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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1906

Page

3

Local Notes from New Amsterdam and Vicinity

Waris Poussex Mrs TW Rendle visit Corydon and Brandentorre friends Mrs Lidian Blake visits Brandentorre Thomas Cunningham Chocegee visiting relatives Ben Reader returns from Kansas to stay Mrs SD William Alexander Gertrude Hamilton hosted by Mrs George Montgomery Strange woman with pony and dogs stirs town J R McCullum family return to New Albany Daisy Helen Budali Mayors Mav Kemper to Sacred Heart Academy for ten months Two daree trout distitle apples plentiful Phrey work to year end with brandy production in district

Waris Poussex TW. Rendle Corydon Lidian Blake Brandentorre Thomas Cunningham Chocegee Ben Reader Kansas S. D William Alexander Gertrude Hamilton George Montgomery J. R. McCullum New Albany Daisy Helen Budali Mav Kemper Sacred Heart Academy

Dr Wing's New Discovery Promises Lung Cure

An advertorial claims Dr Wing's New Discovery cured a two year cough and threatened consumption. Ars Ora A Stevens of Port Williams shares her six bottle experience with two price options, trial bottle free, guaranteed by L A Riley and Son druggists.

Ars. Ora A. Stephens Ort Williams Dr. Wing L. A Riely & Son

Miss Rebecca Apis and Others Named in Local Notices

Local items list visits and returns of residents including Miss Rebecca Apis, Ambrose Chine, Miss Lula Weiser, Miss Elva Cunningham, Cort Rineleman, Mrs Rovilla Good, and Mrs Kate Didelotte. Funeral plans for Miss Lens Conrad. two basket meetings at Parhers chapel on Sept 16. church moral reflections. note about self respect. Job ad: Girls wanted at the Canning factory with steady work.

Toa Engiratas Rebecca Apis Jacob Good Charles Clurad Corydon Ambrose Chine Kansas Lula Katie Weiser Ramsey Henry Glebh Elva Cunningham D. (. Kintner Cort Rneleman Juliis Tronein Moberly Rovilla Good Kate Didelotte Corsdon Lens Conrad Mt. Solomon Parhers Chapel Eurybody

Burnville Notes on Social Life and Local History

The Burnville column records county fair attendance, weekly visits among residents, and family gatherings. It notes summer music drought, folk visiting relatives, and townsfolk plans, including early water works by 1858 and Uncle Sam Fite's role in starting the project.

Aliss Blanche Byrne Mas New Atreon Erol Martin and Wie George Kepley Georgetown Erhel Mosier Sanford Enelemewn Willett Summers Alate Melons Enchatea Sinpson Sarah Goss Nellie Mosier Cletia Baker Bradford Clara Loughinner Corda Kaly New AB O. J.D. Byrne Burnville Ta. R. Sappenfield Chairles Sappenfield Chicago Keller New Albany Eph Byrne Sam Fite Crandall

Jury Draw for Harrison Circuit September Term

Jumes Drawn, Jasper N. Davis and Samuel T. Wolfe. Jury Commissioners met at the Clerk's office and in their presence Clerk Mc Rae drew jurors to serve at the September term of the Harrison Circuit Court. Names include Creorse Woisvauserill Jackson township Philip N. Milter Geths John Hoffman Jackson Joseph Wiseman Scott John Lemmel Posey John M. Jresch Pose r.

Jasper N. Davis Samuel T. Wolfe Clerk McRae Harrison Creorse Woisvauserill Jackson Townslity Philip N. Milter Geths John Hoffman Joseph Wiseman Scott John Lemmel Posey John M. Jresch Poser

Central community notes and church gatherings at Bethel

Central residents share weekend visits and travel plans. Holiness group met at Bethel last Sunday. Rev Toombs to attend annual conference in Oden. Mr and Mrs Tidall of Meade County visited relatives. Dessa South to spend fall with sister Mrs Hebbecca Treason. Bert Williams and wife returning from Indianapolis trip. Modern Woodmen members attended picnic at New Harmony. Bucksten’s Arnica Salve advertised for 25 cents at L A Riley & Son’s drug store.

Bethel Toombs Oden John McAicim S. DD. Tiodall James Tidall and Son Meade Co., Sr Dessa South Lorre Hute Mrs. Hebbecca Treason Bert Willams Tadianapolis Central Camp New Allauty Valentine Crandall Jeffersonville Hudson Everette Crandall Chrisney F. M. Crandall Oma Lesler Henry Byrn Byrneville Clifton Rice Louisville Lorene Engleman George Town Lyte Campbell Harry Cook Cook Dave Hurn Charles Deweese New Albany Lawrence Wright Lewis Kopp Lil Cort Lahue Stone City Ind Lee Swarens Milltown Mary Iceman Otto Geo, Kodee Charles Wright Ohildr Wilbore Worisht Henry Vaaughns DePar Clarence Davies Char Muelar Mr. Criswell Frederickshia Dradformt

Local Residents Attend Visits and Reports from Lanesville Area

Lanesville notes list visitors and arrivals including Mrs. Fila Fouts of Hardinsboro visiting, DeVos sisters in Louisville, Mrs. and Mrs. G. G. Schafer Moss households, Toll twins Matilda and Agnatha in Louisville, Mrs. Theresa Schmidt of Jeffersonville hosting Miss Catherine Scheiler, and Prof. Julius Prelle with Fred Zable returning from a northern trip. Health update: Herman Bauer back after three months at Pope's Private Sanitarium in Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Paris plus Mrs. Isaved mother visiting Magdalene Bachman on St Joseph's hill. S. C. Markwell returns from Little Rock and Ford County inspection trip.

Moss Matilda Agwatha Indiana Michigan Canada New York Herman Bauer Louisville Joseph Paris Isaved Magdalene Bachman St. Joseph's Hill S. C. Markwell Little Rock Ark Ford County Wan

Outrage Over Frequent School Book Changes

Local shoppers complain as the Legislature fixes book prices but frequent substitutions occur. Old readers and spelling books are discarded for near identical new editions, forcing purchases mid term and burdening patrons with repeated costs. Laws limit changes to histories, copy books, and geographies for five to ten years.

Cave Party Visits Wyandotte Cave Members List

A group from Corydon New Albany Alton Jeffersonville and Leavenworth visited Wyandotte Cave on Sunday. Attendees include S H Crandall G Miller Alma Lotich Edna Brown Elsie Lotich Stella Caughlin Bess Sharp Hester Black Nell Pitman dna Lotich Ida Riddle Mabel Burres Carrie Ulmer Letitia Van Winkle Carrie Griggs Otio Fullenwider Florence Foster Charles Walters Wm Irwin Vinton Black Lee Adams P R Fullenwider and Dr H H Deen.

Wyandotte Cave S. H. Crandall George Miller Alma Lotich Edna Brown Elsie Lotich Stella Caughlin Bess Sharp Hester Black Nell Pitman Dna Lotich Ida Riddle Corydon Mabel Burres Carrie Ulmer Letitia van Winkle Carrie Griggs New Albany Otio Fullenwider Alton Florence Foster Jeffersonville Charles Walters Wm. Irwin Vinton Black Lee Adams P. R. Fullenwider H. H. Deen Leavenworth

Wyandotte Cave Party Attends Sunday Visit

Visitors to Wyandotte Cave on Sunday included Mr and Mrs Elmer Davis and their son Carter Mr and Mrs Ennen Isaac Ebbert Ralph Davis of this place Miss Earl Fetzer Idus Casner and Ben Deen of New Albany.

Wyandotte Cave Elmer Davis Carter Ennen Isaac Ebbert Ralph Davis Earl Fetzer Idus Casner Ben Deen New Albany

Death of Ananias Haas in Corydon area

Ananias Haas died at home five miles southwest of Corydon on Monday from typhoid fever aged about sixty. He leaves grown children and was buried yesterday at St Hieiderbure church.

Ananias Haas Corydon ST Hieiderbure

DeWitts Hazel Salve Promoted for Quick Healing

An advertisement extols DeWitts Hazel Salve as a remedy for wounds from fights and general skin ailments. It claims rapid improvement and mentions use for piles, urging buyers to obtain the product from druggists.

Doxn Carter Ben Napier Plans Move to Bridgeport Coast

Bridgeport notes show Doxn Carter Ben Napier moving to town this week. Captain Villier spent weekend in the Falls cities. John Emily visited Kentucky last week and owns a tract there. Andy Merryman and relatives from Louisville visited George Fulner. Mrs. George Carroll improves after an internal abscess. Captain Huber aims to ferry at this place in time for the Louisville fair. Kentuckians push for a ferry to aid an electric road along the Cain-run pike.

Doxn Carter Ben Napier Captain Villier Falls John Emily Kentucky Jana Andy Merryman Louisville George Fulner George Carroll Captain Huber Y. L. Farnsley Joe Roth Bud Fulmer Ilinois Cain-run Pike

Baptism Crowd Attends Oak Grove Creek Event

A large crowd gathered at Tadim Creek for baptizing last Sunday evening. Attendees include Stephen Pavlor and sons and Ttroer Hudson at the Marengo fair. Sunday school celebration is planned for Saturday with invitations to all.

Tadim Creek Stephen ‘Pavlor Andsons Ttroer Hudson Foam Charley Davis Jake Adams Minnie Davis Nelle Fetzer Nellie Taylor Paul, Lyon Henderson Sieg Winnie Melvin Davis Walter Hiser Ada Davis Sammie Ellie Fetzer Teldrides Melsinster Dave Loog Henry Wiseman Columbus Attad

Death of Hazel Montgomery in Corydon area

Hazel Montgomery aged seventeen months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Logan Montgomery, died Sunday after months of illness. Funeral services were held at Fairview church south of Corydon on Monday and the burial followed in the nearby cemetery.

Hazel

Illustrated Lecture by Rev Cromer in Louisville

Rev Cromer of Louisville Ky presents an illustrated lecture Pilgrim's Progress on December 12 and 14 at the Christian church of this place. Proceeds go to Punitchings Home with no charge. a free will offering will be asked.

Cromer Louisville Christian Church This Place

New Salisbury Notes Ailments Visits and Departures

New Salisbury weekly notes list Oliver Byrne among the sick. Many locals and visitors are recorded, including J J Lewellen returning home, Miss Lydia Kisler from Louisville visiting, Pearl Deweese and M D Deweese, and several family visits with McIntosh, Sigler, Hubbard, and Deweese. Mentions of travel, depots, and churchfare punctuate community life.

J. J. Lewellen Tohnd Bill Jasper County Ottis Radchiy Mary McTntosh Florence Boston Lydia Kisler Louisville Jessie Sigler Grace McIntosh Pearl Deweese M. D. Deweese Arthur Avery William Hubbard Dessie Radclift Fredericksburg Joseph McCoy Barbara McCoy Jak Fouts Carter Byrne Shakerville Harold Raat Evansville Raat England Oaktown Ind James Hurn New Albany Robett Dyer Harriett Deweese

Local Visitors and Community Notes From the Area

Hursttown reports social visits and travel notices as residents like Kerschnell Wright and Mrs. Dope, along with several neighbors and relatives from New Albany, Louisville, Stone City, Milltown, and nearby towns. The brief items mention fairs, family gatherings, and attendance at local events, reflecting a busy period of neighborly activity.

Marriage Licenses List Published in Local Notice

The notice records several marriage licenses granted including Rhien and lis te Eftie M, Whiten with John de Snyder, Stella Wo Meusi Jose, EB Drockman with Mais Wiesler, James M. Babenck with Ida FL Baber, and Claude A. Haves with Edith KR Trail.

Rhien du Lis Te Eftie M. Whiten John de Snyder Stella Wo Meusi Jose, i EB. Drockman Mais Wiesler James M. Babenck Ida FL Baber Claude A. Haves Edith KR. Trail

Bryan banners moved by trains sparks public outrage

The article describes banners for Bryan being ordered to ride on trains and criticized as an extreme act by rail authorities. It calls the move one of the most audacious acts yet and urges the public to view it critically.

Theiey Octopus

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