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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1906

Page

2

Heidelberg News Positively Busy Week

WwW D Toler is on the sick list. Nellie Mathes spent Sunday at home. Mrs Flavius Haas stayed a few days in Louisville last week. Elsie Mauck and brother visited relatives nearby. George Naugle of Illinois spent a week with his sister Eliza Minwuck and others. Clem Hottell and children visited Exmett Elliot near White Top. Edna Ora Bottles and Kesther Armon visited their sister in Cold Friday Sunday. Many local youths attended the Father’s Chapel all day meeting. Walter Fry spent a week with Mr and Mrs Thomas Ross of Indianapolis and attended the State Fair. John W Mauck of Huddletown runs a cane mill making fine molasses. Mary Rhodes and daughter Eman and Mary Hockman of FHIEG Grove visited Mrs Sarah Winnell Sunday.

D. Toler Nellie Mathes Homme Flavius Haas Louisville Bézes Elsie Mauck Little Brother George Naugle Illinois Weelx Eliza Minwuck Clem Hottell Exmett Elliot and White Top Ora Kesther Armon Maar Father’s Chapel Walter Fry God Thomas Ross Indianapolis John W. Mauck Huddletown Tete Mary Rhodes Eman Mary Hockman Fhieg Grove Sarah Winneli

Lanesville Notes Show Illnesses And Visits Across Town

Typhoid confines Joseph Thomas while three Remband daughters and others in the area fall ill. Walker visits his ailing mother near New Albany. Families host guests at Simon Garing’s near Tilimenon. Kate Goeswein remains bedridden as doctors attend. Nearby residents and relatives gather for weddings and social calls, including visits by Addie Walter and Eisert relatives from Lafayette.

Joseph Thomas J. A Remband SS. Walker Knobs New Albany Air J. A Caring Simon Garing Tilinenon Aliss Kate Goeswein Elie WeCulfaai A Ors Fen West West Mean Ft Addie Walter Emil Day Clark Jueames Mike Yort Wit New Albeoe Charles N. Eisert Lafayette Fier A. M. Eisert, Jr Henry Meurer Hensry Harbison

New Amsterdam Social Notes Highlight Visits and Openings

J Moyar and wife visited friends in Worvdon last week. Many plan to attend the State Fair in Louisville. Bliss Gertrude Hottell visits in New Albany this week. Jacob Hannel celebrates birth of a daughter. Locals attended Lerket picnic at Wesley Chapel last Sunday. Mrs Lillian Bartelle of Logansport visits Mrs J J Hughes north of here. Rev Lasley preached his last sermon of the year at M E Church Sunday night. Frank has gone to Mt Vernon to teach penmanship and geography. Elizabeth Kendall of Cravenworth visits sister Mrs Montgomery. Prof Willis of Westfork Crawford County will soon open local schools for the coming term.

J. Moyar Worvdon Louisville Bliss Gertrude Hottell New Albany Jacob Hannel Wesley Chapel Lillian Bartelle Logansport J.J. Hughes Lasley M. EL

Local Social Notes From Sugar Tree Grove Area

Sunday visits and family gatherings are listed with names such as Sal Ex of Grassy Valley John Miller and family at Will Grove and Harvey Stoner with his wife visiting relatives. Various exchanges note people hosting guests near Dixie and references to a molasses factory being built. A short ad promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for quick relief.

Grassy Valley John Miller Precton Maun Will Grove Suncay Iarvey Stoner Valenine Cline John W. Meuck Joe Wiseman DeWitt

Local Notes and Social Roundup From Hancock

Hancock society column lists residents dining visiting and traveling to Crandall and Hardinsburg. Ed McKinster builds an addition. Charles Durnil plans to relocate to Kansas. Cumingham’s saw mill ready to hire about fifteen men. typhoid cases reported in Fredericksburg. Elder LE Terry to begin meetings at Mt Tabor with day service and basket dinner.

Ed McKinster Charles Routh Crandall Logan Panky Fredericksburg Eli Wolfe Legs Jackson Wyman Will Voylas Pleasant Valley Losky Routh William Rosenbarger Charles Durnil Kansas Mack Mosier Morgan Township Jane Jackson Carson Barksdale Hardinsburg Cumningham Ian Breedlove Wil Noot's Mea Depanw Wenesday LE. Terry Alarengo Wil Mt. Tabor

Local Notes From Sugar Grove and Surrounding Area

Sugar Grove reports include Jon McKinney selling apples and several visits among residents. Miss Clara Stewart returns from New Albany. Mrs Kate Stewart hosts visiting relatives. Miss Maggie Yeager visits New Albany. Jessie Sanels and Zedith Reeves visit in the area. A Wednesday wedding at De Pauw church unites Lula Lefler and John Brewster Jr with remarks on family standing and hopeful happiness.

Jon McKinney Clara Stewart New Albany William Williams Louisville Bro. Evans Glaze W. W. Clark C. H. Stewart Maggie Yeager Kate Stewart Jessie Sanels Zedith Reeves Rosewood Harry Stewart Lula Leffler John Brewster, Jr Henry Leffler John Brewster Hfe

Local Social Notes From Hursttown And Nearby

Hursttown reports Henry Miller buying a new bogey. Herschel Wreght left for Argena last week. Hoveel family visited Mrs George Wright Sunday. Harry Brewer of New Albany visited nearby. Verner Corvdou visited Marshal Lane Sunday. Wm Rosenburger sent an appointment for next Sunday night. Mrs Andrew Davis and daughters lela and Pearl visited Mrs Wr Pope last week. Miss Lula Hartman and brother Chas from Harrison township visited here Sunday. J c Graves and family of New Salisbury Ward Marshall of New Albany and Miss Cora Glenn of Corydon were guests of John Graves Sunday.

Henry Miller Herschel Wreght Argena Wr. Hoveel George Wright Harry Brewer New Albany Mia Cthime Uabubses Verner Corvdou Marshal Lane Fey Wm. Rosenburger Andrew Davis Lela Pearl Wr. Pope Lula Hartman Chas Near No. 1 Harrison Township J.c Graves New Salisbury Ward Marshall Cora Glenn Corydon John Graves

Haeke Oe Tb Teante Rowg Mentioned in Local Note

Fragmentary OCR mentions J L L Rowg and a local notice. readable items are limited to names and partial phrases with no clear event or date. The brief lacks context to determine the subject, location, or actions beyond person names.

Effect of Six Mill School Levy on Indiana Townships

Fassett A. Cotton, state superintendent, reports that the six mill levy aided 62 corporations in 18 counties, totaling 30,490.15 dollars since enactment. Harrison led with 12, followed by Crawford eight and several counties with five to one beneficiary each. More counties may benefit as some tax levies were too low to qualify.

Fassett A. Cotton Kean Dubois County Harrison Crawford Washington Martin Owen Brown Jennings Dearborn Jefferson Clark Spencer, Scott Starke Perry Morgan Huntington Greene Indianapolis News

Local notes from Flatwoods community gathering

Flatwoods notes show residents returning from distant visits and relatives visiting. George Lottich resumes duties at Wit tenburg College. Families of Richert and Rupp welcomed visitors from Louisville New Salisbury and Hillsboro. Lutheran Church members elected officers including Stena Richert and Bertha Rupp.

George Lottich Wittenburg College Grandpa Bickel Louisville Nettie Dammann Hillsboro Ill Henry Rupp Robert Bertha Tillie Richert Wm. Richert New Salisbury G. C. Cromer Jacob Conrad Richert U.S. S Lutheran Church Stena Richert Susie Sechneider Lotta Kapp Bertha Rupp Cacrie Bickel

Blue River Valley News Notes and Local Visits

Mrs Skate Nibert is on the sick list. Henry Sauerheber is erecting a new barn. Nora Keiler of Wyandotte visited home folks Sunday and Monday. Mrs Mary Sonner visited friends in Leavenworth. Miss Hazel Sauerheber has typhoid fever but is much improved. Sam Gregory and Dan Hoover returned from Indianapolis. Miss Maude Shrigley attended the wedding of Garfield Dixon and Zetta Lang last Wednesday.

Skate Nibert Henry Sauerheber Nora Keiler Wyandotte Mary Sonner Leavenworth Hazel Sauerheber Sam Gregory Dan Hoover Indianapolis Maude Shrigley Garfield Dixon Zetta Lang

Boone Township Teachers Roster Fragment

Readable names include Grover and Lt Vaida Watson with Roy Dugeins T Bartley Lizzie Steepleton L D Cooper Gil C Miller Lafe Crosier Zella dunk Lonnie Cunningham Claud Mcintire WJ Radmacher J WS Ashton Croce Carroll Curtis Daley listed among teachers unclear roles or filled positions.

Vaida Watson Roy Dugeins T. Bartley Lizzie Steepleton L. D. Cooper Gil C. Miller Lafe Crosier Zella Dunk Lonnie Cunningham Claud Mcintire WJ. Radmacher J WS. Ashton Croce Carroll Curtis Daley

Birthday Surprise for Dan YW Neely on Sept 9

Friends and relatives gathered at Tenvoon Tae Teh St to celebrate Dan YW Neely’s forty- eighth birthday. He returned home around 11 50 PM to find the house full of guests and tables loaded with food and gifts. The gathering was enjoyed by all and well wishes were offered for many more happy days.

Dan YW Neely Neely

Conference on Congressional Candidacy Dispute in Floyd County

W E Cox and W T Zenor held a New Albany conference to resolve their race for Congress. Cox proposed leaving the case to a judge under law, while Zenor favored outside arbitration and a district wide primary with the winner declared nominee.

W. E. Cox W. T. Zenor New Albany Congress Cox Dick Dufin Charles L. Jewett Jas. W. Fortune Zenor William Ridley George Voight Jeffersonville Charles D. Kelso Supreme Court State Central Committee Alovd County Th Pvevd Couaines Buitling Privary Thrat Democratic Party Floyd County State Committee

Usurpation Debate Over Floyd County Primary Settlement

The article argues against defendants demand for outside judicial action to settle Floyd County Central Committee actions and the March primary. It supports an arbitral inquiry by a chosen tribunal with full fact finding powers to resolve validity of delegates and the county vote for the Jeffersonville convention. If accepted, it would hasten a final settlement aiding the ticket and county candidates.

Cox Supreme Court Supreme Court of Zenor Floyd County Jeffersonville

New Salisbury and Vicinity Social Notes

M D Dewees convalescent and plan to build a new house. Marshall Byrne started for Terre Haute. Maud Byrn spending a few days at home. Arthur Avery and wife visiting relatives at Byrnville. Mrs L E Crandall back in Chrisney from visit. Family reunion at Joseph McCoy. Ida Crosby visited brother Will in George town. Mary Buchanan of Anderson visiting father A J McIntosh. Child Hugh Byrn broke leg from porch fall. Will Crosby and F M Crandall visited Georgetown.

M.D. Dewees M. D. Dewees Marshall Byrne Terre Haute Maud Byrn Arthur Avery Byrnville L. E. Crandall Chrisney Joseph McCoy Ida Crosby Georgetown Will Mary Buchanan Anderson Ind A. J. McIntosh Hugh Carter Byrn Will Crosby F. M. Crandall

Local residents visit families amid farming talk

Bloomland Alabama reports John Strause and Calvin Emily run a butcher business in the vicinity and claim to kill only good cattle. Jacob Reinhart, Chris Elwinger, Theo Patterson and families visited Fred Munzer and his wife. Fred Munzer plans to return home from Corydon and may act regarding a large farm.

John Strause Calvin Emily Jacob Reinhart Chris. Elwinger Theo. Patterson Fred Munzer Fred Miunzer Corydon

Death of Willie Rogge in Rheumatism Battle

Willie Rogge ten year old son of Mr and Mrs L A Rogge died at their home east of Corsi on Sunday the 9th. He had suffered several weeks from inflammatory rheumatism. The funeral was held the following day and the remains were interred near Central.

Willie Rogge L. A. Rogge Corsi Central

Bargains in Real Estate Take n At Once

Real estate ads list 95 acre farm with good water and timber four miles from Corydon at 1400 dollars. 65 acre Paoli Pike farm at 1400. 8 acre fruit farm at 1200. House and lot South Corydon 8650. House and lot Elizabeth 900. House and lot near post office 2625 Pouse and Ict wear school building 1300. Tus Wa Hakesaen Ryan Mstare Agency listings conclude.

Corydon Paoli Pike South Elizabeth Franklin Township G. M. Harritt Corydon R. R

Public sale of personal property at New Middle Town estate

A notice announces sale of personal property at the estate south of New Middle Town on Sunday September 29 1906. Items include horses cattle gear and farm machinery. Sale begins at 12 o clock with usual terms applied and the event is conducted by the executor or appointed agent.

George R. Wrisht Thomas Onion Elizabeth Locust Tae Cory A. Uuask Satan Geare Reute Noush Des P Gus Vie ‘Ber Progd Duggies Woktor- “'Ndee Pep New Middle- Wetown

Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health

An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for weak kidneys and related symptoms. It claims kidney weakness causes systemic illness, promises relief from back pain headaches and urinary issues, and cites Mrs. Henry Moritz praising the product. The ad notes price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as the U.S. agents.

Bright Doan Henry Moritz Lyon and Laurel Seviaour Dora Svete Foster-Milburn Co Buffido United States

Funeral director offering hearse remade for burial needs

Notice from W O Glau of Corydon Indiana stating his hearse has been refurbished with new fittings and is ready for immediate burial preparation. He advertises up to date services and guarantees satisfaction, inviting calls or visits to Crayden Ramsey Indiana for first class funeral arrangements.

W.O. Glau Corydon Ind Gaishal

Auto incident near Bridgeport injures two in river rout

McDonald and Son and Mr Fawcett and wife of New Albany traveled to Bridgeport by auto on Sunday. Returning in a buggy they left the machine off the road and the auto tipped over an embankment. A team of six men was needed to return it to the road. Six inches more could have wrecked the vehicle and caused fatalities.

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