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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
3
Harrison County readers receive a sprawling update of local movements. Mentions include Petr Keutsel near Milltown, Bartley and family in Louisville, and a run of real estate dealings and farm equipment adverts from Wiseman & Bullett. Also cited are court cases, railway schedule changes, marriages, baptisms, and community events across Corydon and surrounding townships.
Edward Shrigley of Pear White Croug did two fingers from his left hand on Tuesday April. He and Edward Langdon were chopping wood when Shrigley turned with his back to Langdon. Langdon’s axe fell as Shrigley reached forward, severing two fingers. Dr John Bottorit tended the wounds.
Mrs Belle Noe lost a valuable thor?s last week. Miss Eva Brown of Louisville visits home folk. Ed Celvin purchases a gasoline launch to ferry at Rosewood. Mr Virgle Knott hosts a Sunday visit from Ihomosdale. Miss Vada Fink visits West Point uncle Hubert Colvin. Mae Cunningham of Evans Teading goes to Louisville for music lessons. Elizabeth Miller’s mother Elizabeth Goldsmith seriously ill. Easter visits by Heimbauch family from Louisville. Subscriptions listed for Democrat and various papers with year rates.
Sunday funeral notice for Cyrus Alberleen Brown of Louisville Kentucky born October 1 1476 in Taylor Township Indiana died April 16 1911 aged 84 5 15 he was married to Florence McCauley and father to Cyrus Montgomery who died September 5 1909 he was a Methodist Church member and minister in Colorado early life and active in Christian work survived by wife parents sister and four brothers funeral at Louisville home with burial at St Johns cemetery Rev Jean conducted service Indiana State Sunday School Convention announced June 8 9 10 in Fort Wayne with over a thousand delegates and program details to Indiana Sunday School Association.
Francis Marion Austin a former Malpeyeena Jtd. resident and Civil War veteran died Thursday at his Independence Missouri home after a short illness. His wife died a week earlier. Both were buried in Independence after a sudden decline following a day of calling on friends in the city.
Edna Rutherford of Douglasville recalls being caught in the rain five years ago and suffering dumb chills and fevers. After four doctors and various remedies she found relief with Cardui the woman's tonic, claiming she feels better than in many months. Cardui promotes fifty years of success for its single purpose.
Toselldobe, Daybreak and O. K. fertilizers offered. AV feed and standard brands promoted. Spring crop buying season urged. Ramsy Hud Crayden ready to wait on customers in absence. Ian Biaurr of New Salisbury RB Route 1 notes advertisement.
Philip Erstine advertises seventeen fine sheep including two labs and a buck for sale located three miles east of town.
Advice encourages saving through buying one or more shares in the Savings and Loan Association to cultivate a habit of saving. The message urges persistence and discipline in accumulating small deposits to build financial security.
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