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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1913

Page

6

Chase After Purse Snatcher Ends With Coat Identification

A late Saturday night purse snatching near North J street sparked a high speed chase through the city and along the B and O railroad. The thief discarded a coat later identified as belonging to Charles Owens a fifteen year old boy after police linked a Diamond Dick novel found in the pockets to him. Police later questioned Henry Owens at his home seven miles north as they pursued the case of the missing purse and presumed involvement of the Owens family.

James Nuttall Greer Wilkinson Lumber North J Mcbride Diamond Dick John Kline Charles Owens Owens Ben Leating Henry Owens MehKnigeht

Auto Wreck at Grien Slows Train Collision

N Moore and Harien Kern of Mitchell escaped injury when their Moore car was struck by a backing freight train at Grieans crossing Sunday night. The top was torn from the auto and the body badly wrecked. Kern is a former resident of the city.

Thain Urleans N. Moore Harien Kern Moore Mitchell Grieans Harlin Kern

Cloud Buchanan Reported Ill With Typhoid Symptoms

Cloud Buchanan is described as ill with typhoid fever type symptoms.

Cloud Buchanan

Visits and Lessons Mentioned in Bloomington World

Miss Florence Norton travels to Chicago for private language lessons. Miss Rose Driscoll of Bedford visits friends in the city, as noted in the Bloomington World.

Florence Norton Chicago Rose Driscoll Bedford Bloomington

Local Residents Visit Friends and Attend Funerals

Mrs Richard Kirkman of West Fifth Street has gone to Bedford to visit friends. Mr and Mrs J G Phipps of Frankfort arrived to visit Mrs Allie Phillips. Mr and Mrs T J Leonard of Owensburg spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A C Parker. The Guthries and Mr Richardson returned from Indianapolis. The Till family visited Mrs Burton Hansen in Bloomington and returned. Miss Blanche and Willie Etter helped care for Uncle Wm Gyger and returned to Heltonville. Roy Beddoe, former Washington boy, returns home after attending the funeral of W L Jackson in Washington.

Richard Kirkman West Fifth Street Bedford Bloomington J. G. Phipss Frankfort Allie Philps West 18Th Street T. J. Leonard Owensburg A. C. Parker West 14Th Street Philip Till Burton Hansen N Street Blanche Willie Etter Wm. Gyger Heltonville Roy Beddoe Washington W. L. Jackson Washington Herald

Crosstie Trade Expands in Smithville Market

The Smithville crosstie trade grows as Stull Bros. now pay 37 to 40 cents each, handling about 300 a month on average, after Thrasher previously bought at 23 to 28 cents. In Bloomington, the World notes the shift. Mr and Mrs Jos L Glover return from the State Fair with news of Hartley laundry progress in Lebanon, aiming for a November opening in a modern facility.

Smithville Thrasher Stull Bros Bloomington Jos. L. Glover Oscar Hartley Lebanon Hartley

Mrs. L Glenn Ward Visits North Carolina Relative

Mrs L Glenn Ward of Asheville formerly Mora Holand visits her cousin Mrs Laura Skerd on North Street. Mr and Mrs Pless Plake have returned from Indianapolis after attending the State Fair and visiting relatives.

Mrs. Pless Plake Indianapolis

Mrs Snapp Ends Visit In Cleveland Ohio

Mrs James M Snapp, visiting her niece Mrs Mick Cummings on West 10th Street, left Friday for her home in Cleveland Ohio.

James M. Snapp Neice Mick Cummings West 10Th Street Cleveland Ohio

Emma Leudtke Takes Charge of Maick Bakery in Muncie

Miss Emma Leudtke left Thursday for Muncie to oversee the Maick bakery as Mr and Mrs Maick depart for a month long tour in the East.

Emma Leudtke Muncie Maick Mrs. Maick

Foster Girl Returns Home After Family Illness

Miss Beryl Foster, guest of Miss Evangeline Johnson in Nashville Tennessee, has been called home by the illness of her mother Mrs G M Foster of Le Street.

Beryl Foster Evangeline Johnson Nashville, Tenn G. M. Foster le Street

Local Residents Visit on Way Home from Bay View

Mr and Mrs Coleman Duncan formerly of this city now in Louisville stopped in Thursday night en route from Bay View Michigan where they spent several weeks. Miss Nona Graham takes a two week vacation from the Fair Store and visits Bedford relatives including Mr and Mrs Doyle Graham and friends. Bloomfield News.

Coleman Duncan Louisville Bay View Michigan Nona Graham Bedford Doyle Graham Bloomfield News

Rev D T Scott Named New Pastor At First Presbyterian

Rev D T Scott and wife arrived Friday at noon from Aspinwall Pa to assume the role of pastor at the First Presbyterian church newly appointed to lead the congregation.

D. T. Scott Aspinwall Scott First Presbyterian Church

Eker Family Visits Relatives Then Heads to Louisville

Mr and Mrs Chas Eker and their baby of Lafayette visited relatives in this city for several days and left Monday for Louisville to visit kin before returning home.

Chas. Eker Baby Lafayette Louisville Henry Hartman Cincinnati

Lithographing Partners Move to New Los Angeles Location

Henry Tresslar, linked with James McKinley and Thornton Allen, has left Saturday to establish a new base for their lithographing business in Los Angeles California where they are achieving notable success.

Henry Tresslar James McKinley Thornton Allen Los Angeles California

Old Soldiers Leave for Chattanooga Encampment

Monday morning a special Chattanooga car carried veterans from Indiana and other states to the National G A R encampment on the Chicamauga battlefield site. Indiana sent forty three organizations to Nashville and ten to Atlanta, with many participants from Col. Williams notes and several county men listed among those who left at 7 27. Col V W Williams and accompanying spouses joined the group for the trip and events in Tennessee.

Indiana Nashville Tennessee Atlanta Georgia Chicamauga Chattanooga Col. V. V. Williams Col. Williams Alexander Lee Potter Illinois J. J. Dillman Jim Owens Charles Dunihue George Dodd John Goodman John BB. Malott I N, Cook Henry Trueblood Charles Knight Houston Malott

Carey Visit From Crane Ship Builders Duo Arrives in Philadelphia

George H. Carey of Crane Ship Builders Philadelphia with his wife and Leighton Carey of Chicago arrived Sunday to visit Dr. H. K. Carey and family at Elmwood Flats.

George H. Carey The Crane Ship Builders Philadelphia Leighton Carey Chicago

Williams man joins Blish Milling at Seymour

Scott Moore of Williams accepted a position with Blish Milling Co of Seymour and has traveled there to begin work.

Scott Moore Williams Blish Milling Company Seymour

Local resident Harry Williams visits the city on Friday

Harry Williams from near Mt Olive spent Friday in the city on business matters.

Harry Williams Mt. Olive City

Shortridge Guests and Out-of-Town Visits Highlight City Notes

Albert Shortridge of Orleans visited his brother W. M. Shortridge in this city on Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Bridwell of Bryantsville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs G B Beeman on Washington Avenue. Miss Helen Baugh, visiting relatives here, left for Pasadena California on Tuesday.

Albert Shortridge Orleans W. M. Shortridge South H Street James Bridwell Bryantsville G. 8. Beeman Washington, Ave Helen Baugh Pasadena California

Local residents visit kin and return home from trips

Arthur Benzel of Columbus Ind spent Sunday in the city visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Wm J Benzel on South H street. Mr and Mrs Charley Strather and their little son have returned from Columbus after spending days with relatives. Miss Goldie Martin returns from a three week vacation with relatives in Indianapolis and Greencastle. Mrs D Y Johnson of Nashville Tenn who stayed with Mrs J F Hamer this week visited her aunt Mrs Jennie Pearson in Springville on Tuesday.

Arthur Benzel Columbus Ind Wm. J. Benzel South H Street Charley Strather Little Son Goldie Martin Indianapolis Greencastle D. Y. Johnson Nashville, Tenn J. F. Hamer Springville Jennie Pearson

Reunion Guests At AML Attend Bloomington Visit

Mr and Mrs Ray Cook and daughter Helen of Bloomington visited Saturday and stayed over Sunday with relatives. They attended a family reunion at Mrs Whitted’s East 18th Street home. Elza Knight and daughters were among the guests. The Cooks left for home this morning leaving Helen for a longer visit with her grandmother.

Ray Cook Helen Bloomington Tey Mrs. Cook

Barn Destroyed by Lightning Near Williams

A barn owned by Mrs. Sallie Sears residing near Williams was struck by lightning Thursday night and burned to the ground with its contents.

Sallie Sears Williams

Mrs Rariden Visits From Boston With Baseball Team

Mrs. Will Rariden arrived here Sunday after spending the summer in Boston with her husband a National League catcher. Mrs. Hess of Dayton Ohio, wife of a Boston pitcher, also arrived. Mr. Rariden will reach home about October 18.

Will Rariden Boston Hess Dayton, O Rariden

Man Returns Home After Treatment Disrupted by Fire

John Hartman went to Tot Springs for rheumatism treatment. On account of a fire he could not receive care, and since returning home his condition has worsened.

John Tfartman Tot Springs Hartman

Mrs Thornton and Daughters Visit Louisville

Mrs. and B. Thornton and their daughters Miss Louise and Miss Eddie are spending several days in Louisville, staying for a time with relatives and enjoying local sights.

B. Thornton Louise Eddie Louisville

Capt J 9 Alexander Visits Friends Then Heads to G A R Encampment

Capt J 9 Alexander of Springville spent Sunday with friends in this city and left this morning for the G A R encampment at Chattanooga.

J. 9. Alexander Springville Chattanooga

Lelia Quillen Granted Divorce and Custody

In circuit court on Saturday Lelia Quillen was granted a divorce from Clyde Quillen and awarded custody of the children.

Lelia Quillen Clyde Quillen

Roosevelt cites money deficiency behind Maine progressive vote drop

The article notes Roosevelt blaming the decline in Progressive votes in Maine on lack of funds. It also mentions Edith Carter, a Democrat, traveling to Detroit to enroll in a domestic science teachers course for the winter with her sister.

Roosevelt Maine Teddy Seymour Edith Carter Detroit Michigan

Lantz Enters Son At Culver Academy

Co. W. Lantz and his son Harvey travel to Culver to enroll Harvey at Culver Academy. Lantz plans to handle business in Ladoga and Indianapolis before returning home.

Co. W. Lantz Harvey Lantz Culver Culver Academy Lantz Ladoga Indianapolis

Marriage Licenses for Tony Fiscus and Oscar Sheppard

Tony Fiscus of Bloomington wed Letha May of Lawrence County and Oscar W. Sheppard married Ida P. Cutter in the period�s marriage license notices.

Tony Fiscus Bloomington Letha May Lawrence County Oscar W. Sheppard Ida P. Cutter

Dr Gardner Celebrates Eightieth Birthday At Red Cross Farm

Dr Joseph G Gardner a longtime Lawrence County resident reached his eightieth birthday with a family gathering at Red Cross Farm south of the city His children and their families traveled to honor him joining a feast at high noon with a floral table display and generous spread Invited relatives included Mollie Gardner Allie Phipps M W Hunter J A Rogers Homer Marcus Hunter Mletcher Gardner K M Gardner and others from Bloomington Danville Frankfort Evansville and nearby towns.

Dr. Gardner City Hall 16Th and K Red Cross Farm Red Cross Mollie Gardner Allie Phipps M. W Hunter J. A. Rogers Homer Marcea Hunter This City Mletcher Gardner Bloomington K. M. Gardner Frarry Pasteur Danville Joseph G. Phipps Frankfort Ernest Hunter Lindley Lydia Stevens Evansville

Mrs. Ferren Visits Brother in Tulsa

Mrs. Charles Ferren of Tulsa Oklahoma visits her brother J. R. Rutherford on East 17th street during a family visit.

Charles Ferren Tulsa, Okla J. R. Rutherford East 17Th Street

Funeral for Mrs. Eggers Held After Suicide

The funeral for Mrs. Matthew Eggers, who killed herself Friday morning, was held Monday at 2 pm from the Silverville area home. Burial took place at Mall Ridge cemetery near Fayetteville. A strict inquiry will follow due to no one witnessing the act.

Matthew Eggers Silverville Mall Ridge Fayetteville Eggers

Resolutions of Sympathy for Harry Hart

Hall of Bedford Lodge No. 2778 Knights and Ladies of Honor presents resolutions noting the death of Brother Harry Hart. The lodge expresses heartfelt sympathy to his family, asks God’s mercy, and directs publication, mourning for 30 days, and records on four minutes.

Hall of Bedford Lodge Harry Hart Brother Hart Krank M. Ash Marcia F. William

Mrs L V Abbott Visits Parents in City News

Mrs L V Abbott of Louisville visits her parents Mr and Mrs A K Sears at 17th and L streets. Mr and Mrs Will Weaver, who moved to Indianapolis a month ago, have returned to this city for residence.

Will Weaver Indianapolis

Residents in City Over Weekend Attendances and Illnesses

Everett and Crass Turpin of Springville visited the city Saturday. Mrs Ben Stapleton and Miss Mee Dermod of near Mt Olive were in town Saturday. Mrs Walker Wright of near Silverville is quite ill. Mrs Stevens and son Marion of Evansville visit her daughter Mrs H P Pearson on O street. Edmond Lawrence of West 12th street is ill. Mrs K Hassenbarth of West 13th street is ill.

Everett Crass Turpin Springville Ben Stapelton Mee- Dermod Mt. Olive City Walker Wright Silverville Edmond Lawrence West 12Th Street Mrs. K. Hassenbarth West 13Th Street Harry Bullington

Marriage License for Hugo Taglieferri and Maria Francis co Capparelli

Household notices report a marriage license for Hugo Taglieferri and Maria Francis co Capparelli. Other items mention illnesses, births including Marguerite Luella and Freida Verigia, and Mrs J H Underwood’s plans to place her son John in Staunton Military School, with stay noted.

Hugo Taglieferri Maria Francisco Capparelli John Staunton Virginia Staunton Military School Underwood

Smither Couple Return to Bedford After Fair Visit

Mr and Mrs Marion Smither were at the fair then stopped here for a brief visit before returning to Bedford.

Marion Smither Bedford Bloomington

Local residents return from Indianapolis and Ottawa visit

Dr. A J McDonald Dr J W Train and H Whiting returned Thursday night from Indianapolis. Mrs Joe Gyger of Ottawa Illinois who had been visiting relatives in this city for a few days has returned home.

A. J. McDonald J. W. Trainor H. ©. Whiting Indianapolis Joe Gyger Ottawa Ill

Circuit Court Narratives of Naturalizations and Visits

Louis Kugler a German and John Toso an Austrian were made naturalized citizens of the United States on Wednesday. Miss Nellie Falk and her little niece Catherine Davern of Louisville, visiting Mr and Mrs William Falk, have returned home. Angellin Texas on a business trip last four weeks. M Lemon left stake as Frank Prevo went to Indianapolis to visit his daughter, ill with typhoid, now improving. Charlie Zike of Springville Mr and Mrs Tony Fistus went to Bedford for a visit. Dr and Mrs F C McCoy moved into their new Sunset home on Washington Avenue. Mr and Mrs Bert Imhoff of Burn Indiana guests of Mr and Mrs C L Walters South Street. Dr and Mrs J B Duncan left Tuesday for Battle Creek Michigan to visit relatives. Duncan will return Thursday leaving Mrs Duncan for an extended visit.

Nellie Falk Little Nice Catherine Davern Louisville William Falk J. B. Duncan Battle Creek Mich D Duncan

In Memoriam Camp No 4003 MWOA Member Saul Sweeney Dies

Saul Sweeney died August 18 1913 in Indianapolis Indiana at about 35 years old. He served Camp 4003 Modern Woodmen of America for eight years and was highly regarded as genial and helpful to neighbors and the order. The camp voted to drape its charter in mourning for 30 days and publish resolutions, honoring his devotion and urging members to emulate his virtues.

Modern Woodman of America Saul Sweeney Indianapolis Indiana Order Modern Woodmen of America Our Order

Conner Couple Return From Indianapolis Visit

Mr and Mrs A L Conner visited their son in Indianapolis and returned home Friday night. Mr Conner is confined to his room with an attack of malaria.

Ollie Houston A. L. Conner Indianapolis Mr. Conner

Birth of Clovis Luther Johnson in Springville

Born to Mr and Mrs Izra Johnson of Springville on Saturday a son named Clovis Luther.

Izra Johnson Springville Clovis Luther

Bedford woman travels home from Franklin Seymour

Bessie Skeen of Bedford was seen traveling home from Franklin Seymour. Wiley Cartcart, head of Monon Station, moves his family from Bloomington to Mrs. Elizabeth Dunihue’s cottage on L street.

Bessie Skeen Bedford Franklin Seymour Wiley Cartcart Monon Bloomington Elizabeth Dunihue L Street

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our mother and wife. They also appreciate those who sent floral offerings. J. H. Foddrill and children express gratitude.

Worker at Hoosier Mill Seriously Injured in Eye Incident

Jesse Locks employed at the Hoosier mill suffered a painful accident Saturday when a piece of steel or emery struck his left eye while grinding tools. A local surgeon removed the foreign object.

Jesse Locks Hoosier Mill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Son L Boniface Weber & Allen Greer Wilkinson Luamber Company Mitchell Guthrie Charles Richardson Tenn AML Circuit Court Dr. Bardner Versary Joseph G. Gardner Awrence County John Haase Chase Whitted 18Th Street Robt. Sproull Trinity Springs Messer Scoggan Marguerite Luella Farney Allen Freida Verigia Louis Kugler John Toso United States Angellin Tex M. Lemon Frank Prevo Charlie Zike Tony Fistus Mrs F. C. McCoy Sunset Washington Avenue Bert Imhoff Burn, Ind C. L. Walters South FM. Lee Denver, Col Robert Lee Frank Cook Dudley Norman Hubert Ferguson Frank Wallace Son Ermal Randall Hattabaush Luther McKnight 8Th and I Streets Saturday Night Helen Lois Julia Burke George Watson Mrs. Watson Ole Houston East 14Th Street Mrs. L. P. Thorne Ralph Mitchell Edward Dillman M. T. Brooks F. WH. Batman J. T. Rutledge New Albany W. H. Heckman Pennsylvania Beanard Medford Oregon J. H. Foddrill
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