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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1909
Page
6
A sales letter touts a free ten day home treatment for leucorrhoea and other female ailments. It promises safe at home cure without a doctor and offers a free book WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER by mail. It invites readers to send name and address to MaRS. M. Summers in Notre Dame Indiana.
Health is good as the river falls and rain persists nearby. Ivy Zimmerman and Mrs. George Craig host remain while Altha Holiday stays with Frene Aimmerman. Residents in surrounding towns visit relatives, travel stories and minor injuries are recorded among neighbors.
A Sunday league gathered at Rogers Camp Ground at 7 50. Edgar Peters and wife visited Isaac Peters on Saturday. Leslie Conner and family visited Jasper Melton on Sunday. Riley Funk family visited Thomas Kirkham. A show was wished at Swamp College on Friday night and drew a large crowd. Thad Dobson visited Uncle Henry Funk who is improving. Charley Minter and family visited Lonnie Hooksby’s family. Emnett Resgan and Grace Visited Lake Geagan near Mauckport. Pearl and Clydas Dowdle returned home after visiting relatives in Albany.
Sugar Tree Grove reports Jacob Imnas remains very low Ruth Gilmore resides with Aunt Margaret Haas Miss Ola Clubbard returns to Louisville after visiting her father A yearling colt owned by Marion Brown fractured a leg in the stable Farmers lag two weeks behind in corn planting due to rain Otto Wiseman of Corydon Wagon Works visited home on Sunday Mr and Mrs Levi Wickman and daughter Miss Michel of Corydon were guests of Mr and Mrs Jacob Haas on Sunday
Advertises Chamberlain's Liniment as a quick relief for rheumatism caused by cold or damp. Claims nine of ten cases are muscular and respond to vigorous application. Sold by Louis S. Riely.
Elizabeth and the Rev. Mr. Rice resign from the Presbyterian church to take new field work. Mrs. Planner and Dad Cline return home after a brief stay. Miss Rebecca Plue visits for health. Roy Winders family move to West Baden to settle. Pat Flanigan returns from Illinois seeking work. Dr Giovan visited recently. Mrs. Weaver returns to Corydon after a visit. Miss Cecil Flanigan leaves for Norton Infirmary training. Kenneth Johnson, eight, injured in fall at his father's shop from eight feet onto a box. Community decor plans underway with further notices next week.
Mrs. Thomas Wurm suffers erysipelas. Several youths traveled to Evansville Sunday. Carl Engleovin and sister Trogie from Moberly visited nearby, Uncle Ebbert Gibner from Corydon hosted. Randa Davis and Louis Crayden families visited Mary K. Davis. Corydon and New Albany connections mentioned. Sylvia Trousel Dora Wright Oma Conrad named as Sunday School delegates to the S. S. Convention at Corydon next Friday and Saturday.
Elbert Joe Opel shows improvement after a difficult period. Adam Hall spent weekend at the Mall Cities. Lorenzo Ferree and family visited Isaac Ferree. George Cromwell Jr. visited his father. F. Hall and wife traveled to Corydon. Andy Leibert and family visited Jacob Schweitzer. Guthrie Melae stayed with her parents. William Leibert and family and Andy Barnickle visited Andy Ansetz.
An advertisement touts Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf as a sole certain regulator for female ills including weaknesses backache kidneys and urinary troubles. Sold by mail 50 cents Sampler sent by The Mother Gray Co Be Roy New York and available in various fertilizer grades from V H Bulleit & Son.
Delayed report lists visits and family news from Crandall and nearby towns. Annie Bevin remains in New Albany while Emma Dalton of Ramsey visits Chas Bye’s family. Kate Melton working in Louisville visits her father, and Louis Wagner’s family greet Mrs Wim Thomas at Oak Grove. Crandall residents travel to Portland Maine for work. Oswell Martin and Elizabeth Hiser announce a May 23 1909 marriage. Monte Crandall and wife visit New Albany friends. Seimer Landis and wife spend time at the creek bank. Harry Bruner and family plus William Bruner attend gatherings.
John u Boone was at West Point. Jesse Shields and wife visited Airs Webb Sunday. Alva Metton visited his sister Mrs Leslie Conner recently. Shields family spent Sunday with James Brokes. Mr and Mrs Andrew Badman spent Sunday with Claudia Melton. Royal Neighbors organized their lodge at this place Saturday. Edward Crosier and family visited C T Bartley and family Sunday. Miss Lou Inman of West Point is visiting relatives here. Henry Meisner is seriously ill. Lula Shields has been on the sick list. Carrie Boone visiting her sister Mrs Afonso Brown the past week. J J Conrad sold a fine three year old mare to George Luther for 200 pounds last week. Gilly Wayne and sister passed through en route to West Point for a few days visit.
Breeder promotes Percheron stallion at James J. Smith stable near the south bridge Corydun for season 13 at $10 to insure a living out. Mupey due as mare traded or removed. Cults help for service money.
A fine Percheron stallion will be shown during the season at the above stable on Fridays Saturdays and Mondays and on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays at William Sulith's stable. Call and see the horses as they show for themselves. James L. Smith, owner.
Claud Parnstey is building a new house in the river bottom. Verna Kinzer of Rehoboth visited King Bowman several days last week. George Merriman of Louisville visited Chorge Putners several days last week. William Houser plans to have rope strawberries for market within ten days. A hay wagon of New Albany residents visited Billie Jones on the river road east of town Saturday evening. Citizens are repairing the water works so all can drink in a dry county. Claud Barnstey and his sister Alda visited their Aunt Julia Brindley Sunday who is seriously ill. The New Albany Home Telephone Co extended their line from Ben Wright’s corner to T. W. Peter’s residence at Beeler’s Landing.
Delayed notices show multiple residents and families visiting or being visited. Andrew Wright and wife were seen in New Salisbury while John Hull from JL visited FL Mf Crandall. Families from New Albany Ramsey and Louisville joined locals in weekend gatherings and trips to Georgia and Florida.
Customers can try a washing machine on trial and receive a money back guarantee if it does not satisfy. J. J. Bulleit & Son promotes the trial and guarantee to attract buyers.
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