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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
2
The Big Harrison County Fair comes to Corydon next week with events running Monday through Friday but major shows on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Budding races include a $50 purse buggy race and water races amid fine saddle horses and strong exhibits.
A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Kan napel. Miss Clara Hirt of New Albany visited relatives here last week. The public school building is being painted and papered by Peter Day and son Oscar. Mr Goldsmith of Louisville moved to the Bryant farm west of town. William Ott returned home after visiting his sister Mrs Louis Rheinhardt in Indianapolis. Two of John Zeller’s daughters sisters of Oldenburg visited, one away 22 years and the other 32. Miss M Ethel Fowee of Chicago lectured at the M E church on August 13 for the Training School for Missions. District Superintendent Rev Whitsett preached at the M E church in Georgetown charge during the fourth quarterly meeting.
An automobile party including Misses Zetta Applegate Saturah Hurst and Messrs O T Price and Albert Gordon with Mr P as chauffeur toured Central and vicinity last Friday evening. They visited Mr G s cousins Mr and Mrs Jesse Pitman who hosted music and refreshments, then departed hoping to return to Cedar Farm soon.
I have sold the pair of broken mules advertised but now offer a fine pair of yearling mules. They will soon form a good team and should yield a profit of about one hundred dollars in twelve months. I. W. Taylor Corydon Ind aug 2d. Eureka phone R R 4.
Mrs. Eliza Stuart is on the sick list. Joseph Minter rented the Frank Wilson farm and moved thereon. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryant traveled to the Falls Cities on a business trip Saturday. Miss Edith Randolph of Louisville visits Mrs. Lizzie Sparks. Ice cream supper attendance reported from Elizabeth Saturday night. Mrs. Sallie Tenny of Louisville visits her brother George Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Eb Knight visit their son Thomas Knight of Rosewood. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dobson and son Thadeus Edward visit Ed Bryant's parents Saturday and Sunday.
William Hilderbrand on the sick list. Dr. L. CG Winders improves after a week of illness. Rev. Valentine Deich holds a protracted meeting at Rogers Camp Ground. Joe Burton returns to Elizabeth after 21 years away, reconnecting with friends. Mrs. Mary Case of Kansas visits her brother C. J. Treece and relatives here. Pervie Cline visits Falls Cities. Miss Nell Burton visits home folks, welcomed by the Campbell sisters.
Maurice D. Stonecipher and Jennie L. Smith are named in a note noting activities at the Red Mill where Ed Harbaugh is employed. Harry M. Hottell and May Vaughn are also referenced in connection with the same local matter.
Residents and visitors are listed with travels and plans. William Maymen of Sulphur visits his brother Columbus Maymen. A J Denritt and wife spend weekend with relatives in Lanesville. John Tush of Louisville visits often. Jefferson Engleman and wife from Georgetown visit relatives. James C. Martin goes to Louisville to work at Avery Plow Factory. Blanche Hazzard aims to teach in Kentucky jungles soon. Wilbur Mosier recovers from illness with Dr. Glenn in Ramsey. Cumberland Telephone moves poles for new pike project. Del Sappenfield returns from Duluth reporting cold by the fire. Jackson township Pike Company builds grade and rock haul, two miles to be completed in two months. Mrs Icy Myrtle Davidson visits New Albany and White City, Fountain Ferry, prepares to join husband in Seattle. County expects bumper corn crop with rain. tobacco shows profit and less labor than corn. Farmers urged to leave old farming ruts.
The nine acre tract of land at Ramsey Ind owned by the late R R Sigler will be sold Saturday August the 27th at 2 o clock p m to the highest bidder after office hours Farmers Savings & Trust Co Corydon Ind W E Cook Sec
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