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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
7
Dr. A M Irvine in Louisville Monday and Dr Forbes in Corydon. Mrs Linder markets Merry Widows while new furniture and dining chairs draw shoppers. J L Rowe advertises furniture, phonographs, and coal. Collected notes mention visitors from New Albany, Louisville, and Bloomington, tax reminders, and local events in Corydon Indiana with multiple short notices.
James W. Thomas announces a sale of his personal property on Thursday May fourteen. The notice highlights the date and sale action with local references.
In memory of Lew Franklin born June 23 1907 died April 19 1908 at nine months and twenty seven days He leaves a father mother five brothers and three sisters The bereaved family recalls his fragile health and laments his early departure quoting scripture and verses about heaven and reunion from a grieving household signed A BROTHER Jen
First names paired in a sequence of wedding or social announcements, including Ernest C. Sshanlaub with Anna B. Davis and other pairs such as Lewis Schoen with Levin M. Walther and Jesse O. Byerly with Virgin A. Bean blossom, followed by George A. McCatchen with Lanore A. Keller and additional pairs like John E. Damon with Anna L. Wright, John R. Pitman with Nettie O. Bell and George H Liebert with Ella A. Conrad, Frank A. Liebert with Laura Crosier.
A public sale of personal property will be held at the seller’s farm three miles southwest of Corydon on Thursday May 14 beginning at 9 30 A M Local notice lists the farm as the sale site and sets the time for the auction.
The fairground will be open for pasture May 1. Parties seeking tickets for cows may obtain them at the Auditor's office.
An OCR fragment shows an eggs for sale notice mentioning Rhode Island Red and Leghorn eggs with unclear pricing or quantities. The readable items include seller notes and poultry breed references.
Elizabeth Drillett reports a fine girl at his home. Sherma Burton of Louisville visits friends nearby. Emery Shaney travels to Georgetown to work for Mr Flynn. Ben Rusk and children of New Albany visit here. Aaron Johnson and Alf Smith visit relatives. Mrs Wolpert and daughter Mary visit in New Albany last week. Charles Hilderbrand moves from farm to town property. John Scales moves to New Albany for ice plant work. Julia Lamb leads Ladies Aid Society at church. No. 1-Cros school Harrison township notes Miss Lenore Faith as teacher and the term ends with her first cry.
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