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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1901
Page
5
Community items report prices and sales from John Bennett and Bullet Implement Co. cattle and crops including a Jersey cow sale, wheat and seed sales from Alex Miller & Co, and Harrows and feed cutters offered. Local happenings mention meetings, visits, auctions, and upcoming public events in Corydon region society life.
Community notice lists an ice cream supper at Mussleman church on Saturday night September 21 to benefit the Sunday school with all invited.
notices include Dr. G N Little offering dental services with hours and engagement policy with higher rates for after hours. Rev Walls schedule at Mt Zion Bethel Fairview Concord Valley City. Various items note gas exploration in New Albany reunion for Fifty third Indiana Volunteers and local incidents and social events.
A dealer offers an importer's full sample line of damask table pieces and napkins in red brown and bleached colors. Goods can be cut in any tenths desired.
An assortment of brief items includes sales pitches for jeans at 48 cents a pair and White Heth cling peaches at 40 cents per bushel from an orchard near Valley City Indiana. It also mentions De Witt’s Little Early Risers pills praised by Dr. J. Suddarth’s hauls, a poetry writer visiting Louisville and a wedding announcement for Alva J. Welker and Eva Hancock with a Ramsey reception and future Louisville home.
David S. Jennings, who sued many Salem residents for damages claiming white cap action, has not complied with Judge Baker’s order to rewrite the complaint in clear paragraphs. If half the reported facts are true, he had no standing in court and is described as a disturbant of Salem’s peace. Local notice also asks readers to settle spring supplies.
The Summer boarders have left Lowder except one Jobo Burgess who sails to ship his cling peaches to Chicago. Rev Raaf gave a strong sermon at Mt Zion last Sunday his final for the year. Beard and wife from Hardinsburg Tom Cadle and family and two of Mark Brown’s daughters from Joliet were guests at Lowden last Sunday. A petition to the Board of Commissioners requests gravel road construction in the township. May they be built.
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