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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
2
The Corydon Hemocrat founded 1856 with a 2500 print run lists advertising rates for display ads at 10 cents per inch per insertion and reader rates at 5 cents per line. Special rates apply for standing ads. notices for church events and entertainments with charges apply 223 cents per line if nonfree, with 24 cents per line beyond twenty lines.
Frenchtown reports include health notes on Irsalia Machory and Jamie Butterfield staying with Merc J din Henrich. Sof Lambert and family visited Felix Vausha Sundas. Florence Mort hosted Mrs Vivian Yausha. Emma aio visiting her parents Fis and Mrs ce Pate. Dolph Mathey and wife of Louisville visited Fos Pate. a high mass and benefaction are planned for Tuesday May 21. Butterfield of Louisville visited his mother Mrs Mary Sieg. Park Vriseee and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Peter Steer stecter.
Methe Gertrude Salter died May 6 1006 from accidental injuries at age ten months and twenty one days. Survived by father Mes James Salter two sisters and three brothers. Remains laid to rest at Rogers Camp Cemetery with service by Rev Moore.
Notice to stockholders of Lurekan Telephone Co. to meet in Cory don Jeune Y for regular session to transact business. Key items include annual election of officers, by laws amendments, and capital stock matters. Also includes an advertisement for Ling's New Wife Pills with claims of health benefits and a guarantee by L. A. Riley & Son Drugist.
Sunday notices report James Sr and Mrs James Sr visiting. George Young builds a new house. Miss Richard and Mr Hether Brownishy wed in Covsdon last Saturday. Donners OClaye death observed. June hatches two chicks. Mr June sold about fifty bows last week. Bessie Amy returns from visit. Woodmen group plans graveside service in June. local camp urges attendance at services.
It cures tired aching callous and swee ing feet and is sold at druggists stores. Address Allen S. Guected LeRoz MY.
The Lanesville Creamery progresses nicely. Miss Frances Norton suffers cancer. Miss Etta Zabel visits from Brownstown. Louis P. Zabel to build a new residence. Mrs. Catharine Deusser returns home. Barns built for Messmer and Stigler. John Ott and with Peter Stigler. Mrs. Simon Ott returns to spend summer with children. John F. Green dies after months of illness aged about 71. Funeral May 12 at Evangelical Lutheran cemetery. Rev C Schleicher conducts services. He crossed the Atlantic several times to Germany and Wuertemberg.
David Emily suffers from la grippe while Heary Crecelius repairs his house. James Dick left recently for a tour with the Edison entertainment. Miss Novak Smith and Roscoe Anderson visited Miss Orpha Dick Sunday. Tavara Mauck assists Mrs. Elsie Conrad in Raccoon valley this week. John Quebbeman family takes Miss Mary Gable from the Orphan’s home in Indianapolis. Al Mauck and family and Aunt Liza Mauck visit John Mauck and Mits in New Middletown Sunday. Local residents attend CU LB Quarterly at Pfrimmer's Chapel including Henry Crecelins family Mollie Housewald Lorenamily Dora Hull Jessie Brown Nell Walter John Stauth and Frank Walter.
Mr C B Hunter has gone to Illinois to work on a farm. Briscoe made a business trip to Corydon last Monday. Albert Seig and Elinor Gurtz left Sunday for Louisville to work. Mrs Martha Briscoe and daughter Cora visited Ivank Briscoe. The little child Olver Henriot died last Sunday of whooping cough aged about six months. Milt Smith of Frenchtown and Myrtle Taxier of this place were married at Corydon last Monday. Blue River Township Sunday School Convention will be at Mt Zion next Sunday May 20 with leading county workers expected and a basket meeting. Millet seed cowpeas and rape seed at W A Bullett & Son's. mlh.2w
Miss Cletie Mosier visited Bradford last week with mentions of Philip Martin a former resident and Miss Pearl Hazzard returning from New Albany. Numerous townsfolk and guests are listed with visits, travels, and local happenings including a protracted meeting at St Johns church and notes on frost damage to fruit crops.
Oliver Byrn is in poor health. Bill Lettler moved to Mets last week. Mrs C C Byrn visits her mother at Breckenridge. Will Reinhard and family from Ramsay visited Sunday. Uncle Joe McCoy, sick for some time, is able to be out. Mary Crosby stays with Mrs J P Wolfe. Mr and Mrs Robert Dyer visit from New Albany. Mr and Mrs David Wolfe visit their daughter Ju J Bringle in Moberl y. Township Sunday School Convention held at M Ek church Sunday at 2 with all invited.
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding piles send your address for details on a home absorption treatment. Immediate relief and permanent care are assured. No money needed for trial. Write Mrs. M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind.
Local items report on Mr Coco Tush and George Sullivan recovering from illness, J A Strause and Miss Katie Wininger visiting, and pole cutting for telephone lines. Notes include residents moving, farming activity, butter production at the Centerville creamery, and plans by Clarence Wininger and others to develop Sumter Telephone Co. infrastructure through Centerville and Corn Creek with seven initial stockholders.
By mutual consent the firm of Lotich and Barbee has dissolved. P. E. Lotich buys Barbee interest and will continue the business at the old stand with all liabilities and all accounts due. All creditors are asked to settle promptly. Barbee stays with tin and furnace department. P. E. Learn. T. M. Barner.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior to any medicine for bowel complaints. It claims even wealthy connoisseurs could not find a better treatment for colic and diarrhoea for both children and adults, noting it never fails and is pleasant when diluted. Sold by C. R. Watson successor to K 8 Crosier & Co.
One bedroom suit and sideboard. Dining room chairs set. Parlor table. Gasoline stove. Penninsular Planish Steel Range. Two Wilson heater stoves. Several dozen fruit cans. Kitchen table. Owner: Frank R. Wincut.
Harvey Kendall and others sued Sterling Alexander and others. The Harrison Circuit Court dismissed the case last Friday after the jury had been empaneled due to errors in the plaintiffs' case preparation.
The Town of Corydon through attorney T. S. Jones and assistant R. B. Kirkham files suit against The Paul Reising Brewing Co. and others for a nuisance at Market and Walnut streets due to continuous sale of intoxicating liquor without a license.
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