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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
2
A Noter Dame Indiana advertisement claims a home treatment by Mrs. M Summers cures rheumatism sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia. It promises to remove uric acid from the blood purify the blood and restore vitality with no climate change needed. Send for proof at Box R Notre Dame Ind.
A Webster Township Sunday School Convention program for New Middletown U B Church on May 27 at 2 pm lists songs prayers readings talks and solos led by Rev J M Osborn Rev L W Nordsick Rev E G Jann and others. It covers opening, talks on how to succeed as a teacher, the Sunday School scholar, and a benediction.
Hancock notes many ill with scarlet fever and various illnesses. families visit relatives, trips to Palmyre and Ramsey occur, and a quarantine is in place after three cases and exposure in October.
Memorial services for Newalisbury Lodge No. 530 set for Sunday May 27 at 1 30 pm at Mott camp grounds. Neighbors urged to attend and participate. Committees appointed to decorate at several places early morning.
Crandall now has undertaking supplies. James Bridgeman had a cistern dug last week. Crandall features a new butcher shop with Joseph Reitz as manager. Mrs. Fred Lindsey and Mrs. Ed Evans are on the sick list. Numerous visits figure daily with relatives in New Albany and nearby towns including Ramsey, Milltown, Corydon, Borden, and Sunshine as residents travel and host relatives over the weekend.
Mrs Wm Fleece made a flying trip to Louisville last week. Andrew Scharf and family visited Ed Love and family. Scarlet fever cases are well and quarantine lifted. Phil Miller of Mauckport visited his daughter Mrs Wm Fleece. Miss Pearl Shuck of Louisville visited her mother Mrs Addie Shuck. Mr and Mrs P E Lottich of Corydon were among New Middown friends Sunday. Born recently to Mr and Mrs John Bowling a girl and to Mr and Mrs Iva Showmaaker a boy. Roy Richards took his wife to Louisville for eye surgery. Miss Addie Slathes with Anna and Lannie Snyder visited Ed Mathes.
Hill Grove holds Sunday School each Sunday at 9 30 a m with all invited. Locusts noted but not as timid as expected. Lelia Stonecipler visited Wilda Cunningham. Georgie Windell visiting relatives in New Albany. Cora Riggle from New Albany visited Sam Windell and family. Mary Hockman guest of Sarah Windell and Lunda. A child of Oscar Crosby caught the last Saturday but was not badly burned. Mrs Manton Windell of Corydon visited Sam Windell and family.
Pete Stamm returns from Louisville while Frank and Herman Stanin travel to Corydon on business. Mrs Parker is sick. Oscar Stamm visits New Albany on a business trip. One of Chas Ellis' horses fell into a ditch and required hours to rescue. Buffalo Bill bids readers farewell as he departs for Texas for his future home.
Theodore J Henriot born to Mr and Mrs Dolph Pate a ten pound boy. Ed Nelot and Will Bocard haul ing switchties. Will Roman of Louisville visited relatives. Several from here attended the basket meeting at Mt Zion. Frank Briscos went fishing and caught the season’s best. Charles Roman and family of Louisville stayed with Mr and Mrs Jos Mathey.
A collection of town visits and gatherings in Burnville and nearby areas. Residents Abe Williams Iey Byrne Pearl Hazzard T. F. Harrison and others are noted visiting, returning, or staying with relatives. Strawberries, crop conditions, and a few local incidents are mentioned along with medical and business items.
Decoration services by Decoration Services Gresham Camp No 3270 M W A at Corydon on Sunday June 5 1906 with the newly organized Drill Team to participate. Music will be provided and the decoration address given by Judge John H Weathers of New Albany. Members asked to arrive at the Hall by 12 30 o clock with Com W H Roose and W H Morris and Clyde Lottick in charge.
A warning against neglecting a cold notes that it can lead to pneumonia and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for counteracting this risk and its popularity and easy use. Sold by C. R. Watson, successor to E. S. Crosier & Co.
Miss Edyth Lemmon remains at home as farmers near Laconia finish corn planting. The creamery will begin operations on Tuesday May 22. Ernest Boore returned after five weeks with relatives in New Albany. An eight year old, Ernest Boone, narrowly escaped serious injury when a disc harrow overturned on him. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Russell returned from Indianapolis after attending Daughters of Rebekah and ICC events.
Moberly residents report visits and family time from Annie M Pitman and Chas Davis to home folks. Mrs Chas Marscery and Ola visited Pete Burgess and family. Abe Pitman and family visited C E Grabill and family. Philip Kintner and family visited C E Grabill and family. Wm Pitman and sister Annie visited David Shafter and family. Aunt Julian Loudon is moving in with her son John R Loudon and is aging. Mrs Chas Marscery saw Mrs J P Loudon. she is in poor health. Mrs Celestia London and daughter Mattie visited Mrs Otto Sante in Scott Township.
LorenA Emily and Frank Spawns are among residents mentioned with community greetings. highlights include a mule purchase for 155 dollars by Frank Spawns from Andrew Ebalt and a horse death from spasmodic colic reported for Mrs Agnes Brown. plus visits from Edward Smith and Miss Nannie to Nathan Smith and wife. Additional snippets note Bertha Gleitz at Lanesville and Eureka Telephone installation by Henry Harbeson and others.
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