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UR store advertises many sale articles at special prices though not advertised. The note emphasizes ongoing bargains to inform customers of current lower prices and active in store promotions.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
3
UR store advertises many sale articles at special prices though not advertised. The note emphasizes ongoing bargains to inform customers of current lower prices and active in store promotions.
Martha A Hild born August 16 1842 in Wayne county Kentucky died December 2 11 v0 aged 67 years 3 months 16 days at home six miles south of Corydon Survived by four sons Edward William Henry and Ella Tena and three daughters Ella Wiseman Tena Hild deceased two daughters She joined United Brethren Church in girlhood life as a conscientious Christian She helped others amid affliction last words spoke of Jordan passage ready for New Jerusalem Funeral at Fairview U B Church conducted by W F Snyder and John Heth Interment at Jordan cemetery.
Hursttown residents hosted visitors from Corydon and Louisville with a protracted meeting led by Rev. M C Patterson and ongoing through last week. Twenty two conversions and twenty four accessions were reported as Rev S S Turley continued the revival.
Walnut Valley notes show Amzie Nannapel visiting the school this September. Albert Hershman reports near completion of his new kitchen. Mrs Rose Rainbolt visited sister Eva Keller last Friday. Carl Keller took school photos last week. Jyda Kintner from Louisville visited relatives nearby. Ella Wolfe from New Salisbury visited relatives recently. Bussabarger Bros moved their shredder home after finishing corn shredding.
W A Russell announces a public sale at his Corydon home on Saturday December 11 at 1 PM. Items include household and kitchen furniture bedding parlor furniture chairs carpets tables irons kettles 15 cords of wood 15 bushels potatoes one Eureka Telephone stock share one Harrison County Agricultural Society stock share a breech loading shotgun and various other articles.
John Hollis died suddenly at his Louisville home last Friday at about fifty five. He leaves a widow and two daughters. He was a cousin of John Matt Ben and Eli Wheat of this place and formerly lived in Posey township. He was a Christian gentleman and highly respected by all who knew him.
The announce a sale of pianos and organs with easy payment terms offered by Conrad and Son.
The docket lists multiple cases across counties with quiet title actions and possessory suits for Aaron Hutsler versus Martha Duggins and William Best versus Mary L Best. Other matters include a child custody continuation, a concealed weapons trial resulting in a $100 fine, and various transfers and appointments including a receiver for a horse and jury commissioners.
C J Watson is listed as sick while Rev Forwood remains unable to return home from Concord church series. L A Rogge visits from near Cpandall. Ed Roby plans a move back to Harrison county. Roy McKim returns home for holidays. James Pindell and David Jacobs contend for Road Supervisor in District 1 Heth. The district canvass heats up as December 18 approaches.
Mrs. Katheryn Miller widow of James Miller died December 8 in Louisville at age 75 from kidney trouble. Her remains were brought to the county Sunday and funeral services were held at Mt. Zion near Mauckport. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Frank Russell of New Albany and Mrs. Etta Chambers of Louisville.
Central camp No 3299 M W A elected officers on Saturday night December 4 for the year ahead. Consul William E Fravil Worthy Advisor Geo W Watson Clerk S Tindall Banker Wm F Blake Escort Wm H Kitterman Watchman L D Ben Shickles Sentry Sam Stonecipher Manager 3 yrs Sam Tindall Camp Physicians P H Schoen D W Hays and C T Wolfe S D Tindall Clerk.
Clem Crone sued the Southern Railway Company for 2000 dollars alleging forceful removal from a train at Crandall caused injuries. The Floyd Circuit Court jury returned a verdict for Crone awarding 850 dollars in damages.
Advertisement notes a large shipment of Gold Medal Spring Wheat Flour at The Elevator and praises the bread. Encourages readers to buy a barrel and visit for clover seed cleaning services. Describes seasonal offerings and local business promotions.
Last week A L Reynolds received from A L Miller Grand Master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Indiana his commission as District Deputy Grand Master for Harrison county. The appointment covers six subordinate lodges and six Rebekah lodges under his supervision. Reynolds has long served as Financial Secretary of his lodge.
The long time lodge enthusiast Mr Reynolds becomes the first member of his lodge to hold the newly bestowed appointment. His dedication to the Odd Fellows is noted and expected to please county members.
The Merchant's National Bank the Second National Bank and the New Albany Trust Company have combined forming a strong regional institution. The business will be housed in the Merchant's National building at Main and Pearl where cashier Garry Fawcett was killed weeks ago. New Albany, a growing manufacturing and commercial hub, seeks resident support to keep business local and avoid Louisville competition.
Jason B. Kintner, son of George Kintner, moved into his new home on Thomas Height last Friday. Relatives and friends hosted a Kitchen Shower at night with fifty or more attendees, presenting many useful articles. Jason was named in honor of the late Hon. Jason 3B Brown, former congressman of this district.
The Democrat notes a correction stating that 150 hunters licenses were issued in November by County Clerk Charles H. Kintner instead of marriage licenses. The clerk says about 160 to 180 marriage licenses are issued in the county per year.
Mrs Florian Byrn wife of Ephraim Byrn died at home in Byrnville last Saturday from dropsy aged 68. She was greatly loved and respected. The remains were laid to rest in Byrnville graveyard last Monday at 10 o'clock in the presence of many relatives and friends.
Collie pups offered by Herman Meyer of Franklin township five miles east of Corydon. Address Corydon R. R. 1 Eureka phone. Aaron Sherril, leading farmer of Washington township, showcases a two year old colt sired by Denmark likely to be a mover. Mr S notes Halleck Matthews and others with fast steppers must improve or he will win the county race next year. Colt has drawn high offers but is not for sale.
Joseph Heuser sixteen son of Mr and Mrs C P Heuser of Cogy don Junction died Saturday December 4 after a week long illness Fleurisy caused his death Funeral services were held Monday at the German Reformed Church and burial followed in the nearby German Reformed cemetery Rev C F Kreite of Louisville delivered the funeral discourse He is survived by his parents one sister Mrs Oswell Martin of Peoria IL and one brother Charles who lives with his parents The death cast gloom on the community.
Supreme Court ruling declares three mile pike law unconstitutional as class legislation affecting townships. Bondholders of Spencer Jackson and Morgan townships notify county officials not to pay more road claims. Contractors’ claims were allowed by the Board of Commissioners but warrants may be refused by the Auditor.
Notices posted for election of three Boone Township road district boundaries. District 1 runs from section 19 N W corner east to section 21 N E corner then south to the Ohio River. District 2 starts at section 18 N W corner east to section 16 S E corner then south to section 22 S W corner and east to township line. District 3 begins at section 25 N F corner west to section 27 N W corner then south to the Ohio River. Polls open 1 PM and close 3 PM. Wm. J. Kinzer trustee.
Eln Camp No 8440 M W of A Mauckport elected officers including W A Faith as V Cc J C Richard W A W W Hardin E B FE M Hays Clerk M C Stepro Escort S B Faith J J Bruce Sentry fc A Flora Manager D W Hays H K Deen A Mathy Physicians W A Farru Clenk.
In town Percy Davis urges buyers to visit Davis' Cut-Rate Drug Store offering savings on patent medicines toilet articles and a 12 cent discount on Mennen's Talcum Powder plus 8 cents off a 50 cent bottle and 6 cents off a 25 cent bottle.
Gresham Camp No 3270 Modern Woodmen of America elected officers at its regular meeting last Monday night. The list includes CG. W. Thomas consul and W. S. Nye adviser with several other posts. David S. Charley, a prominent local farmer, was injured at his Corydon area home when a tree limb struck him while he hauled wood.
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