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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1909
Page
6
A garbled testimonial page praises the Home Comfort Range, with decades of use cited. Names like Louis Cie mp ble and Mrs Caroline Albis appear alongside dates from 1900 to 1909, asserting the range’s fuel savings and baking quality.
A list of names and locations showing individuals who subscribed or paid for the Democrat since last report. The roster includes residents from Corydon, New Albany, Elizabeth, Louisville, Washington, Georgetown, Denver, Neb, and various small towns with scattered RR addresses and post office routes. The document preserves names such as Panter, Sands, Davidson, Latya Pisher Cerydes, Arthur Amny, Geo A Johnson, Ben Jordan, Ed Fitzpatrick, John J Lyons, Rev W W Moore, xHenry W Skopp, and multiple others across Indiana, Kentucky, and Nebraska.
Community brief listing movements and visits: John Seitz travels to Indianapolis for work. Lizzie Feltman of Tovisville visits Fred Seitz. Philip Bickel of Louisville returns from visit to his father Weigand Bickel. Emma and Florence Bickel of Louisville visit uncles George Bickle and Conrad Richert. Fred Swanger and Currie Moesser of Shelbyville return from visits. Liszaie Erni and children Oscar Alice Martha of New Al-Yeomy attend St Peter S celebration and visit Johnny Schneider’s family. auto trip noted.
Charles N. Weathers died at his home in Vincennes last Friday and his body was moved to Marengo Crawford county for burial, accompanied by about twenty five Pythian brothers. He was a Knights of Pythias and Modern Woodman member. He leaves a widow and three children. We was a general merchant at Crandall for four years from 1901 to 1904 and had many friends who will regret his death.
Caleb Thormas offers about fifty acres on the Corydon and New Albany pike in Floyd County, west of Ed wardsville. Includes a new house, barn, spring, and two cisterns. Terms via Joseph Turomas Lanesville or Wa. J. ARSoOLD Corydon R.R1 Jeureka. Camp meeting attendance noted near Ranmisey. Mrs. John White recovering from pneumonia. Mrs. William Pitman and son Roy visited Abraham Pitman family.
Posey township taxpayers owing dog tax must pay during August. Trustee Amil Wkhaver urges prompt response and cautions neglect of the matter.
Fernwood farm near Crandall offers five fine thoroughbred Shropshire yearling bucks for sale. Contact C H Ashworth Georgetown R R 3. The Ramsey Camp meeting closed after ten days of session. About $1000 was raised to pay off debt on the grounds and building. The revival was well attended and considered successful.
Clarence Stonecipiter and Paul Watson announce that Hugh Rhodes passes the Educator Journal to them during the county institute. The journal, edited by Robert J. Aley and Julia Fried Walker, aims to supply every teacher in the county and uphold its nationwide reputation.
In this vicinity ample rain noted as residents visit and family gatherings occur. Angele Harrison Roby shows improvement while neighbors including the Liebert, Conrad, Boone, Shields, Roby, Bean Blossom, and Hunter families share Sundays and attend St Peters church celebration with others like Edna McCarty and Emma Roby in attendance.
W A Jussell will sell his personal property at public auction at his residence three miles northwest of Corydon on Monday August 16. Items include horses cattle sheep hogs farm machinery hay growing corn and all standard farm contents. Sale without reserve. Further notice to follow. Horace Flora has secured a superintendent post at a large alfalfa farm in New Mexico with good pay. Mrs Flora also oversees cooks for the workers.
A large crowd attended the Forty Second annual Sunday School day at St Peter church with music speeches and multiple schools on the program. Rev L W Nordsick Rev M L Peter Rev W S Sigmund and Rev C K Buschman led addresses on education training and biblical truths. The event drew attendees from across the county and New Albany with refreshments provided and plans announced for next year’s gathering.
New Salisbury reports Mrs A V McCoy back out after illness. Arnold Win and family from near Lanesville visited Silas Bringle Sunday. Mrs Woodford Hlurn visited Misses Eiht and Lydia Gibson Sunday. Camp Meeting near Ramsey drew attendees. Mr and Mrs Crandall visited St Crawford. Mary and Eda Crosby visited Mrs Wim Rudell of Flocktown. About ten were baptized at the mill event. Clance Deweese of Georgetown visited grandmother Sarah Deweese. Romina Rainge works for the Southern RR Co at Booneville. Mrs James Crosby and infant visited Marius McCoy. Wheat threshing underway. farmers report fair crop. Encouragement to shop at home merchants to boost town trade.
The 1905 law prohibits killing trapping or possessing wild birds or destroying nests or eggs with fines from 10 to 50 dollars. Deputies will arrest violators and act on tips from humane and Audubon groups. Report violations to Deputy Game Warden Kk. FE. EARLE in Indianapolis.
Jo F. Dempsey of Dempsey Alabama recalls a severe attack of cholera infantum in his one year old. After failing to find a physician he used Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, which relieved the child within fifteen minutes and led to full recovery. Sold by Louis S. Riley. Aug
W W Pfrimmer known as the Kankakee Poet has left poetry for now and works in the auditing department at Rider Lewis Automobile Company of Anderson. He has been poet lecturer county school superintendent and newspaper editor. The Rider Lewis Co will move machinery from Muncie to a new Anderson factory in about a week per the Indianapolis Star.
A testimonial proclaims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy never fails and speeds cures. The speaker H S Nicholas from Oakland Indian Territory praises its reliability on travels. Louis S. Riley offers the product for sale.
Buyers are urged to trade with local dealers such as George Wahl, F. P. Leitch, F. Bean or B. F. Hurst to obtain good articles at comparable, reasonable prices.
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