Dean's Kidney Pills Proven By Local User
In a testimonial from Charles Glover of New Albany Indiana a Civil War era kidney trouble sufferer reports back pain relief after seven boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad promotes the Buffalo New York Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents with a 50 cent price and local retailer Riely and Son's drug store serving as a point of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Glover
West Main St
New Albany
Ind
Dean
Corydon
Riely & Son’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
Delayed Communications and Local Notes from Bridgeport
Bridgeport brief reports crop shortages in oats and potatoes. Visits include James Farnsley in Alls Cities, Peter Farnsley and Mrs Delia Bush at Stewart's Landing, and Wm Lahue and family with Wm Pink from Elizabeth with D T Carter. Charles Cunningham reports 1000 bushels straw for wheat though only 600 thresh. Aunt Frank Stewart ill at home. Sugar Grove ice cream supper draws city campers along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Farnsley
Peter Farnsley
Delia Bush
Stewart’s Landing
Wm. Lahue
Wm. Pink
Elizabeth
D. T. Carter
Charles Cunningham
Frank Stewart
Sugar Grove
Local residents and visitors share a weekend in town
Joe Wiseman was in Leavenworth Thursday. C R Sharp was in White Cloud Thursday on business. Miss Lulu Conrad visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Sophia Marshery was in Leavenworth on business Saturday. Misses Ruth Shrigley and Goldia Chanley were guests of Miss Sylvia Sharp Sunday. Will Everdon and friend Henry of Illinois visited Wyandotte Friday. Misses Irene and Lelia Everdon Pearl Conrad Etta McAdams Ethel Seoil and Beulah Tower Ural Henry and Messrs Claude and Ed Stephen 300 Artie and Zenur Dean Lancy Conrad and Will and Victor Everden spent Thursday on Blue River. They reported a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Sharp
White Cloud
Lulu Conrad
Sophia Marshery
Leavenworth
Ruth Shrigley
Goldia Chanley
Sylvia Sharp
Will Everdon
Henry
Illinois
Wyandotte
Irene
Lelia Everdon
Pearl Conrad
Etta McAdams
Ethel
Seoil
Beulah Tower
Ural Henry
Claude
Stephen
Artie
Zenur
Dean
Lancy Conrad
Will
Victor Everden
Blue River
Social visits spread across Indianapolis and neighboring cities
Miss Daisy Colwell of Indianapolis visited her sister Mrs. C. A. Reagan. Misses Duck and Martha Drillett of New Albany visited relatives here. Mrs. Camell and Mrs. Potts of Louisville visited Mr. and Mrs. Camell nearby. Mrs. Rastus Smith returned home after a Louisville visit. B. W. Reagan of Mauckport visited his son Charles and grandson Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas returned home in New Albany after a brief visit. Mrs. Tillie Buford returned to Louisville after time with cousin Mrs. Roy Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Duck
Martha Drillett
New Albany
Louisville
Roy Winters
Ice Cream Supper Set at Evans Landage Church
In Taylor Township residents update of local life Mrs Frank Brown is ill John Robinson lost a horse last week Jesse Mason visited Corydon friends John Arnold visited relatives in Stithton Ky Dr Delus and family visiting relatives in Louisville Agnes Carey and Walter Chapell of Louisville visiting here Mabel Ackerman of Louisville staying with parents August 8 ice cream supper planned on church lawn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arnold
Stithton
Dr. Delus
Louisville
Agnes Carey
Walter Chapell
Mabel Ackerman
Louisille
Arents
Joe Ackerman
Evans’ Landag Presbyterian Church
Community gathering invites all to August 8 event
Refreshments will be served afternoon and evening. All are cordially invited to attend. Remember the date August 8.
Local Social Notes From Evansville Area
D. T. Boston visits aunt Emily Boston on Sunday. Florence Boston shows slow recovery. Miss Lydie Gibson visits Florence Boston. Maude Burn serves as night watch at Evansville Hospital. Mabel Eskew visits Charles Temple. Mrs. Woodford Hurn visits her uncle D. T. Boston. Will Stevens to return from Terre Haute in about two weeks. J. F. M. Wolfe and wife of New Albany visit F. M. Crandall's. Rev. Siebert leads grove services in place of schoolhouse meetings. Rebecca’s ice cream supper at Mott draws large crowd. Basket meeting planned in Mott grove on August 6 hosted by Rev. Condo of Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott
Condo
Corydon
Born to Mr and Mrs Jone Rusk a fine boy
Birth notice notes the arrival of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Jone Rusk. Several relatives and neighbors are listed as visitors and well wishers. The item also mentions Arvile Kopp of Pleasant Ridge visiting Ivan Kopp and Harry Daviess visiting from Louisville with his two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone Rusk
Arvile Kopp
Pleasant Ridge
Ivan Kopp
Thomas Winn
Harry Daviess
Louisville
Piles Remedy Ad Promises Cure or Money Back
An advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid as a guaranteed cure for piles with a money back offer. The tablet is taken orally and is sold by L A Riely & Son in Corydon Indiana or The Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo New York for $100.
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Corydon Area
Mary E Dick transfers land to Nannie L Windell in Corydon for 600 dollars. John G Snider sells 10 acres to Almeda Nix for 600 dollars. Sarah M Deweese and others sell 40 acres to Liddie A Plohr for 600 dollars. Zelma L Crouch transfers 21 acres to Jesse O Pitman for 900 dollars. James L Morris sells 4 acres to Spencer Lahue for 900 dollars. Carrie McGillin sells 24 acres to Walter H Pearson for 600 dollars. Mary A Allyn sells 20 acres to Jesse W Bettinger for 1,000 dollars. ZT Funk transfers 8.6 acres to Guy Hickman for 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E Dick
Nannie L Windell
Corydon
John G Snider
Almeda Nix
Sarah M Deweese Et al
Liddie A Plohr
Zelma L Crouch
Jesse O Pitman
James L Morris
Spencer Lahue
Carrie — McGillin
Walter H Pearson
Mary A Allyn
Jesse W Bettinger
ZT Funk
Guy Hickman
Glenwood Chautauqua Opens With Noted Speakers
Opening day July 31 at Glenwood Chautauqua features Bishop Hughes delivering a lecture on Honoec Thy Father and Thy Mother. Lula Tyler Gates and Kellogg Haines Singing Party precede him, with Watson to speak on state and national issues in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Chautauqua
Hughes
Lula’i Yler Gates
Kellogg Haines
DePaul University
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Allegany Mountains
William Jennings Bryan
Albert J. Beveridge
Edwin Holt Hughes
Bishop Hughes
San Francisco
Orient
James E. Watson
House
Hostetter Promoted to Indiana Life Endowment Co Secretary
C A Hostetter elected Secretary of the Indiana Life Endowment Co succeeding George T Ashley. He has directed Agency operations and will assume executive charge at the home office likely relocating his family this fall. The firm gains a noted Evansville business figure amid a growing insurance field. Also notes F B Fulling of Evansville solicited Liberal Life Insurance business in Corydon. Dogs killed four sheep owned by W G Hougland four miles north of Corydon on Saturday night July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hostetter
Indiana Life Enjowment Co
George T. Ashley
Hostetter
Evansville
Indiana Life Endowment Co
F. B. Fulling
Corydon
Liberal Life Insurance Company
Anderson, Indiana
W. G. Hougland
Roll of Honor subscribers list added since last report
The following names appear as subscribers or renewals for THE Democrats: Herman Lind Louisville. David Conrad Corydon. Jacob Stevens Corydon RR 3. Ben Jordan Watseka Ill. H R LeMay Corydon RE 1. Miss Tena Wurm Corydon. W H Hawn Indianapolis. M El Shireman Mauckport. Manton Windell Corydon RR 3. Jos Talbot Georgetown. Jos Snider Corydon RR 5. John W Wise Mauckport. Mrs Chas Pitman New Amsterdam. Jacob Green New Albany. Anna Alstott Corydon RR 3. Henry Sanerheber White Cloud. William Woodward Leavenworth. Ed Beanblossom Mauckport. Agnes Harritt Corydon RR 3. Mrs M B O Learo Chicago. Jos C Rochert Lafayette. Mrs Otis F McIntosh Orleans Ind. Wm M Hisey Corydon RR 2. Mrs Magdalen Kopp Corydon RR 4. M Foster Georgetown RR 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lind
Louisville
David Conrad
Corydon
Jacob Stevens
xBen Jordan
Watseka
H R LeMay
Miss Tena Wurm
W H Hawn
Indianapolis
M EL Shireman
Mauckport
Manton Windell
Jos Talbot
Georgetown
Jos Snider
xJohn W Wise
Chas Pitman
New Amsterdam
Magdalen Kopp
Foster
Boy's Life Saved By Remedy Report
A parent reports a four year old recovered from a severe dysentery after two doctors gave up. They credited Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving the child's life and recommend its use with castor oil. Sold by L A Riley & Son. Also rental listing for a five room house on West Chestnut Street in Corydon with contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William H. Stroling
Carbon Gill
Ala
L. A. Riely & Son
West Chestnut Street
Albert Cox
Corydon
Dora B. Wheat
E. 10Th St
Kansas City
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Bridgeport
Joe Wiseman
Daisy Colwell
C. A. Rea
Gan
Frank Brown
John Robinson
Jesse Mason
Salisbury
D. T. Boston
Emily Boston
Florence Boston
Rebecca’s
Hursttown
Henry Brengman
Barrow
Heidelburg
Lafayette
White City
Jacob Ciunie
Ora
Fred Igert
Belle Edwards
Emma Lahue
Arvile
Nancy Lahue
Oma Conrad
Minnie Oppal
Ruth Lahuve
Kate Loden
Theodore Gatknech
Henry Eckart
Herschel Lahue
Cardus
Johan A. Rodgers
Hampden Sidney, Va
Ladies Advisory Dept
The
Chattanoo Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Glenwood Chautaugqua
Roll of Honor
Wace
Democrats
DR. Rice
East 6Th St
Sunpbay
Cumberland
H. H. Miller
Lew M. O’bannon
Attorney AT Law
Indiana
Ger, I. G. W. Mowrer
Corydon, Ind
A. B. Linder
W. H. Bulleit
E.E. Crayden
Ramsey, Mnd
Eureka
Home
Trotter
Fredericksburg
Swarens & Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey & Crandall
John
Heth
Oriagn IN
First National Bank
Atel
Beaublossom
Kentucky
New Albany Business College
West Market St
New Albany, Ind
Alex Miller
F. A. Ulen
Corydon, Indiana
Pete Elbers
Lanesville, Ind
Kodo
B.O. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
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