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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1913
Page
3
The Corydon Democrat reports warm weather aiding wheat sowing and general farm work across Harrison County. Local names appear in community notes, visits, sales, and church events including concerts and lectures at the Christian church in Corydon and updates on residents traveling to Louisville and New Albany.
October events include Harbin Stevens sale October 21 with horses and stock. Torbin Stevens sale October 22 featuring six horses, two Jersey cows, a sow, chickens, and farmland. Local notices report church sermons, deaths of Miss Laura Shepard, and community updates including fruit marketing and an automobile ad.
The Harrison township Sunday School Convention met last Sunday at Gethsemane Church four miles northwest of Corydon. A large crowd attended and a varied program was presented. John He. Tieth of Corydon spoke on What the Sunday School Needs, from a pen and from View, but the audience showed interest and praised his talk. Several others delivered short addresses including Rev. and Mrs. Mod. Peter, Rev. I. B. Taylor, Winarte Straud Toler, Ollie A. Wolfe, Prof. W. Tlarkaveh, and Mrs. Wweispi oe Geo. BR. Byrunmi.
Mrs. 2 AL Robertson's Corydon agency for Mothers Salve and Mothers Shampoo has moved to Miss Maud Black after her departure. Miss Black solicits continued patronage and invites customers to call Eureka Phone to reach her.
Mrs Clara M Ellis aged 38 died yesterday morning at 5 30 at her parents home on Farmar Avenue. widow of Charles B Ellis long associated with The Democrat publishers in the town. Funeral services set for Thursday at her parents residence conducted by Rev E A Robertson of Moores Hill. A fuller notice to follow in The Democrat next week.
Miss Audrey Ollis daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Ollis of Palmyra submitted to a surgical operation last Wednesday afternoon removing her left leg above the knee. Doctors Boor Bullett and May reported the operation very successful and the patient progressing well. Ollis long served as an operator in the Palmyra telephone exchange. Gangrene signs prompted the operation to prevent further disease.
The entry lists the enrollment at 155 with 88 in the primary room and 60 in the high school. Mrs Wolfe has 25 students, Mr Prage handles most eighth year work including mathematics, one agriculture class, Miss Pickens teaches Reading Botany Physiology two English classes and one Domestic Science, while the principal covers History Latin and one English class. Principal C B K Jenkins notes high school numbers rising from 32 to 60 this year.
Leifler Lindsey and Mansel Lindsey with Aliss Maguiie Leifler married Sunday afternoon at Crandall home of Homer Wright. Rev. Hall of UT Church officiated in front of relatives and friends. Bride daughter of late Mahlon Leis ler groom a farmer and on his Crandall area farm. This is his third marriage. The couple will reside on his Crandall farm.
The Democrats of Corydon Harrigee County Indians meet in mass convention at Corydon Court House at 7 o clock PM on October 9 1013 to nominate a Democratic ticket for the November 4 1013 election by order of Democrats.
At Lanesville Drillottell, optician of Coryder will be at Dr Meyer's office in Langesville Friday Get 10 for one day. Children from AL school will have their eyes examined free. Work is first class and up to date. Shu Barrels of J Z Bake sold Kilevator last Saturday. och Les
The administrator of Elizabeth T. deceased announces a public auction in Crandall Harrison County Indiana. The sale covers certain Lots in Sve Addition 16 and adjacent tracts described by block and lot coordinates. The estate seeks at least one third cash down with two installments, bearing 6 percent interest, and subject to a deed of sale with costs. Proceeds go to satisfy debts and costs of the administrator.
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