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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement from Louis S. Feccy promotes Dr Leonhardt Gures with expertise in piles treatment. It touts a remedy called Dr Jenhardt's HEM-HOLD at Louis S. Feccy’s today and offers a money back guarantee if it does not relieve misery.
A reader in St Louis writes to editor Corydon Dermowrat praising the United Railways Co salary raise, mentioning New Year visit with Joshua Lemmon in Pickneyville, Lemmon's health, and a humorous note about gray hair. The letter includes payment for another year’s paper and a calendar incentive.
Bruce announces the death of H. Stewarts in Shanghai after a health decline during a trip aimed at recovery. Widowed wife plans to return to the coast with his ashes. Stewarts long a leading Los Angeles merchant, born locally, with ties to Mrs Bruce and family in the area.
Lula Troncin of Stepanw and William Cray of White Loud were married last Tuesday at Sp m in Louisville. Lula, daughter of Eugene Troncin, is a popular young woman. Cray is a respected, industrious young man. Friends wish them a long, happy life together.
Public notice announces a land sale at .75 Mary 8 site one and a half aes northeast of Lanesville on Saturday February 15 at one oclock Rev bills rely a 5 Aur. William Greenwood formerly of this county now at his home in Bueschel is mentioned with a January 28 date and burial details referencing a daughter and interment in Case Pet ater, Lifestitle.
A birthday dinner for Mrs. Alstott, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Alstott in Jackson Township on Rainday February 2, honored her thirty third birthday. About a hundred neighbors arrived with baskets, a thirty five foot table was set, and seventeen cakes plus chicken and pie were shared after grace. Attendees included Uncle Hiram Pilot and many local families. A Tennessee Valley ad promotes Cardui for women ailments, claiming it helps with headaches, backache, nervousness, and other symptoms.
Crandall community reports a Monday night protracted meeting at the M E Church. Melton travels to Louisiana to visit relatives and many residents share visits and funeral attendance. Rhode Island Red hens advertised for sale with eggs price. Amos Lemmon Corydon Indiana announces farm ad.
Miss Graceffaith of Corydon Indiana wed Bryan L Hinshaw of Louisville yesterday afternoon at Christ Church Cathedral with Very Rev Charles Ewells Craik officiating. Miss Dorothy Morris of Louisville served as maid of honor and J Russell Broaddus of Louisville was best man. Hinshaw, a Tennessee native, is a transmitter in the Louisville Associated Press office and his work drew praise at a New Orleans AP meeting. The couple will reside in Louisville. Last Thursday was the coldest day of the season so far with thermometers reading three to five above zero.
Nez Wright is convalescing from pneumonia. Services were held at the Chapel Sunday by Sister Winn. Chas Evans of Louisville visited his grandfather James Evans. Mrs Tlenry Frederick has been seriously ill but is improving. Edw Welker of New Albany stayed with Mrs Henry Miller. Virgil Voyles of Hancock Chapel visited his teacher Ioan Clunnie Sunday. Mrs Pearl Glore of Louisville spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Davis. Misses Sylvia Housel Gladys Miller Ollie Frederick visited near Zoar and attended revival. Jos A Wright could visit his daughter Mrs Gee Wessel at Borden last week. Mr W has been ill for four months.
Plrimmer's Carapel Henry Jaegars purchased a horse recently. ismall child of Tommy Bryant's is very sick Clarence Bruce's son Roy has been quite sick several days Mr and Mrs P J Faith who formerly lived here will move to New Albany this weekMiss Nelle Barrow employed with J P Zabel Co at Lanesville is at home for a few weeks vacation Dottie May daughter of Mr and Mrs Hd Sharp of Corydon spent last week with grandparents Bishop Carter and Nev McCoy held services at the Chapes Sunday mornin g in the interest of the Indiana Central University Bishop Carter preached a most interesting sermon on Thy word is truth The Friendship Class met at Miss Irene Hess's home Saturday afternoon The pupils plan a penny vote contest to pick the most popular lady married or single It will be asked this week by the class and their friends at Moss Emnia Watson's home Perris Va In a letter from Mary Gilman confined to bed for three months with weak heart troubles the better Sandan operation was inevitable Timed Gardui Naw loam well and has taken part of my work Thousands of ladies testify to Cardui the woman's tonic which prevents pain and builds strength It is a true tonic Pry it
Will return from the South in about twelve days and plan another Florida trip on February 1. See me on or after the 16th at the Kintner House Corydon Waldo Hisey.
The German Fire Insurance Company of Lanesville will hold its annual meeting at Walther's school house District No. 7 Franklin township on Saturday February 22 1918 at 1 PM Officers will be elected for the coming year. The secretary is Philip J Blank. Property listed includes a saloon and dwelling with seven rooms two large barns several sheds and three wells six acres on Corydon pike one and a half miles from city limits known as the Joseph Benn Place. Also notes an established hotel and saloon business with addresses in New Albany Indiana and Springs Street Masonic Building.
The forty acre farm of H. W. Dinklaker in Blue River township will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on Tuesday February 15 at 1 pm. R F Davis acts as auctioneer.
The New Corydon Packing Co. led by Geo. E. Brown invites hog sellers to call with hogs to sell. The buyer promises payment within fifty cents of the Louisville market for a timely pickup.
Seven pigs about six weeks old two females and five males for sale and one female about four months old. All are American Beauty strain eligible for registry. Contact in Corydon Iowa R R 4 Eureka phone.
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