Sales, visits, and notices on Corydon area life
Local items report sales events at Mosier and Mosier's sale near Bradford on September 19. Notables include visits by Mrs. J.C. Scales and son to New Albany, and Jacob Bauer offering about 300 cords of wood. Marshall to speak in Corydon on September 23. Benches, grocery prices, and cures referenced along with health notes and family visits across Elizabeth, Bowling Green, and Boone townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bauer
New Middletown
J.C Scales
Sop. Charles
New Albany
Elizabeth
Hear Marshall the next Governor of Indian
Various local notices and ads report political mentions, property transfers, sales, and happenings in Corydon and surrounding townships including Morgan, Posey, and Heth. Among items are farm sales, bridge repair bids, stage-line changes, and lost items, with local business promotions and a health ad for Kudol and Kodol tonics.
Local notes from Corydon area and trades
The Corydon Leader items mention Fried & Shuck bakes with bread varieties, a Webster township hog wagon shipment redirected to Corydon, and a Harrison county Medical Society meeting at New Middletown with a next session planned for Lanesville in October. Additional notices advertise Kings Little Liver Pills, New Hoosier Cut Feed Drill, a Shetland pony purchase by W.S. Shuck, and Pineules kidney remedy with 30 day trial selling through Louis S. Riety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Medical Society
New Middletown
Lanesville
Louis S Riety
Posey Tp Sunday School Convention at Elizabeth Church
Posey township Sunday School Convention will be held at the Presbyterian church in Elizabeth on Sunday October 11 1908. Meeting to begin at 2 o clock P M. All Sunday Schools of the township are urged to send delegates. Mrs Amal Weaver Ben F Barnes See Tp Pres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey Township
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth
Amal Weaver
Ben F.o’barnes
Public Sale of Kay Mosier Property Near Bradford Farm
Kay Mosier will sell his personal property at public auction at his residence one mile south of Bradford on Saturday September 19 1908. Sale begins at 10 o clock A M. Usual terms. See bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosier
Bradford
Kay Mosier
Tavias Mosier
Local notes and visits recorded in Byrneville
Miss Mabel Martin visits the family of Wm. Lockhart and several locals travel for errands. Dell Sappenfield returns home from away, while Charles Sappenfield and family tour Louisville. Mrs. Martha Lockhart visits relatives, and Lottie Wandrie visits Charles Sappenfield. Blanch Hazzard teaches near Anchorage. Steve Mosier seeks mill repairs after a fire in New Albany. Mort Walk, veteran and early Dakota pioneer, recalls his boyhood with John Fite and explains shoeing rates and Civil War service. He longs to see his old homestead after forty years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin V. Walk
Spear Creek
South Dakota
Jackson
Spencer
Toledo
Mabel Martin
Wm. Lockhart
Ken Smith
Ilinois
Dell Sappenfield
Charles Sappenfield
Louisville
Frank Martin
Robert Byrne
C. C. Byrne
Vallene
Martha Lockhart
Nettie
Lottie Wandrie
Logansport
Blanch Hazzard
Anchorage
Steve Mosier
New Albany
Mort
Mr. Walk
John Fite
Dakota
Indiana Cavalry
Bakery Serves Salt-Rising and Various Bread Varieties
Fried and Shuck's bakery offers salt rising Vienna rye Graham and white bread varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Vienna
Fried & Shuck’s Bakery
Republicans Nominate Local Judges in Harrison County
Republicans from Harrison Crawford and Perry counties met in Marengo on Tuesday September 8 to nominate Judge and Prosecuting Attorney candidates. Jerry L. Suddarth of Crawford touted for judge, while William Waldschmidt of Perry eyed for prosecuting attorney. Lottick, known in the area, backs Ridley’s Democratic bid and predicts wide victory for the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Crawford
Perry Counties
Marengo
Jerry L. Suddarth
Crawford County
William Waldschmidt
Perry County
Suddarth
Harrison County
Indiana
Wiliam Ridley
Waldschmidt
Clyde Lottick
Bennett Announces Closing Out Dress Goods Sale
Mrs. Jon Bennett states a closing out sale of the dry goods department, offering the entire dress goods line at cost and below, with seasonal patterns priced under wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
Jon Bennett
Local Notes and Visits from Hancock and Nearby Areas
Hancock and neighboring towns report social visits and personal events. Families mentioned include the Bringle and Erb households near Hardinsburg, the Rouths in Palmyra, and the Crayden family aiding wells for Miss Hattie Ott and Frank Pillars. The Salem fair drew John Voyles, J. B. Chase, and others, while Rev. Black delivered his last sermon of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Voyles
J. B. Chase
Jacob Erb
D. A. Bringle
Hardinsburg
Squire Monsty
Marengo
Charles Routh
Palmyra
Rev. Black
J. 4. Crayden
Miss Hattie Ott
Frank Pillars
Railroad Bridge Accident Injures Medford Youth
Charles Stover 18 son of Luther Stover Medford Oklahoma was injured Wednesday last week while riding a boxcar on the Corydon line. His head struck a cross bar on the bridge north of town leaving a scalp wound and facial bruises. He was taken unconscious to a physician and is recovering. He said he was brushing dust from his clothes and did not notice the bridge. He was visiting relatives south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stover
Luther Stover
Medford
Okla
Corydon
Kentucky State Fair at Louisville
The Kentucky State Fair is the week’s big event near Harrison county with a grand show. Indiana visitors are invited to view fine stock exhibits. Prohibition day was yesterday, Southern Indiana day today, and Kentucky Press day tomorrow. Harrison county residents should attend the renowned state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Harrison County
Indiana
International Clover Leaf Apron Spreader on display
Manure distribution improves land and crop yields with the Endless Apron Spreader featuring vibrating rake and worm gear feed for even spread. Roller bearing axle promises lighter running. See at W. H. Bullett & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teeteete
Scott
Coxryden Bermocks
Mesier
Fried & Shuck’s
W. H. Venner
C. W. Scott
Texas
Ward
Watson
Marshall
Chas. and
Eli Wolfe
Blue River Township
Will Englieman
Charles
T. W. Burton
Nell Burton
J.C. Campbell
Bowling Green, Ky
Sam Smoots
Freestone
Cannery
J.C. Bower
Mack Barnes
Charlestown
M. W. Carr
BR. J. Irwin
Brookton, Ind
Dan Applegate
E. Chestnut Street
W. H. Bullett & Sona
William Ridley
Clyde KR. Lottick
Leavenworth
Cox
Henry Wright
California
King’s Cave
Josephine Barnes
St. Louis
Allen Allison
Jon H. Burton, Jr
L A. Riely & Son
W. W. Davis
Lizzie McRae
Chicago
Peter, Columbus
John W. McRae
Boone and Taylor Townships
Louis S. Riely
Joseph L. Walk
Jackson Township
W. A. Bulleit & Sons
Morgan Township
Noah Adamson
Saving and Loan Association
George W. Hoke
Helen
Madge Good
Cincinnati
Amos W. Yeager
Heth Township
Board of Commissioners
Buck Creek
Mauckport
Isaac
McClaren & Son
Jim
Ind
R. R. No
Eureka
Orville Babcock and Baby
LeRoy, IA
M. F. Thompson
Louis 8. Riely
J. A and
J.W. Bauer
Ed Hedges
Arthur Benson
Columbus
Address Corydon
Alton B. Parker
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Washington, D. C
Corydon Fair
Friedley’s
Jacob Vogt
Webster Township
Corydon Leader
W.S Shuck
Charles Callahan
Mrs. Schuck
Alice
Ruth
Posey
S.S
Byrneville
Abe Williams
O. J. D. Byrne
Hancock
William Trowbridge
Squire John Ferock
James Bruner
Milltown
Otto Seacat
Rhinard Mott’s
Pleasant Valley
Maggie Turnbaugh
Emma
Fredericksburg
Lewis Crayden
Ikipy
New Albany, Ind
A. Beach
A Actillnica
Beaublossom
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