Local Notes and Visits Round Corydon area
The Corndou Democrat lists social visits including Harriet Crosier of New Albany staying with Miss Bess Miller, Miss Zella Brown visiting Corydon relatives, and Mrs Chas Callendar of Washington visiting her daughter. It notes Mills and neighbors in Evansville and Louisville, plus several residents traveling to Floyd Knobs, Palmyra, and Wyan dotte Cave. A family illness is reported for Mrs Julia Hauswald, and Rev Carl Ave departs to Emboria Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Crosier
New Albany
Bess Miller
Chas. W. Callendar
Washington, Ind
Harry Kepner
Zella Brown
Moore’s Hill
William Brown
Corydon
Ernest Brown wins university scholarship at Chattanooga
Ernest Brown of Moore's Hill has earned a scholarship to the University at Chattanooga Tennessee and will enter next fall. He studied at Moore's Hill College for three years and earned high marks. He is the son of Mrs. Julia Brown, formerly of Scott township. Ernest summers at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Chas R Pitman sold personal property at a Washington township farm last Thursday and left for Minneola Kansas to farm. He moved with household goods two horses two mules poultry and other farm articles. Mrs Pitman and the baby departed Tuesday evening. The Pitmans are praised as hardworking citizens whose friends wish them success in their western move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Brown
Moore’s Hill
University At
Chattanooga
Chas. R. Pitman
Washington Township
Minneola
Kansas
Pitman
Community notices and social tidbits from Corydon area
Local items show Miss Selah Sheridan visiting in New Albany and numerous relatives traveling to camps and events. The column notes farm activity, sales and auctions, job ads, upcoming suppers at Smiths Campground, and residents moving or renewing subscriptions to The Democrat.
Local notes from Corydon and surrounding towns
Many brief items report people visiting relatives, travel to nearby towns, and local business notes. Wheat checks cashed free of charge at The First National Bank. several families and individuals visiting friends in Salem Lafayette Corydon and Columbus. Community events include church repairs, school and road updates, a marriage, deaths and local legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Beveridge Refused Help in 19th Century Campaign
Two years ago James E. Watson and James A. Hemenway sought Albert J. Beveridge to boost their political bid and campaign in the state. Beveridge was busy with his special train tour and enjoying himself, unable to assist. The regulars fault his inaction as a notable omission in their fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Watson
James A. Hemenway
Albert J. Beveridge
Albert J
Watson
Hemenway
Corydon Daily Notes Local Field to City Visits
A compilation of short notices from Corydon and nearby towns. Residents travel to Louisville and Bethany Park while others report threshing yields and harvests. The Silver Heights Camp Meeting opens, and the School Boys Band hosts an ice cream social with strong community turnout.
Local notes on births accidents and visits in Corydon
A series of short items from Corydon reports: a neighbor’s ten pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Albert Bulleit on East Chestnut Street. W H Keller buys another Maxwell automobile from W H Bulleit & Sons. national bank officials’ thefts tally over 328 million in five years. thirty three applicants take teacher licensing exams in Corydon with one more exam this year. James Glenn suffers heart failure after a fainting spell near Oak and Chestnut. Mrs Gid C Jones and daughter Miss Frances of Louisville visit. Judge R S Kirkham’s pony scares near Bullett automobile causing a carriage overturn. driver John Waldo escapes unharmed. Alonzo Little returns from Manila for a visit and plans to New York for a government post. George Holmes of Massachusetts joins Littell in Corydon for a Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Little
Manila
Corydon
Claud Hurst
New York City
George Holmes
Massachusetts
Littell
Mr. L
Mauckport Mill Burned In Overnight Fire
Mauckport flour mill with contents valued at eight thousand dollars was destroyed last Monday night at about eight. Insurance totaled four thousand with the Bullett agency. contents fully insured. The mill housed about 3000 bushels of wheat 200 barrels of flour and several tons of bran and shipstuff. Owners Baker Beanblossom and sons warn of heavy loss to town and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauckport
Bullett
Baker Beanblossom and Sons
Death of a Good Woman Julia Hauswald
Mrs. Julia Hauswald died at her Webster township home on July 28 after nine days of illness. Funeral at St. John’s Lutheran Franklin with Rev. Schleicher. burial in nearby church cemetery. Survived by husband Jacob and three sons Levi George Edward. four daughters preceded her. Born May 23 1848 in the county. aged 62. Strong Lutheran, deeply involved in community, loved and respected by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hauswald
Jacob Hauswald
Webster Township
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Franklin Township
C. Schleicher
Levi Hottell
Scott Township
This County
Levi
George
Edward Hauswald
Jacob F. Hottell
Wm. H. Rosenbarger
Levi S. Hottell
Jeffersonville
Wm. Baylor
State of Washington
Hauswald
Lutheran Church
Blue Spring Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs William Taylor of Corydon visits sister Mrs Fielding Funk in Blue Spring. A large local crowd attended Charley Pitman sale last Thursday. Alf Funk and family visited John Deschemp and family near Hill Grove. Elizabeth McMonigle and daughter Levie stayed with Alf Funk Wednesday night. Sadie Sonner, staying with Horace Sonner in Pudgville, visited home folks weekend. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hardsow and sons Willie Loren and Mira Nannie Funk visited Clode Crevelius and family. Sun day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Corydon
Fielding Funk
Charley Pitman
Jeff. Bottles
Alf. Funk
John Deschemp
Hill Grove
Elizabeth McMonigle
Miss Levie
Sadie Sonner
Horace Sonsner
Pudgville
Arthur Hardsow
Willie
Loren
Mira Nannie Funk
Clode
Crevelius
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Robert Black
R. E. Black
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Lelia Trotter
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Clara Bennett
Olive Stevens
Crandall
Arthur Westfall
W. H. Morris
Grace Boone
Laconia
Streator, Iil
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Lucy Lopp
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Fay Sieg
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Christena Wurm
Wade Hampton
Indianapolis
A. A. South
Ella Musselman
Oklahoma
Florence Smith
Edna McRae
John D. McRae
Mendota
Elsie Leitch
Arkansas City
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Enid and
Crescent
Oklo
Smith’s Campground
George and
Edward Dick
Julia Husawald
James Crabtree
J. W. Shrigley
White Cloud
Hugh
Anna Bruce
Anna Long
Jesse Beard
French Lick
Clara Anderson
Chas. Hess
Breckenridge
Mr. Hess
Rush Boone
Boone Township
J. W. Bauer
Posey Township
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Ben D. Baker
Spencer Township
Clarence W. Harmon
Keller Manufacturing Company
James I. Smith
William Meyer
Cherry Street
Greenville
Harrison County
William Kirkham
Democrat
Kirkham
Robert Kirkham
Mr. K
Orintha Robertson
Salem
Maurice C. Watson
A. B. Denbo
Lafayette, la
D. J. Marshall
Columbus
Aaron Evans
Odd Fellows Home
Greensburg
Faye and
Fern Blake
New Amsterdam
Mrs. O. W. Hottell
High Street
W. H. Buileit & Sons
Jly
A. J. Watson
Charles Watson
Casper Ferock
Fredericksburg
Fred Redmar
Blue River Township
E. A. Robertson
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W. P. Huff
Frank R. Wright
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Margaret van Arsdall
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Henry Derby
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Geneva
Nebraska
Miss Ora Bottles
James Oliver
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Albert Cox
West Poplar Street
Misses Floy
Blossom Fowler
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St. Louis
Harry Fowler
Bethel
Oliver
Major W. Funk
George Shreck
York Neb
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York County
Ben F. O’ Bannon
Opal
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Conrad
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Pana
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Howard Denbo
Orleans
Henry Denbo
South Market Street
8. K. Jones
Bethany Park
Assembly of the Christian Churches
W. H. Bullett & Son
John E. Engleman
North Market Street
Peter Fogle
William
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John Zabel
Lanesville
W. H. Roose
Mrs. R
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W. H. Keller
Maxwell
United States
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