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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1905

Page

4

Sherrick Case Spurs Indiana Gambling Probe

The Marion county grand jury opened an investigation into ex auditor David M. Sherrick who is about $145,000 short and faces embezzlement charges. Governor Hanly, predecessor Warren Bigle, and John Reed were subpoenaed as witnesses as indictments loom. The probe could broaden to close French Lick and West Baden gambling dens, with potential suits to recover money lost at the Franch Lick casino and by the American Surety bond.

Indianapolis Marion County Grand Jury David M. Sherrick Whallon Hanly Warren Bigle Sherrick John Reed Sherrick French Lick West Baden Miller Franch Lick

Local News Briefs From Bradford Area

John Bunch's cane mill runs at full blast. Jesse Dodge improving. Rev Boston buys mule. Charley Lang returns from grandfather Goss. Wm Brockman buys interest in Lona Kahl's hearse. Wm Habermel sells organs in vicinity. Frank Baker to teach this winter. A ginseng patch theft with tops replaced. Grant and Mrs Roberts visit Sappenfield family. Ot r and Hedden visit in Millwn. Buffalo to wed soon. Lena Kah y Lawrence Ellis Grace Sears Iva Forgang visit Borden. Edward and wife visit father near Philadelphia Ind. Farmers discuss building a Palmyra Elgin creamery costing about 6000. Grant Roberts travels to Haub's to plane lumber. Harry Sappenfield increases mule span.

John Bunch Jesse Dodge Rev. Boston Charley Lang Goss Wm. Brockman Lona Kahl Wm. Habermel Corydon Buffalo Frank Baker Frank Roy Os Martin Grant Roberts Marthaburg L. M. Sappenfield Jones and Banccroff Elgin Creamery Palmyra Martinsburg John Haub Harry Sappenfield

Indiana Conference appoints district ministers at Linton

The Indiana Conference met at Linton on Monday and named presiding elders and pastors for numerous communities including New Albany districts and surrounding towns such as Birdseye Campbellsburg Corydon Elizabeth Fredericksburg Frenchlick West Baden Georgetown Greenville Leavenworth Lincoln City Marengo Mauckport New Albany Centenary Jennie De Pauwe memorial Main St Trinity Wesley Chapel and Orleans with M. B. Hyde elected Presiding Elder of the Seymour District and J. E. Murr returning to Charlestown.

Indiana Linton New Albany John Poucher Birdseye Wm. de Hart Borden J. W. McFall Branchville C. W. Anderson Campbellsburg W. Tt Alexander Cannelton G. B. Wall Corydon H. J. Black Lk. G. Jann New Middletown Crystal Ketchem Newtonville L. G. Carnes Orangeville W. L. Suddarth Orleans L. C. Jeffrey Otwell F. T. Hoon Paoli J. A. Breeden Rome C. F Luscher Salem J. T. O'Neel E. L. Moore Tell City Troy J. M.larmoore M. B. Hyde

Local visitors and school appointments in Floyd county

Bridgeport resident Alford Diddlcott from Chicago visits grandfather. James McCauley of Rosewood calls on D T Carter. Louisville visitors Carrie and Anna Fulner stay with relatives. Ed Miller from Crandall hired to teach Embury school nearby. Claude Farnsley to teach No 4 in Floyd county. D T Carter injures right foot on nail. Louisville visitors Maggie Coanings and Joseph Didelotte. Aunt Jane James Farnsley and Aunt Sarah Farnsley ill. Portlandians Burshayes and party pass through en route to Elizabeth. Louisville guests Florence Smith forelady Nettie Kalier and Anna Hartenstine visit Miss Mayme Diddlcott.

Alford Diddlcott Chicago James McCauley Rosewood D. T. Carter Carrie Anna Fulner Louisville Ed Miller Crandall Embury Claude Farnsley Floyd County Maggie Coanings Joseph Didelotte Jane James Farnsley Sarah Farnsley Burshayes Portland Elizabeth Florence Smith Nettie Kalier Anna Hartenstine Bacon’s Department Store Mayme Diddlcott

Yellow Fever Report From New Orleans

Yellow fever report to 6 p m Sunday shows 24 new cases for the day and a total of 2831. deaths reach 367 with 8 new foci. Under treatment 288 and discharged 2176. A separate note says U S per capita coffee consumption is 10 97 pounds a year.

New Orleans Newcason United States Department of Commerce and Labor

Residents vow to resist county division plan

Brown county Indiana residents denounce Bloomington dispatch proposing to wipe Brown County off the map and divide it among Johnson Bartholomew Jackson and Lawrence counties. Citizens plan to lobby the legislature to block any such bill, with mass involvement expected.

Columbus Ind Brown County Bloomington Johnson Bartholomew Jackson Lawrence Monroe County

Statistics of Odd Fellows in Annual Report

Philadelphia Sept. 19 The Grand Secretary Goodwin reports annual statistics to the sovereign lodge I O O F. Highlights include 124210 candidates initiated 54235 members suspended and 13035 died. Since 1830 the order has initiated 2927263 candidates and 292541 members have died.

Odd Fellows Philadelphia Goodwin Sovereign Lodge

Large attendance at Indiana Methodist annual session

The Indiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church holds its seventy fourth annual session in Linton Indiana with a large attendance. The gathering is among the largest conferences in the United States and includes all of Indiana south of Indianapolis.

Linton Ind Indiana The Methodist Episcopal Church United States Indianapolis

Mexican war veterans gather for Indiana reunion

In Greenfield on September 21 the average age of Mexican war veterans attending the reunion is eighty two. More than two thirds of Indiana’s surviving Mexican war soldiers attend the event.

Greenfield Ind Indiana

Local Notices and Family Updates From Corydon and Nearby

Illnesses and visits appear throughout Hancock area listings with Nellie Jackson and Edith Edmonson noted as ill with fevers and typhoid respectively. Farm sales occur as Miss Sarah Hancock sells to Walter Routh and Miss May Littell visits Fredericksburg. other residents move, visit, or report injuries and recoveries in Corydon, Georgetown, Louisville, and Palmyra areas.

Nellie Jackson Edith Edmonson Frank Routh Edwardsville Runion Ellis Corydon Mary Lofton Hattie Smithhenry Willow Hill Ilinois Lizzie Quinn Georgetown Sarah Hancock Walter Routh Fredericksburg Albert Stucker Samuel Windell May Littell Charles Arnold Linda Rippy Williard Smith Roy Shoeman Charles Goss Dr. Finley Palmyra Mesdames Rosa Pifer Florence Stucker Louisville Jacob Erb J. A O. A. Harrell Representative Conlee Wilbur Durnill West Wilbur Jackson Thomas Lofton French Lick Adaline

Boone Township Teacher Roster Sealed by Trustee

Boone Township presents a list of teachers including Zella Funk Vadie Watson Roy Duggins Grace Carroll Lizzie Steepleton Lonnie Cunningham Curtus Daley Jafe Crosier W J Radmacher Claud McIntire Grover Graves L. D. Cooper J B E Ashton Elsie Ashton Griff C Miller Wm P Perry with Joan Ashton named as Trustee.

Boone Township Zella Funk Vadie Watson Roy Duggins Grace Carroll Lizzie Steepleton Lonnie Cunningham J. Be, Ashton Elsie Ashton Griff C. Miller Wwm P. Perry Joan T. Ashton

Marital Transfers and Withdrawing Interests Noted

Property records show Thomas O. Byerley to Julia Brothers and John E. Redich to Lydia Zabel with additional notes on Jesse C. Kitterman to Maud M. Far ish.

Thomas O. Byerley Julia Brothers John E. Redich Lydia Zabel Jesse C. Kitterman Maud M. Farish

Peruna touted as cure for female catarrh in 1910 notice

An advertisement touts Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh affecting any organ, claiming many female troubles stem from catarrh and promising free advice from Dr. Hartman. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. M. Brickner about relief from headaches back pain and dizziness after two months.

Eleventh Street Milwaukee Wis M. Brickner Peruna Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbia, O

Central Gazette Local Note on Harvests and Visits

Central reports corn harvest nearly done and wheat sowing soon. Local visitors include Ed Watson and family from Waco Nebraska, Wilford Hedges of Knox County, Jack Watson and wife from Corydon, and Henry Watson with Grace from New Albany. A C M Clark’s parade convoy drew attention with 42 wagons 135 horses and mules plus two camels and elephants. Jesse Pitman returns from a Kansas stay. Amos Rhodes, once Harrison County, visiting from Jackson County, plans to depart soon.

Ed Watson Waco Neb Wilford Hedges Knox County Mr. Hedges Jack Watson Corydon L. G. Roby Henry Watson Grace New Albany C. M. Clark Jesse Pitman Kansas Jesse Valley City Amos Rhodes Harrison County Jackson County

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