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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1898
Page
8
A collection of memorial verses and resolutions from 1898 recounts the deaths of Mrs. Mary Walther Isaac Shaffer William Applegate Maggie McAdams Anna Reising and Jacob Feig. Includes camp resolutions, church notices, and condolences from communities, families, and pastors with references to St Peter's church and local cemeteries.
Mt Zion church notes mourn two sisters Daisy I Bruce and Roxie P Beanblossom lost to Divine Dispensation. Resolutions praise faithful attendants and workers of Mt Zion class Y P C U and Sunday school. Sympathy offered to bereaved families with copies to papers and records.
An equal undivided two thirds interest is sold in Harrison County Indiana. Properties include 85 acres 4 rods 22 poles in southwest quarter section 31 township 2 south range 4 east and 44 acres in northeast quarter section 46 township 7 south range 2 east. Terms one third cash one third in six months one third in twelve months with 6 percent interest, notes secured by mortgage, no valuation laws. Sale starts 1 PM. JOHN O GREENE administrator J V Denton attorney. nov2
Appointment of administrator for Isaac Shiffer estate in Harrison County Indiana. Sally Suivenll named as administrator with Davin Sharrer and Weathers & Breelen attorneys overseeing the probate matter.
The Independent shifts to a magazine form in its fiftieth year and lowers annual subscriptions from 3.00 to 2.00 while single copies drop from ten to five cents. It pledges 3 640 pages yearly at a cost of ?.00 to subscribers, claiming 82 percent more reading matter for half the price compared with rival magazines, which sell for 4 00 a year and publish only about 2 000 pages.
Mrs P A Arnold and witnesses attended a trial in Louisville postponed to December 7. Dannie Flanagan and Philip Barger from near Rehoboth visited friends locally. R P Burres, formerly Rosewood, spent days with relatives here. Mr and Mrs J T Brown were in Corydon. K D V Williar and family from Boone township spent weekend with relatives. James Arnold home from Lebanon for mother’s trial. Ed Evans of Edwardsville stayed with Lon Miller. Rosewood folk attended Edward Flanagan’s funeral at Buena Vista Catholic cemetery. Gerge Ayers family from Kentucky visited Mrs Ayers sister Mrs John Woody. Sam McRae and sister Alice were in New Albany. Mrs K D V Williar and son Clinton returned home after visiting sisters. Henry Stewart of Sugar Grove on business in Rosewood. Miss Bette Colvin attended Edna Fox and Frank Wilson wedding at Evans Landing. Corn busking at Edward Colvin’s and a dance at night. Pleasant time reported.
An old advertisement warns that a heavy cold can cause pneumonia or consumption and recommends Foley's Honey and Tar as timely protection. Credited to L. A. Riey, the note emphasizes early treatment to prevent serious illness.
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