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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1903
Page
5
Corydon region items report millinery openings at Luckett’s and Griffin’s with parades of hats and fashion. Attendance at Ideal Entertainers shows and auditoriums is promoted along with schoolhouse progress and local visits by residents and visitors from New Albany Jeffersonville and Indianapolis.
Sunday visits and upcoming events fill county notices from Marengo. Preaching at Bethel next Sunday at 2 PM. Advertisements mention Harvey Kendle of New Amsterdam and pattern hats at Maurice Griffin & Co. Marriages include Jacob Hammon and Minnie Seacat at Georgetown with Rev Bigler officiating.
Mrs. Wilson Cook featured in social notes. J J Bulleit & Son advertised farm implements. Mrs W H Amy celebrated 48th birthday with photographer Davidson documenting. Rev S A Morgan to preach at White Cloud circuit Highfill school house with events at Fountain Blue River Chapel Potato Run and New Bethel on specified dates. Southern Indiana corn crop praised as decade best, with frost danger eased. Mrs Mollie Davis Erwin to visit relatives in Corydon then Kansas City. A J Glaze liquor trial ends in hung jury. retrial set. George W Self to auction Mary R Applegate estate at Singer Sewing Machine Co office. sale includes household goods. Safe to begin at one elon nin.
The text urges constant reading from the best sources to enrich life and achieve success. It notes Indiana game laws authorize killing certain waterfowl from September 1 to April 15, with a permit requirement from October 1 to November 10, obtainable from the State Commissioner of Fisheries and Game.
Sam Pfrimmer moves his family to the John Heth property on North Market Street for the winter. Geo. K. Gwartney will occupy the Pfrimmer house. T. J. Hudson, buyer of the Gwartney property, will move in, and Charney Bence will enter the Hudson property recently purchased by him.
A complete display of Wilson's Air tight Heaters is available at B F Hursts. The store features the full line including models suitable for home and shop use, with emphasis on efficiency and durable construction.
William J. Bryan's eldest daughter Ruth Bryan will marry William H. Leavitt of Newport Rhode Island in October. The couple began courting four months ago during Leavitt's portrait of Bryan in Lincoln.
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