Local Notes Include Weddings Births and Business Ads
Reading column lists Mr. and Mrs. Thad G Tranum of Webster Township visiting Louisville. Hanover College student Sem Riely home for holidays. Frances Deen born to Mr and Mrs W Nye on Dec 19. Haviland china offered at 8 M Miller. Local callers Mrs William Zollman and Emma Zollman of Franklin Township. Tobacco shipped to Louisville by Lee Faith John Richard Henry Richard Jacob Miller. Advertising notes for Chamberlains Tablets and Parisian Sage. Elopement of Frank Zimmerman and Ethel Radcliff in Jeffersonville. Hair loss remedy Parisian Sage advertised. Dr F Peters going to Chicago for growths in nasal cavities. A. Halleck Mathews active in Corydon. Spreader ad by L F Zabel Co. New Year card invitation for Mrs Eimer. Touring cars by Rowe & Beanblossom on Corydon to Mauckport route. Kinzer promoted in Great North office. Sought for cure of arm/shoulder ailment.
Grandmother Mary Loudon Dies After Long Life
The obituary notes Mary Loudon born Pitman died December 3, 1912 at age 83 after a fall in her son J W G Loudon’s home. Survived by husband Wm 8S Loudon’s death in 1910, four children including J V G Loudon and Mrs Abe Pitman, thirteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral December 6 at Moberly conducted by Rev N M Rumbley. Also mentions sisters Mrs F Bell and Rebecca Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Loudon
Pitman
Philip
Mahala
Grant) Pitman
Loudon
Abe Pitman
Mahala E
George P. R
J. V. G. Loudon
Moberly
N. M. Rumbley
J. W. G. Loudon
F. G. Be)l
Rebecca Pennington
French Lick
Elizabeth Delayed P A Furton Family News
Elizabeth and family members return from Texas and Louisville trips. Miss Hazel Rush visits New Albany. Frank Lemmel returns from Illinois. Harry Drillette and Thomas Drillette visit parents. C E Kron recovers from muscular rheumatism. Elizabeth Jedge No 5781 officers elected. two candidates initiated. Low Lift Spreader advertised by W H Builett & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Kron
Louisville
Elizabeth Jedge
O. F
J. Russell
Gsi
Doan's Kidney Pills Cited as Relief for Back Trouble
A Corydon Indiana resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieve kidney related back pain. The ad claims the pills have cured thousands and are sold by Louis S. Riely’s drug store with Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents. Price is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Burton Leffler
Lemon St
Corydon
Ind
Buffalo,n. Y
United States
Old funeral song in print and memory from Indiana county
A reader from Washington township recalls an old funeral song sung in the region and printed before modern musical notation. The verse asks to sing of Heaven at death and to be comforted on earth by music near the bedside as loved ones gather. An ad for John Deere tools follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Simler
Washington Township
Mr. Simler
Local notes from the county and army posts
Andy J. Stonecipher of Lacrosse visits relatives in the county. Rev H T Brown closes a protracted meeting here and will hold another at Hill Grove. Chas Flanigan, home on furlough, returns to Ft Sheridan Illinois this week. Several of our boys return from the corn husking district of Illinois with pockets full of coins. Mark F Watson of Freeland Park Benton county visits relatives in Harrison county. he moved from old Heth to Benton fifteen years ago. The Modern Woodman Camp Central elects 1912 officers led by Consul Walter Applegate and Advisor Wm H Kitterman. Clerk D Tindall. Banker W F Blake. Escort A H Frakes. Watchman W H Kitterman. Sentry Carry Cunningham. Manager Sam W Tindall. Physicians D W Hays and W F Amy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy J. Stonecipher
Lacrosse
H. T.brown
Hill Grove
Chas. Flanigan
Ft. Sheridan
U.S
Illinois
Mark F. Watson
Freeland Park
Benton County
Old Harrison Coart
Mark
Old Heth
Woodman
Camn
T Central
Walter Applegate
Wm. H. Kitterman
D. Tindall
W. F. Blake
A. H. Frakes
W. H. Kitterman
Carry Cunningham
Sam W. Tindall
D. W. Hays
W. F. Amy
Cardui Brings Relief in Ratcliff Letter
Mrs. Mattie Campbell of Ratcliff describes severe monthly suffering and says Cardui quickly eased her pain. She credits the remedy with ending misery and bringing joy to her home. The letter urges others who suffer to try Cardui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratcliff
Tex
Mattie Campbell
Cardui
Lots for Sale in Corydon on Chestnut Street
Several vacant lots are for sale in Corydon. Some lie on East Chestnut Street and others in the northeast part of town. Sizes and prices vary. Inquiries should be made at this office. A71
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
East Chestnut Street
Residents Mention Personal Visits and Holiday Wishes
Frenchtown gossip notes Miss Mable Lincoln stays with George Murr while Paul Nolot conducts legal business in Jeffersonville last Thursday. Miss May Hottell travels from near Thompson Chapel for dental work in Corydon last Tuesday. A Christmas and New Year greeting goes to Corydon Democrat readers. Announcements record visits by Misses Anna Favera and Gertrude Gurtz of New Albania to Frank Gurtz family. Joseph Schuppert, white mill proprietor at Dw steps, notes the arrival of a big boy on Thursday December 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Lincoln
George Murr
Paul Nolot
Jeffersonville
May Hottell
Thompson Chapel
Corydon
Anna Favera
Gertrude Gurtz
New Albania
Frank Gurtz
Joseph Schuppert
D W Steps
Child Severely Injured In Bicycle Accident
Miss Florence Thomas six year old of New Albany suffers a compound fracture of the right leg below the knee after being struck by a bicycle ridden on the sidewalk by sixteen year old Edward Akers. Doctors J W Baxter J E Bird and R W Harris attended the girl as her family arranges overdue accounts for settlement by January first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Raleigh Thomas
New Albany
Edward Akers
J. W. Baxter
J. E. Bird
R. W. Harris
Car dus touted as remedy for womanly troubles
A syndicated notice recalls Mrs Victoria Stallings praising Car dus for relief from womanly trouble and cough. The item mentions local residents, German immigrant Philip Berst aged seventy six, and long farm residence since 1845. It notes lost roof capping and a Christmas charity advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills Point
Tex
Victoria Stallings
Cardus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thad G.tranum and Child
Webster ‘Township
Taat-weel
Sem Riely
Hanover College
Haviland China
William Zollman
Emma Zollman
Franklin Township
W. H. Bullett & Sons, Inc
David Shaffer
Indianapolis
Floyd
Mt. Carmel
Ill
James
Terre Haute
Lee Faith
John Richard
Henry Richard
Jacob Miller
Heth Township
Chamberlain
Sule
Advt
Claude P. Zenor
Th ‘Eganty
M. BE
Atarmen
Oklahoma
McClaran
Frank Zimmerman
Palmyra
Ethel Radcliff
Fredericksburg
Hay
L. &. Riely
F. Peters
Rome City
Chicago
Halleck Mathews
New Amsterdam
The
Democrat
George L. Mathews
Contact
Nevada
L. F. Zabel & Co
Egnesville
Rowe & Beanblossom
Mauckport
Kinzer
Boone Township
Frere
Carl the Oflice
Great North
Mamie Miller
Seville
John Baily
Jacob. Miller
Miss Miller
Dee
Grandma
Leasant
Meda
Dec
Elizabeth
W. H. Buileit & Sons
Scott
John Deere
L P. Zazel & Co
Lanesville
Central
Frenchtown
W.H. Bullett & Sons Inc
Texas
Philip Berst
Xom Township
Harrison County
Agi
Berst
Germany
Atlantic
Ocean
Mr. Berst
George Keller
Keller
Michael Kopp
Laconia Road
Asx Harbaugh
J. J. Bullett & Son
Booth
L. S. Riely
Ayer
J. C. Ayer
Fletchi
IFE
American Central Life Insurance CO
William Habermel
Corydon, Ind
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co
Dnccorp
Recene. Farm Line Department
Nashville, Tenn
Emmett Beanblossom
Indiana
Kentucky
Beanblossom
Shuck
Wureka
Odd Ly
Hoosier Dairy Lunch
Pearl Street
T. B. Cochran
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