Local and Personal notes from Corydon and vicinity
C O Opp traded in town last Wednesday. John Smith visited Corydon on business Saturday. Oren Helt purchased Terman Richard's drag line. Nell Rea of Corydon was in town Saturday. Ralph Ross and Harley Fellers came to Corydon Saturday. Will Stearns of Garden Grove spent Sunday in Humeston. Allerton will host a summer concert series. Various locals and visitors from Chariton, Des Moines, Diagonal, and other towns frequent Corydon and Humeston. The Corydon Democrat reports community news including business visits, visits by relatives, and local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Corydon
Oren Helt
Terman Richard
Ralph Ross
Harley Fellers
Will Stearns
Garden Grove
Sanda Humeston
Allerton
Mesdames
O. E. Carlton
F. Corydon
QO FE. Mendenhall
Clay Township
John VanDerley
Diagonal
Carl McGuire
Humeston
Lloyd Guinn
Alerton
Relatis
Democrat
Schotten's coffee and auction notices in New Era
Schotten's coffee sells by the pound and buckets with price breaks, next a restaurant contents auction at 1 30 Saturday featuring gas plant stove and dishes. Seymour banker Robert J Lowrey drowns in a creek after a buggy accident during a storm. he died before extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schotten
Bee Hive
Williams
J. Hasprotes
Robert J. Lowrey
Seymour
Lowery
Lewisburg Notices Crowded Out This Week
The Lewisburg items are unavoidably crowded out this week. Correspondence must reach us on Monday to insure publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Place & Morey Get Fine Horses
A. F. Place returned Monday with two good ton horses for the stables of Place and Morey. One is a Percheron and the other two Belgians. These horses are choice individuals of the best breeding and will prove a valuable addition to the stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
A. F. Place
Place & Morey
Proposals for Building Two New School Houses in Clay Township
Notice announces proposals for erecting two new school houses in Clay township Wayne County. Plans and specifications may be viewed at the Clay township office until 1 pm May 16 1908. Bids will be opened that day and awarded to the lowest responsible bidder. The school board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Joux D. GERDES Secretary School Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Wayne
Clay Township
Joux D. Gerdes
V. School Board
Farmer Advertises to Save Time and Money in Wisconsin
Wisconsin farmer Otto Miller plans a year of advertising his farm products in the Tomahawk Leader. He believes advertising benefits farmers like merchants and manufacturers, helping them buy and sell locally, save time, and reduce travel and expenses. Miller urges neighbors to join, hoping wider use will prove the investment worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Miller
Wisconsin
Tomahawk Leader
Mr. Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Farr & Company
the People’s Druggists
L. M. Stanton
Undertaker
Hamilton
Brown Shoe Co
St. Louis
W. D. Smith & Son
Pape
Sanford & McGuire
Iowa
C.O. Opp
Nell Rea of
W. G. Dunham of
Corsdon
Myrtle Clark
Des Moines
Mrs
D. P. Goodrich
Chariton
Dr. Price
J.P. Baltimore
Frank Baltimore
C. M. McGuire
Atherton
D.C. Beck
Flora Clayon
Margaret Stimson
Corsd
W. M. Greniee
Deline & Latimer
Re- Hive
W. H. Sharpnack
Himeston
Sadie Young
Eva
Florence Douglass
L. E. Havner of
van Meter
W. S. Throckmorton
Leroy
Louis Moffett
Edith Alen
Cambria
Mamaswel Bevie
E. W. Gray
Pete Paton
Eigst
R.C. W. Leghorn
Holly Garon
Route 1
H. A. Wilson
B. O. Wilkimson
Robert Leow
Ilinois
J. H. Pot
Katy
Texas
M. V. B. Smith
Winland
J.C. Irseal
George Miller
The
Indies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
W.E. Berkey
Henry Middlebrook
W. D. Smith
the Indies’ Aid Society of the Congregational Church
Heck Sanford
A.C. Beck
Mary
EL. Towbridge
Warren Township
Ott Hillyard
Newton Hillyard
Corydon Democrat
C.C. Blackman
Elsie Beakler
Plymouth Rock
Fisher’s Direct
L. E. Gooper
Tawa
R E. Brant
Udell
L. D. Winland
Los Angeles
California
Louise and
Ethel Rouse
Arrow Brand
Richard, Kyner & Co
Geo. O. Gardner
W. FE. Berkey
Margaret Robert
Miss Tda
Waington
Colorado Springs
Seymour Banker
New Era
Humesiton
Farmer
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