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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1900
Page
8
River Township Notes on Local Events and People
Wheat damage reported from the freezer. Josiah Little of Harrison County, president of BOMFL 1 Co, adjusted losses of G. W. Fer USOT cee Wim. Nolot from Indianapolis attending business college. Brewster ar rell unable to resume teaching. Dr. tickled the young folks with music at No 4 school license last week. Mrs Charles Hawes returns to Oklahoma to aid a sick husband. Gust Backhermns canvassing Webster Township for road supervisor. John W Weirs of Kentucky visiting relatives. Miss Lula Lillpootees returned from Illinois. Adam 4054 visited his father. Teors bid farewell to the girls headed to Illinois. Wedding anticipated soon. Eli Baker and Frank Miller finished their barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Little
Bomfl 1. Co
Harrison County
G. W. Fer
Nolot
Indianapolis
Business College
Brewster Arrell
Charles Hawes
Martha Elliott
Oklahoma
Scrallprox
Gust Backhermns
Webster Township
John W. Weirs
Kentucky
Lula Lillpootees
Hlinois Adam
Illinois
Eli Baker
Frank Miller
Obituary for Louise Wright and local notices
Louise Wright died February 18 1900 born February 21 1826 near Richmond Virginia married Newton Wright over fifty two years ago survived by six of their thirteen children thirty six grandchildren seven great grandchildren and numerous relatives buried in Hursttown cemetery with Rev Hile officiating Other local items note weather guesses horse loss sermon by Rev Dobson illness of Lewis Crawford Quinty illness of James Arnold river bank work by Q T Berry Ophelia Arnold visiting Kentucky and peddling routes by Joe Hubert Charlie Hubert and Odd Fellows initiations tormented by notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Wright
Richmond
Joseph Blair
Floydt County
Newton Wright
Grandma
U. B. Church
Christ
Hursttown
Hile
T. W. Knight
Rev. Dobson
Lewis Crawford
Q. T. Berry
Alice McRae
Sam
Elizabeth
James Arnold
Evans Landing local notes and community chatter
Evans Landing section reports progress at the No 1 school under EK A Sample, with Albert Brown back in Memphis visits, Walter Kelley remodeling, and local concerns like ty fever for Mabel Davis. Citizens discuss George H Neel’s assessor bid, Joseph Ackerman pondering road supervisor run, and Lafe Eckert with Alva Melton trapping nearby. Several residents travel to Illinois, a singing teacher plans move, and a spell match at Pleasant Grove draws crowds. Henry Grable sells White Leghorn eggs locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1
EK. A. Sample
Albert Brown
Memphis
Tenn
Walter Kelley
Jos
Sutton Contractor
Mabel
Davis
Geo. H. Neel
Taylor Township
F. Ackgerman
Lafe Eckert
Alva Melton
Corydon
Clifty Bend News Buoyant Roster Of Local Happenings
Hurrah for the young folks as joyous cheer grows in Clifty Bend. Wiseman and Son’s saw mill moves near Pleasant Hill. Jacob Conrad nearly cut his ear while felling wood. Keller and sister Emma Hottell visit Rev. Jacob Keller at Jeffersontown Ky. Young folk enjoy candy games at Mrs Kate Didelot’s home, hosted by Miss Tia. Roy Hottle spends Sunday at home. About sixty friends surprise Charles Cline at his father Valentine Cline’s house for his birthday. Mrs Didelot and Mrs Brengman on the sick list. Your Valentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifty Bend
Wiseman & Son
Pleasant Hill
Jacob Conrad
Keller
Emma Hottell
Jacob Keller
Jeffersontown
Kate Didelot
Tia
Roy Hottle
Charles Cline
Valentine Cline
Charley
Brengman
Valentine
Local notes on schools, mail line and thefts in town
Alford Taylor teaches at No 1 and the Coming Men of America organization forms here. William Bliss will move to Kentucky. Emerson and Mrs J L Windell are sick. A new mail line may link this place to Titus with Ed Bean Blossom as carrier. Lee Ripperdan reports peaches killed by recent cold. Elma Hays sells the life of Rev D L Moody. A horse was stolen from the hitch rack at New Amsterdam and later recovered. Joe Moyars called. culprit believed known and to be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford Taylor
Jagrippe Hardsaw
Wm. Bliss
Ky. Emerson
J. L. Windell
Titus
Ed Beanblossom
Lee Ripperdan
Elma Hays
Rev
D. L. Moody
New Amsterdam
Joe Moyars
Corydon Junction Notes And Local Visits
W P Deweese is sick Abe Mackey recovering from pneumonia Thos Bridgeman Crandall visiting J T Kepley Miss Zetta and Rosa Wolfe of New Albany spent last week with their father Andrew Wolfe W T Graves on business trip to Corydon Miss Minnie Rigot returned to De to her home Mrs Gus Biel spent extended visit with Ettly J HE Kepley to move Crandall Mrs Mary Deutsch of Louisville Mrs Anna Schaum Mr and Mrs BD H Adamson to Salisbury for future home Groundhog forecast mentioned Politic climate and weather commentary Rev Nash lectured at Wood s Chapel Will Jones visiting brother in Washington Miss Maggie Denhardt visiting uncle Tommy Mosier Protracted meeting at Wood s Chapel John Bird and son of Ill visiting brother George Bird after twenty years Read the Democrat and Sentinel as solidly Democratic F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Deweese
Abe Mackey
Bridgeman
Crandall
J. Ts
Gus Biel
New Albany
O. E. Winn
New Pauw
J. HE. Kepley
Mary Deutsch
Louisville
Anna Schaum
Biel
H. Adamson
Salisbury
Nash
Wood's Chapel
Will Jones
Washington
Maggie Denhardt
Tommy Mosier
Wood’s Chapel
John Bird
Lll
George Bird
Democrat and Sentinel
Death of Philip Ott Near Lanesville at 54
Philip Ott died at his home near Lanesville Sunday from pneumonia aged 54 after a week of illness. He leaves a wife, nine children and many friends. The funeral was held yesterday at the Evangelical Lutheran church south of Lanesville and drew a large crowd. In other notes Mrs Elizabeth Zabel of Corbin Kentucky visits friends. Mrs P W Voelker and Mrs Wood Gresham improve. Mrs Catharine Hussing stays with Henry C Meyer. Mrs 8 C Walker is bedridden. Miss Amelia Laplant returns to Taylor township. Miss Ella Hess of the Flat Woods visits relatives. Miss Lizzie Bachman returns from Jeffersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ott
Lanesville
Evangelical Lutheran
Catharine Hussing
Henry C. Meyer’s
8. C. Walker
Amelia Laplant
Taylor Township
Ella Hess
Church Breaks Soon at the Ore Church
David Kaylor has built a two story house and Thomas Davin bought a fine cow. Miss Mary Smith is very low with consumption. Wheat is growing fast. Our school progresses well thanks to teacher Mr Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kaylor
Thomas Davin
Mary Smith
Arnold
Franklin Township German Fire Insurance Co Elects Officers
The Franklin Township German Fire Insurance Co met at Seitz's school house and elected Joseph Hess as president Jacob Schoen as vice president Ed Redick as secretary Chris Zollman as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township German Fire Insurance Co
Seitz
Joseph Hess
Jacob Schoen
Ed Redick
Chris Zollman
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tan Leaves Market Briefly
Advertising note for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tan with a claim of a money back refund if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove signs each box. Price listed as 5 cents. Dated nov24 in an old newspaper item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Notice of Final Settlement in Benson Estate
Administrator Amos Lemon presents a final settlement for the estate of William Benson deceased in Harrison Circuit Court. All heirs creditors and interested parties are notified the final settlement will be heard and submitted for approval on Monday March 5 1900. Administrator signs the notice February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Benson
Harrison
Amos Lemon
Isaac M. Mott
Joseph Uhl
William Reason
Harrison Circuit Court
Sach
Corvien Lodiaus
Orru Cunningham
Amous Lemmon
Philip Lennz
Thns
Mareh Sth
John Hardman
Philip Wet
Blarkson Circuit Cort
Hibowaittee
Corsdon Indiana
Opre Cunninghs M
Amous Lennon
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