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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1906
Page
3
Democratic speaking tour for Joint Senator seat in Harrison and Floyd counties visits Mar Vis on Bradford Oct 22 night Frenchtown Prestay Oct 28 night and New Salisbury Oct 24 night to address voters.
Hon. E. B. Stotsenbure and Hon. Thomas Conlee will address residents in Tanesville on Thursday night October 25, then in New Middletown on Friday October 26 and in Corydon on Saturday October 27 at 2 p.m.
Hon Thomas Conlee will address voters at Macedonia School House on Monday October 22 Walther's School House on Wednesday October 24 and Shuck's School House on Tuesday October 23 each night.
Mr. D. L. Graft is sick. A cold wave swept northern Indiana with six inches of snow. Bert Hartecrinke Tobhn Sargent Ed Woodruff and F H Munver rode with G M Dodge in his automobile last Friday. Walter Fisher of New York City leaves Monday for Flaxton North Dakota to work as operator on the Great Northern. Twelve piece Kitchen Shower offered with a $10 purchase. J L Rowe in Brick Block.
Sugar Grove gossip covers repainting of a dwelling by C H Stewart, school in session with Miss Hattie Lambas as teacher, pilot John H Fink on vacation, Clara Stewart hosting guests from New Albany, visits by Mr and Mrs Clarence McKinney and Maurice Reeves, Mrs Dr Little from New Albany visiting Kessinger family, pastor Bro Black reassigned to a new field, Robert and Stewart families welcoming a New Girl, Prova Huffman and Simon Boener wed at the bride's parents' home, neighbors extend wishes for joy and happiness.
Farmers still sow wheat as Marshall Vaughn builds a new house and G W Churchill nears completion on his. David Engleman sold his farm to Churchill. Mrs Albert Lagle of Mitchell visits home folks. Wilt Deweese moves to Milltown. Clint Tyler family visits Milltown relatives. Alonzo Stonecipher and child ill. Mrs J E Kepley and Mrs Martha Smith travel to Louisville.
Tekonsha Michigan resident G. J. Welch touts Bucklin's Arnica Salve for quick relief from burns and skin injuries. Claiming it is a perfect family remedy, he notes it as the best pile cure and lists a 25 cent price at L. A. Riley & Son's drug store.
Elizabeth Winders gives birth to a girl. Teschers Institute remained closed due to diphtheria. Miss Minnie Luetmuiel and others visit home folks. Walter Kron returns from New Albany. Isaac Conner family attends Lee Pitman funeral. Rev. Winn arrives as pastor for the year. Walter Blunk returns home under quarantine. Thomas Sandbach family in wagon accident with minor injuries. Baby narrowly escaped injury beneath wheel.
Ramsey S Davis born to Mr and Mrs Ge Beal ward Davis recovers from typhoid fever Oliver Eaton of New Albany visits family Fd Damona runs local school Hany Welker moves to M A Rowe property Maggie Crayden visits sister Rev Kendall at Woods Chapel sermon Charley Radeninjures hand while splitting wood wound dressed by Dr Sigler Church and moral notes on self discipline Kodol for Dyspepsia ad promotes digestion and strength. Oct 10.50 buys a nice sideboard J L Rowe Brick Black.
Levi Pitman a respected Harrison County farmer died October 12 1806 near Minneola Kansas from typhoid fever then heart failure at 61. He leaves a large family including eight children and siblings, was a leading Mason Odd Fellow and Knight of Honor, owned about 2300 acres, and his funeral was funded by his Masonic and Odd Fellow brethren with wide community attendance.
The wedding of Miss Mildred Huntsinger to James Reikard occurred Sunday afternoon October 4 at the Huntsinger home near Hill Grove. Rev Janu of the M E church conducted the ceremony with many relatives and friends in attendance. A large dinner followed and Harry Davidson photographed the couple and guests.
The ointment quickly relieves intense itching from eczema and tetter and has permanently cured many cases. For sale by L. A. Riely & Son, oct.
The Indiana Corn Growers Association at its last annual meeting named Thursday October 25 Seed Corn Harvest Day. It urges harvest of next years seed by October 25 and proper storage to reduce losses from freezing. Farmers are told to select the best ears from vigorous stalks and hang them for air circulation with extra seed kept for rigid selection before planting.
Crandall and Vicinity residents host and visit relatives across Milltown New Albany Corydon Junction Pennington Chapel and Corydon Onlookers note pie supper for school next Saturday Oct 20 Oswell Martin Frank Milton James LetHer and others attend a Palmyra ball game Nearby Hawesville relatives visit Crandall and Uncle Harve age 81 enjoys good health after half a century apart
Sun Shines notes Sunshine. XIIXIN Harve Penaire departed Tuesday for Wichita Kansas. Prayer meetings held Sundays at Haas chapel. Miss Lizzie Penaire visited Miss Fannie Pinaire. Lon Howerton stayed with Eugene Troncin family Sunday. Nethe Murr of Indianapolis guests Cort Wolfe last week. Holiness prayer meeting planned Friday night Oct 19 at Haas chapel. Mrs Ben Hurst and Mrs Charles Benes of Corydon visited Mrs J F Pinaire Monday. Rey Alexander and wife of Campbellsburg visited Mr and Mrs Charles Davis last Tuesday. Miss Nola Heacat student from Corydon visited parents.
Bradford notes list of local people in the community with illnesses, visits, travels, and social events. George Ferber's family ill. Miss Anna Bunch staying at 14ward Ellis. Miss Ola Platter from Palmyra visited. A. J. Sappenfield on business to Fall Cities. Ben Comner left for Illinois. Mrs. Margaret ls from Jeffersonville visiting nearby relatives. Buffalo Bill and M. O. Sappenfield attended the Red Men's Pow Wow in Greenville. Lanterns sold by C. M. Miller.
Jacob Heishman of Scott township and Amegm Rasnbolt crossed the Ohio River at Peckinpaughs landing in a skiff after drinking. Rainbolt found later though Heishman was missing, presumed drowned after the boat struck a wire fence and he could not escape. Heishman, about sixty, is a farmer with a wife and children and a long history of heavy drinking.
Byrnville resident Byrnville Lee Byrne returns home from Corydon. Visits to Warren Byrne’s family at Lick Shir let. Miss Pearl Hazzard stays with Ragans in Greenville. Engleman brothers from George town visit O J D Byrne and others. Crandall and Laura Mosier host visitors. Frank Baker and family also stop by. Church painting by Latter Day Saints mentioned. Prof. Pyrne in Georgetown improves in health. Icy Byrne returns from New Albany to help a sick brother Willie. J T Flinn relocates to Georgetown to work with Hardwood Company. Apple peel at Laura Mosier’s. fire alarm at Martha Ellen Byrne’s house causes bead loss, fire quickly controlled.
New Middletown resident Beard Loan is ill and Charles Guins has relocated to Louisville. Jessie Marsh plans to move near New Albany next week. Tullie Brown and Wm Bauer departed for Chicago on Monday.
Marriage licenses issued include Joseph H. Davis to Ethel F Thompson James G Reikarl to Minnie M Hank singer Oscar Foster to Catherine Uessler William E Brockman to Emma Mosier Joseph N Eve to Ellenora Brown Edwin Decker to Patrice Wolfe plus an iron bed advertised for $1.40 from J and Rowe Brick Block.
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