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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
8
The December Delineator commemorates its thirtieth year with a 230 page volume and 34 full page illustrations including 20 in color. The edition prints on 728 tons of paper using six tons of ink and required 1 presses running 14 hours daily to produce 915000 copies and over 20 million bound sections gathered by hand.
Letheo Dean and Miss Bearl Dean were married on November 19 at Nev Philips residence. They will live with the bride’s parents Mason Dean and family. Community extends best wishes for a long and happy life as the couple starts their union.
High noon Thanksgiving ceremony united John Munzer and Katie Lambertus at the bride’s home one mile north of Lanesville. Rev Schleicher officiated with John Lambertus as best man and Marie Lambertus as bridesmaid. Couple to reside in Georgetown Indiana where he works on the railroad.
Born to Mr and Mrs Wm J Bow man a son Oscar Benton returns from Benton county John D Keithley to Louisville for trade John Zabell buys farm of late John Zollman near town Mrs Stephen Day and daughter of New Albany visiting relatives here Dr A H Ralston plans move to New Albany to work in drug business Misses Kate Ferber and Philomena Stark of Flat Woods visiting relatives in Louisville Mrs Mary Schueler and her son of New Albany guests of J L Wolford Himmelheber wife seriously ill near town Henry Bachmann sale well attended Mrs Melchoir Himmelheber died aged 72 husband survives Peter Noth near Lanesville marries Lula Futterer of St Josephs Hill November 25.
Mrs Tabitha Eskew wife of the late Thomas Eskew died Nov 4 1902 and was buried Nov 5 at Pennington Chapel Funeral at U B church Crandall Born Oct 23 1821 died Nov 4 1962 aged 77 years 12 days She joined the U B church at 16 lived a faithful Christian life She leaves one brother one daughter five grandchildren and many friends to mourn her loss Dear mother's suffering is past and may we meet her on the bright shining shore A T
Time table correction issued for Southern Railway Company effective June 15 1902 listing eastbound and westbound departures and arrivals with train numbers 3 4 9 10 21 32 and corresponding times. The record notes eastbound departures at 9 31 AM and 11 12 AM and westbound departures at 4 31 PM and 2 9 31 AM, with several entries partially garbled in the OCR.
Miss Emma Pate visits Frenchtown while Mable Bary recovers. Dan Swarens guides a moving school as Emma Nolot visits from New Albany. Willie Vausha and wife enjoy Thanksgiving with parents. Julius Vaughn improves after three weeks ill. Claud Vausha and J M Butterfield visit from New Albany and Louisville relatives. Wheat prospers locally. Read the Corydon Democrat for news.
Over 50 000 Illinois farmers endorse The Prairie Farmer as best suited to local farming. Publishers offer weekly paper and monthly Home Magazine supplement to club members of two or more for 6 3 5 cents per year, with a premium for the referrer. Order to The Prairie Farmer, 169 Adams St. Chicago.
Local advertisement promotes Vitals Brand suits and overcoats available only at Keller's. The brief notices emphasize styling and dress quality for buyers seeking formal wear.
State of Indiana Harrison County coroner Nye certifies an inquest into Franks death by overdose of opiates. The deceased Frank Bitner aged 33 died at his Boone township home on October 21, 1992. Witness testimony and inquiry recorded the cause as accidental overdose.
Bertha Richert and Esther Rue are on the sick list. Arthur Richert attends the O. V. N. C. at Corydon. Miss Lottie Rupp visits relatives at New Albany. Mrs Kate Farber and Minnie Stork visit relatives in Louisville. No. 6 school progresses well under Claud R. Watson. Jacob Lottich, now in Louisville, rents his farm to his brother Conrad. John Lynd of Shiloh will occupy the residence. John Scharf leaves for Arkansas to build. Mrs Scharf and children, staying with her father John Richert, leave to join him. Blue Bird.
Rev W J Stewart visits Seymour while Albert White returns from Princeton. Julius Troncin and wife tour St Louis last Friday. KE L Watson reports school progress. M E church quarterly meeting drew large attendance. Moberly school held a successful shadow fruit social raising 15.10 with Uncle Anthony Davis as auctioneer. If you want your socials to be a success send for Uncele.
A historical ad touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a stomach tonic that digests all foods and improves blood and strength. Gov. G. W. Atkinson of West Virginia commends its effectiveness for stomach ailments and recommends it to friends, per L. A. Bretty & Son.
Two testimonials describe relief from heart disease after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. S E Purdy of Atkinson Nebraska and Lewis Anderson of Kuhn South Dakota recount severe symptoms and lasting improvement after a course of the remedy. The ad urges readers to obtain the first bottle from all druggists and request a free book from the Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
Alva Welker of New Albany spent Thanksgiving with his father J. K. Welker. Beatrice Vance visited Mayme White and Geo Heiser in New Albany. Walter Arnold returns after years away to visit relatives. Rev N M Rumbley preached the funeral of Charles Marshall at Pennington's Chapel. Mrs John K Welker suffered a fall Thanksgiving morning breaking the radius and a metacarpal. Dr R R Sigler reduced the fracture.
Report for the Elizabeth school for the month ending November 26 1902 shows enrollment 94 daily attendance 82 daily absence 8 attendance 90 percent tardiness 30 withdrawals 5 library volumes added 12 Principal James G Binkley. Also ad mentions buying 50000 feet beech and sugar tree logs and a cold weather advisory promoting One Minute Cough Cure with testimonial from E H Wise Madison Ga and L A Rinny & Son.
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