arrive. Remaining W L Douglas footwear priced to clear with multiple lots in tan and black styles for men boys and children. Limited sizes and assorted prices from 1.00 to 3.50.
New stock arriving over the past ten days includes the Famous Drew Selby Shoes and Oxfords for Ladies. R T Wood & Co Baby Shoes. Adamant Shoe for Men priced 1.35 to 2.00. Saxon Shoe 2.00 for men. Walton Shoe for boys.
Henry E. Youtsey provided testimony in Frankfort Kentucky regarding the Goebel murder case against Jim Howard. He described meeting Howard in January 1900, showing rifles, and recounting Goebel’s appearance near the Capitol as the shot rang out. He admitted complicity and stated his loyalty to Taylor and Powers, seeking a pardon and facing life imprisonment.
The Sorosis Club held a friendly reception at Mrs. A. R. Connor's home on the 13th with a progressive Game of Artists. Refreshments included cake, ice cream, and pineapple punch while guests left with white ribbon souvenirs. Attendees included J. W. Riddle, Fred Winkler, A. St. Connor, G. F. Martin, W. H. Keller, and numerous Misses and Mesdames, plus Messrs Heth, Bullen, Freshman, Vandlook, Kepner, Jordan, Luckett, Jones, Watson, and Griffin.
Patrons gathered at noon with baskets to surprise teacher Prof. Jno R Binkley. After dinner he commended the feast and led evening exercises with recitations and songs by local students and Cedar Wood musician Mr Fulkerson. Former teachers Miss Fay Boone and W J Radmacher spoke. A social followed.
Mrs Joseph Paddacks died in Jeffersonville last Wednesday from malarial fever complicating serious conditions. Born in Elizabeth on March 30 1858 she was laid to rest there Friday. She is survived by husband Alonzo and daughter Esther Aline Paddacks.
A young couple returning from Mt. Zion prayer meeting in Blue River township had their buggy overturned when a frightened horse ran off an embankment. The man was thrown down the hill and the woman flung far away but both occupants were unhurt as the horse was later caught at Depauw.
Mrs Mary S Crick of White Plains Ky writes she suffered years with dyspepsia and after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure improved quickly and regained weight health and strength. The product claims to digest what you eat and make the stomach sweet as L A Armuy and Son endorsement.
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