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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1913
Page
7
The Corydon Democrat notes a busy listing of Elevator offerings and ads, with corn meal and oil meal advertised at low prices. Local residents are mentioned visiting and ill health updates for Miss Katie Schneider and Mrs. Elizabeth. Other items include seed oats, farm equipment, and social events in Corydon and nearby towns.
Waldo Hisey and party visited Florida land prospects returning February 14 pleased with Florida and planning a March 4 trip. Edward Baxter and Hisey showcase Florida fruit at Khimmer house with grape fruit lingerines and a once heavy fruit weighing about twenty pounds. The celebration of Mr and Mrs Voelker golden wedding observed with relatives, music and letters.
The Ladies Aid of Mr Solomon hosts a Hatchet Party on Washington's birthday at Rev and Mrs M J Peters home from 7 to 10 pm. Everyone invited. Young Walnut Valley residents enjoyed a gathering at Mr and Mrs Lee Schwartz's home last Friday honoring Miss Maea Brown, Walnut Valley teacher. Mrs Henry ileb of Cincinnati visiting relatives Mrs Join Belleit recently recovered from surgery at St Joseph's Infirmary Louisville and is back home on West High Street after hospital stay. Elizabeth F Loemker wife of EW Loemker died at 36 in Louisville on Feb 15. funeral held Monday at Cave Hill Cemetery. She was formerly Miss Bardo and had many friends in the county.
In a Paris Letter from the London Telegraph, Gordanne, daughter of an innkeeper in Montenegro, selects a masterful suitor from three candidates. The bold innkeeper’s daughter denounces two rivals and proclaims the third, deemed a true Montenegrin, as her future husband.
Elizabeth residents report visitors and arrivals including Mrs Nor chingston in Kansas City and John Seales visiting New Albany friends. Chairs for the Ladies Aid Hall arrive, Mrs Burton and Mrs Rusk are mentioned, and Mrs Crosier stays at home two weeks. Revival meeting at Pogers Camp Ground led by Rev Voyles draws locals, while infant Chas Ill Kron dies of pneumonia and is buried here. Funeral for C E Wren held at the Presbyterian church with Rev Voyles presiding. Elizabeth Lodge 1 ICC F had charge of committal services. I CG Wessinger moves family from Sandy Branch to town.
Sandy Branch reports a forthcoming wedding while local notices list illness and visits. Several residents are mentioned: Mrs Won Hamilton ill, Bryant sick list, Sherry called on Mrs Edy Bryant, Tompson employed in New Albany visiting home folks, and various neighbors visiting kin and moving homes across the area.
A tale recalls brigands in Mexican roads near Guadaljara with captives stripped to use as garments. After a bold robbery troops pursue the leader who is finally captured and paraded to the capital on a mule. The president seeks the chief of police, who answers he is on the mule. Also, Miss Lydia Biekel of Moorsville visits relatives in Flatwoods and New Middletown.
4500 apple and peach trees priced at 6.51 per 100. Stock includes two year old apple root and one year tops peaches three to five feet. Inspection card with each order. Orders fill quickly. contact Corydon Int Route 4 by phone or mail. February sale period noted as feb1-2w.
The Avrorr family announces they will close out twenty three years of fruit tree growing this spring. They list apples and peaches for sale and note an advertisement elsewhere in the paper.
Classified notice seeking a farm hand. Must be married honest and a hustler. Apply at once. Contact W Phonias Corydon.
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