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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
9
Local briefs note Carl Doolittle in Louisville, James Evans in poor health near Hursttown, and various ads for seed corn, chicken fountains, stoves, bone dust, and farming gear at W H Bullett & Sons. Court terms and taxes loom May 3 with elections of county officers and updates from Hoosier merchants and residents.
Court calendar lists trial dates for May in Harrison Circuit Court. Cases include Neely v Read as estate administrator, state v Zimmer man, state v Wilbur M Thomas, State v John and William Jennings and others, Rippy v Dick, Cotner, Taylor v Southern Railway, Woodfil v Dick, Hays v Miller, Gibbs v Louisville Cement, and Howerton v Southern Railway Co.
Delayed bulletin from Flatwoods reports Miss Clara Richert departed for Danville to attend school. Illnesses like tonsillitis and La Grippe are widespread. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Seitz with Mr. and Mrs. Amiel Day of Lanesville. Miss Mary Seitz visited her sister in Indianapolis. Mrs. Tillie Cromwell returned from Louisville after her husband's death. Mrs. C. J. Richert and Christine attended the wedding of Robert Bickel and Agatha Wesch in Louisville.
Many people object to the strong medicines prescribed for rheumatism and prefer external care. The piece notes muscular or chronic rheumatism often needs no internal treatment and recommends Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief when fever and swelling are absent. Available through Louis S. Riely and F. P. Lotich.
Charles B Scott promoted to Assistant Manager of the Public Utilities Companies of New Albany and Jeffersonville. He previously served two terms as Floyd Circuit Court Clerk and later as claim agent for the Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company and the Louisville and Northern Railway and Light Company.
Sunday noon April 15 Mr and Mrs Otto Stallings near Elizabeth hosted about eighty friends for a lavish dinner before leaving for southwestern Colorado for Mrs Stallings health. Lizzie Miller formerly of his, suffers health concerns and friends wish her recovery. Names of guests include James Stallings and grandsons John and Silas James Stallings Jr Minnie Stallings Ada Gertrude and Robert Miller and many others.
Visitors describe C H Ginkins & Sons marble shop in Harrison county with a vast stock of Barre and Woodbury granite Imperial Blue Florence marble St Cloud granite Missouri Red Cherokee and Silver Gray from Georgia Scotch granite Italian marble and Green River stone. The firm highlights Bedford limestone bases and stones from Stockslager quarry with prices from 40 to 250 plus, rail access nearby and ongoing orders since January.
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