Friedley Leads and Others Imitate in Corydon
Local notes from Corydon include musical events at the Presbyterian church an October 7 admission 24 cents and 25 cent benefit concert with four performers. Various social visits and town news mention residents traveling to Louisville New Albany and Tell City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Church
G. W. Applegate, Jr
Ewald
John PD. Sample
KE. P. Pearson
Louisville
Community notices and visits in Corydon area
Local items report concerts and sermons by Rev. Jonas G Howard and Rev H A Barton, court attendance by attorney Jacob Rusk, visits from residents Clem Stonecipher and Benjamin F Smith, farm sales and moves, a bicycle offer, a wedding in New Albany, monument builds by Friedny Ginkins, a boy's narrow escape from a bull, and plans for Harrison county old settlers day in Corydon with regional connections to Floyd and Jefferson counties.
New seed and seed rye offered by W. H. Bullett & Sons
Notices from Corydon and surrounding areas describe new seed arrivals at W. H. Bullett & Sons including Timothy seed and seed rye. Items mention local visits from Miss Ollie Griffin, Miss Julia Pearson, and Mrs. B. F. Pearson as well as updates on community members and business offerings.
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W. H. Bullett & Sons
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Events in Corydon
Miss Bessie Hudson visits Louisville while Adam Lager and Emmett tour Georgetown. Mr and Mrs Jesse Kahl visit near Ramsey. Bullett & Sons offer clean clover seed. Stauths to pave the public square with vitrified brick. Declaration Day services at the Christian church next Sunday. A six year old child in Posey township injures left forearm. Georgetown bank building nearing completion with opening planned October 2. Ruth Shields visits Crandall. Myrtle Lager returns from New Jon. Jonas J. Howard to speak at Old Citizens meeting next Saturday. Emphasis on reading and library support. Rev Otto Lee leaves for Kimberlin Heights to study. eight church additions from his county tour. Oakwood Lutheran Children’s Day yields $3.48.
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Otto Lee
Kimberlin Heights
Tenn
Accidental Cut and Stock Purchases Highlight Local News
David W. H. Wolfe of Spencer township injured his leg while cutting corn on Sept 14 and remains under medical care at his daughter Mrs. A. G. Ward's home after signs of blood poisoning. John Seipel of Webster township bought four Ayreshire cattle for 600 dollars at the Kentucky State Fair from Hillview stock farm. Louis Zoercher of Tell City, private secretary to Congressman Cox, will edit Jasper Herald and Tell City News, splitting time between Jasper and Tell City.
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David W. H. Wolfe
Spencer Township
A. G. Ward
John Seipel
Webster Township
Louisville
W. W. Blake Arkco
Hillview Stock Farm
Saul
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Louis Zoercher
Tell City
W. E. Cox
Jasper Herald
W. Co. Brnckley
Jasper
Dubois County
Zoercher
Tell City News
Cox
Louis
Death of Miss Nancy Martin at Bradford
Miss Nancy Martin died at her brother Philip Martins home in Bradford last Sunday after a four week illness. She was sixty eight. Funeral services were held at St John church near Byrneville on Monday and she was buried in the church cemetery near Ly.
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Nancy Martin
Philip Martin
Bradford
St. John Church
Byrneville
Local Notes From Lanesville Area
Amos Weaver and family moved to New Albany. Ed Gresham improves his store property. Wm Gresham of Memphis visits old friends. Miss Florence Pressler spends days at Falls Cities and attends the state fair. J N Geis and J A Garing trip to Falls Cities. Ott family attends Kentucky State Fair in Louisville and visits relatives. Guenthert family from Louisville visiting Bruch family northwest of town. Ebert Sr improves property with cement walks. Muerer handles concrete work for Meyer. Frank Routh becomes toll gate keeper at Edwardsville. Livingston moves to Lanesville to manage its tollgate. Residents express regret at Routh’s departure.
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Effie Tuell
New Albany
Louisville
Amos Weaver
Ed Gresham
Wm. Gresham
Memphis, Tenn
Florence Pressler
J. N. Geis
J. A. Garing
Louis Ott
A.M. Ebert, Sr
John Muerer
Chris Meyer
Frank Routh
Edwardsville
Frank Livingstone
Lanesville
Routh
Frank
New Salisbury Social Notes Reach Across Towns
The column lists visits and travels among residents of New Salisbury and nearby towns. Hahn of Louisville was home Sunday. Jessie Sigler visited Lennie Engleman of Georgetown. Rev F C Raaf filled an appointment at New Middletown. Smith Askren and family of Ramsey spent Sunday with J M Graves. Virgie Jenkins of Crandall visited Elizabeth Springle. W B DeWeese and daughter Glance of Georgetown visited his mother Saturday. Lou Bennett and Mary Graves of Corydon visited J M Chaves last week. Jessie Sigler and Mary Mintosh head to Terre Haute for State Normal. Joe and Rudolph Heblock of Hawesville spent vacation with aunt Mrs Joe Hoehn. Mr and Mrs Samuel Davidson, Mrs Harriet DeWeese and W T Graves attended the State Fair in Louisville last week.
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Hahn
Louisville
Jessie Sigler
Lennie Engleman
Georgetown
F. C. Raaf
New Middletown
Smith Askren
Ramsey
J. M. Graves
Virgie Jenkins
Crandall
Elizabeth Springle
DeWeese
Glance
Lou Bennett
Mary Graves
Corydon
J. M. Chaves
Mary McIntosh
Terre Haute
Joe
Rudolph Heblock
Hawesville
Joe Hoehn
Samuel Davidson
Harriet DeWeese
Win. T. Graves
Suit Over Cooper Will Headed for Weeklong Court Fight
The Circuit Court trial of George Cooper's will began Monday with objections from James, William, Harry, and Robert Kelley and Mrs. Thomas Sandbach claiming unsoundness of mind. Attorneys W. T. Zenor and R. S. Kirkham represent the administrator seeking probate while Ewing Roose and Funk contest the will.
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Cooper
George Cooper
James
William
Harry
Robert Kelley
Thomas Sandbach
Elizabeth
Corydon
W. T. Zenor
R. S. Kirkham
Ewing & Roose
New Albany
M. W. Funk
Eighty first Birthday for Mrs Tracewell in Corydon
Mrs L V Tracewell celebrated her eighty first birthday at her North Market home with about twenty five friends visiting last Monday evening. The well known Corydon resident moved here in 1865 with her husband and family and has enjoyed her many friendships since.
Public Sale Of Farm Property In Taylor Township
John Purtill will auction his personal property at his Taylor township residence on Tuesday October 12 1909. Items include horses mules cow hogs farm machinery implements wagons hay five tons of hay twenty five acres carp in shack one Eureka Telephone Co stock share telephone box harness household and kitchen furniture with usual terms and sale bill to view.
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John Purtill
Taylor Township
Eureka Telephone Company
Manure Spreader Worm Drive Threader Ad
Consider a worm drive threader at W. H. Bullett & Sons and compare prices before purchase. Honor the old folks with your presence at the Old Citizens meeting next Saturday.
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W. H. Bullett & Sons
Old Citizens
Horse Runs Away Down Laconia Hill Ends in Death
Mrs Albert Fogal, two children, and her sister were thrown from a buggy when a frightened horse bolted down a steep hill south of town. The buggy was demolished. all occupants escaped with minor injuries. The horse died from a broken neck after the run.
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Albert Fogal
Laconia
Valuable Patent Granted to Trustee Bussabarger for Car Replacer
Township Trustee Wm H Bussabarger received notice from C A Snow & Co that he has been granted letters patent for a device called Car Replacer to replace derailed rail cars. The patent was granted last Saturday after about nine months in the patent office and two years of work. He expects the invention to improve rail operations and notes three more patent applications pending.
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Wm. H. Bussabarger
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington, D. C
Bussabarger
Local Social Notes From Hursttown and Vicinity
M W Mrs and Mrs George Crush and daughter Mollie visited Fred Opal Sunday. Miss Martha Lahue visited aunt Mrs Martha Sigler in Rumsey. Herman Price of Louisville spent days with friend Stoy Davis. Joel Dyer of Seattle visited nearby. Ross Housel and Sylvia spent Sunday with relatives near Ramsey. Rev H S Turley preached Sunday night and set Oct 3 for next service. Mrs Willard Wright is ill. Clarence Wright and son Kenneth visited Philip Kintner. Roy Wright and family visited nearby.
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George Crush
Mollie
Fred Opal
Martha Lahue
Martha Sigler
Rumsey
Herman Price
Louisville
Stoy Davis
Joel Dyer
Seattle
Wash
Ross Housel
Sylvia
Ramsey
S. Turley
Willard Wright
Clarence Wright
Kenneth
Philip Kintner
Roy Wright
Sieg Taulman Couple Wed in Spencer Township Ceremony
Miss Vada Sieg and Mr C W Taulman wed at the bride’s parents home in Spencer township last Sunday at nine o’clock in the presence of relatives and a few friends. Rev H H Kendall of Moberly officiated. Mrs Joe McClaran played the wedding march. The couple will live on a farm near Seymour after their honeymoon. Chas A Scott and sister Miss Dora of Seattle are visiting relatives in town.
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Vada Sieg
C. W. Taulman
Spencer Township
H. H. Kendall
Moberly
Joe McClaran
Abraham Sieg
Jackson County
Seymour
Chas. A. Scott
Dora
Seattle, Wash
S. M. Stockslager
J. A. Miller
Scott
Law Department
City of
Seattle
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Musica'l Presbyterian Church
Purtill
Mrs
Ben Jordan
Watseka, Ill
Elizabeth Lemmon
Rush Thornbury
Lee Stevens
Bruce Markel
Fredericksburg
Ben Hedden
Jeffersonville
Rosewood
Mrs. Alex. Mason
Evans’ Landing
Elva ‘Noyes
James Glenn
Birdseye
Haseen
Oscar Faith
W. J. Bullett
Mary Hall
Mennen
Davis
Charles Reagan
Ed. G. Keller
Ohio River
Henry Seburn
Olive Parks
Milton Carr
Christian Endeavor Society
East High Street
C. T. Wolfe
Ethel McCulloch
Frank Pagan
Kamp Iseller
Frank Gwin
Silver Hills
Astha
William Heth
John Heib
Rush Boone
Boone Township
Marshall and
Russell
Mr. Boone
Harrison County
Old Settlers’ Association
Courier Journal
H. J. Feepley
Mary J. Wolfe
R. L. Miller
Allegheny Mountains
Charles L. Jewett
Courier-Journal
Jonas G. Howard
Jacob Rusk
Clem Stonecipher
Milltown
Ryall
Cut Rate
M. N. Peter
Rosenbarger
Dixie
Northwest Public Square
John Wheat
M. K. Thomas
Benjamin F. Smith
Lloyd
Colorado
H. A. Barton
Musselman Church
Pfrimmer's Chapel
Frank Blust
Herman F. Brenton
Ohio Falls
JeffTersonville
Brenton
Ginus
Columbia Bicycle
Columbia
East 22d Street
New York City
N.Y
Hallie D. Coleman
Jennie Coleman
David Swarens
Thomas H. Cleland
Third Presbyterian Church of
Jacob A. and
Lemuel Stevens
Warrick County
United Brethren Conference
Pfrimmer’s Chapel
I. J. Friedny
C. H. Ginkins & Sons
Cross Roads
Mauckport
Qne
William Wiseman
Joseph Fisher
S.A. Taylor
Indiana
Floyd County
Robert Charley
Maxville
Washington County
Kentucky
Jesse Charley
David Charley
George Charley
Ollie Griffin
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Geo. Irvin
Corydon Junction
B. F. Pearson
Julia Pearson
Anna Guenther
Patrick Griffin
Jennie
Mr. G
M. B. O'Leary
Chicago
Fletcher
Frank Funkhouser
Indiana University At
Bloomington
W. Pitman
Central
C. A. Housefield
Campbellsburg
Ada Jordan
David Cole
Oklahoma
Rebekah
Emmett Taylor
Lucille
W. H. Shoemuaker
Borden
Thomas Lone
BeLiLerr & Sons
Ira Randolph
Tynt Lra
H. Bulieir & Sons
Chace Miller
Oaktown
Ind
J. L. Rank
New Amsterdam
Santa Fe, N. M
River of Southern Railroad
V. H. Bennert & Sons
Jacob Wiser
Maggie Meunier
Olney
St. Joseph
Illinois
FE. G. Hiser
Edward G. Henry
Egypt
Geo. Borgerding
Emma Katharine
Louis M. Hammerschmidt
John L. Kessinger
Posey Township
Sugar Grove
L. &. Fleshman
Washington Township
Corner
Herman
Vleshman
Miss Bessie
Hudson
Adam Lager
Emmett
Webb City, Mo
Jesse Kahl
Palmyra
John Denhart and
Maurice Griffin
Dr. Lawson
Democrat
George Stauth
Kansas
Alva Pines
Anay
Bank
Ruth Shields
Mark Shields
Myrtle Lager
Home Telephone Co
Jessie Langtry
Jon
Jonas J. Howard
Oakwood
Corydod
M. L. Peter
Philip Guenthert
George N. Bruch
New
Salisbury
Cooper Will
Hursttown
M. W
Sieg-Taulman
Judge Lindsey
O. Henry
George H. Feller
Corydon, Ind
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