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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
2
A catalog of ladies items including belts silk shawls golf gloves mittens and bug gloves priced from 1 to 5 dollars. Silk waists table linens hats handkerchiefs fur muffs beaded bags leather bags kid gloves lunch cloths pillow tops umbrellas towels slippers doilies and centerpieces are offered with various modest price points.
Our Presents for Men are More Numerous this Year Than Ever Before. A Nice Neckhite 25c to 50c Suspenders 25c to $1 Gloves 25c to $1.50 Bill Books and Purses Shirts Monarchs $1 Men’s Fancy Vests $1.50 to Men’s Hats $1 to $3 Nice Suit of Clothes $7.50 Mufflers 59c to $1.50 Fancy Sox 25c to 50c Umbrellas $1 to $3.50
Sleeting last Saturday delayed mail by two hours. John Fink lost a cow eating frost bitten clover. Harry Hubbard sold a found pearl for 600 dollars. Christmas Eve entertainment planned at Shuck's school house. Christie Roudenbush visited cities and attended lodge. John Beeler of New Albany laid tile on a nearby farm. Louis Diddelot took a dressed hog to Louisville at 124 cents per pound. Harry Tena with lung trouble has gone to West Point Kentucky for treatment. Farmers discuss broom corn and tobacco as money crops. Clarence F inghes and Robert Blunk prepare wagon spokes at Beeler Landing for river shipment to Louisville. Charles Diddleot sends The Democrat a dollar for a one year subscription. Friends wonder if Uncle Jake Pfrimmmer is the J S Pfrimmer newly admitted to Harrison county bar.
Theodore J. Hhenriot and Ed Henriot are noted residents with activity at Milltown. Michael Ketzner buys a new buggy. Mrs Lyda Henriot improves after illness. Simon returns from Illinois work to the area. Julius Bosier visits Charles Steph and family. Eva Seig stays at Paul Henriot's. Local ads promote Rosenbarger bakery and Meech’s H2 Xmas cakes.
Cromwell Leo G and C E Cromwell purchase KE L Miles restaurant and fruit stand opposite the courthouse and will continue the business at the same location under Cromwell Brothers name. Mrs Lewis Cromwell will operate tea coffee and spice sales at the new venture and an ad space has been secured in The Democrat for next week.
A dated patent medicine blurb touts Allen's Lung Balsam as a cure for fresh colds and stubborn lingering coughs. It promises dramatic relief with a small price of 25 cents to 50 cents.
Ernest R. Brown of Scott township is elected captain of Moore's Hill football for next year. He also stars in basketball and baseball and pitched Moore's Hill to five straight wins over Llanover. Brown played full back on Moore's Will this season. Harrison county boys can and will do things.
Notice states the Posey township road supervisor election will run from to 4 p m on December 18 not 9 to 11 as previously announced in The Democrat. Also advertise piano sales by Conrad and Son and listings of furniture at J L Rowe's near Corydon with crates and chairs moved to Dixie.
A brief square north of the courthouse marks the location of the Economy Bargain Store at 152, described in the note.
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