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I HEf.M ADISONQWEEKLY HERALDREUNIONInd.j 01 82d Ind. Ended TodayOamp Fire Last Night and SessionCompleted ThiB Morning—Able Addresses at^Last Night’sMeeting.J. D Fouts, Co. A, Sayre, Okla.Wm. H. Eldridgc, Co A, 619 N. 14th street, East bt. Liouis, III.J, H. Freeman, Co. I, Bloomington, Ind., R. R 1.Wm. Hemphill, Co. C, Broughton, Kansas.Dan L. Gienn, Co. K, No. 2 Glenn ave., Ashland, Oregon.H. D. McAlester, Co. K, North Vernon, Ind.J. W. Underwood, Co. C, Minonk,Following the business session of | TM0. the re-union of the 82d Indiana JT|VoIuateer Infty. Association yes-■eSimeon Oarther, Co. F, 108 southCam street, Emporia, Kansas.- J» K- Wilson, Co. F, Remington,terday afternoon, a camp fire that I 1 61A. F. Sipes, Co. D, 15 and Lawwas well attended by members,veterans of other organizations andU3n aVe., Columbus, Ind, citizens was hold at the city hall last] Ge0t w. Buman, Co. 10,1930night, several able and interesting I Washington ave., Bedford, Ind.1-addresses being made by veterans 1 Wiilia and citizens. Mr. H. H. Kirk, the | Ind-newly elected president of the regiS. Isom, Co. I, McVillo,Willis K. Hampton, Co. D, Tayieental association, presided with I lorsyille^ Ind.S|r-iaMr. John F. Hammell as the newly elected permanent secretary The principal addresses were by Capt. A. D. Vanosdal, Hon. M. C. Garber, Capt. Americus Whedon,B. F. Wildman, Co. K, Wilmington, Ohio.Henry G. Short, Co. G, Greens-burg, Ind.R. P. Elliott, Co. K, 1005 southHon M, R. Sulzer. There were 5th street, Champaign, Ills.i-VBy 0.idw1are3-S.z-el't,r-n.many interesting features in the ad dresses on events of the great civil struggle and though the time was short the speakers skimmed through many of the salient features of the war from its beginning to the close of hostilitiesFinal business was closed up at noon before adjournment to moet hero next year, a pleasing feature being an address by Comrade John A. Moore, Troop L, 3d Ind. Cav., whogave a most interesting,succinct andclear account of the Morgan raid from its beginning to the capture of the famous Confederate cavalry leader and raider.The following lists have explanatory headings : —Survivors of the 82d Present.H. H Kirk, Co. C, Chicago.H. I. Wood, Dupont.L. L. Judkins, Co. K, Wirt, No. 2.James Huliivan, Co. O, Wirt, No.Williamson Baxter, Deputy, Ind. Mrs. Caroline Justis, mother of the reg., Hayden, Isd.SUSPECTEDAnCoi§wrlt;Bow thnt h) To flown lit! pole.IIo ear coho tinboneHo 1yfirdof a 8 But arroKied iUjmy”tnyn.and ?Hhe tnod 8 ter tosaid;Mr I tend.*Of Robbery of ScottsburgStoresThree Men Are Taken From an lnterurban at Seymour.y-y-J,y,ieK,thc-1.e,n.jQ-gekece,Jr.3t,h,illceadnthouB*roildtt.ho18,edodA. N. Gray, Co. G, Brooksburg.A. F. Sipes, Co. D, Columbus.W. M. Thom, Co, K, Soldier’s Horne, Lafa_ 0 te.Oliver Lloyd, Co. C, Kent, R. R I. John F. Hammell, Co. G. City. Wm. C. Oimstead, (-0. C, Kent.M. B. Greenwood, Co. G, Central Hotel, Madison.Lowry Foster, Co. B, Seymour, R. R. 1.Wilson Brook, Co. G, BrooksburgR. R. 2.Americus Whedon, Capt., Co. A, Washington, D. C.A. D. Vanosdal, Cos. A and I, 3d Cav. and Co. B, 156 Iod., City.John Johnson, Co. K, Dupont. Joseph G. Hensley, Co. A, North Madison.Jacob Stites,Co. C, R. R. 6, City. Honorary members: A. D. Van-osdol, M. R. Sulzer, M. C. Garber, M. H. Cochrane, Madison, Ind.Visiting Comrades.B. F. Hedrick, Troop D, 4th Ind. Cavalry.William Dietz, Troop L, 4th Ind. Cavalry, city.James A. Lanham, Troop H, 10th Ind. Cavalry, Cincinnati, O.Nelson K. Grace, Troop H, 2d Ind. Cavalry, city.W. T. Hasley, Troop H, 10th Ind.Cavalry, North Madison.Daniel Grebe, Troops M and B, 7th Ind. Cavalry, Ryker’s ridge.T. J. Kinnear, Cos. O and D, 13th Ind. Infty., Jefferson county.N. W. Vawter, Cos. C and D, 54th Ind. Infty., North Madison.W. H. Harrison, Troop M, 13th Ind. Cavalry, North Madison.John A. Moore, Troop L, 3d Ind. Cavalry, Westfield, Ills.The mortuary list was read and recorded as follows:VV. S. Leeds, Co. A, January 28,1914.E. B. Bishop, Co. C, April 14,1915.Willis Meek, Co. G, 1913.Captain Charles M. Hunter, Co. I, November 16, 1914.Thomas H. Hiatt. Co. K, Novem* ber, 1914.James Hampton, Co. D, 1912. Joseph E. Wyne, Co. A, date not given.Harvey McClanahan, Co. A, dataSeymour, Ind., Aug. 19—Threemen, two of whom are believed to be George and “Skeetor” McBride, brothers, of Logootee, Ind., were taken from an intorurban car here today and are held for alleged implication in the (Hadstein and Bartlc store robberic3 at Scottsburg last night. The men boarded the cr?r near Austin, and did not know Chief Clark end Marshall Walker, of Scottsburg, were on ttic cor. The officers had heard the m ?n were near Austin Near Seymour the strangers started ty lca'X* the car, but were stopped by the offi *ers.One of them sfcirted to pull a gun from his pocket, but was disarmed atTtbe point cf a revolver in the hands of Wralker. One of the men is believed to have escaped from the Indiana Penal Farm. They will be held here temporarily on minor charges.OHAVERShot When Found in Worn-adIcits Inot givenGeorge McClanahan, Co. A, datenot given.James M. McFall, Co. C, June,1915.The list of letters and cards received from comrades was as follows: E. Newport, Co. H, Emporia, Kansas.W. T. Westbrook, Co. 1, Paxton, 111.J. M. Goder, Co, D, Nashville, Ind.Wm. Brackmiro, Co. I, Seymour, |to0-letieerveiriscean’s RoomAt Midnight, in Columbus, Said toBe Out of OaDger.Columbus, Ind., Aug,, 20—The trial of James Henry, charged with assault and battery on Thomas Ohaver, with intent to kill, has been set for August 25 in the city court. Henry shot Ohaver in the back, with a 22. caliber revolver when he went home, late at night, and found Ohaver and Mrs. Henry. A statutory charge was filed against Mrs. Henry, and £she was released on her own recognizance. Her husband gave $500 bond for his appearance. Ohaver is said to be out of danger.ADV.No Uto to Try sad Wssr Oat Yoar Cold It Will Wssr Yoa Oat InstssdThousands keep on suffering Goughs and Golds through negleot and delay. Why make yourself an easy prey to serious ailments and epidemios as the result of a negleoted Cold. Goughs and Golds sap your strength and vitality unless checked in the early stages. Dr Kiog’B New Discovery n what you need—the first dose helps. Your head dears up, you breathe fre.ly and you feel so much better. Buy a bottle today and start tak-g it At onoa \l any dru ? Dtore,LEARN TO BE GENIALThere are many people who excuse themselves from the little familiarities and kindnesses of life on the ground that they are not natural to them. These people say they are reserved by disposition and cannot be free and easy in meeting other people. But we can learn to row a boat or to write shorthand or to speak a new language. That unaffected simplicity of address which made Ruskin so approachable to child or man was the work of a long life’s discipline.te v..vhi; nImrevon him IA1 it 1and I prom knowover*1 i ton ditnn an »uiOnleiloidrop Ho lt;*ho \v Urn o “M an. ,Hlippbill?Allamitheresor’speg lt;“Tla da get 1Thor:man.dowiboarLtl Bow 1 and or pi two had tie pW1in ttnoon one had her ( She as tlt; smill tend not 1 to hc sir, rnotlpoop “\\ in h(Wglad“Itme.“Ol)U8llof CM.“Wnrythe 1 Noll er.” Th si 10In, nShe pot at O his the 1lag Ihe h last ed ttierTiy«‘•*-
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Madison Weekly Herald
Madison, Indiana, US
Thu, Aug 26, 1915
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