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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1902
Page
5
The Corydon Democrat notes Keller's half price straw hats and new fall styles in shirts and ties, slippers, boy and men's clothing, and Wagon and wagon accessories from W. J. Bullett & Son. Mentions local events: soldiers reunion at English, fall term beginning September 9, and various visits, meetings, and farm activity around Corydon and nearby towns. Includes multiple short notices on people, sales, and community updates.
GTCOL offers all summer goods at sacrifice prices to clear out this year’s stock. Corsets waists caps and shoes discounted from 10c to 98c, with men’s and ladies’ clothing and parasols at half price. Hurry in to select items before stock runs out.
The Crawford County Ledger reports updates from local officials in special session hearing the Walter Glenn liquor case likely to last the week with双方 claiming victory. Advertisements urge buyers to inspect the Avery In vincible Sulky Plow. Michael G Hannel will sell farm property near White Cloud on Sept 2 with usual terms. Mrs Farnsley killed a five foot nine inch cow snake found in a hen nest. Clara Pfrimmer hosts a quotation party for Miss Helen Bine of Indianapolis. Willie Crecelius wins first prize. Mrs Popham and daughter Selah visit Corydon. Rev Breeden family travels to Harrison county. Mrs Sarah Friedley dies aged 37 in New Albany. funeral at Union church near Elizabeth. she leaves a husband and seven children.
SP announces joining counties to strengthen local trade and pledges to earn patronage. Butterick September patterns arrive, signaling new merchandise and continued supplier relations for area shops.
A Thursday band concert drew generous crowds with new selections and improved playing. Giles Mowrer’s clarinet was heard, Fred Ball sang Dutch songs, and proceeds totaling about 16 dollars benefited the band. A large crowd attended the colored camp meeting at the fairground, led by Rev. Lena Mason from the Colorado Conference, whose stirring preaching moved many to shout. A dozen Republicans met at the court house on Saturday and nominated township officials including Justices John Davidson Abner Hunter and Sherman Glen along with other posts and road supervisors in Harrison township, praised for road improvements and stability.
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