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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1906

Page

5

Local notes and social items from Corydon area

A flood of short notes lists visits births marriages and political campaigns. Mentions residents in Corydon Floyd County and nearby towns with social calls travels to Bloomington Louisville New Albany and Kansas. Announcements include an upcoming Children’s Day at St Peter’s School and candidates for sheriff and prosecuting attorney.

St. Peter's Sunday School Franklin Township Samuel L. Trusty New Albany Floyd Circuit George B. McIntire

Birth notice and local updates from St Paul and vicinity

Yr and Mrs J Milton Miller of St Paul announce the birth of Ruth Comfort Miller on June 1 1906. Mrs George Shreck of York Neb visited Sheriff Ludlow’s family and traveled to Boone township to see relatives. Postmaster salaries at West Baden and French Lick Springs rose to 1600 and 2000 dollars respectively.

J. Milton Miller St Paul, Minn Ruth Comfort Miller George Shreck York, Neb Sheriff Ludlow Matilda Melton Boone Township West Baden French Lick Springs Trench Lick Orange County

Local ads highlight Rowe Bros and Miller stores in county

Merchants advertise a wide range of goods from cabinets, rockers, caned chairs, furniture and canning supplies to glass and tinware. Notable mentions include Rowe Bros as a hub for beds and decor, C M Miller selling tins and buckets, and weekly notices about local visits, events, and church activities across the county.

Prices Right on Furniture by Rowe Bros

Ambrose Sireck of Kansas City visits as sheriff. Ludlow relatives travel. Mr Pureck visits after twenty years. Roy Forbis recently married in Missouri. trip with Mrs Forbis to visit Dr Forbis in Laconia. J R Demosse and many kin from Kansas and Illinois visit Mrs Fred Wolfe. All are children of the late Dr M Demosse who lived here.

Will Chlaistley Bonnett Conrad Music Store Mr. Christley Ed. Vo Price & Co Rowe Bros Ambrose Sireck Kansas City Ludlow Rele Mr. Pureck Roy Forbis Missouri Forbis Doctor Forbis Laconia Spencer, Okla Mr. Forbis J. R. Demosse Neosha Kan Zoe Rosecrans Champlain Ill Clementine Bostwick Amelia Anderson Iola Alonzo Dowell Straud Okla J. A. DeMosse Thayer Kansas Theo. Youstler New Albany Fred Wolfe

Death of Mrs Frederick in Mauckport

Mrs Jeannette Frederick wife of Henry Frederick died at her Mauckport home on Monday the 18th after a long illness. She was about 70, a resident since 1877 after coming from Germany. The funeral was Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev A M Irvine. She leaves a husband and one son.

William Hisey Charles Aurora Ind Cincinnati Charles Hisey William Joseph Hisey Abraham Hisey Jeannette Frederick Henry Frederick Mauckport Germany A. M. Irvine

Bridgeport News Roundup of Local Happenings

Local showers in Sumdas area. Captain Paris praised as sociable in Bridgeport. Miss Mavine Diddlcott visited Louisville friends last week. Wagons carried raspberries through town Sunday. Early truckers report new potatoes this week. Captain Villier spent weekend in Ells Cities. J B O Williams hauled beans to market for 5700 dollars. Bridgeport team lost to a picked squad at New Albany. Lee Shireman moved to New Albany to enter feed-stable business. Tom Friedley bought Joe Daughtery farm below New Albany for 7200 dollars. Citizens sight clouds near Peter Bitzer works. Authorities raided a local vinegar plant, uncovering several barrels of whisky marked vinegar.

Sumdas Paris Mavine Diddlcott Louisville Nore Captain Villier Ells J BO Williams Bridgeport New Albany Lee Shireman Tom Friedley Elizabeth Our Town Tom Joe Daughtery Peter Bitzer

Cold weather tip for stables using building paper

As temperatures fall and stables grow cold the text advises layering with building paper to improve warmth. It suggests this is a cheaper option than alternatives and should be applied liberally and carefully for best effect.

Onion Beds Planted in Fall With Manure Dressing

Onion beds were laid in fall and covered with finely composed manure. They require no tending in spring and will be ready for use earlier than usual.

Cranberry Preserve Recipe From Historic Grocery Note

Five pounds of cranberries, three and a half pounds of brown sugar, scant pint of vinegar, two tablespoonfuls of cinnamon and allspice, and one of eloves. Cook slowly two hours.

Sign Promising Service If You Don’t See It

A grocer’s counter displays a sign If You Don’t See What You Want Ask For It. A man demanded a six month old bill and was shown out the front door, leading him to believe grocers lack consistency.

Child rejects marriage in playful exchange

A juvenile opinion from the Chicago Post recounts a visitor asking the girl about marriage. The girl responds that her mother says her father cares for the children, so she will not seek a husband and will focus on caring for her own future children.

Chicago Post

Grandson Traces English Lineage in Old Family House

The Philadelphia Ledger recounts Woodby noting his grandfather descended from a top English house. A tale circulates of the old man allegedly falling from a roof while repairs for a noble lord, prompting local interest in historic estates and lineage.

Woodby England Philadelphia Ledger

A Hero or a Genius Guessing Right Most Often

A concise remark from the Louisville Herald praising quick wit and sound judgment as keys to success. The quote highlights the value of accurate foresight and decisive action in achieving favorable outcomes.

Louisville Herald

Corydon Area Notes and Local Visits

Local notes list numerous visitors and sick lists from Laconia and Corydon. Indiana visitors include Douglass Cooper and Henry B. Elbert, with residents Laura Brashear and Ela Crosier visiting home folks. Events mention roofing work by Kate Birdwell et al and attendance by Supt. Jenkins and Sheriff Ludlow at a recent commencement.

Douglass Cooper Indianapolis Laura Brashear Claude Ferree Dayton Ela Crosier Metropolis John Neafus Lorena Steepro Leavenworth Corydon Henry B. Elbert Vories Business College Indianpolis Amanda Stevens Gace Eleanor Martin E. C. Willar Isaac Pindell Ora Lemmon John Nineer Neal Neafus Little Katheryn Lloyd Cecil Floyd New Albany Alys Kate Birdwell John Jane Heenn Lilpop Baker Bekart Joel Russell Walter Stobberts Edward Crosier A.C. Grdlow Reader Henry Ludlow Cooper Crosier Stock and Poultry Food Co Jane Supt. Jenkins Sheriff Ludlow

Hosiery Ad Claims Best Wearing Stockings Yet

Hill Grove notices show exchanges of guests among local families Sunday. An advertisement from Tarn Bun P Taorren & Co claims they have secured the best wearing hosiery from top mills and offer it at any price.

Tarn Bun P. Taorren.& Co

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