Huck Towels Price Listed at Eight Cents
An item listing shows Huck Towels priced at eight cents each. The notice provides a simple sale detail with no additional conditions or dates.
12 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1913
Page
1
An item listing shows Huck Towels priced at eight cents each. The notice provides a simple sale detail with no additional conditions or dates.
In Mauckport and Meade county Kentucky two sisters died during Ohio River flooding. Elizabeth Love 83 wife of Jesse Love died at Beanblossom home near Mauckport after leaving their home due to swollen waters. Her sister Margaret Shrewsbury died the same day in Meade county Kentucky. Elizabeth's maiden name was Faith and she was daughter of Squire Henry P. Faith. Funeral rites were held at Mt. Zion United Brethren Church near Mauckport.
A sale by public auction will occur Saturday afternoon February 15 at Shuck's livery stable Corydon. Items include two mares one in foal a nearly new two horse wagon and other goods on nine months credit without interest. J H Taylor.
A New Middletown Indiana report notes the elder blacksmith, known by his works, as the experienced craftsman behind local metal pieces. Born to Mr and Mrs Edward Bruch on Thursday a fine ten pens purchase reflects local family trade.
The Louisville singer Eleanor Riely is among four women chosen by Madame Emma Calve from a group of applicants at the Seelbach Hotel. Calve plans to take promising vocalists to Paris for training.
The Hoosier Elm Chapter DAR met February 3 with Miss Griffin and Mrs. M A Cossaboom presenting papers including Jarndyce v Jarndyce. Officers elected: Regent Mrs Kate Luckett Vice Regent Mrs M A Cossaboom Recording Sec Miss Florence Smith Corresponding Sec Mrs W Ek Cook Treasurer Miss Margaret Griffin Registrar Mrs Harve Lahue Historian Mrs W C Adams Also notes John A Kelley an elderly veteran ill at home east of Corydon.
Herman Ott died suddenly at his home near Lanesville on Sunday morning after several days of illness. He was 26, survived by his widow and three children, and his mother Mrs. Catharine Ott. Funeral held at Lutheran church south of Lanesville with Rev. Schleicher. burial in nearby cemetery. Charles Pinaire to auction personal property near Corydon Junction February 20 1913 starting 10 AM including horse buggy harness chickens fruit furniture and small items. Auctioneer John Wolfe.
A Mexican insurrection escalates as about 250 people die in clashes between Insurrectos and loyal forces in Mexico City. President Madero flees the capital to Chapultepec and leads loyal troops to several early victories while hoping the rebellion will soon be crushed. Also listed is a public auction in February offering two Jersey cows and a Jersey heifer at Chas S Resch's sale.
McKinster Harrisons county's leading poultry raiser won numerous premiums at the Indiana poultry show in Indianapolis last week. His White Wyandotte birds earned first on old pen and young pen, first and third on hen, third on cockerel, second on cockerel, and third and fourth on pullet, plus all Wyandotte club specials and sweepstakes over all. Eldridge praised the birds as exceptionally fine and well prepared for the prize ring.
The Heth Township Institute Association meets at the U B Church in Mauckport on February 22, 1913. The program starts 10:00 a.m. with music and prayer by Rev J L Battram, followed by talks on Bookkeeping on the Farm, Care Management and Treatment of Swine, Rural District Schools, Gardening, and Miscellaneous Work led by local leaders including H J Brown J L O Bannon and Mrs C C Hubbard. W H Lonaporrom serves as president.
Interest Mothers ad promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to ease feverishness headaches and teething troubles while regulating bowels and destroying worms. Claims cold relief in 24 hours with 25 cent price and Sam ple Free. Address A S Olmsted Le Roy NY.
More than one hundred guests attended the wedding at the Methodist church on Wednesday evening February 5. Miss Nettie Briffett played organ music as the couple, escorted by Rev E A Robertson, exchanged vows and ring ceremony. Mrs Weil, daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Riddle, previously worked at the Cumberland Telephone exchange. Mr Weil, from English, studied at Charles Town commercial school and will return to finish his studies.
Hon. Jerry F. Suddarth died at his English home last Saturday night after a prolonged illness. A prominent lawyer and former district attorney from 1888 to 1890, he was Republican candidate for Judge in 1908. Survived by widow, son Curran B. Suddarth, daughter Mrs. N. R. Harrison, and an aged father. Funeral held yesterday conducted by Rev. A. J. Oster with burial in Marengo.
An elaborate program for an entertainment to be given this month end is prepared by the Ladies' Literary and the D A R societies. Promises a variety of talent for a delightful cuicivine event. Proceeds support Cedar Hill Cemetery upkeep and improvement, aiding a cause all should encourage.
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