Princely Shirts Debut At Economical Price Point
An advertisement touts Princely Shirts priced at 50 cents each. The copy claims these shirts are the best value yet seen in the retail market.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1903
Page
1
An advertisement touts Princely Shirts priced at 50 cents each. The copy claims these shirts are the best value yet seen in the retail market.
Mr and Mrs Thomas 12 Birdwell recently celebrated their golden wedding in a large family reunion with thirteen children attending from Indiana Kentucky and Nebraska The couple remains hale and hearty and a picture of the clan appeared in last Saturday's Louisville Times Mer and Mrs Birdwell are aged yet active and cheerful in spite of years
Eleven year old Ernie Cantier son of Col. Sebastian Cantier Louisville chief of police died July 15 after a brick loosened from a building under construction fell from a higher story striking his head. The accident occurred near a construction site drawing concern from local residents in Harrison County.
Bloomfelter Hickman unite in holy wedlock with Miss Mager and George Tp. TMiekinwen as groomed couple. John Vesappenticht pastor presided at the Lutheran church in Kensy Gleb. About forty guests attended the ceremony and reception with many presents.
Jesse Hall of Heth township collapsed while hoeing corn last week. Neighbor Link Reezman found him and he has since been confined to his room in a critical condition.
Surveyors continue work for several weeks on routes for an electric path between New Albany and Corydon. Three candidate lines will be tested for best route and lowest cost, with extensions proposed to Leavenworth and through Blue River valley to access Will power for farms and fruit lands in Harrison County.
George Sonner formerly of this county but late of Atchison County Mo died recently there. A wife and eleven children survive, all present at the funeral except two sons who live in Idaho. He had been away from this county about twenty five years.
Ice cream supper at the M FE church in New Middletown is moved to August 1 from July 25. All are invited and asked to leave laundry at Luckett's store, Crystal Laundry agent.
Pope Leo XIII died at the Vatican in Rome on Monday the 2d, after weeks of fragile life. He faced decline with resolve, ending his reign amid benedictions from the faithful. A full life-and-death obituary will appear in the next issue.
Last week fishermen along the Ohio Tower near Swan's Land used long iron bar devices with lines to harvest mussel beds living on a gravel bottom in twenty five feet of water. Boats from Leavenworth operate with prices at twelve and a half cents per hundred. Live shells are boiled to extract meat and shipped to button factories fetching about 22 dollars a ton. valuable pearls are also sold.
John Higginbotham sustained serious injuries last week after a limb fell on him while making ties on the Ed Erstine farm east of town. He suffered multiple broken ribs and was treated locally.
The Summer meeting of the Indiana Horticultural Society will be held August 6 at Pendleton in Madison County. Delegates are entertained free by local citizens and farmers of Hamilton County are specially invited to attend.
Hundreds are expected at Sulphur Well on August 1 for a grand ice cream festival led by Wo Lockhart and Dan Appleate. Amusements for all ages include prizes for top dancers and a band concert as a key feature of the day.
The Glad State Capitol undergoes a roof replacement by Corydon Planing Mfg Co and A P Wood. Work refreshes the landmark after years without updates. Special Big Four route train offers Indianapolis return for 1.50, July 26, leaves Union Depot 8:00 a.m. and returns at 7:00 p.m. Tickets at City Ticket Office and Depot.
Local readers condemn poor ball games at the fair grounds with high admission costs. Scores show Howard Park 16 Corydon 12 and Corydon 14 Howard Park 8. Corydon players joined five locals plus Dott of Palmyra in a Sunday Louisville game against Frank Goss, described as spirited and competitive.
The St. Peter Sunday school will hold its annual celebration July 30 in the church grove. Rev. F. C. Cromer of Louisville will speak in the afternoon on The Triumphs of Christianity. He is regarded as a capable speaker, and attendees are urged to travel to St. Peter’s for a pleasant event.
War Department announces next October at West Point a nine state formation drill with Indiana Kentucky Wisconsin Michigan troops plus United States forces. About 6000 state troops will participate. Transportation and camps costs borne by government. privates paid 13 a month. officers paid like regular army. Land rent at 1 per acre for camp and fortifications. full release on damages required. Local interest grows in making West Point site a permanent army post.
An ice cream supper will be held at Musselman church on Saturday night July 25 for the church benefit. All are invited.
The C. Society of the Christisy church invites the public to an ice cream social at the court house yard on the 30th. All are welcome.
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