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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
7
Daily items recount visits to Corydon from New Albany Louisville and nearby towns. A public musicale benefits Presbyterian church with tickets at Riely's Drug Store. Advertisements include Subscriptions rates, a dairy lunch, and sale announcements.
Local notices celebrate a musicale at the Presbyterian church on Oct. 7 and recall various community activities. Mentions Oscar Funk visiting family in Corydon, local business ads, and updates on residents including health, travel, and church news.
A collage of visits, movements, and small events across Corydon and nearby towns. Mentions include Ray McKinster in Corydon. Rev. A. M. Irvine at Milltown Presbytery. George Haub and Jacob Hiser in Corydon. Mrs. James C. Bruce and Anna in Indianapolis. Celestia Louden’s boarding near the toll gate. Dr. H. S. Wolfe’s Corydon visit. moving households on Muthberry to East Chestnut. Edward W. Bosier named railway postal clerk Louisville to Evansville. preaching absent due to Rev. LaRue at Washington M I conference. Dr. T. G. VanHook to Benton Harbor. several visitors to New Albany and Kokomo. a fire at Shideler injuring Dr. Arnold. Mrs. Carrie Hays teaching in Heth township. commentary on Aldrich policies. Friedley photography ad. M I conference committees named with ministers J W Hanger L C Murr H J Black J Poucher W H Wylie I S Laline J E Murr W H Nowerton W G Clinton W Wiley Patterson breeder ad for chicks near Mulberry.
Attend Mrs. Luckett's millinery opening tomorrow Thursday before noon afternoon and evening. Miss Hattie Hinton from Hinton West Virginia joins as trimmer at M Griffin Co. The item highlights fall and winter hat styles and local shopping event.
C R Minton Jacob Yenawine and Harry Engleman of Georgetown and Sam Bline of Milltown floated down Blue River to White Cloud last week while fishing. They brought in about fifty pounds of fish including a pike measuring thirty four inches and weighing eight pounds. The party carried a tent and camping gear and set it up on land each night.
Mrs J A Miller made a trip to Louisville yesterday and several residents had light frosts this week southeast of town. Church and social moves include Rev L W Nordsick attending a Lutheran Synod meeting in Nashville Tennessee and Rev W D Bartle preaching in Sheridan Indiana. Local business chatter notes coffee promotions by John Bauer New Middletown and recent insurance success by Ward Brown of Prudential. Also mentions Lotich Brothers preparing a new New Albany undertaking building and a Methodist paper from Columbus.
John Sample of Taylor township visited Corydon on Monday and called. He recently returned from an extensive West and Northwest tour including the Seattle Exposition, traveling about eight thousand miles through thirteen states. He admired the country and especially the outlook in North Dakota as a potential farm purchase.
Home talent will assist at the musicale October 7. Mrs. Wm. Bean Jr. of New Albany visits William Bean and family. Attorney Charles D. Kelso of New Albany ill at home. Mrs. Rush Thornbury remains critically ill. Miss Margaret Bullett returned from St. Louis. W. P. Huff of Palmyra in Corydon on business. Cake sent to Mrs. Shuck birthday dinner at New Middletown. Arvil Fleck moving to Cedar Glade addition Corydon. Mrs. R. H. Ballard visits sister Mrs. Thornbury. Rev. Martin Luther Peter to preach Oakwood and White Top Sunday. Seifieid family from Louisville visited Corydon. Mr. Gohl sends apples to editor. Two year old of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Adams dies of diphtheria. Mayme Long to wed Charles Stover Sunday. Inman family to move to Washington for daughter Stellie’s schooling. Children’s Day at Mt. Solomon Lutheran well attended. Special services at Christian church next Sunday. W. D. Bartle notes. Mrs. Anna Douglass returns to Princeton. Miss Charlotte Luckett visits. Miss Nell Mathes seeks eye care in New Albany. Kannapel at teachers’ institutes. Harrison township meeting next Friday. Capt. Stockslager in San Francisco with city officials. Harvest Home at St. Peter’s Lutheran raised $60. Resolutions for John P. Sonner read. next items crowded. Courier-Journal reports Inman as Republican mayoral candidate for New Albany. Inman, born in Laconia, well known locally.
Henry W. Denbo advertises Homestead and Horse Shoe fertilizers with 150 tons ready for prompt delivery. The note lists Sept 29 as a date cue and implies immediate supply for orders.
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