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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
7
An advertisement promises the best value in menswear with a London Water Process shrinking method and exclusive designs from Kirschbaum. It touts suits and overcoats at 12.50 to 15.00 with other suits priced 7.50 to 10.00 and claims guaranteed satisfaction.
Kirschbaum presents Youngfelo clothes for young men with features of high priced custom tailoring. Prices are $12.50, $15, and $18, offering style at accessible rates.
Indianap olis resident Reverend Wesley Davidson died at his home after a year long illness. He had lived at 105 South Belmont Avenue for thirty years and was a former Church of Christ preacher and city market attendant. Survived by his widow and five children including Charles Frank Willard Davidson Mrs Martha Dunn and Mrs Emma Haverstick, all of Indianapolis. He moved from this county to Indianapolis in 1876. Burial followed funeral services in Indianapolis.
A concert program lists pieces including Bunhemian Girl and Then Youll Remember Me with performers Mrs M A Cassaboom Miss Pelle Miss Pauline Hickey Tannhauser and Lowen versch The Heart Bowed Down Mr T J Hudson Elisabeths Prayer Miss Pelle Kisas Dream Miss Nettie Briffett Bridal Chorus performed by Mrs Roy Lahue Mrs Lee Lockhart Miss Clara Bennett Mrs Nellie Bullett Miss Stella B Caughlin and others including Janes Brewster John Heth Carr Miller Spencer Wilson and M Wolfe.
Harbin Stevens to sell personal property at his residence on the Francis Lartaurat farm two miles northwest of Corydon on Tuesday October 21 1918. Items include six horses a registered Percheron Avon mare a brood mare and suckling foal a two year old gelding two Jersey cows corn machinery harnesses buggy wagon stock in a telephone company and other farm implements. Terms cash except five percent discount and twelve months on sums over 35. Sale begins at noon. Auctioneer Hb. Davis.
Fire destroyed what was known as Underhill's school in Vaytor township last week after being discovered around two in the morning. The origin is unknown. A tramp seen nearby the night before vanished afterward, raising speculation he may have stayed in the building and perished with the fire.
The notice lists marriage licenses granted to Eugene R. Hays and Minnie R Stonecipher Carl C. Frederick and Vada A. Love Marcel B. Lindsey and Maggie M. Leffler Lewis S. Crosier and Daisy Zimmier Grover C. Rainbolt and Mae B S Heintz Clarence Wilbur Haub and Mary Eilen Heintz David lL Sculland Edwaard Froman Jesse R Timberlake and Hmimai Carver John A Dellinger and Lora Heishman
A compact note hints that several news items and communications are crowded out this week and will be published next week. The brief implies upcoming content and delayed coverage.
The new tariff law has been passed and signed by President Wilson last Friday night, becoming effective immediately and relieving the nation from the burdens of the Payne Aldrich tariff. Further details will follow in future reports.
The federation of Corydon four church brotherhoods meets next Tuesday at the Presbyterian church with Rev D Onstatt as speaker. Rally Day drew 261 attendees with a 31.24 collection as cradle roll records show 40 on the roll and 104 babies in six years.
Hatched pullets from Barred Plymouth Rock stock sold in northern Indiana and Illinois. Walter J. Bean Mauckport area cited. October delivery noted and Eureka contact provided.
David Cotmer died in a Louisville hospital last Monday. The remains were interred at Roger's Chapel Posey township yesterday. He formerly resided in this county and left about twenty five years ago, later living in Louisville for several years. He was about fifty eight years old.
Miss Mae Feller daughter of Mrs Harriet Feller and Cleveland Lott son of Mr and Mrs John Rainbolt were married at George Feller’s home on Saturday evening September 27 Rev Taylo officiating The couple will stay with the groom's parents nearby before settling.
Waldo Hisey departed yesterday for a Florida trip accompanied by James Kitterman 0 T Price and G W Churchehill who may buy Florida lands. Miss Velda Resch of Middletown is visiting relatives in Louisville. The registered Percheron Stat Hon Avon will be sold at Harbin Stevens sale two miles northwest on Corydon on Tuesday October 21.
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