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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
5
The Corydon Democrat notes the Crawford circuit court will convene June 27. Local items include business trips, family visits, farm work, and community notices featuring residents of Corydon and surrounding towns.
The Democrat records subscribers since the last report. Names include C M Cline Corydon Eliza Winn Georgetown Delia McIntyre Laconia Joseph Daley Rockport E Peters Wiopelis Mary Rhodes Corydon M Griffin Detroit George L Bower Locust Point Herman Myer Corydon L P Deutsch Hotchkiss Colorado L N Tracewell Corydon B C Reed Louisville Lewis Sopp Corydon Hardin Reas Central Jennie Cromwell Elizabeth Wm Cahoe Corydon Susan Cahoe Alleghany Albert Eisert Elizabeth Pfrimmer Jeffersonville Thomas Gibson Worth Dr C T Wolfe Chicago Philip Denhart Ramsey Joseph H Smith Valley Sta Ky.
An ad promotes Lane's Family Medicine as a pleasant herb tea that purifies the blood, cleans the skin, and aids stomach and bowels. It claims to cure headache and backache and notes it is sold by druggists and dealers for 25c. The Red Mill seeks Timothy hay at the market.
A list of property deeds records many transfers across Central City Milltown Corydon Depauw and Corydon areas with varied parcels from 0.5 to 973 acres and prices ranging from 1 to 2 500 dollars. Notable entries include Elizabeth Stevens to Noma Rainge lot in Central City for 150 dollars and Richard H Humphrey to David A Simler 973 acres for 1300 dollars.
Mr Louis S Riely chemist offers ZICMO and ZEMO as remedies for eczema and skin conditions. He claims the products cure by drawing germ life to the surface and destroying it, with a booklet available on home treatment. The remedy is described as safe for use on infants and in stock for prompt relief.
Cynthia A. Booker died in Corydon last Wednesday at age 88. Funeral services were led by Rev. B A Robertson and the burial was at Jordan's graveyard three miles south of town last Thursday. She had lived here briefly and previously resided south of town, mother to eleven children including Joseph Booker and Mrs. Longacre in the county and Mrs. Charles Weaver in Albany.
Personal 17 day Monon Route journey departs Louisville on August 1 visiting Yellowstone Park Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Manitou Colorado Springs and Denver with side trips to points of interest. Private cars used and lodging in one berth 165 175 dollars covers all. Send for book to Geo A Jones Manager 2737 With Ave or E H Bacon D P A Monon Route Louisville Ky.
Last week updates include Gertie Table recovering and visiting relatives in New PLY. Marlie Flankigan finished a new house and moved in. Scott Wolfe of Illinois visits sister Mrs George Kessinger. Lafe E Winders, Louisville post office worker, visits home folks. Mrs Allie Deatrick and Miss Mable Hilderbrand spend part of week in Falls Cities. Erama Felps returns to New Albany after visiting great grandmother Mrs Bush. Mrs Ellen Burton Mr and Mrs Chas Burton and Master Gilbert Nurton of New Albany visit friends here. Mr and Mrs John Treece return from Florida to visit relatives nearby. Mrs Henry Kirk, lately critical, shows improvement and can walk with cane.
Advertisement touts Orange Blossom suppositories as a positive cure for inflammation congestion and womb disorders including anteversion retroversion prolapse and fibroid tumors. It claims safety comparable to flaxseed poultice with worldwide testimonials and urges women to treat themselves offered by druggists at $1.00 with a free sample and book.
The Corydon School Boys Band, led by board members L C Keller O M Wolfe and A G Ward, has hired Carlisle Brown to train and direct over June July and August. More than twenty youths learn steadily, aiming to perform at public events in the summer and fall. Rehearsals take place in the Grand Jury room upstairs at the courthouse, with occasional public square performances planned.
Notice to all indebted to Watson Milling Co to pay accounts arising under the partnership. The partnership has been dissolved by mutual consent and all business matters in which we are both concerned should be settled. Frank E Watson and A J Watson manager partners.
Charles McCaha Ran announces reopening of his Ramsey Indiana nursery after years in the industry. The advertisement notes a large lot of hardy trees available for fall delivery and invites customers to inquire for planting and landscaping needs.
An advertisement from O. M. Lonagst in New Salisbury urges customers to call for a line of dry goods and groceries and promises the highest market prices for butter and eggs, inviting mutual benefit.
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