Members of Watson Family Gather at the Hottie Home
Members of the Watson family convene at the Hottie Home for a family reunion. The gathering centers on kinship and shared memories as relatives exchange stories and photos.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1920
Page
8
Members of the Watson family convene at the Hottie Home for a family reunion. The gathering centers on kinship and shared memories as relatives exchange stories and photos.
The Hottle and Watson kin gathered August 1 at James FE Hottle’s home near Seaton Illinois for an old fashioned community dinner in sucker style. Attendees included W A Watson Curry W Watson Dr C R Watson Mrs Julia FE Neely and many relatives from Illinois Indiana Nebraska Saskatchewan and Canada. A planned second reunion in two years was tentatively set with hosts possibly Mrs Neely or Curry Watson.
Mrs. F W Kost reports long relief from back and kidney pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits the remedy with strengthening her kidneys and enabling her to manage housework. The product, priced at 60 cents, is sold by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sponsors the ad.
Delayed community items from Palmyra and Corydon recount visits by relatives and neighbors, church beautification, and a funeral notice. A new Ford arrives with Frank McDonald, and a family mourns twelve month old William Frederick Stauth buried at Oak Grove cemetery with Rev. J. T. Moore officiating.
Good business location near the railroad station in Crandall Indiana offers a six room dwelling, 20 by 30 store room, large ware room, two 120 by 120 lots, sixteen acres of land, two cisterns and a well. Contact Mrs Alice Gibson Crandall for details by phone or letter.
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