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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1906

Page

3

Thought Wolf Versus Man Sparks Indecision in Indiana Field

In Cuaruestown Owen township Reverend J E Murr encountered a large gray timber wolf during quail hunting. His dog scared it from a thicket but Murr did not shoot believing it to be a dog. The region reports wolves and other pests, while Ulysses Adams killed a large blacksnake amid unusual warm weather.

Cuaruestown Ind Owen Township J. E. Murr M. E. Church Mia Murr Ulysses Adams

Seven Springs Local Notes Highlight Residents and Visitors

Albert Conlee remains at home while D. Wells is listed as sick. Lee Bauer moved into a new house and Garfield Sturms works at Falls City. Charles Sturms on telephone line. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kreutzer visited Louisville. Maud Bour toured New Albany. Henry Foreman and Celia Seibert visited Falls City. Robert Venner from New Albany visits relatives here. New Albany carpenters are building Wm. Morgan’s house. Rev. Seymour to preach at Union Chapel on the second and fourth Sundays each month.

Albert Conlee D. Wells Lee Bauer Garfield Sturms Falls City Charles Sturms W. H. Kreutzer Louisville Maud Bour New Albany Henry Foreman Celia Seibert Robert Venner Wm. Morgan Rev Seymour Union Chapel

For Sale Two-story home with large grounds and outbuildings

Describes a desirable two-story frame residence with ample grounds and outbuildings. Terms offered by Farmers' Savings and Trust Co with secretary W. E. Cook. Also announces Rosenbarger's hot soda fountain opening today.

Farmers’ Savings and Trust CO W. E. Cook Rosenbarger’s

Horses Stolen From Franklin Township Farms

Farmers west of the city report several horses stolen by a gang linked to prior Clark county thefts. Two horses were recovered along the roadside, while George Pyles' horse remains missing. Granger also lost a wagon and harness. Granger crib corn was taken. Suspected to be the same gang that operated east of the city two months ago.

Franklin Township George Wheeler Frank Granger George Pyles Granger Wheeler Clark County Fred Ramsler New Albany Louisville

Death of Mrs Emma Hottell at Palmyra

Mrs Emma Hottell widow of Silas Hottell died at her Palmyra home on the 20th after a lingering illness. The funeral was led by the German Meth. church pastor. She was 58, survived by son Charles Webber, a brother Alexander McRae, and four sisters.

Emma Hottell Silas Hottell Palmyra

Corydon Court to Elect Officers at December Meeting

Notice states Corydon Court No. 184 T B H will hold an election on the first Tuesday evening in December 1906 to elect officers for the ensuing year. W H Davinson, Scribe.

Corydon Court No T.B. H Cour W. H. Davinsom

Delinquent Debtors Action By Harrison County Medical Society

The Harrison County Medical Society announces measures against delinquent debtors who fail to pay for medical or surgical services. Delinquents must settle with billing physicians before seeking service from other members. notices will be sent and reported to the society. Applicants with delinquent status must settle with the physician who reported them, or with the current family physician, within sixty days. Charity cases are excluded.

Harrison County Medical Society

Arcade proprietor Richardson praised for square deals in Brandenburg

The Arcade in Brandenburg Kentucky led by D A Richardson receives wide praise for fair treatment and good bargains attracting hundreds of county shoppers who pledge to return after a single visit.

Richardson Brandenburg

Hub to Close Thanksgiving Day at 10 Oclock

The Hub will close Thursday Thanksgiving at 10 oclock and stay closed for the day. C P Trotter and Co.

Farmers Institute at Crandall Highlights Local Interest

The Harrison County Farmers Institute met in Crandall on Wednesday November 21 despite bad weather. Chief speaker J W J Billingsley offered practical farming guidance while Miss Ruth Shields and Olive Stevens recited pieces. A large dinner followed in Woodman Hall praised as among Crandall’s finest.

Harrison County Farmers’ Institute Crandall J. W. J. Billingsley Woodman Hall Billingsley Ruth Shields Olive Stevens

Sears-Kahl wedding celebrated at G M E parsonage

Kahil Sears and Lewis A Kahl along with Grace N Sears, Morgan township couple, were married at the G M E parsonage by Roy Hilderbrand. Miss Sears is daughter of Steward Sears near Palmyra. Kahl is son of Frank Kahl of Central Barren. They will reside at Palmyra.

Lewis A. Kahl Grace N. Sears Morgan Township Roy Hilderbrand Miss Sears Steward Sears Palmyra Mr. Kahl Frank Kahl Central Barren Kahl J. A

Sunday School Convention At Cold Friday Holds Talks

A Sunday school convention convened at Cold Friday in Scott township last Sunday. County president Dr. Daniel attended and spoke on temperance. Local leaders Fred Mier Dudley Kintner and John Stoker gave talks. Officers elected for the year: John Stoker president, Laura Kintner secretary, Dudley Kintner treasurer. Eat your Thanksgiving dinner at.

Scott Township Dr. Daniel Fred Mier Dudley Kintner John Stoker Laura Kintner

The Proposed Electric Road to Corydon and New Albany

A local editorial favors building an electric railroad from Corydon to New Albany contingent on a two percent tax from Franklin and Harrison townships. Promoter Mr. Blakey outlines benefits, travel time, and freight capacity, but residents fear tax burdens amid existing levies. If approved the line would start promptly and boost local growth.

Corydon New Albany Franklin and Harrison Townships Blakey Commercial Club Court House Harrison County Mr. Blakey

Protracted Meeting At Pfrimmer Chapel

Protracted services are in progress at Pfrimmer's chapel. Neighborly notes report Miss Ella Emily of Breckenridge visiting the correspondent this week. Elsie Mauck has recovered from a week of threat trouble and is improving. Aunt Kitty Walter and daughter Lizzie Miller were guests of John Mauck and wife Sunday. Emma Lemay and Ella Emily called on Mrs Elizabeth Brown Friday afternoon. Nannie Gleitz and her little son visited John Gleitz's family in the past three weeks.

Pfrimmer’s Chapel John Walter Little Chester David Emily Ella Emily Breckenridge Elsie Mauck Kitty Walter Lizzie Miller John Mauck Emma Lemay Pea Ridge Elizabeth Brown Nannie Gleitz Litle Son Lanesville John Gleitz

Local Notes From Flatwoods Community

Flatwoods residents share visits and family news. Abagail Dovetail and Miss Susie Eisenmenger of Louisville visit home folks. Mrs. L J DeVos spent time with C J Richert. George Bickel and Louis DeVos traveled to Louisville. Robert E Kirkham and family visited Fred Schneider’s. Bertha Richert stayed indoors two weeks with tonsillitis. Frank Richert of Boone township visits relatives. Fred Eisenmenger of Louisville visited brother John Eisenmenger last week.

Susie Eisenmenger Louisville L. J. DeVos C. J. Richert George Bickel Louis J. DeVos Robert E. Kirkham Fred Schneider Bertha Richert Frank Richert Boone Township Fred Eisenmenger John Eisenmenger

Stock Wanted and Auctioneer Seeks Hog Cattle Purchases

Wm A Russell, now head buyer for Corydon Cold Storage and Packing Co, will buy 100 to 150 hogs weekly at top market price. He invites inquiries for prices by phone or in person. The notice also mentions ongoing stock buying alongside another seller and Rosenbarger’s fountain remedy.

Wm. A. Russell Corydon Cold Storage and Packing Co

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THE Hubs Clothing Department Criterion Schloss Bros Seven Springs Absaesam AG Sabe Amos Free Indiana Normal School OUR Youths’ Department Kety Ee Cc. P. Trotter & Co the Arcade C, P, Trotter & Co Farmers’ Institute Kahil Sears S. S Tip-to-Toe Outfitters Huddletown Lorena Emily Flatwoods
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