Madison News Roundup March 29 Highlights Local People
Mr B C Toyt of Dupont visited Madison on business. Mr and Mrs Herman Schiphorst, north East street, were noted in town. Mrs Mary A Smith of Indianapolis guests of her niece Mrs C R Johnson Jr. The Madison Automobile Co sold a Model 76 R Overland to Mr Howard Moffett. Mrs J Ted Peter left for Louisville to visit her in laws for several days. Mrs Emma Smith left for Ithaca Michigan after visiting her daughter Mrs Fred J Miller. Earl T Demaree to Sylvia A Driggs wed in county. Orba Jenkins to Goldie Edith Cogner wed in county. Gov Ralston appointed W A Guthrie delegate to National Conservation Congress in Washington May 2 3 4. Mrs T A Childs of Franklin visited her daughter Mrs George H Denny in Madison. Mrs Denny accompanied her home and will visit Franklin. lt Wildey Encampment I C C F conferred Royal Purple degree on Ira P Reidel and opened several membership applications after visiting Grand Officers. Judge F H McGregor of Parkersburg WV visiting with cousin Hon John McGregor at The Herald. Mr John Pierce badly burned at glue factory now improving atDennys sanatorium but likely permanently crippled, possibly first to claim permanent disability under new act.
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B.C. Toyt
Dupont
Bernasento
Herman Schiphorst
North East Street
Mary A. Smith
Indianapolis
C. R. Johnson
Madison Automobile Co
Howard
Moffett
J. Ted Peter
Louisville
Peter
Emma Smith
Fred J. Miller
Ithaca
Mich
Earl T. Demaree
Sylvia A. Driggs
Orba Jenkins
City
Goldie Edith Cogner
Ralston
W. A. Guthrie
Indiana
National Conservation Congress
Washington
T. A. Childs
Franklin
George If. Denny
Wildey
McGregor
West Virginia
Senator McGregor
Herald Office
John Pierce
Denny
Pierce
Madison
Madison Red
Manville
Eben McKay
Brooksburg
Denny Sanitarium
Schneider Red Cross
Ella Monroe
Eva Gregory
Rider
Elizabethtown
Daisy Fisher
Rushville
Cragmont
Wilbert McBride
Green
Andrew Lytle
North Madison
Vail
Red Cross
McBride
Rush County
Milligan
William §. Pender
Lexington
R. R
Saluda Township
Perea
N. M
N. A. Ross
Pender
New Mexico
State Center
California
Hartley Leaves West Madison for Northern Indiana Conference
Pastor Rev A Hartley of West Madison church departs for Fort Wayne to join the Northern Indiana conference of the Methodist church. He has led congregations at West Madison Ryker's Ridge Pleasant Ridge North Madison and Olive Branch, with assignment to a northern Indiana church from April 1 pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. &. Hartley
West Madison
Fort Wayne
Indiana
The
Methodist Church
Hartley
Moore's Hill
Ryker’s Ridge
Pleasant Ridge
North Madison
Olive Branch
Ohio
Madison
Southern Indiana
Banquet closes Madison Tobacco Association season at Elks Club
Last night the Madison Tobacco Association held a gala banquet at the Elks Club with members families and friends. E W Hughes headed the event with speeches as a Columbus orchestra provided music. The tobacco season ends with sales tomorrow and buyers will depart soon for next season. Dr Arthur W Waite a New York dentist accused of murdering his wifes parents claimed a dual personality saying this little bad man I tried to get rid of did it. In Solomon era houses reached ten stories high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Tobacco Association
Elks Home
E. W. Hughes
Columbus
Arthur W. Waite
New York
Court News Updates on Wadsworth Estate and Local Cases
Phaer K. Cougier filed an inventory for Jennie Wadsworth L. Cope is attorney. Stanley Cooper faced a check fraud charge. Cogshill fined ten dollars but sentence suspended for good behavior due to liquor influence and youth. Estate of Maria L. Moliyneaux settles with daughters gaining property, son’s share signed to sisters. State v Isaac Slater assault case proceeds with witnesses, Judge Griffith presiding, many character witnesses called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phaer K. Cougier
Jennie Wadsworth
L. TH. Cope
S. J. Cagsnill
Stan
Cooper
Griffith
Cogshill
Bis
Carrollton
Kremer
Tle
Donaldson
Sulzee & Bear
Maria L. Moliyneaux
T. Bobe Givener
Guy Moliyneaux
Isaac Slater
Leonard Lanham
Death of Mrs. Anna Promier Winkel in Louisville
Mrs. Anna Promier Winkel died at Norton infirmary Louisville after a short illness. Funeral services are set for Thursday at St. Martin's church with burial in St. Louis cemetery. Born in Germany, she moved to Madison then Louisville with husband Nicholas Winkel, a Gertz's employee. Survived by husband, several children, and siblings in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Norton Infirmary
Anna Promier Winkel
Nicholas Winkel
Parket
Ohio
Germany
Cung
Countey
Madison
Daceo Plortner
Nicholas Winkeel
Gertz's
William Wiles Transfers 94 Acres in Monroe Township
In a brief notice from Springfield Mass Union, William Wiles and others transfer 94 acres in Monroe township to Louis F Tracy with private consideration. The ad cites a poetic aside about time and change but provides no additional terms or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wiles
Louis F. Tracy
Monroe Township
Uis
Springfield
Mass. Union
Donkey Remarks Show Banter in The Point of View
The Doak character praises a man as a fine fellow while a Steed questions his age. The Doak retorts that everyone calls the man a perfect donkey, in a witty exchange quoted from the New York Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doak
Steed
New York Globe
Pine Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad
Mothers, Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey comforts children with a pine based cough remedy. Pine loosens throat mucus and soothes lungs, opening air passages, while honey adds a pleasant soothing effect. A growing family will find it essential. price five cents.
Election ties at Washington Indiana prompt quiet outcome
Madison reports a tied result in the wet or dry election at Washington Indiana. Local residents journey to and from towns while notable moves include a Ky family relocation and plans for a long Western trip by Mr. and Mrs. Pender of Saluda Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Burglary at East Washington Street cigar store
Andrew Steffen reported a thief entered his cigar shop at East Washington and New Jersey streets, stole 14 dollars and $1 in stamps, and likely hid in the basement before fleeing as patrolmen arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Steffen
East Washington
New Jersey
Steffen
Barton
Corden
Indianapolis Star
Local guardianship funds invested in gravel road bonds in Brooksburg
Emerson Lemen attorney filed a report for John H. Drennon guardian of Martha E. and Azel Brook showing investments in gravel road bonds and court approval followed. A Higgin(s) share in Hannah Quail estate was ordered paid to sisters Stella Johnson and Mollie Petit per petition. State v Slater ended by plea after compromise. Slater admitted assault and battery and Lanham witness. judge reserved verdict. Dittgen estate real estate sale report by HL Cope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Lemen
John H. Drennon
Martha E
Azel B. Brook
Brooksburg
Lawrence Higgins
Hannah Quail
Stella Johnson
Mollie Petit
Isaac N. Slater
Leonard Lanham
Griffith
Slater
John J. Dittgen
Clara T. Dittgen
Frank Dittgen
HL. H. Cope
City milk tests reveal dairy butter fat percentages
D. Rudolph of the city health commission reports recent butter fat percentages from city dairies. Finnegan 4.0 MecLaughlin 1.0 Bucknell 0.5 Owens 1.1 Yeisla 4.0 Dihinminer 1.2 Dihanmer 2 3.4 dep Morrow 4.0 Ray 0.5 Doha Morrow 3.5 J WahlIman 4.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
City Health Commission
Finnegan
MecLaughlin
Bucknell
Owens
Yeisla
Dihinminer
Dihanmer
Dep Morrow
Ray
Doha Morrow
J. WahlIman
Tobacco Sales This Morning Reach 189000 Tbs Breaks
The final sale of the season was held at four houses today with about 189 000 pounds of tobacco on the breaks. Two houses completed sales the Peoples and Partners. Prices up to noon ranged near 20 dollars on high grade and around 3 20 on low grade. The average will be near 9 60 for the market with a strong gain on all commons. Theodore Kirk district manager for R J Reynolds Co attended the market today. Walter L Henry and wife to Sallie Eaglin property in Fulton. Consideration 1 dollar and cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples and Partners
Theodore Kirk
Maysville
R. J. Reynolds Co
Secretary of War authorizes eight new aeroplanes
Secretary of War Baker authorized the purchase of eight new aeroplanes for the Mexico service at ten thousand dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary OF War
Washington
Baker
Mexico
Cavalry Squadron Moves to Border Port Ringold
A third squadron of United States cavalry is sent from Port Sam Houston to Port Ringold near Brownsville as a precautionary measure amid border tensions. The move underscores U S military readiness in the region during March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Cavalry
Port Sam
Houston
Port Ringold
Brownsville
Towerman Claims Signal Fault In Wreck No. 27
Cleveland dispatch reports yesterday's wreck No. 27 left known dead and many injured in hospitals. Federal state and railroad investigators probe blame between the second section engineer and Towerman Albert Ernst who asserts a defective signal system caused the crash and pledges an affidavit if blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Albert Ernst
Pardon Recommended for Gil l Lum Swiss Resident
Indianapolis March 30 Pardons recommended today for Robert Gill Lum of Switzerland Co. Ferriter Indianapo lis and A B Printing of Poet Wayne life terms for killings were urged by the board. The Governor will consider the cases in the next days. Also Titubert Gillam of Switzerland county requested pardon for fathe r in law killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Doh Perriter
Idianarpolis
A.B. Prentinng
Wayne
Ferriter
Trenton
Titubert Gillam
Switzerland County
Carranza Gets $5000 a Day for Railway Shipments
El Paso reports a new arrangement with Carranza that sends supplies to private firms rather than the army. He will receive about five thousand dollars daily from shipments beginning today over the Mexican railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Carranza
Dr King’s New Discovery touted for relief of bronchial ills
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for bronchial problems and colds. It claims the tonic cleanses cold germs and boosts health, urging readers to buy a bottle for 50 cents or 1 dollar.
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Ev, Hartley
Moniua
Northern Indiana Conference
Elks Club Room
Solomon
Court News
Anna Pforteer Winkel
Ieternity
Frank Thomas
Carrie Becht
Cincinnati
Edward Eckert
Benjamin Winscott
Benjamin
Trimble County
John Sissel
Asylum
Schneider
Madisonian
Fred. Schiemann
Pasteur
Charles I
Dr. Rudolph
Walter L. Henry
U. S
Matic System
Robert Gillum
OF Switzerland CO
Army
Rome
Italy
Cervigano
Sangiorgio
Palezzuolo
Pordenous
Streggiano
Petrograd
Black Sea
Senate
Safe Deposits Trust Co
Powell
J.W. Cornett
Pene Wosh
Miler
John W. Tovis
See'y
Treas
Hie Halienal Branch Bank
Crumpany
MV. Connevt
Jas
Fica
Thy
Syrader
Dongea Aeut Hoawa
First Rational Bank
Varison Indiana
Vishta
Neokats
SwWiry & CO
Faye Washington
D.C
Cai
Luce Rapa
Reid
DR. Kinc
Buffalo
N.Y
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