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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
5
Front page items report social calls and visits across Harrison County. Corn crops, local sales, ice cream events at Rosenbarger's, and a Fourth of July picnic plan accompany town board actions and weather notes.
Miss Lottie Kast returned from Corydon to visit family over the weekend. Miss Ida McKim, finishing school at Corydon, has come home. Georgia Henry and Willie Clifford, guests of Chas. Wernert, have gone back to Louisville. John Rould of Louisville visited Miss Anna Luther recently. Oscar Luther welcomed a girl. Miss Lizzie Sohn has returned home. Hickman and Hickman report the first new wheat in town.
New Salisbury reports harvest complete. Ed Hahn shows improvement. Levi Felimy plans trip toward Jasper county Saturday. Curran Graves ill. Leona Ferock from New Albany visits Emma Hahn. Grace Davidson visits Crandall. Kate Fellmy returns from Ramsey. Children’s Day at New Salisbury on July 2. Burnville residents invited to C L Dick’s show in New Salisbury Tuesday to Thursday.
Mr Toek Bringle and Mrs Nancy Hubbard are listed as sick. Mr and Mrs A D Avery visited Crandall on Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Bringle was visited by Miss Elizabeth Heuser and Fay Seig with Ivan Rosenbarger of Corydon Sunday. Mrs Ella Hubbard and her Texas family visited relatives in New Albany and New Salisbury before returning home.
Dr Isaac J Hopper died at his home in Blue River township between Depauw and Milltown last Sunday after a long illness of consumption. He was about forty five years old and had lived in the county for about twenty years, coming from Washington county. He served on the pension board for several years and resigned about a year ago due to ill health. He leaves a wife and four children.
A large flouring mill in Palmyra owned by William Wolfe burned last Saturday night after a hot journal fire in the third story. About 600 bushels of wheat stored there were lost. Built in 1859 it was a sizable structure with an estimated loss of 4000 dollars and no insurance.
Farmers are urged to inspect the McCormick vertical lift and the Deering Ideal Giant mower at W. H. Bullett & Son, emphasizing the new models for dependable yard work.
Rain damaged raspberries as berries near end of season and pickers grow discouraged by market conditions. Onion crop is reported among the greatest for the area with early peach sales bringing fair returns. Several locals visit kin and others travel for work and church duties in nearby towns.
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