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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
2
Sunday school attendance reported with officers and musicians. A long list of visits and travels includes Mrs. Bob Rush ill list, Miss Minta Couns visiting Mrs. West Arnold, and many relatives from Corydon Louisville George town Bakola and Louisville returning home. A tramp traveler identifying as Treanor tours Unis. Frank and family visit from Danesville.
The undersigned offers two farms for sale on Blue River two miles from the New Albany pike. The property covers 101 acres with ample timber to cover the price. Viewings arranged through Joseph TL Walk, whose farm lies to the south. Corydon savings and loan listed as notable names. j 29 2w.
Mrs. Ora Stoner contracts measles while the U S and class meeting drew a well attended gathering Sunday. Miss Ida Sibert visited Mr and Mrs John Sonner and family Sunday. Commodore Rainbolt made a quick trip to Leavenworth Sunday evening. Charles Sibert and son Clyde stay with relatives near Worth. Cleve J Rainbolt of Leavenworth visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Rainbolt Sunday. Miss Florence Rothrock who spent ten days in St Edwards Hospital will return home Monday evening and is much improved.
Frenchtown reports Frank Steph bought a rubber tire buggy for business in Louisville. Mrs Meda Davis visited New Albany last Thursday. A small child of Mr and Mrs Haley died on Thursday June 25 with funeral at Mt Zion Friday June 24. Martha Briscoe and daughter Cora of DePauw visited. St Bernard Church will hold a festival July 4 for church funds. School trustees remind travelers settlements due by Lee financial year end.
Miss Lucy Zabel visits Louisville while Mrs Henry Goeswein remains ill. Elizabeth Wright travels to New Albany on extended visit. Fred Zabel and son Emer visit Falls Cities. Norma Rike and mother visit Mr and Mrs John Ham. Twenty six receive first communion at Catholic church. Ed Zable returns from Fort Wayne for vacation. Local stock company forms to raise 25000 for state bank and building. Reinhardt Zable Edman Zable Millicent Hussung and Ott visit Henry Hussung near Greenville.
Iey M. Davidson, James P. Sappenfield and wives visited in New Albany. Adram Utz from Milltown saw his brother Albert. Lea Quebbeman and wife with Engleman and Singleman families from near Galena visited relatives. Aunt Nan Singleman toured Louisville. Commissioners inspected pike work. Blanche Hazzard pursued a teaching license in Louisville. Local homes painted. pike work progressing from the county line toward Byrneville. Various residents visited relatives in Corydon New Albany Louisville and Milltown with farm and family updates.
Congressman Jack Beall delivers a speech described as both instructive and entertaining. The Democrat readers are urged to read the piece printed in this issue for its engaging content and insights.
Nicely described house and lot available on East Chestnut or Mill Street in Corydon. Price listed at 850 dollars. inquiries directed to the office for details and viewing. Wholesome food and wholesome flour mentioned as part of the office's offerings.
Miss Laura Mauck recovers and moves about. The Boley infant dies last week. Miss Corean Hart visits her uncle John Walter east of Corydon. Stanley Smith returns home after picking strawberries near Elizabeth. Mrs Elizabeth King cared for Oscar Brown’s infant who died. Howard Jones and family visit Wilford Emily and wife. George Miller and wife visit Benjamin Fleck and wife near Lanesville. Mrs King intends to visit cousin Agnes Brown before returning to Louisville. John Conrad and family visit David Emaily and wife.
Twenty six children received First Holy Communion at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Lanesville on Sunday June 25 1910. Rev Father A Peckskamp led a solemn service with fourteen boys in black and twelve girls in white. Names include Leo Yochem Frank Steiner Philip Wisman Peter Loew Bernard Shickel Charles Endris Anthony Geis Arthur Goodman Herman Yost John Stilger Celestine Zeller John Tadris Otto Jaegers John Henry Olivia Roehner Clara Steiner Irma Brown Theresia Hisert Kva Jaegers Adell Bowman Rosa Bowman Mary V Presster Bertha Schmelz Bertha Schueler Olivia Ringle Edna Henriott. The communicants thank their pastor for his instruction. CLARA II STEINER.
Miss Essie Fink of near West Point visited home folks on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Waller Applegate spent Sunday with Ben Applegate of Rosewood. Alonzo Miller of Evans Landing visited Stanley Kelley of Rosewood Sunday. Emma Seibert of Buena Vista visited Lannie and Margaret Brown of Rosewood Saturday. A balloon passed Corydon about an hour after. seen from this township. Harry Stewart and sons of Sugar Grove spent Sunday with J E Miller’s family of Rosewood. Mrs Munroe Showmaker near Rosewood is seriously ill. her daughter Mrs Jamies Russell of Elizabeth has been with her the past week.
Corean Agnes Brown infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown died on Wednesday June 2 1910 aged five weeks and five days. Survived by parents and three sisters, funeral at Pfrimmer Chapel conducted by John H Heth Coryson. Body laid to rest in nearby cemetery. Poem expresses faith in heavenly rest for the child and comfort for the family.
Wheat cutting keeps farmers busy as townspeople visit relatives and run errands. Flossie Burg traveled to New Albany on Saturday while Andrew Walk of New Salisbury visited Mr and Mrs R I Davis on Sunday. Sam Hancock made a business trip to Corydon last week. Lawrence Davis of New Albany visited his mother, Cynthia Davis. Paul Townsend and family returned from a prolonged visit at Scottsburg and Henryville Indiana. Davis Cut Rate Drug Store advertises ready service.
Joseph R. Grable of Corydon Indiana testifies from personal experience that Doan's Kidney Pills are a good kidney medicine. He bought them at Louis Riely’s drug store and needed only a few doses to see their value. For sale by all dealers priced 50 cents. Jester Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Last week the county held its final commencements as pupils earned diplomas and many will return to high schools next fall for further credentials. In Losey township Elizabeth hosted a large crowd with the Simbs Orchestra from New Albany providing music and Supt. WH A Buerk delivering the principal address. A Spencer township outdoor ceremony on Wednesday drew an ideal audience on a lawn lit by gasoline lamps with music by the Depauw Band. Morgan township residents gathered Thursday night at Wolfe’s Grove near Palmyra for speeches and tunes from the Palmyra Brass Band, marking another successful celebration.
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