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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1909

Page

2

Edna Lois Miller Dies of Typhoid at Age 27

Edna Lois Miller daughter of Robert and Bistence Miller was born October 23 1882 and died of typhoid fever October 48 1909 near six years old. Funeral services were held at Hehobath October 11 conducted by Rev Deich and she was buried in Rehoboth cemetery. The obituary notes family sorrow and belief in reunion with Edna and her brothers in the Savior's home.

Edna Lois Robert and Bistence Miller Edna Hehobath Deich Rehoboth Ceme

Eye Known Hotel Keeper Endorses Chamberlain's Colic Remedy

J C Jenkins of Glasgow Kentucky testifies he keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in his family medicine chest for fifteen years and has given it to many traveling men suffering from teewoles with always satisfactory relief. The remedy is for sale by Louis S. Rifey. Oct.

Chamberlain Nurad J.C. Jenkins Glasgow Louis Rifey

Subscriptions Wanted in Wood for Payment

The Democrat notes many subscribers prefer paying with wood each year and asks those who will do so to bring wood on subscription soon. The notice also regrets past shortages of good wart and asks readers to bring good sound wood.

Democrat

Dellinger to Auction Personal Property Near Corydon

W Dellinger will auction his personal property at his residence four and a half miles northwest of Corydon. Items include two horses five Jersey cows eighteen hogs farm implements machinery corn in the field hay in the barn house tools and kitchen furniture and other smaller articles. Lunch stand on premises. See sale bills.

Public Sale Notice for Spemeer Lahue Farm Goods

Spemeer Lahue will sell his personal property at Slursttown six miles north of Caredon on Thursday October 21 1909. Items include two farm horses harness wagon five milch cows farm implements and machinery corn in the shack cows in the barn household and kitchen furniture and numerous articles. Usual terms. See bill 132.

Spemeer Lahue Slursttown Caredon

Public Auction Notice Near Corydon October 28 1909

H We Marshall will sell at public auction at his residence two miles north of Corydon on Thursday October 28 1909. Personal property includes horses hogs cattle farming machinery grain blacksmith tools household and kitchen furniture and one share of stock in Harrison County Agricultural Society. Usual terms. Bee sale bills. 20-2w Webster Township Office Day. The public is notified I will be at my office at Dogwood Tuesday of each week for official business. Ben F P Sarrru trustee.

We. AL. Marshall Corydon Harrison County Agricultural Society Webster Township Dogwood Ben FP Sarrru Frederick Ems Harrison Circuit Court Jacob Ems

Pension help offered by Lew M. O Bannon

Lew M. O Bannon of Corydon Indiana offers to secure pensions for eligible individuals under law. Write him and include postage for a reply.

Lew M. O'Bannon Corydon, Ind

Meechs Bayou Lod Sees Strong Trade and Community Feedback

The Meech bayou lodge attracts visitors with growing trade and local support. Businesses report positive activity and residents note improvements in services and events hosted at the venue.

Local Notes From Bridgeport and Surroundings

Bridgeport lists Mrs. George Fulner ill. Miss Eleanor Stoy held a school box supper Friday evening. Lew Hubbard moved to West Point Kentucky. Miss Edna Bowman visited at Kingerys Corners. Aunt Ellen Stewart visited Peter Barnsley last week. William Huffman and family visited relatives at Sugar Grove. Toots Didelette moved to Louisville for work in L and M shops. Murray Farn­sley stored late peaches as an experiment. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson died and was buried at Newnan burial ground.

George Fulner Eleanor Stoy Lew Hubbard West Point Edna Bowman Kingery’s Corners Ellen Stewart Peter Barnsley William Huffman Sugar Grove Didelette Louisville Murray Farnsley

Local residents visit relatives and travel plans noted

Elizabeth Henry Kirk visits daughter in Louisville. Ben Duggins returns to hometown. Mrs Clyde Lof thrust and child visit sister Mrs Aaron Johnson. Sherman Tuell and Mike Saffer go to Chattanooga Tennessee. Mr T visits sister Mrs Ed Roby. Mrs Susan Crocker returns home to Jeffersonville after stay with sister Harriet Kes singer. Mrs John Cline reports missing gold framed spectacles between Bent Babcock's and her home in Elizabeth on September 1st and offers a reward.

Ben Duggins Clyde Loftuick Littleyson Aaron Johnson Sherman Tuell Mike Saffer Chattanooga Tenn Mr. T Ed. Roby Susan Crocker Harriet Kessinger Jeffersonville John Cline Bent Babcock's Elizabeth

Local Notes From Laconia And Nearby Visits

Miss Elsie Radmacher visited M Blanche Conrad last Sunday. Huston Woods left for Farmer City THL last Monday. Our school is progressing nicely under Miss Grace Car roll. Mrs Olu Peters of Illinois is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Eli Shields. Mrs Sadie Russell and daughter Mrs Charles Pitman visited J H Conrads Monday. Thomas and Benjamin McIntyre of Kansas, visiting relatives here, will leave Wednesday for home.

Elsie Radmacher M. Blanche Conrad Huston Woods Farmer City Thl Grace Carroll Mrs. Olu Peters Illinois Mrs Eli Shields Sadie Russell Charles Pitman J. H. Conrad Thomas and Benjamin McIntyre Kansas

Local Social Notes From Rogers Camp Ground

Grace Reagan visited Margaret Mee Rae Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Dowdle made a business trip to New Albany last week. Ellen Lamb returned home from Omaha Nebraska. Martina Shuck of New Middletown visited Margaret Wolpert Saturday and Sunday. Bacil Reagan has returned to Illinois for employment. Wilbur Lamb goes to Washington Indiana to work with his brother in furniture. Felda Wisher of Lewisport Kentucky visits aunt and uncle Thaddeus and others in the area.

Grace Reagan Margaret Mee-Rae James Dowdle New Albany Ellen Lamb Omaha Neb Martina Shuck New Middletown Margaret Wolpert Bacil Reagan Illinois Wilbur Lamb Washington Ind Henry Felda Wisher Lewisport Thaddeus Dobson

Hursttown Social Notes Mention Local Residents

Mr. Panny Davis continues to suffer cancer and George Frederick has pneumonia. Oma Conrad left for Huntingburg to sew with Nora Mallen. Mamie Hurst of Corydon visited Myrtle Wright. Wim Pope stayed with sister Reader Marshall in New Albany. Myrtle Wright and Mamie Hurst made a trip to DePauw last Saturday.

Panny Davis Oma Conrad Huntingburg Nora Mallen Mamie Hurst Corydon Myrtle Wright Wim. Pope Reader Marshall New Albany Depauw

Marlow to preach at Central Christian Church Sunday night

Central, tev. Marlow will preach at the Christian church Sunday night. Quite a large crowd attended the show at this place last week. Mr. Albert Watson, Ben Shireman and Ray McKim left Monday for Lexington Ill. to seek employment. Ruth Rhoads, daughter of Jesse Rhoads, is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Watson, left last Saturday, for Nebraska, to make their future home. Alva Tindall and Harve Frakes are building a new house for Jesse Rhoads. Mr. Jesse Beard visited relatives and friends in this locality the past week.

Tev. Marlow Christian Church Albert Watson Ben Shireman Ray McKim Lexington Ill Ruth Rhoads Jesse Rhoads Jesse Watson Nebraska Alva Tindall Harve Frakes Jesse Beard

Local News Digest From Huddietown Area

Mrs Mary Smily shows gradual improvement while Uncle Michael Gleitz remains unwell. Howard Jones was in Louisville early this week. Wayne Smith works for Otto Cleitz shredding corn. School opens with Miss Clara Slausewald in charge. Miss Marie Conrad visits aunt Mrs James Shaffer and attends Corydon High School. No 18 school opened on the 11th with Miss Georgia Lemmon teaching. The Brown child’s elbow injury is healing well.

Howard Jones Louisville Wayne Smith Otto Cleitz Michael Gleitz Clara Slausewald Marie Conrad James Shaffer Corydon Lnst Georgia Lemmon

Liniment and Agency News From New Albany

An ad extols Chamberlain liniment wrapped in damp flannel for back side chest and rheumatic pains. Local readers Louise Riely Mrs J T Stamper visit Stamper family as Ea Saulman recovers from recent injuries. The W. I H Keller Co announces agency for Bannigan robbers and archies.

Bannigan W. 1H. Keller Co

Local Transfers and Visits Reported in Happy Land

Lewis Stein sold his saw mill to Andy Walk. Robert Rusk moved from Sherman Stevens farm to Mr. Gibson’s house near Mott. Henry Lone of near Lanesville visited his brother James Lone and family of Corydon Junction last week. Miss Gertrude Lily of Breckenridge visited her aunt Mrs. Charles Trencin and family of Corydon Junction last week.

Lewis Stein Andy Walk Robert Rusk Sherman Stevens Mr. Gibson Mott Henry Lone Lanesville James Lone Corydon Junction Gertrude Lily Breckenridge Charles Trencin

Hard to Please and the Corydon Republican Editor

The editor of the Corydon Republican is praised for hiring Democrat teachers by Republican trustees and criticized for the same action by Democrat trustees. The piece notes a stubborn need to "whack a Democrat" periodically despite no clear reason. Also advertised for sale a small three room cottage and a good farm on easy terms in Genoa.

Corydon Republican Geno. IW. Gwartney

Rainy Weekend Visits Across Town

Plentiful rain fell in the area as families made neighborly rounds. Dobsons and their son Thaddeus Edward visited Mrs D’s parents Mr and Mrs Edward Bryant. Lizzie Stuart visited daughter Mat Letler. Henry Kirk visited his daughter Lizzie Walker of Louisville. David Lemmel of Illinois visited his parents. James Rooksby and grandson Ivan Flanigan visited Krons. Edward Bryant and son Frederick visited Thomas Bryant in New Albany.

Robert. Dobson Thaddeus Edward Edward Bryant Lizzie Stuart Mat Letler Henry Kirk Lizzie Walker Louisville James Rooksby Ivan Flanigan James Kron Frederick Thomas Bryant New Albany

Obituary: Mrs T B Gordon of Hot Springs dies at 61

Mrs T B Gordon aged 61 died at 7 this morning at 155 Henry Avenue Hot Springs Funeral services will be held at 3 this afternoon at the residence by Rev Forney Hutchinson and Rev B I Mason She leaves a husband a daughter Mrs A M Perdue and two sisters Mrs Belle Ward of Little Rock and Mrs C P Poole of Pine Bluff She was cousin to Mrs W T Zenor and formerly known as Miss Harbeson before marriage

T. B. Gordon Henry Avenue Forney Hutchinson B. I. Mason A. M. Perdue Belle Ward Little Rock C. P. Poole Pine Bluff Not Springs

Local Markets Corrected Wednesdays and Listings

The notice references weekly corrections to local market listings, with a fragment mentioning Corydon and Louisville and an unclear number 8720. The source provides limited readable details.

Corydon Louisville

Teamster Ed Saulman Injured in Pike Accident

Ed Saulman of this place was injured last Thursday while driving toward New Albany on the pike east of Lanesville. A line caught in the harness on a downhill grade, he leaned to loosen it, lost balance and fell, breaking a rib and suffering severe bruises. He has since remained bedbound.

Ed Saulman New Albany Lanesville Saulman

Farm wagon inquiry for Corydon model

A farm wagon is offered for inspection at W. H. Bullett & Sons with emphasis on the Corydon model. The notice invites interested buyers to call and examine the wagon.

W. H. Bullett & Sons Corydon

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Jesus Tery Orth Steaven W. Dellinger Pensions Meech’ Baioy Lod Bridgeport Don Carter Enry Kirk Laconia Towers Fish Walt Arece Clothing Sold Everywhere A.j.tower Co Boston Usay Tower Canadian Co Limtreo Toronto Can Rogers’ Camp Ground Hursttown George Frederick Huddietown Mrs. Mary Smily Oscar Brown Louise, Riely Happy Land Sandy Branch David Lemmel John Lemmel Hot Springs, Ark Scott Childa John O. Greene Jacob D. W. Greene Admr Red Mill Mecall United States Canada Mecall’s Othr Postal HE McCall CO New York Geo. C. Brown Peerless Peerless Wire Fence Co., Ltd Adrian, Michigan The W. H. Keller CO Rand, McNally & Co Indiana Alas Ofhilippine Islands Porto Rico Cuba Jamaica Haiti Mexico Union Atlantic Fidet U. S. Navy Hampton Feats San Francisco Panama Central America Cory Don Board of Commissioners of County of Harrison Mauck’s Henry Stewart Evans’ Landing Eversole’s Krackman William Taylor Harrison County Meech A. J. Blunk Undertaker New Middletown, MD Eureka Lyde R. Lottick LAW Offessve Conrad
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