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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
5
A long roster of residents and visitors including Mrs S K Jones in Louisville, Miss Ida Grable in Kentucky, Roy Farish clerking in Spencer county, Mr and Mrs Hayes McCallen’s 68th anniversary, and several others visiting Louisville or Bloomington. Also ads for DeWitt’s pills, Kodol, ManZan, and local business notices for hats, millinery, and farm equipment.
Joe Wiseman and daughter were at Corydon Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sibert visited at James Lang's Sunday. Miss Anna Brown of Idlewild is visiting nearby. Mrs. Clarence Breeden visited her parents the Wisemans. Grace and Nell Browd of Idlewild visited White Cloud Saturday and Sunday. R. Cunningham near Dixie visited her sister Mrs. Mauck Saturday and Sunday. Dan Allen of Leavenworth visited cousins Walter Keller Sunday. Henry Sauerheber and daughters Bazel and Lou visited Hunt family Sunday. Brother Wm Todd preached at Fountain Sunday morning and Blue River Sunday afternoon. Alva Wiseman south of Corydon visited Jon Wiseman of Wyandotte Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Zabel attended the Kentucky State Fair amid social notes. Wm Bauer, formerly of Louisville, works as bartender for his brother Herman. A Catholic church slate roof was completed and praised. Mrs David Salts of Corydon and Miss Cassie Howard of Louisville visited Dr and Mrs Jacob A Hottell. Mrs Salts is mother to Mrs Hottell Mary Beyers and Clement, and a daughter-in-law. Mrs Cecilia Guthaus and baby from Pana Ill visited Peter Endris and family. Mrs B is Endris’ sister and travelled to Christian county Ill twenty six years ago.
Miss Katie Johns of near Rehoboth visits relatives in New Albany with Miss Blanch Conrad Yarrow King and Mrs. Nora Lillpop. George B. Byrum trips to Louisville for business and attends the Pair. Corydon visitors Clara Hauswald Lenore Faith call on friends nearby. Patterson of Cloverport returns from E. C. Wilbiar visit. Mrs. John Beard of Louisville and daughter Mrs. Roy Or of Faint Lick visit here. J. T. Ashton and daughter Maggie visit their daughter Mrs. Jack House in Louisville. Stanley Byrum of Indianapolis stays with his parents this week. Rev Teeter of Union Chapel and Rev Bartls of Corydon begin a pro tracted meeting at this place.
Mrs. Lafe Brengman on the sick list. Mrs. Elizabeth Wright visits her daughter near Depauw. Mrs. Addie Brengman sprained her wrist. Margaret Barrow suffers an abscess in the head. Dove Newlin of Columbus visited James Evans. Rev. J. O. Sibert preached his first sermon of the conference year last Sunday. Miss May Eisls of Chicago is mentioned.
Clarence Tucker and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Sallie BebSon. Edith and Anna Borhner spent Sunday evening at Fred Smith's. Rev. Barton preached at Pfrimmer's Chapel Sunday. Oscar Harbeson and family visited Cort Sharp and family. Artie Leffler and wife and daughter Ruby visited George Stark and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf of near Edwardsville visited their daughter Mrs. Walter Allen. Mrs. George Stark and daughter Altha with Misses Bettie Rumbley and Maggie Leffler visited August Roohner's.
Frank Weaver smiles over a new girl while Mrs. Martha Hottell visits New Albany and Grace Miller visits her sister in Corydon. Ben Woodward from Farmington stays with his parents. Stoker and John Mowery improve after illness. Dr Hottell and wife may relocate from Mt Vernon. Mrs S D Alexander and niece Gertrude Hottell visit Leavenworth. Rev Forewood fills U B pulpit and Kentucky State Fair attendees include D S Stoker, D B Kemper, Curt Mowery, Jesse Watson, H Matthews, Charles Redden, Henry Mec Adams, and S D Alexander Jr.
Lola McClure visited relatives in Floyd county last week. Philip Schoen made a business trip to New Albany recently. George Conlee and John Hild spent Sunday with Walter Foreman. Chris Shaffer and daughter Sarah attended the Kentucky State Fair. John Foreman is building a house for Wm Hedges near New Middletown. Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson and son Neil visited Ambrose LaDuke and family Sunday. Emery A Sturms of New Albany, a former resident, was
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