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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
3
Mrs. Bertha Farnsley was injured about ten days ago when a street car started as she boarded it. The fall injured her left arm and side. she was taken to the hospital, soon left, moved to her boarding house, and is now improving but unable to resume work as a saleslady.
14 acre farm for sale two miles north of Crandall Indiana features a six room house a large new barn other buildings and a bearing 74 tree apple and peach orchard with a never failing spring contact J H Duncan Crandall Ind or Frank Bowling of Lollisville who spent several days in the county last week.
Small property listed for sale fourteen miles from English Indiana with improvements. For full details send inquiries to Box 88 English Ind. 93.
Indiana Governor J Frank Hanly calls a special session for September 18 1908 to fix last session errors and expand executive power amid party infighting tax concerns and rumors of revenge clashes within the Republican ranks. Critics deem the move costly and politically charged drawing sharp opposition from within the party.
Jersey cow for sale in Corydon Indiana. Quiet milker suitable for small farm. Contact Huey Ruopss RB at R RB for price and pickup details.
Wyandotte notes Crawford county schools in wid begin Sept 14. Mr and Mrs Geo Green attended the Marengo fair last Friday. Miss Minnie Keller aids at the cave hotel this week. Miss Angeline Hunt visits her brother George in Indianapolis. Miss Mayme Rothrock attended the S B celebration at Thompson's chapel Saturday. Wm Hunt and Miss Rose Keller attended the Thompson's chapel celebration. Uncle James Shrigley, at U B conference in Georgetown, returns home Monday. Jeve Rainbolt Arch McCallum and Carl Sharp watched Leavenworth and Dixie play ball. Dixie won.
Worth. Miss Dillie Kintner visits Mre Sax on Long Sunday. The steamer Tarescon tied up due to low water. Miss Leona Buckley of near Corydox visits relatives here. Charles E Pate, lately in Knox county, returns home. Miss Roxie Hershman departs to Leavenworth for school. Miss Nina Trollaugh returns from Richmond Indiana. Miss Ada Byerly of Paradise Bottom returns home. Adam Gibson and family from Washington township spend Snowday with his parents. Mrs Stella France and baby of Peckinpaugh Kentucky visits her uncle Henry Breeden.
Miss Nellie M. Berry and Johan A. Calvin of Taylor township wed at the Kintner Hotel in Corydon with Rev. E. I. LaRue officiating. County Commissioner John Reeves testified for the license as the couple returned home to Taylor township, greeted by a traditional charivari.
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