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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1908
Page
5
Harrison county news item list shows local residents and businesses in Corydon Boone and Jeffersonville on various legal and social matters. Mentions sermons, purchases from Joe Bender, farming notes, seed corn and Buckeye equipment, wagon sales, court appearances, birthdays, and public notices across Corydon and surrounding townships.
Local hints and notices include marriage of Mr. Charles Ware and Mrs Mildred Noyes in Jeffersonville, room and board wanted in Corydon, travel ads for a free world trip, medical pitches for Bee Laxative Cough Syrup and Kedol, and community notes about Mrs. Pinckney B. Tracewell paying for The Democrat. The piece highlights regional commerce, small personal notices, and upcoming meetings of Piankeshaw Chapter DAR.
Decoration and Memorial services announced for Corydon with soldiers graves to be decorated in fore noon at Oak Grove Pennington Chapel Conrad's Jordan cemeteries. Memorial sermon by Rev RE LaRue for Major Carter Post G A R next Sunday May 24 at 11 AM at Corydon M E Church. Regular memorials May 30 at Corydon with G A R Post meeting at court house 1 PM and flowers donated to court house.
Mrs. Lou Brown is improving. Elmer Marshall and family visited Columbus Davis Sunday. Charley Stevens moved to the Mitchell property at Bradford. Joe Temperman learned of the death of his uncle John Richard of Big Springs aged eighty one. Mrs. Kate Boston south of Palmyra broke her jaw. A wedding is expected soon. Two Kentucky families passed through to Vincennes, Ind whose homes were burned by the Night Riders.
An honored citizen of Walcott, VI, suffered a severe attack of dysentery. He sought Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, bought it from L. A. Riley & Son and was promptly cured as vouched by druggist M. J. Leach.
A double wedding took place last Thursday at the Clerk's offices for Charles W. Ellis and Elizabeth Rippy, and Alvin E. Osborn and Hattie L. Datton, with Justice Morris officiating in front of many witnesses. Harvest season urged. advertise light running Deering binder or mower from W H Bultelt & Sons. Lost coat reported between Corydon and New Middletown on Saturday. reward offered. Rev E L Quade, New Middletown, Ind. Eureka phone. Pierce’s Golden Rio Coffee promotion also noted.
Notice is published that Herman Baubr will apply to Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the June session 1908 in Corydon for license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in less than five gallons on the premises described as the west front room of a one story frame building Lot 87 Main street Lanesville Franklin township Harrison county Indiana. The room is 15 by 81 feet with 11 foot ceiling and has a glass front door in the east corner with access to a wareroom through doors on the east side.
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