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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1906

Page

2

Heth Township News Notes from The Democrat

J C Richard and wife visited H P Beanblossom Sunday Eliza Richards moves back to old home William Jacobs makes cider Paompiino pie supper planned at Mauckport November 24 P B Hays from Kentucky for the election Willie Foster improving Ed B Love to gravel the pike near Mauckport next week A B church at Mauckport to be completed Meetings postponed due to sickness Faith Beanblossom and E M Beanblossom hauling coal Charles Reagan and wife at his father's E W Reagan's Charley improving since leaving Indianapolis Mrs Mary Watson and daughter Maggie visiting Beanblossom family

Mauckport P. B. Hays Kentucky Willie Lee Foster Ed. B. Love A. B Brother Crawford Faith & Beanblossom E. M

Crandall and Vicinity Social Updates and Show

Mrs C N Weathers and family moved to Vincennes on Wednesday. Ende Sam Fite on the sick list is improving, as is Mr Bitner. Ton Miller and wife from New Albany visited ill brother Saturday and Sunday. Addie Adams of near Jeffersonville visited relatives here last week. William Clankenbiker of Illinois visited relatives here last week and returned home Monday. George Lihue and family visited relatives and returned to Missouri at week’s start. CL Dick's show drew good crowds Thursday through Saturday. Rappy Hooligan of Valparaiso should find someone to see after business nearby Crandall and beware of G M Dodge's automobile.

C. N. Weathers Vincennes Ende Sam Fite Bitner Ton Miller New Albany Addie Adams Jeffersonville William Clankenbiker Ilinois Lome Giorge Lihue Finiveel Cieir Missouri Rappy Hooligan Valparaiso Crandall G. M. Dodge

Township Officers Elected In Three Local Townships

In Spencer township Justices of the Peace are John Louden and Anderson Davis with Constables Theodure Henriot and Fowerd Synon. Advisory Luard Daniel Swarens John Winner and Peta P Bogleiman. In Taylor Township Justices William Wate and John W McRae with Constables William Wate and John McRae. Harrison Township selects Justices William Morris Ephraim Stoucipher and Adam Crecelius. Constables Matthe Denbo David Fried Cecil Altes and John Desebum. Advisory Board Dutm J Bultelt David Shatter and Robert Brace. In Near East Township Justices Finley Bixler Amos Best and John Reed. Constables Edward Blake James E Pindell Josiah Strable. Advisory Board Samuel C Miller Samuel Hays and William H Lungbot tom.

Spencer Township Folowing John Louden Anderson Davis Theodure Henriot Fowerd Synon Daniel Swarens John Winner Peta P. Bogleiman Harrison Township William H Morris Ephraim Stoucipher Adam Crecelius Matthe Denbo David T. Fried Cecil Altes John Desebum Dutm J. Bultelt David Shatter Robert Brace Aeh Township Finley Bixler Amos Best John ©. Reed Edward Blake James E. Pindell Josiah Strable Samuel C. Miller Samuel Hays William H. Lungbottom

Devoe Paint Ad and Local Death Notice

Letter promotes Devoe paint as the cheap yet effective choice with claims to save gallons and long-lasting appearance. It mentions Leitch & Barbee as distributors in New York Chicago and notes Charles Long traveling from Indianapolis to help his father John Long who fell from a scaffold and broke four ribs in Louisville.

Devoe Iso Devce Charles Long Indianapolis Louisville John Long

Local Notices From Taylor Township illnesses and visits

The community reports several health issues and family visits. Carrie Mason has malaria fever. Dr Dean treats her. Andy Rube has typhoid fever with Dr Dean attending. Mrs Ben Applegate and Mrs J Sample family members have ailments. Several residents travel or visit relatives in Louisville and West Point Kentucky.

Social Notes From New Salisbury Community

Floretta wife of Wm Graves is on the sick list. Mrs D T Boston has malaria fever. Wm Crosby had his house painted last week. Miss Mary McIntosh visited Miss Florence Boston Sunday. Mrs F M Crandall and Mrs Robt Crawford visited Mrs D T Boston recently. Mrs Thomas Abbott is treated for cancer by Dr Geo Lahue of St Louis. Elmer Burn of Georgetown visited relatives here. Emma Davidson has returned home after staying with Mrs Fred Lindsey. Mrs Robt Crawford and Mrs F M Crandall visited relatives at Crandall. Alvs AJ McIntosh visited her daughter Mrs James Crawford. Miss Maud Byrn staying with her aunt Mrs Henry Richert of Georgetown. Chas Dowdle and family of Breckenridge visited Carter Burns Sunday. A large turnout at the pie supper. Miss Kate Fellig won cake as most popular and Frank Sims won ugliest man. About 30 pies sold. proceeds about $19.

Mary McIntosh Florence Boston F. M. Crandall Robt. Crawford D.T. Boston Thomas Abbott Geo. Lahue St. Louis Elmer Burn Georgetown Emma Davidson Fred Lindsey Crandall Alvs AJ. McIntosh James Crawford Maud Byrn Henry Richert Chas. Dowdle Breckenridge Carter Burns Saunday Kate Fellig Frank Sims

Local Visitors and Family News From Hursttown Area

Hursttown and nearby communities report a series of Sunday visits and gatherings. Families including the Davises, Wrights, Kops, and Bluncks share time with relatives across Corydon, Ramsey, Syrocco, and New Middletown. A funeral in Wood's Chapel is noted, and two horse accidents injure men named Hogland and Wright.

Munckport Court to Nominate Officers on November 22 1906

Munckport Court No 256 T B H will nominate their officers on November 22 1906 for the coming year. All chambers are urged to attend as important business will be addressed. Kate Beaxsiossox Scribe.

Munckport Court Kate Beaxsiossox

Wheat Rain Urgently Needed in Valley City

Ray Shireman clerks for Mel Scott while Frank Potter plans a move to Jeffersonville. David Simler and family visited Potter’s kin. Cunningham siblings travel to Kentucky to see their aunt. A pound party hosted by Arthur Hardsaw drew many locals, with a long list of attendees including Shireman, Cunningham, Applegate, Hardsaw, Sonner, and others.

Ray Shireman Mel Scott Frank Potter Jeffersonville David Simler Thomas Cunningham Minnie Mowrer Kentucky Harry Ripperdan Jessie Dooley William Ripperdan Corydon Arthur Hardsaw Clara Cunningham Elsie McMonigle Elsie Miller Clara Tessie Applegate Martha Finnie Taylor Eva Sonner Pearl Amy Mina Hardsaw Daisy Lemon Nannie Edna Funk Zelpha Reagan Nannie Applegate Lee Shireman Ben Reader Herbert Beaublossom Walter Miller Robert James Hardsaw Tommy Sonner Charles Cunningham Raymond Roscoe Trotter Fred Redden

Week's Local Visits and Sick Relatives Noted in Huddletown

Ill Chester Emily returns to outings as health improves. Otto Gleitz and wife visit relatives along the pike on Sunday. James I Dick visits his parents C L and Mrs Dick at home. Mrs Horace Flora and sons visit Mauckport relatives. Elizabeth Brown and George Emily join Henry Grable and wife Sunday. Elsie Manck calls on the correspondent Sunday afternoon. Frank Ciphers and son from Louisville stay with Oscar Brown and family Saturday and Sunday. John Mauck and Laura visit Eliza Mauck near Weielburgy on Sunday. John Lyskowinski and family from near Lanesville visit Frank Lotieh and family Sunday.

Chester Emily Otto Gleitz Pike James I. Dick C. L. Dick Horace Flora Mauckport Elizabeth Brown George Emily Henry Grable Elsie Manck Frank Ciphers and Son Louisville Oscar Brown John Mauck Laura Mr. M Eliza Mauck Weielburgy John Lyskowinsii Lanesville Frank Lotieh

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Reinhardt on 46th Birthday

Relatives and friends gathered for a surprise Sunday party honoring Mrs. Jacob H. Reinhardt on her 46th birthday. Attendees included the Elwangers, Lane, Gardner, Munzer, Wininger, Conrad, Duncan, Walter, Patterson, Rouden bush, Beven, Wiseman and others, all wishing many more birthdays.

Jacob H. Reinhardt Christ Elwanger Jacob Elwanger Marshall Lane Carrie Gardner Katie Munzer George Wininger Andrew Lane Charles Walter Charles L. Conrad Mr. Hamilton John Duncan Wm. Conrad

Death of Mrs. Vinzenz Munzer at Lanesville

Christina Munzer died Thursday morning at her home near Lanesville of paralysis. Born October 31 1847 in Hamberg Germany she left a husband six children two daughters and four sons and six other children preceded her. Rev Polhemus conducted the funeral at Lanesville and interment was in Lanesville cemetery. A precious one from us has gone. A voice we loved is stilled.

Christina Vinzenz Munzer Lanesville Hamberg Germany Polhemus

Township S. S. Conventions Details

Townships schedule Sunday meetings for organizational and cooperative Sunday school efforts. Jackson Township convenes November 18 at Wood's Chapel led by Charles P. Swareng. Scott Township meets November 2 at New Bethel church under Frost Friday. William Daniel presides, inviting all to participate.

Jackson Township Wood’s Chapel Charles P. Swareng V. P. County Association Scott Township New Bethel Church Frea Meier

Ragains Moves to Farm Near Fredericksburg Washington County

L C Ragains has moved to a farm in Washington county near Fredericksburg, indicating a relocation from prior residence. The note places Ragains at a rural property likely connected to agricultural work or retirement.

L C. Ragains Washington County Fredericksburg

Farmers Form No Hunting Associations in Southern Indiana

Farmers across counties feeding into New Albany form associations to bar hunting on their lands. They report trespass by city sportsmen and threats when challenged. Officials will appoint deputy game wardens to enforce the ban, with landowners pledging no permits. If kept, Indiana aims to grow quail significantly within two years.

New Albany Indiana

Dogwood and Local Happenings Highlight Week

Tine Miller again moves into our midst Seward Melton seen on Sunday Kad Eckard Nora at Corydon Saturday Elizabeth Brown is very ill and not expected to recover Mrs Essie Hays of New Albany and her mother Lucy Wright visited Mrs Wm Ferree Sunday Harve Miller and the Baker brothers hosted George Buse and family with their string band Henry J Buse visited friends then returned to Louisville He is a valued employee of the Louisville City Ry Co

Tine Miller Seward Melton Kad Eckard Nora Corydon Elizabeth Brown Essie Hays New Albany Lucy Wright Wm. Ferree Harve Miller Baker Brothers George Buse Henry

Walnut Valley Social News Roundup

D C Kintoer is listed as sick. Clem Russabarger works for his brother Harve. Mr and Mrs Henry Gleb visited Ramsey friends Sunday. Jacob Good and family spent Sunday with Jacob Peper and family. Mr and Mrs George Flock visited Mrs F’s son Dick Boley and family. Mr and Mrs P P Sonner spent weekend with John Bagleman and family. John Fleck visited relatives near Moberly and attended a pie supper Saturday night.

D.C Kintoer Clem Russabarger Harve Henry Gleb Ramsey Jacob Good Jacob Peper George Flock Dick Boley P. P. Sonner John Baogleman John Fleck Moberly

Social visits and church events at Black's Corner

Miss Lillian Lemmel visited Miss Lily Crump Sunday. Miss Florence Cooper of New Albany is visiting nearby. Miss Elma Onion plans a stay in New Albany and Louisville. Nellie Fetzer and Raymond Pearson visited Oak Grove. Mrs Frank Pearson and daughter Abbie improve from illness. Sunday school next Sunday morning with preaching in the afternoon at Black's Chapel. A pie supper and cake vote will be held at Black's schoolhouse Friday night. Nellie Fetzer, teacher.

Lillian Lemmel Lily Crump Florence Cooper New Albany Elma Onion Louisville Nellie Fetzer Raymond Pearson Oak Grove Frank Pearson Abbie Black’s Chapel Black’s

Jackson Township Election Ticket Results

Democrats carried Jackson township on the township ticket electing Justices James K.R. Ellis and William Thomas. Constables D. T. Boston and Charles Gardoper. Advisory Board Jacob Hiser, C. N. Dome and D. F. Stevens.

Jackson Township James KR. Ellis Wm. Thomas D. T. Boston Chas. Gardoper Jacob Hiser C. N. Dome D. F. Stevens

Death of Mrs Buskirk at Paoli

Mrs. Cora M. Buskirk wife of Judge Thomas S Buskirk died at her Paoli home last Friday after ten weeks illness She was born in Louisville 58 years old They married June 17 21867 and she leaves eight of ten children surviving Buskirk was re elected judge in the recent election

Cora M. Buskirk Thomass. Buskirk Paoli Louisville Judge Buskirk Buskirk

For guns and ammunition go to J. J. Bullett and Son

An ad urges readers to visit J. J. Bullett and Son for guns and ammunition, noting a date 14 4 in the fragment.

J. J. Bullett & Son

Obituary of Mrs Dorothy Fry of Harrison County Virginia

Dorothy Fry born February 13 1838 in Shenandoah county Virginia died November 11 1906 at age 73 years eight months and 28 days. She married Aaron Fry February 14 1856 and moved to Harrison County. She joined German Reformed Church later aligned with Heidelberg Congregational church until death. Survived by one son and five grandchildren. burial at Heidelberg led by Rev W W Moore with 2 Tim 4 7-8.

Dorothy Fry Benjamin Maria Naephius) Hudson Shenandoah County Aaron Fry Virginia Harrison County Betty Heidelberg W. W. Moore

Britain as a City Under Siege by Sea Blockade

The London Spectator argues Britain would become effectively besieged if sea routes are cut off. It contends the nation is a city reliant on sea lanes for food and supplies, needing ships and guns to ensure safety and independence.

Britain Critain London Spectator

The Glass Ball Mystery Of A Shooting Gallery

A shooting gallery tale centers on a hollow glass ball perched as the prime target. The owner boasts it as his top money maker as thousands of nickels fail to crack it. The ball allegedly dodges each shot due to the air from a gun charge, never being hit in season after season.

Mary Anderson’s Voice and its Revealing Power

A critical homage recalls Miss Anderson’s voice as dominant and revealing, capable of conveying wild passion and melancholy. The passage argues voice exposes true nature more than appearance, noting Winter’s praise of her melting tragic tones and early triumph.

Miss Anderson William Winter Saturday Evening Post

The Silver Lining. Mrs Suburbs After the Crash

Light dialogue sketches a suburban household after disaster with a china dish missing and the cook continuing to sing, depicting a quiet domestic aftermath in a cautiously hopeful tone.

Local washing machines praised by J J Bulleit and Son

The Local Markets ad promotes a line of washing machines with strong satisfaction claims. J J Bulleit & Son advertises at 14 4, highlighting reliable laundry appliances for households.

J.J. Bulleit & Son

Also Mentioned on This Page

Heth Township the Democrat J.C. Richard H. P. Beanblossom Eliza Richards William Jacobs Crandall and Vicinity Township Taylor Tot Nsship Justices of the Peace William Wate Fohin W. McRae Jacob Feller Corydon, Ind Voe Indiana Normal School Muncie, Ind Byors Taylor Township Carrie Mason Dean Ben Applegate John D. Sample Mabel Colvin Raymond Summers Jesse Kelley Danville Ind Andy Rube Elizabeth Wm. Kn Jimmie Russel R. Shoemaker Iva P. Reeves Austin McCauley Columbus McRae Alice John Sample E. S. Roberts West Point Mabel McCauley Robert Miller J. E. Miller Elisha Flanagan Preston Saffer Nona Belle Noe Hill Dale Harry Stewart Suzar Grove Rosewood Stewart Miller Willard Hogridge New Salisbury Floretta Wm. Graves Wm. Crosby Hursttown AN. XX Randy Davis Mott’s Ella Jones Charles Wright Wilbur Ed. Wright Borden Ola Eaton Ruth Davis Myrtle Byerly Syrocco Ola Crump New Middletown D. P. Hiser John Hogland Roy Wright Mr. Hogland Mr. Wright Valley City Huddletown Lorena Emily Munzer God S. S WM. Daniel President County Association Tediana Normal School Munch Tnd Greta Tre City Sportsmen Southern Farmers’ Association Dogwood Walnut Valley Idaff. Engleman Black’s Corner Jackson the City of Great Britain Mary Anderson Jacob B. F. Hurst Frank Lotich Peter Klerner New Ind F Township James A. Watson Anna Long E. 10Th Kanses C Junction A. Krause Good Taylor Township Jacobine Hornickel Julius F. Tronein Franklin Township Ballaln Harritt Corydon R. R The Indiana Normal Scho Nion Sonele Man Leading Agricultural Journal Thiem Luther Tucker & Son Atbarmary Roth Panerg French Lick West Baden Chas. H. Rockwell Trafic Chicago Frank J. Regen Mark McCall Mike Ot Maravine Queen of Mare Iseriber Pavrernt Aralogue Gizas Bendigi Que Prt McCall CO Ruse Green Rochester Indiana Normal Sche
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