Corydon Notes Roundup of Local Moving and Health News
Myrtle Denbo visits Elma Watson at Iris Edward Nance of Franklin township sells farm to Philip Clunk. John Neafus of Boone township ill. G J Stanth of Dodge City Kansas visiting Corydon relatives. Mrs Sarah Fleshman and Mrs Rosa Toler left for Missouri. Joseph Gibson of Palmyra ill with typhoid pneumonia. Lafayette Bixler to Columbus with family. Tuell family to move to New Albany. Eight year old Harbeson of Franklin township ill with appendicitis. Ott and Knoell married in Corydon. Andrew Hess licensed to retail liquor. Residents to appear in Squire Lohmeyer’s court in Heth township. W H Bussabarger in New Albany for timber business. Jerry L Suddarth spoke in New Albany on Memorial Day. Avery attended remonstrators in Morgan liquor cases. Frank Wilson visited Posey township family. Remonstrance in Morgan township lists 220 names. Edward Hardsow and family move to Medford Oklahoma. Cook family and Dr Shutterly to Blue River for camping. Grace Russell sends bouquet to office. Board of Review to re-add assessments for ten days. Modern Woodmen of New Middletown decorate Sunday with Clyde Lottick speaking. Assessments bound by Sentinel Publishing. Herman Bauer from Lanesville to Pope’s Sanitarium. Mrs William Weechking and daughter Florence return to Louisville. David Fisher visits parents in Corydon. Lodge groups to decorate New Amsterdam on June Ju. Laconia correspondent thanks with roses. Rowe Langdon marriage in Weaver Hotel. Major J S Pfrimmer on corn growing prospects amid soaking rains.
Notable Local Figures and Events Across Corydon
Maryland Senator Gorman and Indianapolis leader John C. Yew are noted dead. Local notes cover church events, community gatherings, road and buggy trade, Sabbath schools, damandcs, and a large strawberry shipment to Chicago.
Corydon Property for Sale
Desirable Corydon homes offered with easy terms. Prices range from 900 to 1100 dollars. Farmers Savings and Trust Co. arranges sales with W E Cook as secretary.
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Corydon
Farmers Savings & Trust Co
W.E. Cook
Farmers Savines & Trust Co
W. £. Cook
Sunday School Convention Held At M E Church
The Harrison County Sunday School Convention met at the M E church over Monday and Tuesday with a fair attendance. Delegates were few and many township superintendents were absent. Mrs M J Baldwin spoke to the primary work and was well received. Dr Wm Daniel was elected president, Charles Swarrens vice president, and Miss Jennie Griffin secretary.
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Harrison County
M. E
M. J. Baldwin
Wm. Daniel
Charles P. Swarrens
Jennie Griffin
Local News From Laconia Grace Russell and Visitors
Miss Lizzie Sohn recovers quickly as sickness rises in the area. Mrs. Minerva Crosier improves after illness. Farms and family news note Joel Russell selling a fine mare to Morton Davis and neighbors visiting from Leavenworth New Albany and Corydon. An ice cream supper at Rehoboth on June 9 benefits the church.
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Minerva Crosier
Joel Russell
Morton Davis
Hugh Marsh
Leavenworth
J. T. Ashton
George Boone
Joshua Lemmon
New Albany
Sydney Ashton
Raymond Boone
N A. B.C
Mort Davis
Evans? Landing
Henry Meisner
Jesse Shreck
Idaho
Shreck
Todiana
Rehoboth
Maurice Anderson
Louisville
J. L. O’ Bannon
Allien Shuck
Roy Lahue
Sheriff Ludlow
Corydon
Bert Steepleton
Jacie
Wm. Longbottom
Near Central
First National in New Dress
The First National Bank reopens in a larger, redesigned banking room. W J Bullett directs interior changes to improve patron comfort with Italian marble, Tienduras mahogany counters, oxidized copper grill work, fire proof vaults, and public director’s room open to all. The bank invites customers to visit.
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First National Bank
W.J. Bullett
Decoration of Woodmen at Cedar Hill Cemetery
The Corydon camp of Modern Woodmen decorated the graves of deceased members at Cedar Hill Cemetery last Sunday. A large crowd attended as the English band provided music. Hon. John H. Weathers delivered an able address. The Woodmen order here is in flourishing condition.
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Corydon
Cedar Hill Cemetery
John H. Weathers
Barn Burned After Lightning Struck Thompson Brown Bar
The Thompson Brown bar near Palmyra was hit by lightning Monday night and burned with all contents. Loss estimated at 700 dollars with 450 dollars insured. Insurance ad for Wm Hab ermel accompanies the notice.
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Thompson Brown
Palmyra
IXeller Special Wagon and Delivery Wagon Description
One new IXeller special wagon, 3 inch and one delivery wagon suitable for cream, milk wagon or general use. IG-2w EL. PITMAN.
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Pitman
For Sale and Local Notices Across Corydon
For sale a good horse and a good mule offered by Geo. K. Gwartney. A list of Democrats leaving Corydon for the Indianapolis State Convention includes Edward O'Connor and others. Miss Georgia Wheat ill with typhoid fever visiting relatives in Louisville. First National Bank invites public to inspect new equipment. Also rental ad for a four room house by George K. Gwartney.
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Geo. K. Gwartney
Indianapolis
Edward O'Connor
James A. McRae
Geo. C. Brown
Michael Gleitz
W. H. Roose
Craven Boone
Andrew J. Lopp
J. L. O'Bannon
Charles Kintner
C. W. Thomas
W. B. Ludlow
Georgia Wheat
Gray Street Infirmary
Louisville
Als
Abbie Stevens
First National Bank
Morgan Township Votes Against Liquor Traffic Under Moore Law
Commissioners sustain majority remonstrance of Morgan township voters against liquor traffic. Under Moore law, the township will have no saloons for two years unless reversed on appeal, which appears unlikely given the law’s provisions.
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Morgan Township
Savings Deposit Slogan and Local Runaway Incident
An advertisement urges savings with Farmers Savings & Trust Co highlighting lost interest from non deposit. A runaway buggy incident on Chestnut Street carried Nellie Bulleit and Edward Bulleit as a frightened horse pulled the carriage. Ed fell out but no serious harm noted. Judge Cook returned from English Monday and will resume the bench Friday.
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Farmers Savings & Trust Co
Edward Bulleit
Nellie
Judge Cook
English
More Charges Against Standard Oil in ICC Hearings
Cleveland May 24 report that the Standard Oil Company is shown copies of pilfered telegrams from competitors. The telegrams allegedly include both business and secret political information sent to headquarters at 26 Broadway as part of interstate commerce commission hearings.
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Standard
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Broadway
Prison Warden Wounded by Youth in Political Murder
In St. Petersburg on Sunday M Shata lof warden of the city prison was shot four times and fatally wounded by an eighteen year old assailant named Skutilmin. The youth, executing a social revolutionist sentence in revenge for alleged mistreatment of political prisoners, also killed a beggar who tried to intervene before being arrested.
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St. Petersburg
M. Shatalof
Shataloff
Skutilmin
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Advert shows a remedy for delicate feverish children offering immediate relief and stomach cleansing. Claims to act on the liver, make a sick child strong and healthy, and to cure worms. Sold by all druggists 25c sample free Allen & Olmsted LeRoy NY junHiw.
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Cross
Gray
Allen & Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
junHiw
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The
Corydon Democrat
Myrtle Denbo
Elma Watson
Iris
Edward Nance
Franklin Township
Philip Clunk
John Neafus
Boone Township
G. J. Stanth
Dodge City, Kan
Sarah Fleshman
Rosa Toler
Missouri
Joseph Gibson
Lafayette Bixler
Columbus
Charles Tuell
Henry Harbeson
August C. Ott
Emma M.L. Knoell
Squire Morris
Andrew Hess
Lanesville
Squire Lohmeyer
Heth Township
W. H. Bussabarger
Jerry L. Suddarth
Wm. TF. Avery
Frank Wilson
Mr. Wilson
James Wilson
Posey Township
Edward Hardsow
Washington Township
Medford
Okla
C. W. Cook
E. E. Shutterly
Evanston, U1
Blue River
Laconia
Grace Russell
Board of Review
New Middletown
Clyde Lottick
Sentinel Printing Company
Herman Bauer
Pope's Sanitarium
Kty
William Wecchking
Florence
Chiisheller
David Fisher
Marion County Construction Co
E. W. Fisher
Odd Felows
Ben Hur
New Amsterdam
Apple
Kirkham
Corydon Land
Bruce Funk
George Miller
Walter McGrain
Ora Biilett
Purdue University
George W. Rowe
Sarah Rowe
Webster Township
Rosia A. B. Langdon
Lewis Langdon
Scott Township
Weaver Hotel
Moore
Pfrimmer
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Zoarnex
Stella Caughlin
John C. Yew
Spencer Township
Democrat
Bennett Caughlin
Indiana
Plainfield
George Gardner
Fred and
Joe Weathers
Carleton Daniel
Cora Glenn
French Lick
Hame
Pat Gossett
Charles Shaffer
C. R. Wasson
Alex Miller
Wm. Arnold
Caleb Thomas
Edwardsville
Isaac B. Lahue
Wm. Fisher
U. B. Church
I. B. Lahue
Dixie
Ahlbrand Surries
I. B. Lahue’s
John Jenkins
Crawford County
Robert Emily
Clerk Reynolds
Reynolds
Wm. S. Shuck
I. B. Lahus
William
E. L. Quade
Cincinnati
Dogwood
Father Gordon
Buena Vista
Georgetown
Ted
Donald McDonald
St. James Court
Ahlbrand
J. B. Lahue's
Board of Commissioners
Williams
John Watters
U. B.S
Mt. Zion
J. A. Caress
Caress
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Wyman’s
Glaze’s
Wolfe
Chicago
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S. S
Lizzie Sohn
Ariona Dailey
Will Tuell
Conveniente
Ance
Wm Habermel
C. M. Krause
J. H. Chappell
Mune Harritt
Dr. Rea
L. A. Riely & Son
Lt. Watson
George K. Gwartney
Mali
M. Summers
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J. P. Govan
Denbo
Mauckport
Hurst
Schoen
Dean
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Isterling
Corydon Junction
C. H. Boston
Bradford
Davis
Riely
Morgan Dry
Chas. L. Rea
New York City
Stanton Co
Kansas
R. Watson
Perth
Luc Lla
Peter Klerner
Ind
James A. Watson
Corydon, Ind
Atson Bros
Dr. Davis
Eureka Phone
Alee
Charles Ehalt
Cumberland
Ramsey
Southern
Dewees
John W. Aistatt
Eureka
Peres Vo
R. R. Sigler. Ramsey
Mig-Tf
Jos
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Plymouth Place
Chica
Eade County
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Milan
Evansville College
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Maine
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Charles L. Stevens
Josiah Littell
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