Local Shopper Notes and Social updates in Corydon
A dense list of local notices and advertisements from Corydon and nearby towns. Mentions C. M. Miller selling cider vinegar and syrups, Griffin's stores for shoes and coats, Denbo & Kepner's oil cloth and furniture, U. S. Shaffer barber shop, Roscoe Miller visiting in New Albany, and various births, visits, and business promotions including a candy factory in Laconia and a farmers' event in Corydon. Includes personal notices of health, travel, and new arrivals.
Local notices and community events in Corydon area
Local items include market notes for M Miller and W H Balleit & Sons, a Farmers Institute in Corydon on November 18 and 19, and a shadow supper at Hancock's Chapel to aid a reading circle. Also reported are a school resignation, an appointment at Franklin Township No 10, a ball for Gregy lodge, a fertilizer stock, a large porch sale in Columbus bound preparations, a horse accident in Jackson Township, a concert for the Catholic church, a Sorosis Club year book, and typhoid fever concerns tied to water quality in Harrison County.
Local Commerce Notes and Community News
W H Bullett & Son list oyster shells oil meal stock and poultry food. J W Riddle superintendent of Corydon schools publishes in pamphlet form the high school course of study and graduates catalogue. Frances Anderson, a Kentuckian reported to have escaped from the Anchorage hospital, was arrested near Elizabeth and sent to the county asylum. Ed Gehlbach of Franklin township hosted a surprise farewell supper before his upcoming move to California. Peter Deutsch submitted a four foot cotton plant showing bloom pods at The Democrat office, with hopes to grow cotton from the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Riddle
Corydon
Frances Anderson
Kentucky Hospital For Insane
Anchorage
Elizabeth
Ed Gehlbach
Franklin Township
California
Peter
Deutsch
THE
Democrat
Local notes from Ramsey area reflect crop work and travel
Farmers are through sowing wheat and sorghum factory work continues at Hughes. Lawrence Davis has gone to Illinois to work. Several residents attended court in English and the S. B. Institute at Hursttown. James A. W. Davis visited relatives from Moberly. School under Miss Crosby in Mott Town progresses well. A hail wind storm caused damage to fencing and buildings last Wednesday. Mrs. J R White returned from Snyder, Oklahoma with a niece to stay several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Davis
Illinois
English
Wm. Ridley
M. W. Funk
Preston Davis
L. 2
Swarens’ Pond
Hursttown
James A. W. Davis
Moberly
Laconia Booms With Growth and Local Happenings
Grace Russell reports Emmett Beard from Louisville visiting Laconia last week while Shields Brothers shred corn. Mrs Pervin Lemmon visits Darius Lemmon family. Arthur Russell visits Joel Russell. Russell and Hedges sunk a well for Absolom Steepleton. A new grocery and candy store are planned as telephone use rises. Township schools opened with good attendance led by J E Ashton and assistant Benj Beanblossom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Russell
Joel Russell
Russell & Hedges
Absolom Steepleton
Corporation
J. E. Ashton
Benj. Beanblossom
DePauw Residents Report Weekend Activities
William and Charles Hunter were at Marengo on Sunday. Mrs. James Ott, ill with typhoid fever, is improving. C. B. Tyler and family visited relatives at Greenville Sunday. Our school advances with Prof. Peters steering. Mrs. E. S. Tuell of Corydon visits her father David Fingleman at this place. Raymond Churchill, formerly at Marengo learning telegraphy, is home on leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ott
Tyler
Greenville
Peters
E. S. Tuell
Corydon
David Fingleman
Raymond Churchill
Marengo
Grandmother's 72nd Birthday Dinner At Crisps X Roads
Relatives and friends numbering about thirty gathered at the home of Mrs. T. R. McKim near Crisps X Roads for a surprise dinner on her seventy second birthday. A sumptuous feast filled two extension tables and there was plenty of food left for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. McKim
Grandma
D. Tindall
New Albany District Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets
Opening sessions of the New Albany district Woman's Foreign Missionary Society convention were held yesterday at the M B E Church. Delegates gathered as Mrs I G Harrison presided as district president with a fuller notice promised next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. BE
I. G. Harrison
Resolutions of Respect for Maudie Read
The Sunday School records sorrow at the death of Maudie C Read who departed September 29 1903. The school notes she was bright valued and kind and that her seat is left vacant. Resolutions spread on the record and copies sent to county papers and Emma Smith. Emma Smith and Lillian Marsh sign the committee with Ltie Kitterman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudie C. Read
Emma Smith
Lillian Marsh
Ltie Kitterman
Community Notes From Hancock Area Report
Local items include Mrs Jane Jackson suffering with a felon and Wim M Hancock traveling on county business. The teachers institute last Saturday drew good attendance and the pike to Ramsey nears completion. C P Bye leads school progress, Durnil visited DePauw, and Palmyra resident John Clark visited daughter Mrs C A Wolfe. Mrs Katie Tuell and Mrs Nora Harrell visited relatives, new houses completed by Noyles Wolfe Routh Evans, a severe hailstorm caused damage, and George Mott plans a Knox county move with wife staying behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
C. P. Bye
Durnil
DePauw
John Clark
Palmyra
C. A. Wolfe
Katie Tuell
Corydon
Albert Lofton
Nora Harrell
John
French Lick
S. N. Noyles
W. B. Routh
James Evans
George Mott
Knox County
G A R Post Meeting Notice
The G A R Post will meet at the courthouse this Friday the 23rd at 2 p.m. All members are requested to attend for important business transacted. J W Marshall, Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
J. W. Marshall
Com
Harrison Township Sunday School Convention at Heidelberg Church
The semi annual Harrison township Sunday schools convention will be held at Heidelberg church three miles southwest of Corydon next Sunday. All Sabbath schools in the township are expected to be represented and delegates to the county assembly to be elected this coming Sunday by the individual Sunday schools. Everyone is invited and a good time is anticipated. J. K. MOSSLER President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Heidelberg Church
Corydon
J. K
Mossler
Congress Faces Panics If Bank Failures Worsen
The piece warns that continued bank and trust company failures in the past days could prompt a special session around November 4. It suggests Congress will confront a national panic larger than issues like Cuban reciprocity, occupying the attention of legislators and statesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief From Indigestion
Dieting invites disease and starvation weakens the body. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enables digestion of wholesome food and claims to cure indigestion, dyspepsia, and stomach troubles. Sold by all druggists.
Local Notes From Lanesville and Nearby Areas
William Reinhardt of near Ramsey visits relatives while Miss Josephine Hottell moves to Petersburgh Indiana to live with her father Dr Hottell. Louis Reinhardt of near Ramsey marries Lizzie Ott at St Johns church. A birthday surprise honors Miss Ida Hirt aged fourteen with a party hosted by Addie and Tillie Hirt. The event features Lanesville orchestra music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Reinhardt
Ramsey
Josephine Hottell
Dr. Hottell
Petersburgh
Ind
St. John’s Church
C. Scheicher
Louis Reinhardt
Lizzie Ott
Ida Hirt
Addie
Tillie
Isabelle
Anna Schellenberger
Eleana
Clara Michels
Gertie
Mayme Kasteleiner
Ida Walther
Clara Schnell
Bertha Bauer
Joyce Meyer
Florence Weaver
Florence Pressler
Lorena Yost
Amos Weaver
Center Hill School Progress Notes and Community Updates
Center Hill reports a new school term under Prof. W J Radmacher with steady progress. Local residents Mrs Frank Sands convalescent Wallace McIntire at home Sunday Arthur Evans visited Corydon last week Yarrow King and family guests of Mrs Ellen Radmacher. Meeting every three weeks at La conia Presbyterian church at o clock. Misses Goldin Anderson Lenore Faith and Lizzie Hunter attend the O V N C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace McIntire
Arthur Evans
Corydon
Laconia Presbyterian Church
Yarrow King and
Ellen Radmacher
Sunday School Convention Program in New Middletown
Harrison County Sunday School Association holds a two day session on October 27 28 1905 at United Brethren Church New Middletown. The program lists devotional services address rounds tables and committee appointments with multiple speakers including Rev W W Moore Rev L C Murr and Miss Kate Luckett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Sunday School Association
United Brethren Church
New Middletown
Additional Facts on the Death of Mrs Breeden
Mrs Sarah M Breeden widow of Jacob Breeden died after a two year illness from bone tuberculosis. She left seven sons John W David H Henry W Harvey S Emery H Samuel D and Stuart C Breeden and three sisters Mrs Rebecca Bottles Mrs Mary Craig and Mrs Elizabeth Gibson. She was a member of the U B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Breeden
Jacob Breeden
Miss Windel
Rebecca Bottles
Mary Craig
Elizabeth Gibson
John W
David H
Henry W
Harvey S
Emery H
Samuel D
Stuart C. Breeden
U. B. Church
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C. M. Miller’s
Morris
Lester
George W. Wright
Dankley
M. Griffin & Co’s
U. S
Griffin’s
Duck Coats
Denba& Kepner’s
Jis
Mrs
Roscoe Miller
Philip Hill
Charles Mugler
Griffin's
C. M. Miller's
Roy Farrish
Louisville
Bessie Doolittle
Wek
Baultmann
Rosenbarger
Mollie O’connor
Blanch Boone
Ora Stevens
Corda Hurn
Jackson Township
Ambrose Cline
Dave Long
Strother Barrow
Sallie Brengman
Sam Brengman
Ak Grove
John McKim
Hebn Tow Roship
W. T. Zenor
C. H. Ginkins
Bence
Leavenworth
Marie Wright
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Dick Baultmann
Laconia
Jimer G. Watson
Utica
Taylor
John P. Riddle
Zear Church
Timothy McKnight
C. C. H. Kern
Boone Township
Indianapolis
M. Griffin & CO
A.L. Benny
J. Foreman
V. H. Bulleit & Son
M. Miller’s
W. H Ballett & Sons
James Crawford
Kintner House
Farmers’ Institute
Gregy Lodge
W. A. Bulleit & Sun
Hancock’s Chapel
Young People's Reading
Mary Rowland
Wm. Habermel
McKinster
Columbus, End
Hand
aAre
Harry Weight
Elizabeth Wright
Martin Engleman
Catholic Ebaced
Bradford
the Democrat
Sorosis Club
James Spence
T. E. Spence
East Fourth Street
Selah Elkins
Otober
First Lutheran Church
N. A
Courier- Journal
H. S. Wolfe
St. Louis Fair
Harrison County
Cecelia Stowe
Orator
Entre Nous Club
Warren Avenue
Cutcano, Inc
Cardus
Mia. Stone
Cardui
W. H Bullett & Son's
Gov
Bob Taylor
P. Bye
John Hughes
Miss Crosby
Mott Town
D. M. Jones
F. A. Krausgrille
James N. Davis
Vada and
Gail
Grace Russell
Emmett Beard
Shields
Pervin Lemmon
Darius Lemmon
Blanche Conrad
Elsie Radmacher
Dogwood
No. 1 School House
W. A. Horner
William and
Charles Hunter
Perseverance Sunday School
Crayden
Jane Jackson
Wim. M. Hancock
Orange County
Teachers’ Institute
G. A. R. Meeting
Township Sunday School Convention
W. H. Keller CO
Lanesville
A. M. Ersext
Messrs. Geo. Kraft
Fred Bueche
Joe Reising
John Bueche
Annis Kistner
Barbara Hussen
Anna Bueche
P. L. Hirt
Center Hill
Mabel B. Conrad
Frank Sands
W. J. Radmacher
Goldin Anderson
Lenore Faith
Lizzie Hunter
Thomas & Ellis
Cory- Don Democrat
W. W. Moore
S. S
L. C. Murr
John Heth
Rose Keller
J. W. Merxinster
E. W. Halpenony
T. W. Burton
Charles Swarens
J. W. Shrigley
H. J. Albin
J. P. Louden
E. S. Hallett
Kate Luckett
S.S
N E. Baker
Harry Kepner
Breeden
First National Bank
Alex Miller & Co
Costa Rica
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