Embury Nine Defeats Knob Creek in Wet Weekend Tilt
Storms shut in telephones and floodwaters dampen area life. Embury kids beat Knob Creek 18 to 8 with Carl Maetschkey of New Albany cheering Embury and later hosting a pie celebration.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
4
Storms shut in telephones and floodwaters dampen area life. Embury kids beat Knob Creek 18 to 8 with Carl Maetschkey of New Albany cheering Embury and later hosting a pie celebration.
A heavy Sunday rain interrupted harvest progress as farmers near completion. J R White completed a well while George Ruff from Bradford visited Mrs Martha Edmonson. Miss Law Weathers from Crandall visited Henry J Bye family. A large camp meeting drew many, with Rev Brooks from Troy Conference, New York, preaching in the morning.
Mrs. Andrew Wernert, once very sick, shows improvement. Area youths attended Elizabeth dedication services on July 25. Mr and Mira Bickel of Louisville and Mr and Mrs Geo Rupp of New Albany visited Henry Rupp and family last week.
The Fishermans Special on the Chicago & North Western Railway departs Chicago at 5 00 P M and arrives in the North Woods next morning for breakfast. Pullman sleeping cars run through from Incage to Wisconsin and Michigan resorts. Low rate tickets issued daily. Free booklet and pamphlets available from N M Lreeze Cincinnati Ohio. Jy26 3w
Heavy rain swept Southern Indiana with Georgetown reporting a cloud burst and streets flooded to three feet. The county saw widespread downpours and many areas experienced flash flooding as water filled yards and run through homes. Several couples are listed for marriage licenses in notices.
Henry Brown and Walter Blunk celebrate a girl as Sunday night events draw Y. P. C. U. to a largely attended gathering. Nearby, Raccoon Creek rose higher last Friday than on record while residents visit relatives from New Albany to Elwood.
Lanesville area residents report visitations by Bertha Woertz and Mrs. John Woertz from Louisville. Lorena Yost Rosa Grantz and Katie Zabel also visit relatives near town and Falls Cities. Leonard Dow Minnie Wicke visit P W Voelker. Rosa and Catharine Kienzle visit Magdalene Bachman. Joseph LaPlant visits Creorgetown township. Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Gach tour the poor asylum. Reeves thresher sold by A Schellenberger Jr John A Garing and Louis Ott proves satisfactory.
SALLIE F PITMAN born to Mr and Mrs Martin Bolith an eleven pound boy. Mrs J W G Loudon visited Alvin Harmon a few days ago. Much damage was done to the com by the heavy rainfall Friday. The supervisor has been having the roads prepared the last few days. Quite a number attended the camp meeting at Ramsey Sunday. Rev W G Morgan and family were guests of H Davis and family last Sunday Mrs Brown and daughter Jesse of Scott township were in the vicinity one day last week. The threshing machine has been delused with its work due to bad weather. Miss Enna Pepper staying with Mrs H J Barrow has returned home. Uncle Anthony Davis our up to date blacksmith made a trip to Ramsey last
Miss Rose Michel is on the sick list. Clifford Langford, son of Dr. Langford, is ill. Ex Sargent Stamm visited John Habernmel of Corydon. Lawrence Langford works with Stam and Steersteeter's Hay Press. Wa C Smith and Columbus Davis have phones up. Mr. Miller, Geo Rochner’s father-in-law, is in town from Louisville with a phonograph entertaining locals. Geo Bailor of Fredericksburg and Wamp Avery of Palmyra were in town on business. A dispute between John Fessel and John Baker at Frank Baker’s barber shop led to Fessel kicking Baker twice. Baker is in serious condition. Dr. Chas Boston, his physician, says there is little hope for recovery.
Miss Gertie Laduke daughter of Charles and Emma Laduke of Taylor Township died on the 13th from consumption aged 16 years, 9 months, and 6 days. Funeral was held at Glenwood the following day with a large Presbyterian service led by Rev. Zugg Budusbiee. Her family memorial notes her as a devoted Christian.
Dr. H. S. Wolfe of New Albany visited Corydon friends early this week and met ex-Sheriff Bence. He praises William Jennings Bryan and Bryanism, calling Bryan the Apostle Paul of today and says his influence sustains the Democratic party. The doctor appears healthy nearing three quarters of a century.
The piece argues for prudent saving and frugal living, urging careful spending. It notes that small investments like gardening seeds or Smying Chamberlain's remedy can prevent larger costs later, and promotes Crosier's Corner Drug Store as the place to buy.
An advertisement notes the firm provides abstract records of Harrison county real estate and can furnish a complete government title up to the present time based on Harrison county records.
An advertisement endorses DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as pure and best for sores burns boils eczema blind bleeding itching or protruding piles. Promoted as genuine and sold by all druggists.
An advertisement urges hiring C B Kopp as auctioneer for the sale. It highlights his standing as a top auctioneer in the country and notes he can appraise goods accurately. Contact Corydon RRL 1262w.
Real estate transfers include Jesse Love selling 21 acres to William Rowe for 400 dollars. Michael Gurts sells a Depauw lot to Guss Gurtz for 350 dollars. Wm Keiley transfers 15 acres to Agnes Hess for 500 dollars. Elizabeth Crush sells 5 acres to Eva Henriott for 250 dollars.
Classified notice lists a farm for sale three miles northwest of Corydon on Milltown road. Includes contact: TVaAN Grable Corydon Ind. jy 26-4w. Also mentions a Jeffersonville court injunction against Dr EH Flynn over dog impounding and carcass disposal near the city jail. H W Richard offers legal services from rooms over The Hub store. jae21-tt
Miss Ella Off of 1127 Linden Street Indianapolis says a prolonged run down constitution left her unable to work until a druggist recommended Peruna. She reports improved appetite, energy, sleep, and full recovery within months. She praises the medicine and encourages others to seek advice from Dr Hartman.
Byrneville residents recount visits by Cone Tush and Miss Hazzard to New Albany, a Crandall baptism, and plans for a Traum Scott debate. The Cumberland Telephone Co expands copper lines to Marengo, sparrow lore amuses locals, and a severe Georgetown storm floods streets. St. Peter tomorrow.
Otterbein and Hiawarna residents visit friends at Lodaberg on Sunday. Miss Anna Yeager takes music lessons at Brandenburg. Locals attend Mauckport circus. Grover Yeager returns from Illinois for visits. Chas Rissler home from work with David Youtsler. Ethel Miller and Lee Faith attend Otterbein Sunday School. Mrs. Margaret Jacobs and Ad Robins visit Henry and Mrs. Wise. Mrs. Millie Hunter and daughter Alpha return from Titus visit. Lula Cromwell returns home near Elizabeth visiting cousin Anna Yeager. Sunday School at Otterbein led by Henry Loppaz with G C Miller as secretary.
Valley City column reports farm activity and travel notes. Ivan Mowrer expands photography business while Geo Mowrer & Co. build a house for H. E. Trotter. W. T. Lopp plans to return to Alaska November 1. Several locals attend Ramsey camp meeting. multiple residents visit nearby towns and a group makes a business trip to the Falls Cities. Threshing totals are listed for numerous farmers, led by H. E. Trotter with 1800 bushels.
Three reasons mothers prefer One Minute Cough Cure are that it is harmless it tastes good and children love it and that it cures coughs croup and whooping cough when other remedies fail sold by all druggists.
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