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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
6
A fragmentary quote from The Pather references change and a bluer outlook as life begins, noting a toy and the question of its actions. The New York Journal framing indicates a reflective, era voice about youth and perception.
George Leland recounts a Mauckport Ohio River rally where Frank Stanley was promoted but Hillary Tharp failed to convert the crowd. Attendees, including local farmers, show distrust of trusts and imperial policy. Tharp leaves by river, leaving no cheers and signaling a costly political surrender.
The Democrat Central Committee rents the second floor rooms one door north of Major W. Funk's law office. Citizens urged to visit headquarters on town calls to discuss conditions in their localities. H J Frrepiey, Chairman Emery H Breepen, Secy. xs 9-26-3
Undaunted C H Ginkins opens a temporary shop with extra cutters from Evansville to fulfill prior orders and take new ones. He thanks patrons for past support and guarantees first class work completed on time, urging customers to ignore reports of going out of business.
James L Slaughter formerly of this county who has worked in Cuba for a time has received a promotion. The Havana Post reports he has been acting as assistant auditor of the island and is appointed chief of the central division. His career in the auditing department is noted along with recommendations from Auditor Brooks and General Wood.
Visitors from Oskaloosa Iowa were entertained with two dinners near Rehoboth. Friday at Amanda Stevens home and Saturday at Dennis D Thompsons. Guests included Dennis and wife Henry and wife Floy May Mary Anna Thompson and many Stevens relatives. The Davises planned to depart for home around October 10.
Needmore resident Mrs. Alice McCormick visited by Mrs. Minnie Farnsby on Sunday. Mrs. Ida Mowrer of Jeffersonville spent Sunday with her parents near here. Warren Quick was injured when his horse fell on him last week. Mrs. Lizzie Hess visited daughter Mrs. Emma Fey near Valley Station on Sunday. Miss Millie Noyes and Vernia Brinley visiting friends in Louisville. Henry Quick and sister Rins of Louisville visited parents Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Bettie Noyes and sons Clyde and Logan visited relatives near Meadow Lawn last Sunday.
The obituary notes the loss of Little Roxie May Cline born March 4 1897 died August 25 1900 at age 3 years 5 months 21 days. Her grief stricken parents Mr and Mrs Wm Cline mourn a child loved by all, with prayers for her peaceful rest in Jesus and hopeful remembrance.
Gone Home. The pale horse and the rider visited the home of William W. and Sallie Jacobe and took their loving little son, Carl L., aged 8 months. A precious one from us has gone. A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in Carl's earthly home never filled. Two good, heavy horses for sale, inquire Geo Beal Ramsey Ind 926-3w.
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