Mil to n Township Land Sale and Local Notices
Local items report land transactions in Milton Township with 20 acres sold for 31000 to William Henry Raiser. Probate of George W. Landon and executor William A. Landon noted. Obituary for Charlotte Marie Price. Bridge petition between Jefferson Jennings Scott counties discussed. High School Minstrels at Grand Opera House advertised for April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wao. Wilkerson
Indianapolis
William Lucht
William L. Hill
Willia Henry Raiser
Milton Township
Mise Frances Haskell
Prater
Misa Goa Haskell
Grand Opera House
M. HL. S
Robert Scott Humphreys Dies at 74 on Vernon Street
Robert Scott Humphreys aged 74 died at his home on Vernon Street after years of paralysis. Born in Kentucky May 24, 1440, he was a Confederate Army veteran. A Madison resident for many years, he was survived by a widow, three daughters, two sons, and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scott Humphreys
Vernon Street
Kentucky
Humphrey
Madison
Mary J Senior’s Funeral Held for Madison Resident
The funeral for Mrs. Mary J. Senior, who died at her son Albert Senior’s home on west Main Street, will be held Monday at 2 o'clock from the residence. Rev. F. C. Hood will officiate. She died on her birthday after a long Madison residence. She leaves her son Charles of Louisville and daughter Mrs. Nettie Wilson of Indianapolis, widow of Capt. John W. Senior, a noted notary and insurance man who died about ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Senior
Albert Senior
West Main Street
F. C. Hood
Madison
Charles
Louisville
Nettie Wilson
Indisnapolis
Amicably Adjusted McCauley Estate Dispute Near Manville
Charles A. McCauley died last week near Manville leaving a widow and father with no children. Under Indiana law the widow inherits three fourths of the estate and the parents one fourth. Ida McCauley and William McCauley met with Emerson Lemen and settled the intercate. William conveyed his share in Indianapolis property Milton township farm and personal assets worth about 83 000 to Ida, who then conveyed her three fourths share of her husband’s lands in Milton township. The widow plans a public sale of the personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. McCauley
Manville
Cstate
Iia
Ida McCauley
William McCauley
Emerson Lemen
Indianapolis
Milton Township
Isabelle McCauley
Funeral of Capt J A W Hardy Held at North Madison
The remains of Captain J A W Hardy arrived from Shelbyville on last evening’s train and were taken to the residence of Newton W Vawter. The funeral was held at 10 this morning conducted by Rev F P Smith. Burial at Fairmount with pallbearers George Graves Harvey Wycoff J D Kinnear Jefferson Underwood William Hanley John Porter. Accompanied by widow and relatives from Shelbyville Indianapolis and North Madison. Aged 70 he died suddenly of heart disease at Shelbyville on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. W. Hardy
North Madison
Shelbyville
Newton W. Vawter
F. P. Smith
Fairmount
Mesera
George Graves
Harvey Wycoff
J.D. Kinnear
Jefferson Underwood
William Hanley
John Porter
George Williama
Theodore Rakebrandt
Willia Vawter
Indianapolis
Anniversary of Shiloh Battle Noted by Local Vets
Tomorrow and Monday mark the 51st anniversary of the battle of Shiloh. Madison and Jefferson County soldiers joined Indiana regiments in a deadly clash with 1262 local casualties. Capt. A D Vanosdol provides the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shilob
Madison
Jeffurson County
Indiana
Shiloh
A. D. Vanosdol
Madison Native Ross Martin Dies in Buffalo
Telegram from Buffalo announces the death of Ross Martin a former Madison resident aged about 36. He served in the Spanish American War as a corporal in Co F 269th Ind Vol Inf. He was unmarried with both parents dead and likely burial at his aunt John Kremer’s rural route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
M. R. Sulzer
Ross Martin
Madison
Printers Union
John Kremer
Martin
Herald
Co. F
Ind
Flood forecasts and six inch rainfall in Ohio Valley
Forecaster Professor Walz explains that March rain across the Ohio drainage area averaged about six inches, with local amounts likely double. He notes this would yield ~33 billion tons of water over 47,200 square miles, enough to fill a 472 square mile by 50 foot lake, and compares to Lake Ontario’s area.
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Ohio Valley
F. J. Wala
Ohio
Iadiana
Acre
Ohio River
Louisville
Lake
Ontario
Louieville
Mexico
South Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Seaboard
Louisville Courier-Journal
Relatives of Missing Girl Probe Kidnap Theory
Newcastle Indiana April 3 relatives may have kidnapped Catherine Winters nine year old daughter of Dr W A Winters who has been missing since March 20. A family quarrel over a $6000 legacy from the girl's mother is cited as a motive with Catherine and her brother Franke as heirs. A relative is said to have sworn to avenge himself. Real estate transfers listed include Wilson Roose and wife to Elmer Richard 144 acres Graham township and John Hoagland heirs to Walter Mundt and wife 4 acres Madison township $2400 Take The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Ind
Catherine Winters
W. A. Winters
Catherine
Franke
Wilson Roose
Elmer Richard
Graham Township
John Hoagland
Walter Mundt
Madison Township
Madison World Briefs Departures and Local Transfers
A series of short notices from Madison detail residents and visitors: William Lichlyter travels to Bemont Illinois for boat building work while Mr. and Mrs. O L Huntley and Granville Lane visit Waldron. Rev Fred Young leaves Ryker's Ridge for Elizabeth town. Ida Turner returns from Chas Rohiman household. Phoena Roeder and Carrie and Kate Lothapech head to Indianapolis to visit. Margaret Scott and Inez Mayfield travel to Louisville then Willington. Kirby Buchanan and daughter Anna visit Seymour to see Mollie Steele ill. John T Stewart and Bertha Reed wed at the county courthouse with Rev FP Smith officiating. New game and fish laws require licenses. residents must stay within counties, non-residents pay 15.15 for hunting fish license. Mr and Mrs Frankieht sell East Third Street home for 2200 to Melvin King. Gebl family to move to Indianapolis, Kong will relocate here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lichlyter
Bemont
Ill
O. L. Huntley
Granville Lane
Waldron
Fred Young
Ryker’s Ridge
Elizabeth Town
Mes
Kirby Buchanan
Anna
Seymour
Frankieht
Melvin King
East Third Street
Gebl
Indianapolis
Kong
Madiaon
Demaree and Senior Rites Held in Brooksburg and Springdale
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Nicie kK Demaree at Brooksburg Baptist Church with Rev. Fred Young officiating and burial in Brooksburg Cemetery. Pallbearers were her five sons and six sons-in-law. Separate services for Mrs. Mary J. Senior, widow of John W. Senior, occurred at her W Main Street home with Rev. F C Hood officiating and burial in Springdale Cemetery, pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicie Kk. Demaree
William R. Demaree
Brooksburg Baptist Church
Fred Young
Elzabethtown
Brooksburg
William Demaree
John Demaree
Albert Demaree
Louia Demaree
Robert Demaree
James Morton
Mary J. Senior
John W. Senior
W. Main Street
F. C. Hood
Springdale Cemetery
Mesare
Funeral Services for Miss Charlotte Price Held
Funeral services for Miss Charlotte Price were held at 2 PM today at the family home on South Jefferson Street led by Rev. Boyer. Burial followed in Springdale cemetery with pallbearers listed as Meners John Collins Dr. Wyman Joseph Henry Edward Schumacher Thomas Woll Alfred Genter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charelotte Price
South Jefferson Street
Rev. Boyer
Springdale Cemetery
Meners
John Collins
Dr. Wyman
Joseph Henry
Edward Schumacher
Thomas 8. Woll
Alfred Genter
Death of Capt. Joseph J. Dunn River Inspector Passes
Telegram reports the death of Capt. Joseph J. Dunn at 9 o clock. He was a renowned steamboat inspector in the Louisville district and supervisor in St Louis. He leaves a widow Ada Henry and two children Jean Marie and Charles. Burial at Walnut Street cemetery after funeral at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louie
Joseph J Dunn
Middle West
Apt. Dunn
Bright
Willard Enerepey
Tie
Louisville
St. Louis
Cape Vunn
Madison
Ada Henry
Charles Henry
Juan
St Mary's Church
Jeene Marie
Charles Wobert
Kate Rodwind
Bart Juon
Duno
Jane Wary
Death of James McBride Sheds Light On Louisville Tobacconist
James McBride, brother of County Recorder W. J. McBride, died yesterday in Louisville. A native of Ireland, he settled in Louisville as a youth and became a prominent tobacco business figure. Survived by a widow and five children. Funeral in Louisville Tuesday from a Catholic church. McBride family traveling from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J McBride
Louisville
James McBride
W. J. McBride
McBride
Ireland
Louwinville
Mr. McBride
County Officials Meet Bills and Bridge Inspection Plan
County commissioners hold their regular monthly session to review current bills. Tomorrow they plan a visit to the damaged Lilly Creek bridge with Attica Bridge Co. representatives to inspect the structure and discuss repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Creek
Attica Bridge Co
Bridge Company
M Bride Lindsay Couple Wed at Parish House
Deputy County Recorder Charles I. McBride and Mise Lindsay were married last night at the parish house by Rev. Father Guthneck. Only a few relatives attended as the couple plans residence on East Street and home to friends. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Arzetta Lindsay and is noted for charm and popularity. the groom is a trusted county official and promising young businessman. The Herald extends best wishes for a long, happy, prosperous marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. McBride
Mise
Uillian T.lindasy
Madison
Father Guthneck
Kige
Wet
McBrue
Ethiacity
East Street
Daugher
Arzetta Lindsay
County Recorder
W. J. McBride
Flood conditions ease as river recedes and crops damaged
Floodwaters fall about 26 inches from the crest last week reducing water on Front street to about two feet. Wheat in Trow mill spouts burst, dumping roughly 2,000 bushels into floodwater. L. V. Cravens warehouse collapsed. multiple buildings show serious damage. street crews begin cleanup as Front street remains waterlogged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Trow Milas
L. V. Cravens
West Street
Cornett
Ita
Davin
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Mapison
George W. Landon
Walliam A. Landon
Mies Rosamond Burton
Knightatown
W. Craig
Third Street
Mra
Wm. Klemnenz
Gladys
Misa Marion Latham
Latham
Flaviuve Manville
Abbie Manville
George Kay
Scott County
Jefferson, Jennings
Scott Counties
Henry Wilkerson Ford
John Hill
Leonard
St. Mary Elizabeth's Hospital
Louisaville
W.C.T.U
Madiavo
Mra. G. W. Augustin
North Jedferson Street
Betste
J. G. W. Hardy
Buffalo, N.Y
Ida Turner
East Main Street
Chas. Rohiman
R. R. No
Phoena Roeder
Carrie
Kate Lothapech
Trend
Margaret Scott
Inez Mayfield
Lousville
Teeture
Acoal
Willington
John Waltz
W. H. Miller
Peno Maddox
John K. Weyer
John Cordrey
D. G. Stuart
Charlotte Price
London
Wummian
J. J. Dunn
Madison Gir
Charles Heory
James M’bride
M'Bride-Lindsat
New York
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