Local Notes From Corydon Area Social and School Updates
Ramsey photographer Harry Welker photographed the public school last Friday. Louisville visitors included Mrs. T. L. Bary and Mrs. E. A. Fouts with her son. Rev. Wallace of Georgetown to lecture at the public school next Friday night. A truck wheel injured J. P. Isterling at Corydon Junction depot. The German Methodist hold a protracted meeting here. Local youth attended Henry Kahl’s social. Rev. W. B. Frost plans emigration north. Lee Smith to Leavenworth to oversee damaged trees. Mt. Zion ferry meeting drew a large crowd. Win Smith Sr.’s general store in Central changed hands to William Smith. Charles Smith to move near Central. John Bickel funeral attended by Henry Bickel and others. Miss Emma Rupp visiting Links and Corydon. Lizzie Buse visiting Boone township. More notes on sick lists and family visits wrap the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Welker
Ramsey
T. L. Bary
Louisville
Joseph Walk
Blue River Township
D. H. Bringle
D. C. Fouts
Will Ross
Rev. Wallace
Georgetown
Coryden Junction
J. P. Isterling
Henry Kahl
Tuk Democrat
Iris
Marshal Pate
Harvey Lane
W. B. Frost
Lee Smith
Leavenworth
Mt. Zion
K.P. Main
Wim. Longbottom
Charles Applewate
Central
Win. Smith, Sr
Wm. Smith
Ete Dias Charles Smith
Henry Rupp
Corydon
Grandpa Richert
Imma Rupp
Links
Katie Haken
Hannah Neumeyer
Henry Bickel
John
Elopement Rumor and Local Notices Mix in Louisville
Wheat looks fine Mauck returns to Louisville this week Stroud Toler the boss horse trader rumor of an elopement Cora Mauck to Nebraska to visit aunt Elizabeth Cunningham Maucks hosted by Marcia and Pear last Sun Magic lantern show at No 12 school closes March 17 How to wait for a doctor Albany dairyman seeks doctor for sick child Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by family Eureka Creamery seeks 500 gallons of milk daily steady shippers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Mauck
Louisville
Straud Toler
Cora Mauck
Nebraska
Elizabeth Cunningham
Cora
Stella Mauck
Marcia
Pear
Bertie Fry
Annie
Grace Windell
No. 12
I. C
Albany
N.Y
Otto Scholz
Chamberlain
Crosier
Mar
Evureka Creamery
Broadway
T. L. Bary
Prop
Local residents and visitors noted in Corydon area
Rev Zenor visited friends nearby while Jesse Kintner stayed with his ailing father Philip. Numerous locals including Miss Mary Kintner and Miss Bertha Rainbolt were in Corydon and New Bethel. A fire at Radecliff's store led to sighting John Graves burning broom sage fields. thefts and illnesses also mark the week.
Township to End 105 Day School Term
Mrs Hester Crayden visited her brother Dr W H Davis at New Middletown last week. Bessie Kepley of Burnville works at John H Hughes. Oliver Seacat moves into Dan Pitman’s property, formerly Howard Ramsey’s. Joe Wellinger, hurt previously, can go out with crutches. O W Crayden, a young teacher, leaves for Borden next Saturday for spring term studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Crayden
W. H. Davis
New Middletown
Bessie Kepley
Burnville
John H. Hughes
Oliver Seacat
Dan Pitman
Howard Ramsey
Joe Wellinger
O. W. Crayden
Borden
Community Notes From Corydon and Nearby
Amel Snyder attended a Green Brier mast meeting Saturday and Sees Wii James G. Binkley of the O W N C was at home last week. Reuben Glen will go to Louisville next Tuesday to join the regular army. Col Knapp remains bedbound with dropsy. The Briles school closes next Friday. Mrs Rebecca Rhodes is sick with lagrippe. Hugh Rhodes and Arvel Snyder will attend the O V N C in spring. Mack Harper and family visited George W Binkley and family last week. X Y Z Meeting continues at the M E church. Ottie Albin has returned from the war. Ed Sherrill of Louisville visits his sister Addie Shuck. Ed Cromwell has gone to Posey county for the summer. A surprise dinner at Charles Kitterman’s for his 22nd birthday drew many friends. Dr T G Van Hook, Dentist, one door north of Dimoonar office Corydon Ind.
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Amel Snyder
Green Brier Mast
James G. Binkley
Reuben Glen
Louisville
Col Knapp
Briles School
Rebecca Rhodes
Lagrippe
Hugh Rhodes
Arvel Snyder
Mack Harper
George W. Binkley
Famly
X.Y. Z
M. E
Ottie Albin
Ed Sherrill
Addie Shuck
Ed Cromwell
Posey County
Charles Kitterman
Grand Surprise at District No 2 School
Patrons of district No 2 Jackson township surprised teacher O W Crayden last Saturday morning on the last day of school. Baskets of eatables were shared at noon before a large crowd. The afternoon featured student recitations and patron talks, with a closing remark by Crayden. A nighttime spelling bee crowned Hugh Felliy of Franklin township as top speller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Crayden
Jackson Township
Hugh Felliy
Franklin Township
Protracted Meeting At M E Church In New Middletown
Miss Katie Hahn Tillie Seitz and Hannah Niemeier of Louisville visit relatives in New Middletown as a protracted meeting continues. Mrs Jesse Rowe and her daughter from New Albany visit her parents Mr and Mrs James McKim. R B Watson of Mauckport visits. Jerry Zenor recovered enough to go out again after illness. The latest New Middletown song is set for publication.
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M. E
Katie Hahn
Tillie Seitz
Hannah Niemeier
Louisville
New Middletown
Jesse Rowe
New Albany
James McKim
R. B. Watson
Mauckport
Jerry Zenor
Ettie Bowling 1899 Death in Elizabeth
Ettie Bowling died at home in Elizabeth on March 11 1899 aged 25. Daughter of George II and Zarilda Bowling she lived in Louisville before returning to Elizabeth to teach Sabbath school. Her gentle devotion won the love of her scholars and family attended the funeral, one of the largest in Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettie Bowling
Elizabeth
George II
Zarilda Bowling
Louisville
Ettie
Baptist Church
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Promoted For Kidney Disease
An advertisement warns of a serious kidney and bladder disease with three stages from kidney trouble to Bright’s disease. It touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy, offers a free sample bottle and information, and notes the offer appears in the Corydon Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Indiana Sheriff Sale Of 40 Acres In Harrison County
Between 1:00 a m and 4:00 p m on the sale day, 40 acres in Harrison county Indiana described as the southeast fourth of the southwest quarter of section two and ten acres on the west side of the southwest fourth of the southeast quarter of section two. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, balancing in twelve months with notes secured and 6 percent interest. George K Gwartney, mirl Commissioner.
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Corydon
Indiana
John T. Moore
Martha J. Moore
Morrison County
Blue River
Harrison County
Indiantown
Christian Atz
Mrl
Harrison
Sarah J. Langford
David C. Fouts
Joseph Fouts
Martha A. Heep
Catharine Boston
Elizabeth Burn
I. George K. Gwartney
George K. Gwartney
Mirl
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed by Local Sellers
For frost bites burns and skin troubles DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is promoted as first and best. Warns against counterfeit imitators while naming L A Riney J Rorurock Corydon White Cloud and Harry Rowland for distribution and paper hanging services.
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DeWitt
L. A
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T. G. van Hook
Dimoonar Office
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Roy Toler
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Hallie Burcher
Frannie Burcher
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