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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1902

Page

9

Rabbit-hash tale and holiday notes from the community

The piece blends a rustic reminiscence about Rabbit-hash and a long digressive monologue with local color and dialect. It references Abe Lincoln era roads, nearby neighborhoods, and a banter about Barawaller and Hog Ridge, then shifts to holiday meals at multiple homes and lists visitors from various towns, ending with a note on bridge and road projects and a Happy New Year greeting to The Democrat and its friends.

Skule Squire Boone Barawaller Willer Jones Woods Telke Betton Ana Hearn Rand Creed Sonaseau Rabharlaesh

Valley City Snowball of Local News and Visits

In Valley City reports Wheat looks bad amid assorted local mentions. Sallie Reader visits. Charles Fisher lost a horse. Boss Steepleton met Chick Kingsley. Mrs. H. E. Trotter visited the river bottom. A.S. Wright and Mrs. J. W. Hays on sick list. Protracted meeting begins at Wesley Chapel. Chester Rickard returns from Knox County. Mr. Milter and family visit J. S. Witusell. J. W. Baxter with veto Lenisville this week. Lee Kintner has a new bay, driving fast. MW Aswill to install officers Saturday night. afterstallion, oxsters and roan to be served. Lee Lappertin at Fireusville seeking Tudiur Creek info. Continuous garbled notes while locals share routine events.

New Amsterdam Lodge 629 Meets for Trustee Election

Notice to members of New Amsterdam Lodge No 629 1 OF OF sat Jan 11 1002 for election of a three year lodge trustee. John J Moyars named candidate. Secy Dyspeps repeupation liver and kidneys cured by Dr Kay's Renovator.

New Amsterdam Loder John J. Moyars Kay

Elizabeth Boyd Kessinger Returns to Louisville

Elizabeth Boyd Kessinger has returned to Louisville. Eight local officers and teachers were present last Sunday. Miss Belle Bowling of Corydon visits thieves here. Fred Wolpert and family of Louisville visited relatives last week. John and Roscoe Preece, formerly at Alexandria, are at home. Prof Hallet treated his scholars and spent vacation. Miss Anna Lemned returned home from her sister Chera. Frankardey Drillett employed at Lenisville spent Christmas with parents. Miss Emma Carlyle and Orville of Louisville visit Miss Nellie Rush. The Nanas entertainment by the M ELS S was a grand success. The Nanas treat was well received. Frank Bowling and Hall Huffman attended a shooting-match at Bridgeport Saturday and returned with chickens and turkeys.

Frank Bowling Hall Huffman Bridgeport

Clerkship slated for Hon. Robert C. Brown in Illinois

Hon. Robert C. Brown of Sparta has served six years in the 48th district and learned law at night. He has been notified of an appointment as clerk of the U S Court for the Southern District of Illinois. Born 1859, he rose from blacksmithing to law and is active in Knights of Pythias Elks and Modern Woodmen. Then an ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with testimonials attributed to Brown.

Robert C. Brown Sparta U. S. Court Southern District Illinois Knights of Pythias the Elks and Modern Woodman M¢vites Pepsin Syrup Co Sirs R. C. Brown

Otterbein News Briefs Highlight Community Cheer

John Wise smiles over his new ears as Christmas events unfold. Leo Faith visits Taylor Kist line for Xmas. Ola Faith visits grandmother near Laconia. Sunday school progress noted under Bro. Thomas Miller. Christmas tree gathering well attended with a joyful time. Booker Fowler and Frank Wiseman rescued after rafting sawlogs in high water.

De Witts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed For Child Wounds

Consumers warned about burns cuts and bruises in children and urged to use DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve which draws out heat relieves pain and speeds healing. An anecdote from James Mock of N Webster Indiana claims it cured his baby's eczema after two doctors gave up. L A Riley & Son advertise the product noting counterfeits and piles remedy.

DeWitt de Witt James Mock N. Webster Ind L. A. Riely & Son

Fine boy welcomed as Mike Hauswald smiles

Local notes report a fine boy birth for Mike Hauswald and several Christmas visits. The Mormons hold meetings at No 1 school house. Miss Addie Conrad stays with Hauswald family. Various local visits include Miss Lula Brown to Mrs. Charles Ashley and Mrs. C L Dick with children over Christmas.

Addie Conrad Mike Hauswald Lula Brown Charles Ashley

Christmas gatherings highlight Rolinsons and Noyes circle

Mr. and Mrs. John Rolinson Jr. host a Christmas dinner honoring fifteen friends. Alma Noyes of Louisville spends Christmas at home. Mary Noyes visits Louise McCormick for the holidays. Louise McCormick entertains ten friends on Christmas night and hosts wishes for many more such gatherings.

John Rolinson, Jr Louise McCormick

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ends Daughter’s Severe Cold

James Prendergast of Amato Bay Jamaica commends Chamberlains Cough Remedy for curing his daughter's severe cold and chest pains in two days. He notes seven years of use in his family with no failures and credits the product with warding off pneumonia. Sold at Crosier's corner drug store.

Chamberlain James Prendergast Amato Bay Jamaica West India Islands Crosier’s Corner Ian

County Officials Certify Audit Amid Harrison Proceedings

Michael Gleitz Andrew J McIntosh and Edmond B Love attest. James A Watson signs as auditor. Harrison County commissioners process likely December through May period noted.

Michael Gleitz Andrew J. McIntosh Edmond B Love James A. Watson Dee Harrison County

Visits and meetings noted in Kentucky and Indiana

Jimmies Curts visits Kentucky. Rev Freeland holds meetings at New Bethel. Miss Nora Bottles of Leavenworth visits James Swan's family. Mrs Sarah Breeden returns home from Corydon where she visited her son Emery. Elmer Pate and Miss Pearl Gibson visited Mrs Cuba Paet at Leavenworth during the holidays. Curistass Tives.

Jerry Poe L. C Adams D. F. Adams Meade Seacat Sarah Hancock Maggie Cooms Hancock H. L. Siege Bertha Albert Roll Fredericksburg Johin Adams Della Walk Hardinstar GW. Ferguson Arthur Totten Harriet Sidney Ott Milltown Emma Ferguson New Albany Finley Seacat Depauw Clarence Bullet Corydon Freeland New Bethel Nora Bottles Leavenworth James Swan Sarah Breeden Emery Elmer Pate Miss Pearl Gibson Cuba Paet

Democratic Convention for Third District Meets in New Albany

The Democratic Convention of Indiana's Third Congressional District called for January 2 at 1 pm in the Opera House New Albany to elect a district committeeman for two years who will sit on the State Central Committee. Delegates are allotted by county including Dubois Orange Crawford Perry Floyd Clark Scott and Harrison. Sheriff Loitch escorted Victor Brandenburg to Evansville asylum Monday for commitment.

Indiana Opera House New Albany State Central Committee Dubois County Orangue County Crawford County Perry County Washington County Harrison County Floyd County Clark County Scott County W. Ie. Cox M. Milburn Loitch Victor Brandenburg Evansville Laconia Boone Township Board of Commissioners Corydon Deeth Richard Holliday

Notice of Settlement in Estate of Georgge W Jenkins

Notice is given that Phoebe Jenkins as administratrix of the estate of Georgge W Jenkins deceased has filed the final report in Harrison Circuit Court. The report will be heard on the first judicial day of February term 1902. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. Witness Phoebe Jenkins administratrix on December 18 1901.

Board of Commissioner Harrison Indiana Washington Township Corydon Shell Court House Sidegounty Georrge W. Jenkins Harr Circuit Court Phoebe Jenkins Georgse W. Jenkins Harrison Circuit Court Amouday Ap Pear Shaw c Janlow Phoebe Jenkins Admix

Young couple elopes at M.E. church wedding

Invitations went out for a marriage between a young lady and a son of a man. Guests arrived but the groom disappeared. John Shuck and Ela Tindall surprised friends by marrying at the M.E. church. Stella Marsh was bride’s maid and Ed Donehiss best man. The Wedding March was played by Opal Heckelman.

John Shuck Ela Tindall M.E. A Stella Marsh

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Claims

An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with a plain formula shown on each bottle. It asserts iron and quinine content and promises “No Cure, No Pay” with a bold claim.

Grove

Thousands Suffer Kidney Trouble Without Knowing It

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and urinary complaints. It claims sediment in water signals trouble, promises relief from back pain, frequent urination, and scalding, and offers free sample bottle and booklet by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.

Swamp Root Gthope Dr. Kilmer & Moment Swamp Root. Co Binghamton, N. Y

Constipation and Death Avoided by Little Early Users

A reader testimonial credits DeWitt’s Little Early Risers with relieving nine years of costiveness. Z. O. Greene of Depa. Ind. Ohio says many remedies failed but the product gave the best results.

DeWitt Z. O. Greene Depa Ind L, A Rusny& San

Farm for Sale Near Ramsey with Timber Orchards

Farm for sale two and a half miles east of Ramsey on New Albany and Mill town road. Sixty acres total with twenty acres of good timber and a fine building and orchards. Handy to railroad stations in a fine location. A bargain. Call or address Conrad Heuser, Jr., Tumsey, Ind.

Ramsey New Albany and Milltown Road Conrad Heuser, JR Tumsey Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lovwdell Kate May Adams Florida Elmer Stroud Tena Hannan Blue River Totten’s Ford Valley City Sallie Reader Charles Fisher Boss Steepleton Chick Kingsley H. E. Trotter A.S. Wright J. W. Hays Wesley Chapel Chester Rickard Knox County Mr. Milter J.S. Witusell J. W. Baxter Veto Lenisvile Lee Kintner Aswill Satrday Lee Lappertin Fireusville Tudiur Creek Elizabeth Boyd Kessinger Louisville Mo Els Miss Belle Bowling Fred Wolpert John and Roscoe Preece Alexandria Prof. Hallet Anna Lemned Chera Fren Prankardey Drillett Lenisville Emma Carlyle Brother Orville Louieville Nellie Rush M. Els. S Southwestern Hlingis Otterbein John Wise Ig Leo Faith Taylor Kistline Miss Ola Faith Bro Thomas Miller Booker Fowler Frank Wiseman Welr Begett Girove C. L. Dick Sam Turley Breckenridge Katie Nellie Bruch Ben Taylor Nellie Bell Grace Baxley J. A. Quebbeman Daisy Snyder Angie McCoy Myrtle Fleck Greelyburg Brandenburg’s Santa Nellie Katie Walters Maurice Kennedy Cate Aanggle uwCwuoy Needmore Alma Noyes Mary Noyes Mckinley National Monument Climara National Ass'n Winfield T. Durbin A. C. Harris Frank L. Jones Indianapol's T. J. Wilson E'arrmers Titomie Otel John Burns CG. W. Cole Coveniences Louisville, KY East Market Street Jones Attorney At Law Comet Building Ajor W. Funk Corydon, Ind English, Ind West Court House Lomaxotel John H. Weathers Main St Emery H. Breede Evan B. Stotsenburg E. Main St Tech Attorneys AT Law Clay Hays Daniel Louisville City Hospital E. D. Mitchell Savings and Loan A. H. Richard Jani B. Kopp Ger K. Gwartney J. Wilson Jimmies Curts Kentucky Democratic Convention Third Congressional District New Middletown Lizzie Kirby Osc@ Farish U2 Bo 2. Bo M. E Jen Baker Evans’ Landing Adit Sukary Knelose Caxton Building Chicueo Office IN Savings and Loan DeWarr & Co Chicago L. A. Riely&son the Hawk Nursery Company Milwaukee Wis French Lick Springs Bloomington LaFayette F. H. Kaliew Peent Ala
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