Madison Apr 10 Notes on Local Births and Events
Births and marriages in Madison area include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Woodfill Monroe township a wedding for Richard Jeffries and Goldie Kidwell, and twins to Mr and Mrs Peter Hoagland. Local news covers livestock sales, car sale, medical incidents, steamboat inspectors actions, a funeral, a child placement, a wedding in Columbus, fly swatter campaign, and quotes a rhyming jingle urging fly swatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Woodfill
Monroe Township
Albert Jones
Noah Jones
Flist Street
S. B. Foltz
Middlefork
Joseph Christman
Elsie
Louisville
George Forthofer
Walnut Street
Richard Jeffries
Goldie Kidwell
Hartley
Peter Hoagland
Mary Louise
Louis J
Overland Automobiles
Madison Automobile Co
John Steinberger
Robert Demaree
Kohl
Harry Christman
Paragon
Ind
William Goins
Hanover
Aaron Kuhn
Saluda Township
Miss Bridges
State Orphans’ Home Society
Louisville Courier-Journal
J. W. Abraham
I. W. Betts
Madison
John Singer
New Hanover
Singer
Columbus
Joseph Schlick, Jr
City Board of Health
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Local Page
Transactions show Henry Suter and wife selling to Sophro nia E Smith property in North Madison for 500 dollars. Eli Michaela and wife transfer 80 acres in Lancaster township to George Owen for 1000 dollars. William H. Judd and wife sell 20 acres in Saluda township to Carl G. Weddle and wife for 00 dollars. Mary E. Rutherford heirs transfer 15 18th interest on west Main Street to Frank L. Douglas for 833331 dollars. William R. Dryden and wife sell 40 acres in Smyrna township to George H. Dryden for 600 dollars. Robert J. Hyatt and wife transfer 28.46 acres in Monroe township to Eben ezer Brandon and wife for 1400 dollars. Ebenezer Brandon and wife sell 8.72 acres in Monroetp to Charles Chambers for 1200 dollars. Charles Chambers and wife transfer Bryantseburg lots and nearby land to John L. Murphy for private consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Suter
Sophronia E Smith
North Madison
Eli Michaela
George Owen
Lancaster
William H. Judd
Carl G. Weddle
Saluda
Mary E. Rutherford
Frank L. Douglas
West Main Street
William R. Dryden
George H. Dryden
Smyrna
Robert J. Hyatt
Ebenezer Brandon
Monroe
Charles Chambers
John L. Murphy
Bryantsesburg
Death of Milton Township patriarch Alexander Oliver
Alexander Oliver, longtime Milton township resident and father of Councilman Oscar Olivier, died this morning at his home near Brooksburg after a long illness. native of North Carolina he came to the county 63 years ago and lived within two miles of his first settlement. Survived by a widow six sons Oscar Thomas Charles Andrew Noah and George and a daughter Mrs Charles Armstrong of Frankfort Ky. Two daughters preceded him in death. A Methodist church member at Morris chapel he was revered as a good citizen and a faithful Christian. He had retired from farming due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Oliver
Milton Township
Oscar Olivier
Broocsburg
North Carolina
Oliver Ia
Oscar
Thomagy
Charles
Kentucky River
Andrew
Noah
George
Charles Armstrong
Frankfort
Methodist Church
Morris Chapel
Oliver
City Well No 4 Details Progress of New Water Supply
The report lists stratum conditions in well No 4 finished at the city water works. It notes depths with sand gravel layers and hard pan concrete gravel up to 90 feet. Contractors dig trenches to connect wells to the main suction line while awaiting the big air compressor test and public observation next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Waterworks
Pennsylvania train schedule changes at Madison
Beginning tomorrow a new schedule for Pennsylvania trains at Madison takes effect with departures at 6 50 a m and 2 50 p m and arrivals at 11 25 a m and 7 p m. The morning train will depart Madison 10 minutes earlier and the afternoon 20 minutes earlier. The Indianapolis to Madison afternoon train leaves Indianapolis at 3 40, 20 minutes earlier. Travellers should note the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Madison
Indianapolis
Southern Telephone Co Incorporation Opens Indiana Lines
Southern Telephone Co with capital 3 million was incorporated today in Indianapolis. The home office is in Stransville and it will take over Cumberland Telephone Co lines in nine southwestern Indiana counties. There are nearly 200 009 lunatics in the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Southern Telephone Co
Stransville
Cumberland Telephone Co
Indiana
United Kingdom
Death of Civil War Veteran David H. Phillips at 79
David H. Phillips died at his East First Street home after a week's illness. He was 78 or 79, a Jefferson County native and longtime Chelsea resident. A Civil War veteran, he served in Capt. Thomas Graham's Co. 38 Indiana. Survived by a widow, brother Scott Phillips of Marion, sister Mrs. Alexander McKeand of Sellersburg, and nephew Mrs. M. H. Cochran. Funeral 11 am at Sharon Church. interment in Sharon Church Cemetery. Reverend J. S. Howk officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Phillips
East First Street
Mr. Philips
Jefferson County
Chelsea
Thomas Graham
Indiana
Scott Phillips
Marion
Ind
Alexander McKeand
Sellersoburg
M. HI. Cochrane
Sharon Church
J. S. Howk
Hanover
Death and Burial of Mrs Elizabeth Baker 67
Mrs Elizabeth Baker aged 67 wife of Jasper Baker died at 8 10 Saturday evening at her daughter's home on Walnut street after a long illness with complications. A native of Kentucky she was a Methodist and respected resident. Funeral services were held at the house at 2 this afternoon by Rev Turner and burial was in Springdale cemetery. Pall bearers were her seven sons and a nephew Edward John R Jesse Wilson Joseph Waller William and John Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Baker
Jasper Baker
Mary Baker
South
Walnut Street
Kentucky
Methodist Church
Turner
Trinity Churchs
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
Edward
John R
Jesse
Wilson
Joseph
Waller
Wiliam
John Baker
Vim Steamer Quietly Cleared for Madison and Warsaw Trade
The Vim, White Collar Line’s new steamer replacing the Hattie Brown, left the Madison harbor this afternoon with a good freight, many passengers, and a crew famed from the Hattie Brown. The ship is slightly larger, mirrors the Hattie’s design, and is expected to match its speed in fair weather, though some question the choice of name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Brown
Madison
Warsaw
Hattie
Macy
Death of Albert Kremer N Dover Newport Ky Native Madison
A telegram reports the death of Albert Kremer in Newport Kentucky at 10:45 p m last night. He was about 30, a native of Madison, son of Mrs Catherine Kremer, and moved to Newport about a decade ago. He was well liked with many Madison friends saddened by his passing. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Voolker
Newport
Albert Kremer
Madison
Catherie Kremer
Funeral services for Alexander Oliver held at Morris chapel
Funeral services for the late Alexander Oliver were held at Morris chapel near Brooksburg this afternoon. Rev Mahler conducted the rites and pallbearers were five sons and a grandson: Oscar Thomas Charles Andrew George and Clarence Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Oliver
Moreris Chapel
Brooksburg
Mahler
Oscar Thomas
Charles
Andrew
George
Clarence Oliver
Taxpayers urged to pay spring taxes by May 3 without penalty
Notice warns that the Spring tax instalment is due May 3 with a 10 percent penalty for late payment. Citizens are urged to avoid last minute crowds and to pay early. Also mentions upcoming Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 8 and local social notices including birthdays and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Jefferson County
Kidnap Fear in Indiana Under Slavery Era
An Indiana newspaper excerpt recalls a period before the Civil War when free Black residents faced kidnapping across the river. Desperado gangs allegedly organized raids to lure or seize individuals and sell them into Southern slavery, dispersing victims and evading pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Orewiter
Union
Pony Beer Theft In Madison Sparks Late Night Mystery
A farmer buys a pony of beer in Madison after 11 pm and returns to find it missing. Police later recover the unopened keg in an alley. Fire destroys William Riley's homes in Dupont from a defective flue. wind drives rapid spread though much household goods are saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Alexander
William Riley
Dupont
Riley
Goode
Clean up and paint up town urges residents to act
A fragmented call to action urges homeowners and business owners to freshen up exteriors with a paint up and clean up campaign. Officials cite community pride and rental value as reasons, urging action by April 20th with widespread participation in Madigan Chean Up and Paid Up efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalor
Rieke
Weil
tCoesn
Poe
Madigan
Chean
Ape
Court reports and legal actions in South Bend area
The report covers multiple cases with trials set for various defendants and estates, including GLtbst Voth Bhai and Georges v. Kobis, plus a dissolution of a suit between Troxell & Moore and Madison Democrat Co. Final settlement in Michael Lay’s estate noted. Rev M L Gyne neck appointed to County Board of Charities. Mae Killinger sues Otis Killinger for divorce. Studebaker receives 16 640 seat harness order from Alliss.
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Georges
LN Ws
Evin Kobis
Coonat
Ohio
Gad
Vis
Teu Ld Gua
Siacgos
Bearts Law Office
Charlie FL
W. H. Reed
Vanosaoi
Speed
Reed
Jacofeur
Harry Gemew
Hyéut
Madison Democrat Co
Troxell & Moore
The
Democrat
H. Jo Zensing
Bear Ter Ee Ee
Re. G. Os
Dhy
Troxel & Moore
Beck
Michael Lay
Francisco
M. Li. Gyneneck
County Board of Charities
KF. Ot. Hood
Mae Killinger
Otis Killinger
Austin's Bag Pancake Delights Lure Breakfast Shoppers
Bar-Mre advertises Austin's Bag Pancake mix as delicious light cakes for breakfast available at all grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
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Wilmer D. Wells
Saluda Bird School
Pure Due University
M. William Perders
J. A. Muret
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J. W. Turner
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Norton Infirmary
Good Earth
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Churchill Downs
Thomas G. Francisco
Herald
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Howard Eckert
C. Eckert
Zerelda White
Washingston
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