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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
11
Community notices from Corydon report visits by Mrs Ethelstaith and others to Louisville, relatives visiting, and multiple shopping ads for Derman and Bevan. Local residents attend sales, auctions, and catalogs from Sunshine Nurseries and Croster Co. activities. travel to nearby cities. spring attire, rugs, and fencing demonstrations advertised.
A pasted page lists farm goods and ads from Hortons fruit stand to J J Bullett & Sons store, seeds vegetables and fertilizer, housing help wanted and a legal suit against Sunshine Rural Route. It mentions Mrs Adolph Hiemer visiting Louisville, Mrs Julia Brown in Moores Hill, and others traveling to Waco Nebraska and Terre Haute. There are notices of a juror per diem raise, a revival at U B church, factory sales in Corydon, and local blacksmith Joseph Feller paying subscription. The Crosier Co. advertises farm implements and fertilizers with prices and lines of merchandise in Elizabeth.
Community news from Corydon in a busy week: Mrs B S Applegate hosts dinner for Miss Trenehwartney and guests. Miss Dot Stevens enters Deaconess Hospital for nurse training. Miss Minnie Isabelle Stocksdale and Lew M O Bannon noted in New Albany events. Community members travel to Louisville for family and work. several mentions of storms and travel.
The item lists a Carson City area opening for Federal Chemical Co. fertilizer with price inquiries. It also notes Cal. Mrs. Chas. Bence visiting family, Cal. Mrs. Hurst improving, calf meal ads, Penn student Miss McCloskey visiting Bloomington, and Rev. Taylor conducting meetings in New Albany. Public sale of Lena and Johanna Uessler estates planned in Webster Township with 30 acres timber and 50 cleared, terms 1 3 cash then installments.
After six weeks of testing in Red Men Hall, Pearl and Markes streets, the Pawnee Tribe of Red Men selected the Hobart M Cable Player-Piano sold by The Conrad and Son Piano Co. of New Albany Indiana over other makes. Public Press notes the thorough trial and endorsement. Cow peas and seed oats at the Elevator mu6-Aw.
Mrs Artie May Singleton wife of Rudolph T Gutterman died of nephritis at 145 oclock Sunday afternoon at 183 Stevens avenue Louisville She is survived by her husband her father William Singleton two brothers Ora and Frank Singleton a sister Mrs Mire Foster and another sister Mire Chas V Foster of Merna Nebraska The deceased was born and raised in the county and married August 28 1912 since which time she resided in Louisville She was highly respected and had many friends.
John Cunningham of the southwest Harksom township area near Corydon drove to town last Monday and shipped 114 hogs to the Louisville market on Tuesday. He estimated the weight at about 2007 pounds. Cunningham is cited as one of Harrison county's best and most industrious farmers.
Goodwin Jr Shelva Barks acquired Goodwin Jr the English Shire Stallion owned by Wesley Hardsow deceased at the administrator's sale held last Saturday. The horse will be kept for the present season starting April 1 at the barn of David Barks one fourth mile east of New Amsterdam. See bills for particulars.
Last Sunday at the M E church there were fifteen accessions including transfers from other churches. Several made confessions of faith and four were baptized. Dr. Robertson, the pastor, preached The Gateway of Life with a dream vision of many people heading toward the Gate. A full choir provided fine music.
Oswell Martin and family of Bradford Indiana express gratitude to friends for help during the misfortune of losing his arm.
The Corydon Union will meet with Mrs. and K. Jones at the Kintner House Friday March 25 at 3 p m. A good program will be given.
William Smith marries Flora Blackburn and John Morgan weds Rose Anna Davis. William Longacre weds Mary E. Watson. William Trobaugh marries Elsie McAdams.
John Kirkham near New Middletown and Fred Muster west of Corydon exchanged Jersey male calves last Saturday to infuse new blood into their herds. Each farms a fine herd of registered Jerseys and pursues stronger stock through this exchange. S.C. White Orpington eggs offered at 50 cents for 15. Albert Stov versus Marzotf.
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