Corydon Social Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs. 5. G. Keller improving. Legislature to convene January. D. L. Carter of Locust Point in Corydon. Mrs. Walter Bullett visits. Hon. G. W. Denbo of Floyd County in town. Elder Grubb preached at Highland and Georgetown. Band concert slated for Christmas night at Auditorium. Teachers urged to publish school report planks. Ray Miller to spend holidays with Miller family. Georgia Wheat to work for Dr. Taylor in Louisville. Mrs. W. W. Guernsey visiting east of town. Centennial exposition discussed for 1908. Prof. Peters to sing at Presbyterian church. Dallas Arnold dies near Ramsey. Hub offers new furnishings. Band members to return for Christmas performances. Poultry show set for Dec 29 to Jan 3. memberships available. Rummage sale by clerks. store hours 8 p m. William Arnold to begin justice duties. Laconia church oyster supper Christmas Eve. Hub advertises neckwear and mufflers. C P Trotter Co notes.
Local Notes and Marriages in Corydon and Vicinity
Fred Dannenfelser improves after illness as Dr. Little maintains a Corydon office. Purdue students Roger Stewster, Roscoe Stewster, Jud Funk and Maurice Ridley plan to return home Saturday for holidays. Cassie Paris of Washington township, age eleven, died last week and was buried at Dawson burying ground. L. C. Keller’s scarlet fever child improves. George Dannenfelser’s children recover. Millard Bussabarger wed Mary E. Getz at the bride’s home. William L. Crosby and Grace Crosby wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Boyd officiating. A pie supper at No. 6 Jackson township on Friday night Dec 19 will fund the school library. handsome young lady contest. GEO. K. GWARTNEY promotes investments. Amos A. Dodds and Nola Cotner denied marriage license due to nonresidency. Wm. Payton, about 70, dies in Posey township. buried at Union burying ground. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Peters to organize church choirs. support urged. Major W. Funk and Wm. Ridley in English for $10,000 suit over a fatal crossing accident with Southern Railroad Co. Frank Coleman injured at Penn-American Plate Glass plant when an iron bar fell. he regains consciousness after a long lapse. Frank Coleman is Jennie Coleman’s son, formerly from this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coleman
Penn-American Plate Glass Factory
Alexandria
Ind
Frank
Jennie Coleman
Dr Miles Nervine Heralded by Sufferers in Letters
Two Minneapolis and Duluth women describe long battles with headaches nervous prostration and insomnia. After using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nervine they report marked relief and full recovery after weeks or months. Endorsed by Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
The Three Great Events Of A Woman's Life
A moral verse by A. D. Reid on marriage as life’s pivotal moment. It warns of dangers and sacrifices a wife faces and urges caution and prayer before taking the step into matrimony.
Prairie Farmer club sale offers 63 cent year
The Prairie Farmer invites Illinois farmers to join neighborhood clubs with 63 cents per year for both the weekly paper and Home Magazine monthly supplement. A premium is offered for the member who forwards the club. Orders to The Prairie Farmer 169 Adams St Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Farmer
Illinois
Prairie Farmer Weekly
Prairie Farmer Home Magazine
The
Adams St
Chicago
Beech and sugar log purchase noted by Keller Mfg Co
A. J. Snell of Summer Hill, New York, feared stomach pains would ruin a party. He consulted a friend who recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. After two doses he says he could attend the party. The remedy is sold at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Snell
Chamberlain
Snell
Summer Hill
N. Y
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
Memory of Mrs Annie Lenora Critchlow
Obituary noting Annie Lenora Critchlow born April 17 1866 Garretsville Ky died November 25 1902 aged 36 years 7 months 15 days. Wife of Ephraim Critchlow she left a three year old daughter a grief stricken husband and many relatives and friends. The verse adds that the dead do not suffer and urges readiness for heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lenora Critchlow
Hutcherson
Ephraim Critchlow
Garnetsville
Critchlow
Death notice for Robert M Conner at age 24
Robert M Conner died December 1 192 age 24 years 1 month and days. He leaves a father mother three sisters four brothers and many friends. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen. The family laments his loss and prays for reunion in Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Conner
Correction to Modern Woodmen Camp Central election
In last week's Democrat the election report for Modern Woodmen Camp Central was incorrect. The corrected slate lists V. C. C. Tindall, W. A. Wm. Hkbot tom as Banker James Pitman Clerk L. M La meyer Escort Dan Richards ae éz C. Frakes Sentry Wm. Blake Physician D Hays Manager Wm. Fravel A Member.
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Central
V.c
S D. Tindall
W A. Wm
Hkbottom
James Pitman
L. M- Lameyer
Dan Richards
Éz. C. Frakes
Wm. Blake
Hays
Wm. Fravel
Unclaimed Letters in Corydon Postoffice
List of names for unclaimed mail at Corydon Postoffice includes Mr. Claude Booker H. A. Crawford Miss Myrtle Creceilus Mary Coleman Mrs. Mary Ann Coleman Miss Mamie Marshall Mr. Benard McGoran M. W. H. Neal Mr. Thomas Shelby Miss Dora Vance Mr. James Wolfe.
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Claude Booker
H. A. Crawford
Myrtle Creceilus
Mary Coleman
Mary Ann Coleman
Mamie Marshall
Benard McGoran
M. W. H. Neal
Thomas Shelby
Dora Vance
James Wolfe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gurydon Democrat
D.L. Carter
Locust Point
Corydon
Walter Bullett
G W. Denbo
Floyd County
Elder Grubb
Highland
Georgetown
Bennett
Cooper
Amanda Thomas
Jackson Township
Auditorium
Ray Miller
St. Paul, Minn
Mrs. C. M. Miller
Charles Housewald
Conover
North Carolina
Georgia Wheat
Dr. Taylor
Louisville Medical College
Presbyterian Church
Peters
Lord
Allitson
Dallas Arnold
Blue River Township
S. A. Waller’s
Ramsey
Fairdale
C. P. Trotter & Co
Court House Yard
Geo. L. Hess
Postice
William Arnold
Spencer Township
Laconia
C. P. Taorrer & Co
Fred Dannenfelser
Dr. Little
Roger
Roscoe Stewster
Jud Funk
Maurice Ridley
Purdue
Cassie
Thomas R Paris
Washington Township
Dawson Burying Ground
L. C. Keller
George Dannenfelser
Millard Bussabarger
John W. Bussabarger
Mary E. Getz
Malinda Getz
William L. Crosby
This County
Grace Crosby
Georgetown Towship
Boyd
Geo
K. Gwartney
Amos A. Dodds
Upland
Nola Cotner
Rehoboth
Harrison County
Scott
N. A. Stem
Wm. Payton
Posey Township
Union Burying Ground
B. F. Peters
Major W. Funk
Wm. Ridley
English
Jacob Davis
Mary E. Davis
the Southern Railroad Co
Mr. Davis
Miles
W. A. Thompson
Duluth
Minn
Hphedford
BLACK
Thedford
Bright
Mullins
S.C
A. G. Lewis
A. D. Reid
Trotter
Xmas Goods
Keller Mfg. Co
California
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Santa Barbara
Hotel del Coronado
A. Andrews
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
No. 4Th St
St. Louis, Mo
Santa Fe
Lorge K. Gwartney
Corydon, Ind
Re. D. Mitchell, An
Attorney AT Law
Daniel
Louisville Ciiy Hospital
Ara L. Habermel
John H. Weathers
E. Main St
New Albany
Emery Jf. Breeden
Weathers. Stotsenburg & Bree EN
LAW
Clay Hays Building
Siir J. Wilson
Ajor W Funk
Corynon
Ofice
Lomax Otel7
Jones
Comet Building
Charles P. Swarens
Evan B. Stotsenbarg
E. Main &T
Southern: Railway Company
Evansville
Louisville
Huntingburg
Corydon Junction
St. Louis
Chattanooga
Birmingham
H. B. Spencer
S. H. Hardwick
Washington, D. C
G. B. Allen
Centralia
Mt, Vernon
Fairfield
Mt, Carmel
Princeton
Oakland City
Asheville
Atlanta
Mt. Carmel
Wakfield
Mt. Vernon
AL AM
O. S.W
Vnt. Pp. A
O. P. McCarty
Cincinnati
Opticians
Gomnet
S. E.M
Mexico
Pullman
Tropics
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern R. A
Robert
C. P. McCarty
Great Central South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississipi and
Florida
Louisville and Nashville
United States
West Florida
U. S
Gulf Coast District
RK. J. Wemyss
General Immigration and Industrial Agent
Louisville, KY
Corregion
Kodol
A . Ricoh
E.C. DeWrrr.& Co
Chica
PTT
Muni & Co
Scientific American
York
Broadway
Evan el Lark
Postoffice
Tania
French Lick Springs
Bloomington
LaFayette
Artive
Biopington
F. H. Kalizs
Led
W. H. Roose
Gorydon
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