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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
5
The Corydon column notes ongoing illness in the area including El Grable’s daughter and typhoid cases in Corydon while listing regional movements such as Prof. A. M. Brown relocating to Decatur County to teach. Local notices cover sales of seed, a fresh cow, a gasoline engine, and road work plans along with court actions and clergy schedules.
Ten horse power engine and a four roll McCormick corn shredder in good running order. Call on or address Ott Smith Tris Indiana.
The Democrats of Corydon will assemble at the court house on Saturday night October 7 at 7 30 to select a ticket for the upcoming municipal election. Livery Democrats in the corporation are urged to attend.
On September 26 the Corydon National Bank successor to the Bank of Corydon was examined by a National Bank Examiner under U S government authority. He found the bank in the best condition, its books in balance, its accounts accurate and its affairs generally in excellent shape. The examiner said the bank was in as good condition as if under government supervision for years.
ARMINDA Nok and Vernia Brinly spent several days in Louisville last week. Raymond Summers has returned to his school in Indianapolis. H Martin Meisner visited relatives in Boone township, Rosewood, and Evans Landing. Mrs Kate Lamb visited Elizabeth last Saturday. L Cunningham and Chas Hess were guests of Frank Cunningham. John Sample sold a pear orchard for 250 dollars. Mrs Wa Treece and family visit Mary Case. Miss Mattie Case visits home folks. Ella McCauley and Iva Reeves spent a week in Louisville. Edith Hess returned to Universal Hospital Louisville to train as a nurse. Grace Sample, born to My and Joe Hartung, is at home and very sick. Mrs Edith Tillin, her son and daughter Herman and Nellie, visited Mrs Tillin's mother, Mrs Joe Palmer. Harris Colvin is very sick.
Annie M Pitman welcomes readers with social notices from Moberly and Corydon. Mrs Charles Marchery and Ola Marchery visited Grabill and family. Nettie Loudon stays with Elmer Pitman. Rose Davis returns from Oden after three weeks. J W G Loudon and Sam visit Minnie Harmon who is ill. Gail Davis of Ramsey visits Seymour Walk's family.
W A Hunter reports farmers in Blue River township busy with wheat sowing. Mrs Nolot visited David Jackson near Fredericksburg, others visited Josiah Nolot. Mt Zion hosts Blue River township Sunday School convention on Sunday Oct 22 with all day session and good speakers. W A Hunter is president.
Sebastian Gunthert appointed administrator of the estate of Frederick Rupn, late of Harrison county Indiana, deceased. The estate is solvent. Oct 3 1905.
Schedule lists 2:00 PM prompt session with scriptural reading and prayer opening, minutes reading, solos called The Importance of the Sunday School and He Leadeth Me, discussions after each address, and multiple choir performances. Officers include Jacob Schnerper president J R Kirzham secretary J W F Urssier vice president Grace Yeager treasurer.
The administrator of Frederick Rupp's estate will sell items from his New Middletown area residence on October 26, 1905. Included are a horse, cow, six hogs, farm equipment, potatoes, a target rifle, and other farming goods. Cash for sums five dollars or less. larger amounts on nine month credit with promissory notes and six percent interest.
In Harrison County Indiana the Harrison Circuit Court issues a notice to non residents Charley Zenor Fannie Watson Nellie Watson Walter A Watson Jr and others. The complaint seeks to quiet title to real estate and commands appearance on the next term starting November 3 1905 at Corydon Court House.
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