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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1913
Page
3
The L. E. Hays Co of Cincinnati and The International of Chicago present an Easter display of top tailoring lines. Roy La Hue manages the display and invites all classed men to visit and compare offerings. They also express thanks for past patronage.
Scarlet fever cases alsong with various illnesses are reported in Zoar as the M L school closes briefly. Revival meetings near by show six conversions and six accessions. A benefit entertainment at the Presbyterian church features Miss Breda Aufderheide with local talent and pipe organ selections.
The undersigned offers services as auctioneer for public sales anywhere in Harrison county. Winfield L. Sherrill of Mauckport Indiana signs the notice.
The case Drury versus Krogman moved to Crawford county on a change of venue after Perry. Trial planned in Harrison Circuit Court but defense requested relocation. A separate local note describes a 300 year old hollow beech log found on a farm in Morgan township, cut into lumber with honey and bees inside, showing two lightning strikes in its long life.
Frenchtown reports good health in the vicinity and hints of an upcoming wedding. Mrs Ed Simon visited relatives in Louisville. Frank Briscoe oversees local school progress. Mrs Mary Conrad of Louisville visited Chas Vausha family. Charles Murr of Indianapolis stayed with his parents in Milltown. Mr Craig near White Cloud married Miss Lula Troncin of Frenchtown on February 4 at Jeffersonville. Bona Coffee advertisment note.
Frank Gwin of New Albany speaks at the Denison Hotel Indianapolis banquet on February 6. He notes the association’s aim to reform taxation, back a united Democratic statewide campaign, and promote education public health and civic progress while praising editors' role in shaping policy and party victories.
Public sale by C J Cotner on Wednesday February 26 1913 at Elizabeth. Items include six work horses a mare in foal a two year old gelding a coming year old colt registered Jersey cows and heifers a registered bull grade heifers milch cows hogs farm implements wagons a piano and diverse household furniture. Ten o clock start with cash for five dollars or less and credit terms for larger sums with promissory notes and surety. Wm Jones Auctioneer.
Amanda C Murr born October 17 1839 died February 6 1913 aged 73 years 3 months 19 days. She married Theodore C Pinaire May 1 1862 and had seven children. Survived by daughter Luella Sieg four sons and a brother. She joined Thompson chapel M E church and later United Brethren church. Funeral held at Mt Lebanon U J church conducted by B S McNeely.
Dr H K Deen on sick list Rev Robert organizing meetings at New Amsterdam Geo Watson traveled to Arkansas to locate land and move soon Mrs Minnie Taylor and children visited Mrs Lou Taylor at Central Our public school makes progress with Prof Dan Neciy principal and Miss Fhirk Miller primary teacher Brassa to move near Ris farsi in Wood township Saith to return to Minneola Kansas due to sister illness Death noted in Corydon couple Clarence Reger and Miss Jimma Rhodes quietly wed last Monday chirivari announced Tuesday night by nearby neighbors
The undersigned will sell personal property at public auction at his residence two miles south of Bradford in Morgan township on Tuesday February 25 1913. Items include eight year old horse brood mare yearling colt two Jersey cows Jersey heifer farm and spring wagons buggy saddle and harness tools and farm implements plus 150 bushels corn two stacks hay corn fodder household furniture and more. Sale at 9 A M. Chas F Resch R F Davis auctioneer.
Mrs. Bob Shireman is on the sick list. Winnie Sherrill seeks a loss etion. Lucy and Anna Irank visited Grant Lane's on Tuesday. Garfield Montgomery will hold a sale on March 11 at Judge Zenor's farm. Jess Sonner and Lawrence Trobaugh were guests at Grant Lone's this week.
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