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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
5
Community items detail visits, school graduations, depot work, hotel entrances, and local business updates. Mentions include New Albany High School graduates, Blue River ferry, Martins Hotel, and partial depots. The column references residents like Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, Dr. Bottorff, and Mrs. Tuell, with short notices on property, farming, and local commerce.
A roundup of social visits, travel plans, sales, and local affairs across Corydon, Floyd County, and nearby towns. Highlights include visits by Miss Bettie Cook and others, school plans for Anna McPheeters, a strawberry show with forty prizes, a local option vote in Whiskey Run township, a Denver death, a personal injury suit against Southern Railway, a Campbellshure fire destroying business districts, and War Department grave markers for Revolutionary soldiers in Harrison County.
John W. Cochran sold the Hoosier Dairy Lunch at 315 Pearl Street New Albany to Edward K. Jones who assumed charge Thursday. Cochran plans a move to Los Arcos California to enter a restaurant business venture in that county. Jones is described as a pleasant young man and is expected to preserve the restaurant's good reputation.
Mighty acres of land in Spencer township one half mile east of Fountain church and one and a half miles northeast of White Hill. For information contact J. W. Sipe 2124 Lyon's Street Louisville Ky.
A health notice explains constipation as a major cause of piles and claims women suffer more due to indoor work and inactivity. It promotes Hem-Roid internal tablets by L. S. Riely and druggists with a $1 large bottle guarantee and offers a mail booklet from Dr. Leonhardt Co. Buffalo NY.
Mrs Elizabeth Green wife of Wesley Green died at her home in Scott Township on Tuesday May 30 after a long illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Potato Run Church and burial followed in the nearby cemetery. She was eighty four and mother to nine children eight sons and a daughter. two children had already died leaving seven sons to mourn. Her death brought relief after a lengthy illness.
Mrs Carrie Moore of Cherry Valley Arkansas says she feared being alone due to headaches palpitations and low vitality. After using Cardus she feels better than in five years and praises Cardui as a woman's tonic sold by local druggists.
Decoration Day was observed with no formal program as residents visited cemeteries from morning onward. The English Band played in town in the afternoon before marching to the cemeteries, while locals lament the lack of formal exercises and urge citizen involvement. Mrs. Minnie Lamb endorses Cardui, praising relief from spells and recommending it for women.
The regular Annual Chautauqua at Glenwood Floyd county will be held daily with attractions this afternoon and night. Speakers include Dr W A Colledge Dr Frank Gunsauls Senator Thomas P Gore William Rainey Bennett Congressman Victor Murdock Chas Rt Laggarts Geo B P Alden Frank Dixon and Rev Father Daly among others. Morrison county residents attend annually and rent tents to stay throughout the event.
Use Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes and ease tight or new shoes. Relieves painful swollen tender sweating aching feet and takes the sting out of corns and bunions. Sold everywhere 25 cents. Don't accept substitutes. Sample free. Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York address listed.
The building now occupied will be for rent within weeks as the Democrat office relocates to Market Street. Owner is Dr. J. J. Lawson of New Albany. Interested parties should call Lew M. Op Bannon at the current office.
Put Your Money In the Savings and Loan Association of Corydon and earn 5 percent. You can take paid up shares by paying the full amount 100 at one time or shares on an installment plan with 100 or more per month. If you have the money take one or more shares. Alva Heisbman of Scott Township lost a fine mare last Tuesday.
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