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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1908

Page

2

Local Notes From Washington and Nearby Towns

Washington headlines report wheat staying sound. Avril Martin opens a restaurant. Roy Davis buys a new OG. Frank Veucock returns to REBIL EE. Crayden repairs residence. Herschel Lalue to Moers Hill for basketball. Miss Goldie Hnehes visits Palmyra wives. Jon Wellinger travels to Sorgion on business. Ed Davis in Louisville for acting work. Joe Burg of Evansville opens a local blacksmith shop. Rumsey and Marengo teams schedule a May 17 game. Abe Rudolph of Palmyra arrives with a fertilizer shipment. F A Krausgrille residence struck by lightning last Tuesday night.

Herschel Lalue Moers’ Hill Goldie Hnehes Palmyra Jon Wellinger Sorgion Ed Davis Louisville Joe Burg Evansville Rumsey Baseball Teats Marengo Eam Abe Rudolph F. A. Krausgrille

Local Notes From Hursttown And Vicinity

Mrs Lee Swarens of Milltown visited in the area Sunday Rev J O Sibert will hold services at our chapel next Sunday at 1030 A M Strother Barrow has been in ill health but shows some improvement Dorsey Chin ie Walter Wright and Wi ard Grover Wright attended the last night of school at No 20 Harrison township The House family anticipates a new piano organ secretly ordered by Mr House Visitors at the Wright Sanday included Mr and Mrs Jacob Popor and three daughters Miss Olivia Ella and Nellie of Pleasant Valleys and Mr and Mrs Bob Ward Damen of Naruscy

Lee Swarens Milltown J. O. Sibert Wil Strother Barrow Dorsey Chinie Walter Ard Grover Wright Harrison Townshop Wii. Housel House Sorme Uieaberh Wright Sanday Jacob Popor Davengers Olevia Nellie Pleasant Valleys Bobward Damen Naruscy

Central MULE SAM Quar terly Mt Zion meet and local works

Central MULE SAM reports attendees at the Mt Zion quarterly meeting last Sunday. Verga daughter of Rev AL C Patterson is ill with nervous and heart trouble. Watson and Frakes begin fill for Buckeye Creek bridge approach at Frakes Ford Boone township. Modern Woodmen of Central Camp to decorate graves of a deceased member on Sunday June 7 1008. Rev I I LaRue Corydon will give memorial address at Bethel church at 3 PM. Public invited. Members to meet at camp hall at 2 PM.

Mt. Zion Verga AL. C. Patterson B. H. Watson Deen Frakes Buck Ereek Frakes Ford Boone Township Central Camp I. I. LaRue Corydon Bethel Ehurch

Birthday Surprise For A L Reynolds At Home

About thirty members of the Rebekah Lodge gathered at the home of A L Reynolds on the fifth to celebrate his 57th birthday. Mrs Reynolds arranged the surprise detaining him until guests arrived and ice cream cake and lemonade were served for several hours of social conversation.

Rebekah A. L. Reynolds

Allen's Foot- Ease powder cures tired feet

An old advertising notice promotes Allen's Foot- Ease powder for tired aching calloused sweating and swollen feet. It claims relief by shaking into shoes and offers free samples, with the address Allen 8S Olmsted LeRoy New York.

Allen Olmsted LeRoy N. Y

Card of Thanks for Eusna Wineinger loss

Mr George M Wineinger husband and Mr and Mrs Marshall T Lone parents of Mrs Eusna Wineinger thank friends and neighbors for kindnesses during the illness and passing on May 4 008.

George M. Wineinger Marshall T. Lone Eusna Wineinger

Thirtieth Annual Commencement at Corvdo High School

The Corvdo High School will stage its thirtieth annual commencement in the new High School Auditorium on Thursday evening May 28, 190s.

Corvdo High School

New Salisbury Social Visits and Local News

Mrs Crosby Lad Lertig and a large catch of fish were reported. Charles Gibson and family visited relatives. many neighbors and visitors were noted including the McCoys, Crandalls, Markwell, Boston, and Harbaugh families. Several residents traveled to Louisville and New Albany, while others hosted guests and attended a temperance lecture.

Taylor Township Social and Local News Snapshots

Mrs Jos Fink Jn improves as the community notes various visits and purchases. Ken Wilbiar and family visited Hosewood relatives. Herman Brown and Andy Colvin bought new buggies. Alf Knear returned from Illinois. Joseph Wilson and son Albert of Louisville along with Edgar and Earl Thompson of Davidson spent weekend with Robert Miller. James Sams stock buyer Knob Creek and James A Noe visited Salls Cities. Ella and Ida McCauley with Verna Brinley attended Sunday. Philip Barger builds a new barn. Mrs Joe Brown and daughter visited West Point Kentucky.

Jos. Fink Jn Ken Wilbiar Hosewood Herman Brown Andy Colvin Alf Knear Ilinois Joseph Wilson Albert Louisville Edgar and Earl Thompson Davidson Robert Miller N. Delus James Sams Knob Creek Taylor Township James A. Noe Salls Ella Ida McCauley Verna Brinley Philip Barger Joe Brown West Point

Bradford Woman Improves. Visitors From Indiana and Illinois

Bradford town reports Mrs. Dalton is improving after illness. Fred Brockman of Indianapolis visits his father nearby. Wilher Dalton of Leipsic visited his father last week. Children’s Day set for June 7 at U B church with all invited. Charles Tesch of Newton Illinois bought a farm from Charles Collin and will move his family back next fall. C D Stevens of New Salisbury moved into Wa Mitchell’s property Saturday. Grover Smith of near Palmyra returning from Gibson City TL.

C.D. Stevens New Salisbury Mitchell Grover Smith Palmyra Gibson City

Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Sick List

Sandy Branch and Mr John Shellmiller on the sick list. Miss Althea Bryant returned home after Edwardsville stay of three weeks. Misses Althea and Bertha Lemmel and Delia Bryant visited Ela Deatrick Sunday. Ben Lopa visited home folks Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Dobson visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Mr John Lemmel and family with Miss Althea Bryant and Garfield and Lottie Kron went fishing at the Olo river last week.

John Shellmiller Althea Bryant Edwardsville Althea Bertha Lemmel Delia Bryant Ela Deatrick Ben Lopa Robert Dobson John Lemmel Garfield Lottie Kron Olo River

Harrison County Medical Society Discusses County Hospital

In the County Commissioners' room yesterday afternoon the Harrison County Medical Society held an interesting session. Dr. P. ud Schoen presented a paper on building and maintaining a county hospital, which was debated by most doctors and favored. Proceedings continued as we went to press.

Harrison County Medical Society County Commissioners’ Room P. Ud. Schoen Board of Commissioners Harrison County Indiana Frank E. Watson A. H. Co

Local Notes From Louisville and Nearby Towns

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Clyce Steepleton is seriously ill. Miss Susan Chapple is critically ill and not expected to recover. Miss Venus Thompson of Louisville visits Miss Daisy Zimmerman. Jesse Conrad of Evansville spent weekend with his parents here. Miss Mae Wolfe of New Albany returns home after visiting Miss Martha Barger. Misses Nellye Cooper Blanche Conrad and Elsie Radmacher visited Taylor township. Amzi and Densil Holliday returning from Mauckport. Jack Holliday and Ed Steele back from Danville where they attended school. Misses Ethyl Reitenbaugh Geth and Nellye Pitman of Corydon visited the correspondent. Mrs Ollie Lloyd and family moved from New Albany to this place Friday to reside with her mother Mrs Kate Birdwell.

Clyce Steepleton Susan Chapple Venus Thompson Louisville Daisy Zimmerman Jesse Conrad Evansville Mae Wolfe New Albany Martha Barger Nellye Cooper Blanche Conrad Elsie Radmacher Taylor Township Amzi Densi! Holliday Mauckport Jack Holliday Ed Steele Danville Ethyl Reitenbaugh Geth Nellye Pitman Corydon Ollie Lloyd Kate Birdwell

John P Foote Dead In Crandall Home

John P Foote dies yesterday afternoon at Mrs Bitner’s Crandall residence. He served as a Union soldier in the Civil War. A Morgan township dog went mad on Monday May biting several dogs over a wide area. At about five o’clock Levi Suppenfield shot and killed the dog.

John P. Foote John Langford Morgan Township Levi Suppenfield Kiker

Rehoboth Social News Highlights Local Visits and Health

James Kelley is on the sick list Harve Dowdle of New Albany visited relatives here last week Riley Funk improved his dwelling with new porches James Able made a business trip to Corydon last week Mr and Mrs Milton W Funk spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J B Anderson Mr and Mrs Janes Jenkins will soon leave for Colorado Springs for his health Jasper Lemmon and Robt Conner Sr each sold a fine Jersey milch cow Misses Carrye Funk Pearl Lemmon and Ray Funk attend school at Elizabeth Leonard Smith and Miss Lucielle Wells of Bethesda visited Miss Kayte McFarland on Wednesday

Samuel McIntosh David Harbaugh Raymond Crawford Geo. McIntosh James Davis Win. Hebbard Jessie and Rachel Cunningham Gertrude Mittie Win. Hubbard New Albany Marguerita Warmer Loursville Hoa Boston Farais Florida Mary Hale Nora Stevens Siurday Harve Dowdle Riley Funk James Able Corydon Milton W. Funk J. 8. Anderson Janes Jenkins Colorado Springs Jasper Lemmon Robt. Conner Sr Eac Leonard Smith Lucielle Wells Bethesda Kayte McFarland

John Barrett and the minister to Liam tale

John Barrett, chief of the bureau of American republics, traveled from Oregon during President Cleveland's second term seeking a diplomatic post. He and Oregon supporters stayed in varying lodgings as delays lengthened the assignment. A dinner scene ends with Barrett declaring the dinner no place for a minister to Liam to dine.

John Barrett Bureau of American Republics Washington Oregon Cleveland Mark Twain Pennsylvania Avenue Barrett Liam John Saturday Evening Post

Birthday Party Honoring Baner Daughters At Home

A party was hosted at Mrs. Mary Baner’s home on May 2 for the sixteenth birthdays of her daughter Miss Mayme Baner and her niece Miss Magdelena Gutkese. About seventy five guests attended, enjoying games and graphophone music. The honorees received many presents and refreshments were served before guests departed satisfied with the celebration.

Mary Baner Mayme Baner Magdelena Gutkese

Annie M Pipman and Friends Visit In Moberly News

James Davis on the sick list. Mrs. Jane Thevenot shows some improvement. Miss Abbie Loudon visited with Sallie and Lena Pitman. Mrs. Lucy Davis staying with Chas. Davis in Corydon. Mr. and Mrs. J Robt. Pitman with J. W. G. Loudon family. Visits among Lila Swarens Mary Jane Lye and aunt Jane Thevenot. John White family attended funeral of Mors Edward Mosier in Princeton.

Abbie Loudon Sallie Lena Pitman Lucy Davis Chas. Davis Corydon J Robt. Pitman J. W. G. Loudon Lila Swarens Mary Jane Lye Jane Thevenot John White Princeton Mors Edward Mosier

Death of Mrs. Jenkins in Floyd County

Lottie Jenkins mother of Pleasant Jenkins ex County Superintendent died last Sunday at her Floyd county home. She was 72 and leaves four children. The remains were interred at Georgetown yesterday.

Lottie Jenkins Pleasant Jenkins Floyd County Georgetown

Mrs Verdigris Lists Her Ailments In A Humorous Quip

Mrs Verdigris jokes about a long array of health troubles as she recalls lumbago influenza rheumatic neuralgy headaches sore throat indigestion and a skin cut among many others. She considers keeping a proper inventory but doubts it would stay on her stomach if too severe.

Jonah and the Whale Record Fisherman Tale

An Atlanta Constitution excerpt recalls a church debate where a speaker asks if Jonah was eaten by a whale. The man replies Jonah survived because he was the fast fisherman who had to make a record, turning the tale into a humorous moral about swift work.

Dickey Jonah Atlanta Constitution

Local Social Notes From Flatwoods And Nearby

Flatwoods Mrs Clara Richert is visiting friends in Louisville. Philip Bickel of Louisville visited his brother George Bickel recently. Rev L W Nordsick who preached in Princeton Town last Sunday is at home again. Mrs Agnes Hess and son Guy visited the families of Conrad Richert and George Bickel last Wednesday. Marion Turner and family attended the last day at No 6 last week and were guests of Fred Seitz and family. George Bickel, thrown from a wagon in Corydon weeks ago with head injuries, is improving.

Clara Richert Louisville Philip Bickel George Bickel L W. Nordsick Princeton Agnes Hess Guy Conrad Richert Marion Turner No. 6 Fred Seitz Corydon

English View of Robert E. Lee in Trevelyan History Review

London Times reviewer argues Robert E. Lee equals Washington as a hero and gentleman and surpasses him as a soldier, noting Lee’s greater opportunities would have altered his stature in larger political or semi political realms.

Robert E. Lee Washington London Times Trevelyan

Farms for sale or trade highlighted by agents

Real estate notice offers choice farms for sale or trade. Promoters invite city property owners to trade for farm properties. Contact Hasernuer and Hiszy for details.

Hasernuer & Hiszy

Uncle Allen Sees Trouble as New Singer Tops Patti

Uncle Allen Sparks a forecast about a rising singer named Tellery Tetrazzini. He predicts Patti Page would respond with a farewell tour to prove she remains superior.

Uncle Allen Uncle Allen Sparks Tellery Patti

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Avril Martin Roy Davis Frank Veucock REBIL E. Crayden Hursttown Myrtle Mule Sam USA Madam Egliated Toronto New Salisbury Florerra A Charles Gibson Marius McCoy Wao. Rudell Arthur McCoy James Crosby James Wolfe FP. M. Crandall Lillie Markwell Crandall Florence Boston Robert Crawford Las. Temple M. Crandall Mrs. Martin Swarens Lydia Gibson Cora Wolfe Cc. C. Brrn Windell Hugh Valeene Timie Nee Palmer Bradford Sandy Branch A. M.E Fants de Samuel New York Epee Bears Gastoria the Centaur Company SITY Laconia Uorace Russell Douglass Cooper Rehoboth James Kelley Carrye Funk Pearl Lemmon Ray Funk Elizabeth Moberly Annie M Pipfman Jenkins John Inglesant Auditor's Office Towit State of Board of Commissioners of Said County Idiana Franklin Street Said Jackson Township Main Joseph E. Brockman Augyav Flatwoods Ayer J. C. Ayer Co Lowell, Mees Indianapolis The Hooner Limiteds Teaver Louisvile Detfersous Bie Watson Subpedan Sederstors Scottsburg Crathersville Seymour Columbus Edinburg Franklin Greens Ood Seymeur Louissile Fevversony Ile Watson Judautivg Selerhar Speeds Memphis Henryville Tiderwood Vieiba Saudstary Austin Crothersville Chestnut Ridge Seymour Loval 1. CG. & S. Traction Co RH &O RKR Southern Indiana RK. K Louisville Terminal Third St Walnut and Green A. A. Anderson Mgr. Seymour Ind Indianapolis, Columbus and Southern Traction Company Dixie Limiteds Seliersburg Watson Junction Jeffersonville Hoosier Limiteds Columbus Greenwood I. & L. Traction Co Louiseville B &O.R.R Southern Indiana R. R Home Telephone Gen. Megr Kentucky Fair Grounds Ruler Kentucky Ruler Leybert Hambletonian Drenum Blick Tempest Black Hawk Raymanda Flush Jule C Mary Neal Omega Notaly American Trotting Association Hart Hickman Parker Lanesville Franklin Township Prankirk Harerison Dadianis Herman Bauer Kodol E.G. Dewitt & CO Chicago L. A. Riely;& Son Draggist
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