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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1908
Page
2
Corydon areas report social visits, Thanksgiving travel, and family gatherings. Mentions include Dr Winter Block of North Vernon visiting, Miss Aliie Pitmen from Central, and Mrs Ora Faish. Local business notes cite C. M. Miller selling lamp oil and flour, plus Thanksgiving travels by Harison Pitman and Geo M. Muler in Louisville.
Bloomington cattle trades drain milch cows from the county. Printers in Corydon set type at Tue Democrat office for two weeks. Blue River pair Wilbur Jackson and Lavina Durnil wed by Rev Kendall in Moberly. Myr Frank builds a new home at 211 Grand Ave Louisville. Corydon Leader suspends publication amid low support. Manila visit and divorce case noted. State attorney John W. Ewing tours Corydon on cases. Wanted ad from Success Magazine seeks subscription staff in Corydon with daily wages and commissions.
Good house and lot for sale in Corydon with a nice room house a wood stable and a good garden. Described as one of the best pieces of property in town inquire at this office. If
School records show total enrollment 89 with 44 absent and 25 tardy. Attendance days total 1424 with 98 absent days and 32 students neither tardy nor absent. Principal Jaco Jorpay notes 79 percent average daily attendance.
An advertisement promotes Scott's Fourth as the standard remedy for throat and lung affections. It urges households to mail the paper name, address, and four cents to receive a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World."
Raymond Kepley returns from Fairgrange after months of work. Ray Armstrong travels to Chanute Kansas to work in glass. Mrs. Kate Summers visits New Albany for winter with daughter. Mrs. Mary Eller Byrne returns after weeks with sisters in New Albany. Tickey Mosier moves from Greenville and now hauls logs for Mosier Mill. Herman Goldie and Blanche Byrne visit Louisville. Lee Byrne leaves town to live with Warren Byrne near Georgetown. A J Dewitt builds a barn for Mr. Adamson near Bradford. Mrs. Hoffer of Greenville gives music lessons here. Commercial men stock windows for new goods. William Mitchell moves to Bradford. Ed. Sappenfield in Louisville Post Office returns for vacation. Joseph Armstrong and wife visit Ray Armstrong’s family. Fred Frank now town butcher, handles hogs wholly. Teachers Stevens and Lizzie Bringe host pleasant entertainment with pupils. Luther Godmeyer of Petersville visits for Thanksgiving. ill with typhoid last summer but recovering. Savings text promotes 5 percent interest at Saving and Loan Association.
Notice of sale by ED Haas administrator with nine months credit for sums over five dollars. Purchasers must execute their mates with approved freehold surety and waive valuation with appraisement laws. Auction arranged by C B Kopp, Auctioneer. nov 2 o 3 w
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