Harris and Hartman wed at Christian church parsonage
Miss Sylvia Harris and Mr Clarence Hartman were married at 3 oclock Wednesday at the Christian church parsonage with Rev Melvin Putnam officiating. Attendants were Miss Pearl Montgomery and Miss Will Gorman, cousins of the bride. They planned a secret wedding before leaving Bedford for a wedding trip to Seymour, Indianapolis and other points. They will reside with the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Harris, South I street, this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Harris
Clarence Hartman
Christian Church Parsonage
Melvin Putnam
Will Gorman
Pearl Montgomery
Seymour
Indianapolis
Bedford
Robert Harris
South I Street
Springfield School Exam Results Highlight 1846 1905 Tenth Week
The report covers eighth and ninth grade math exams using questions from Springfield schools in 1846 and 1905. Average pupil score reached 76.5 with steady results. attendance shown at 94.9 percent and 1487 to 16238 figures for enrolled and present across weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagan
Springfield
Mass
Local notices and court proceeding items
Marriage license issued to William Lucas and Sadie Leather man. A birth is recorded for a daughter to Mr and Mrs G I Papplewell of Sixth and Lincoln streets. The case of clothier Charles McCarrell charged with attempting to buy a vote is set for trial next Monday in Justice Owens Court. George Smith and his wife of Harrodsburg plan to move to Great Falls Montana to join their son Charles at an implement firm, with a Boone county visit before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCarrell
Geo. O. Iseminger
George Smith
Harrodsburg
Great Falls
Montana
Charles
Boone County
H. EB. Pittman
Lawrence County Funds On Hand October 31 Bank Deposits Listed
Auditor Owens reports Lawrence county held 197700 in public funds on October 31 with 218.58 interest paid. Five county depositories were listed with their respective on hand or deposited balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Lawrence County
Overcoat Presented to Veteran Dick Fisher by Local G A R
Rickard Fisher known as Dick Fisher, a respected soldier citizen, received a handsome overcoat on Wednesday from members of the C. E. Newland Post G A R and other old soldiers as a birthday surprise. He appreciated the thoughtful gift from his comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mail
Richard Fisher
Rickard
Dick’’) Fisher
C. E. Newland Post
Depot Robbery at Local Station Stolen $15.40
The B. and O. S-W. depot in Browns town was robbed last Friday night. Entry gained through a window, robbers reached the cash box and escaped with $15.40. Suspected as home talent, a railroad detective was dispatched to pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstown
Democratic Leader Gus Weyerbacher Dies After Illness
Gus Weyerbacher, prominent Bedford and Lawrence county Democrat, died Tuesday in Bedford after an operation for appendicitis and related complications. Born April 16, 1870 in Boonville, he built a bottling and ice business, led local party campaigns, and influenced Indiana politics. He served as a long time head of the county Democratic organization and was active in Elks and church affairs. He will be buried in Boonville after services in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Weyerbacher
Dr. Risinger
Norton Block
Mr. Weyerbacher
J. P. Weyerbacher
James Boluss
Evansville
North
Lincoln Street
Bedford
Gus Weyerbacher
Boonville
Ind
Jacob Weyerbacher
Grace Bates
Dinkelspiel
East Sixteenth Street
Morris Mayer
J Street
Monon
Home Artificial Ice Company
Lawrence County
Warrick County
Tis
Democratic Party
Indiana
Crawford Fairbanks
Thomas Taggart
Thomas R. Marshall
J. Alvin Padgett
Congress
Weyerbacher
Padgett
Second
William A. Cullop
Bloomington
Cyrus E. Davis
Washington
Davis
Stone City Club
Bedford Lodge
Protective
William Crossman Otte
St. Johns Church
Bedford Lodge of Elks
Durbin Urges GOP Reformers To Let Voters Lead Party
Former Governor Durbin argues in Indianapolis that Republicans should cede legislative initiative to voters and precinct workers. He says reforms depend on Democratic platform pledges and cautions against top-down chairmanship. He favors a broader, voter driven process for choosing standard bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Durbin
Indiana
Bailey Scott marriage at Williams home
Bailey and Mrs Lizzie Scott widow of Col R B Scott were married Thursday forenoon at 10 o'clock by Rev John Williams at the Williams home. They will reside on the Scott farm. An unfair dinner was held at Mrs Jesse Mitchell's east of town. Attorney John W Harris shows some improvement after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
For Sale Driving Horse in Good Repair
Gentle driving horse with buggy and harness in good repair. Contact Carl Frazier in Springville Indiana. Phone G W Fleischhauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Frazier
Springville
Ind
G. W. Fleischhauer
Former Mitchell Man Indicted for Bank Embezzlement
Charles W. Burton, ex cashier of Tri City Bank Madison Ill, indicted by Madison county grand jury for misappropriating 4384.61 tied to Edward Glaude note. Burton, still Madison city treasurer, posted 1000 bond with sureties. References detail bank turmoil, closure, and witnesses including Dr C R Kiser and J C Hinde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Burton
Mitchell
Grand Jury
Madison County
Illinois
Tri-City Bank
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Madison County Grand Jury
Tri- City State Bank of
Madison
Burton
Edwardsville
John L. Malone
Warren Champanion
United States
Joseph Ralph Burton
Kansas
Tri-City
Edward Glaude
George Meyers
Springfield
R. B. Studebaker
Roxy
C. R. Kiser
J. C. Hinde
O. S. Schooley
Henry Meineke
George R. Cloudy
Indiana September death bulletin shows 2755 deaths
The State Board of Health reports Indiana recorded 2755 deaths in September, up from 2751 last year and down from 2901 the previous month. Major causes include consumption 318 with 263 pulmonary, typhoid 118, diphtheria 20, scarlet fever 5, measles 1, whooping cough 21, pneumonia 93, diarrhea diseases 302, meningitis 14, influenza 5, puerperal fever 17, cancer 139, violence 217.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Indiana
Gardner Arrested for Minor Liquor Sale at Lynch Saloon
Claude Gardner, bartender for John J. Lynch, was arrested on a warrant charging him with selling liquor to a minor. Oscar Thompson, intoxicated, said he bought his drink from Gardner near the saloon. Gardner pleaded not guilty. trial set for 1 oclock Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Gardner
John J. Lynch
North I Street
Oscar Thompson
Lynch
Gardner
Highland Park man burned by broken bulb at mill
Frank K Bridwell, of Highland Park, employed at the P M B stone mill, was injured while repairing a boiler. He held an incandescent light when the glass bulb broke and the electric current badly burned his hand. Dr Morrill Simpson dressed the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Bridwell
Highland Park
P. M. & B. Stone Mill
Bridwell
Morrill Simpson
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Xtra
Hartman-Harris
Fred F Richardson
East 16Th Street
Superintendent Fagan
George Sipes
Chapel Hill
Polk Township
Monroe County
Red Men
Smithville
Bell's Steam Cleaning Works
Bedford, Indiana
J. L. Smith
Bedford, Ind
Charles E. Mathews
Osie C. Mathis
Tunnelton
Alva Turpin
Peerless
William Lucas
Sadie E. Leatherman
G. ‘I. Papplewell
Sixth
Lincoln Streets
Bailey-Scott
John W. Harris
Lafayette Courier
TEA Store
I Street
Livingston Block
Morris & CO
Stande Street
Goyert& Vogel Egg and Poultry Co
J.W. Harvey
Ralph C. Cosner
Barkeeper
Befell
P. Mi
B. Stone Mill
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