Local notices and sales at Keller's and community updates
Keiler's offers men s extra heavy wool socks 25c and other apparel. The Posey township ske nearing Bypp 5 completion. Subscriptions due and local officials meet in regular session. Supt J C Carman opens program Saturday at 10 30. Corydon convention scheduled November 4 10. Typhoid illness hits Miss Kate Himes. Wagon factory work accident injures worker. Community lodge organized in Crandall.
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J. C. Carman
Local Notices From Heth to Corydon and Nearby Townships
Sawmill removed from Heth to Spencer township and elections set in Pike and Corydon townships. Mrs. George Bill of Jackson township visits Davenport Iowa. petty thefts reported near Knob Creek Floyd county. Mrs. Jennie Hypple dies of paralysis. newborn boy to Mr and Mrs Amos Trob ridge Morg township. Amelia Keehn Morg township eyes Illinois trip. Prof H Morris to Morris Hotel November 8. Hes sian fly menace discussed after weekend freeze. Squire Stevens Cran dall candidate for first district commissioner. Straw stack burned at Mrs America Cline Scott township. W H Morris barber shop opens near Miller’s grocery. J J Bullett & Son build large Corydon warehouse. C H Kintner pie supper Oakwood Spencer township next Friday. Treasurer-elect O Connor bonds filed. takes office January 1.
Local notices and society items from Corydon district
Mr and Mrs Wilson Cook move from Washington to Corydon and a new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs C W Thomas. John W Black returns from Beaumont to join West India Museem Co. Mrs Victor Wright attends missionary meeting. Ex Commissioner Fein recovering from typhoid at Britt Iowa. Harrison circuit court docket lists 158 cases. Franklin township schools broken into. articles stolen. Kiefer pears contributed by Porter Engleman and Wm Cunningham. Cleo Bill fractures arm. treated by Dr Sigler. Philip Wise ships hogs to Louisville. Joshua Zenor builds windmill for irrigation. Elizabeth Presbyterians plan Thanksgiving dinner. Local merchants advertise discounted buggies and wagons. Buck Creek bridge contract awarded to James W Hudson for 279.40. James Lopp named Standard Oil distributing agent in Corydon. J M Caress to lecture at Scott township precinct school house. Eight Indiana counties have no negro voters. John G Eigenmann heads Evansville to New Albany railroad project. A Davis child dies of typhoid. third in weeks. Heth township pike contract contentions settled. road built per specs. Music social at D H Wells home. Frank C Roberts sells Bide River Gazette to H C Ramsey. Gov Durbin appoints Newland T Depauw to McKinley Memorial committee. Katie Sweitzer, 17, dies of inflammatory rheumatism. buried at German Reform near New Middletown. Old-timer warns girls to curb flirting with railroaders to find better matches.
Dentists Hours At Corydon And Local Notices
Dr G N Little dentifist announces office hours in Corydon for the last four days of each week from 8 to 12 and 1 to 5 with pre arranged engagements for all work. Also Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets sold at Crosier’s Corner Drug Store. Funeral attendance lists and ribbon honor pupils, with notes on local travelers, and a county commissioner’s re election plan are included.
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Corydon
Chamberlain
Crosier’s Corner Drug Store
John W. Rogers
Filey
Crosier’s Corner
Noy
Ralpy S
Me Rains
St. Wheeling
W. Va
Croaler
Auction of Plymouth Rock Chickens and Livestock
J S Pfrimmer presents an auction for 150 Plymouth Rock chickens on Friday November 22 at 1 30 pm. A horse and a cow will be sold at the same time under usual public sale terms.
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Plymouth Rock
J. S. Pfrimmer
Death of John D Denbo in local obituary notes
John D Denbo aged about 44 died Saturday after several weeks illness from typhoid fever. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral was held Sunday from Perseverance Chapel with a large gathering. He was a respected upright citizen and nephew of Joseph Denbo and Mrs John W Lopp of this place.
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John D. Denbo
Robert Denbo
Taaverhs
Perseverance Chapel
Joseph Denbo
John W. Lopp
Death of Mrs Hottell in Scott township
Mrs Manerva Hottell wife of Robert Hottell of Scott township died Sunday from an abscess on the liver at about age 40. She is survived by her husband and three children. She was highly respected and endured intense suffering for several weeks. Burial was Monday at Kieridleburg burying ground with a large funeral.
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Manerva Hottell
Robert Hottell
Scott Township
Kieridleburg Burying Ground
How a Boy Can Buy 8 Farm and Pay for It Program
Horace W. Flora presents How a Boy Can Buy 8 Farm and Pay for It and The Farmer's Fence by W. W. Stevens. Invited audience includes all, with special note to ladies. Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Music featured and event spans two days.
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State Agricultural College
Jos. A. Burton
Horace W. Flora
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Torydon Democrat
Bennet’s
Keller’s
Circuit Court
Bullett Trip't. Co's
Keiler's
Posey Township
Howard S. Bennett
Keller's
W. H. Keller Co’s
Shaw’s
New “Pony Steam Laundry
Prank Wolfe
Morgan Township
Willliam Wilson
Andy Bigler
John Shatier
New Albany
Rorydon
Bennett’s Store
E. D. Mitchell
Jeffersonville
Keller
Ohio Pony
Bullett Imp’t Co
Thum
Franklin Township
HW. L. Kessinger
Elizabeth
Lawson
Christian Hiser
Jackson Township
Treuben
St. Joe
W. Willey
Bulleit Imp’t Co
W. H. Morris
Jean
Kate Himes
E. Himes
Morgam Township
Jo. B. Williams
Poseyonship
Bulle I?Timp’t. Co
Order of the Hustling Nights of Woodcraft
Crandall
Brad Hiser, Jr
Marfly
Ramsey
St. , Lll
James CG. Davis
Jackson Townie
William Lockhart
Ile
Chambers & Co
Heth
Spencer Township
Pike
Washington Township
George Bill
Davenport
Knob Creek
Floyd County
Jennie Hypple
Sheriff Hipple
Floyad
Amos Trobridge
Morg Township
Amelia Keehn
Illinois
Morris
Morris Hotel
Squire Thomas J. Stevens
America Cline
W. H. Morris New
C. M. Miller's
J. J. Bullett & Son
Water and High Streets
C. H. Kintner
Oakwood School House
O’connor
Jack Frost
Gibraltar
Western Union
Goodyear West
Wilson Cook
Shington
D. C
Cook
Bank
C. W. Thomas
White
John W. Black
The
West India Museem Co
Beaumont
Tex
Victor Wright
Marengo
Frank Fein
Britt, Ia
Harrison Circuit Court
Messrs
Porter Engleman
Wm. Cunningham
Kiefer
Cleo
Sigler
Philip Wise
Louisville
Philip
Joshua F. Zenor
Presbyterian Church of
Bulleit ImMpr. Co
Buck Creek
Mauckport
James W. Hudson
James Lopp
Harrison County
Standard Oil Company
J. M. Caress
Precinct
Indiana
Adams
Brown, Noble
Porter
Pulaski
Starke
Stuben
Washington
John G. Eigenmann
Rockport
Evansville
Grandview
Ferdinand
Andrew Davis
Woods Chapel
Board of Commissioners
Heth Township
D. H. Wells
John Holman
Alf Smith
Howard Welker
Leonard Smith
Bower Sisters
Frank C. Roberts
Bide River
Durbin
Newland T. Depauw
McKinley National Memorial Association
Katie Sweitzer
Jacob Sweitzer
Boone Township
New Middletown
W. H. Keller
G. N. Little, Denfist
Louisville College of Dentistry
Mary Wright
John Swim
Thomas Hickey
Hester Sherman
George Pfrimmer
Nicholas Keith
C. W. Cole
Corydon Colored Schools
Leslie Arnett
Walter Smith
Maurice Smith
Mary Parham
Nora Gardner
Ella Funk
Peter
Elijah Dick
Preston
Kansas
Oklahoma
Commissioner McIntosh
McIntosh
New York
Butterick
Medden Pry Goods Co
TERNS
Copnen
Sragersi
Farmers’ Institute
Boone Township Farmers’ Institute
Laconia
Orleans
Ind
M. W. Hanger
Henry Lopp
W. W. Stevens
Salem, Ind
Geo. Lamb
Jos A Burton
Harrison Pitman
Em Pee T. W. Burton
George Lamb
Joel F. Russell
J. T. Ashton
Orange
Theodore C. Eisert
Bertha Erat
Peter Schickle
Rosa Thomas E. Moore
Martha J. Wright
Royal Tailors of
Chicago
Missouri
America
Royal
James L. Luckett
Corydon, Ind
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