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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1914

Page

7

Local notes from Madison July gatherings and arrivals

Madison items report Vir Ruchard Lemen of Milton visiting Jackson County to buy. Hazel Jamison visiting from Lafayette. Fred Hawkins bound over for petit larceny in $200. Old Settlers’ Meeting planned for August 27 at Liberty with officers organizing. Mrs Lucy Walker and son Philip arriving from Dayton. Mrs Culver and Miss Huber celebrated 81st birthdays with dinner. Minnie Baskett Snyder and Mark Butler wed in Milton. Clerk Prenatt cleans office drawers uncovering old Republican campaign song books from 1884 88 92.

Hazel Jamison Lafayette Misa Lou Voiles Fred Hawkins Petit Larbeng Aleck Qglore Squire Stuart Old Settlers Liberty Jesse Hougefield John Murphy Harvey Denny Lucy Rogers Walker Philip Dayton Walker Mary Wyatt First Street Frank Culver Broosburg Louisa Huber Drusilla Nannie Danner Tilda Lanham Walnut Street Minnie Baskett Snyder Mark Collis Butler Milton N. T. Martin The Christian Church B. F.snyder

Funeral for Mrs Anna Glauber Held at Home

Funeral services for Mrs Anna C Glauber were conducted at 4 pm yesterday at her home with Rev Boyer of the 2nd Presbyterian Church presiding. A large gathering attended as the family bid farewell. Burial followed in Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers Thomas J Francisco Horace Cisco George Meuser C A Wymond Edward Kampe Phillip Kaho.

Anna C. Glauber Boyer 2Nd Presbyterian Church Springdale Cemetery Thomas J. Francisco Horace Cisco George Meuser C. A. Wymond Edward Kampe Phillip Kaho

Funeral Services For Mrs Lena Schmidlap Held At Home

Funeral services for Mrs Lena Schmidlap widow of John Schmidlap were held at the Kent road home at 2 oclock this afternoon by Rev Machlan of Grace. Present at the house and at the burial in Ramsey cemetery were pallbearers Mesars William Doig Robert Dunlap Edward Schumann Russell Fewell William D Jones Jacob Vath. Also Thos Edwards funeral took place this morning.

Lena Schmidlap John Schmidlap Kent Road Machlan Grace Church Ramsey Mesars William Doig Robert Dunlap Edward Schumann Russell Fewell William D. Jones Jacob Vath

Court News Updates on Injunctions and Local Trials

The injunction by Sarah Mullen against Willis M J Quinn continues with restraining order in effect until further judgment. A survey by city engineer W B Ray supports the plaintiff. Mrs Margaret Frooks seeks divorce from William Frooks after 1909 marriage and 1913 separation. Shirley Wood and Rosa Jones file for divorce. Emerson Lemen represents the wife. A Madison hearing set for October on the deserted husband case.

Sarah Mullen Willis M. J. Quinn W. B. Ray Thomas B. McGregor Mre. Mulmon Lofere Squire Chapman Alice Beebee Shelby Township Madison Zearing Roberta T. B. McGregor Margaret Frooks West Main Street William Frooks Emereson Lemen Shirley Wood Rosa Jones Emerson Lemen

Missing carload of iron halts Eagle hollow bridge work

A carload of iron for reinforcing the Eagle hollow bridge disappeared after leaving Logansport. The East Street Louie Bridge Co. did a second shipment three days ago replicating the first, now en route to Eaglehole, with the railroad to handle the missing goods. The beams and girders are valued at 487.50 and weigh about 12 tons.

Eagle Hollow Louie Bridge Co Logansport Eaglehole Low Bridge Company

Tent ing on Old Camp Grounds Chautauqua Lineup

A list of tenters for this year includes Harry Cope A M Leahy B F Kloppfer Mrs L Winnefeld Chas Hillabold Mrs Jane Earhart May Hensler L W Lory Frank M Harper M D Wilson David Johnson Mrs Harry Hillabold Miss Anna Johnson and many more names. The roster features WCTU Wymond Rev Thompson and Rev Gordon along with numerous Mrs and Miss holders.

Harry Cope A. M. Leahy B. F. Kloppfer L. Winnefeld Chas. Hillabold Jane Earhart May Hensler L. W. Lory Frank M. Harper M. D. Wilson David Johnson Harry Hillabold Anna Johnson Wm Donat M. Herbat Charles Horuff Louis Benson Miss Boyer Harry Edna Mersdorf W. M. Cul Ray Eckert Grace Montz C. G. Schelke Ben Lotz, Jr George Mitchell Jesse Leland Lide White W.F. Wunderlich J. M. Nichols Thos. Turner E. F. Demarec Geo. F. Harper E. E

Loretta Dehler Hosts House Party Guests

After a party hosted by Miss Loretta Dehler daughter of Mr and Mrs John V Dehler of Seymour several young ladies returned home praising her hospitality Loretta Kimmel Florence Kimmel Marie Krum Mildred Strong and Mrs A J Dehler as chaperon also Loretta Dehler joined a visit to relatives Mildred Strong shows a first prize from a reception contest hosted by Mrs J W Richart.

Loretta Dehler John V. Dehler Seymour Loretta Misses Loretta Kimmel Florence Kimmel Marie Krum Mildred Strong A. J. Dehler J. W. Richart Flora Mullikan Demcy Dick Trimble County la Fayette Mollie Mullen Michael G. Donian Indianapolis Mollie Campbell Gullion J. E. Gullion Carrollton Europe Russia Julia Dixon Newport Ella Sampson Mrs. Sampson Miss Virginia Master Benjamin

Assets Show Increase in Building and Loan Associations

The 1913 annual report by Herman F. Cellarius reveals US building and loan associations grew assets by over 110 million dollars, a 19 percent rise, and added 320 thousand members, lifting total associations to 6,429 with 2,836,433 members and 1.248 billion in assets. Indiana ranks seventh in assets with 54.88 million, up 2.78 million.

Washington United States Herman F. Cellarius Cincinnati United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations Raleigh Indiana

Hall’s Catarrh Cure Adment Oatarrh Reward Offer

A 100 reward offer for catarrh treatment by Holt's Oatarrs Care from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Endorsed by the National Bank of Commerce Toledo. Claims Cheney is honorable and able to fulfill obligations. Also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Holt F. J. Cheney Hall

Local notes on visitors and travel across Madison area

Madison July 30 notices show Mia Collins of Los Angeles visiting Miss Mary Ford, Prof. Belcher to Kalmasoo, and W A Cook with Mrs Cook in town. Donations include corn to Taylor-Hitz Co and Panamania news about the Cristobal to traverse the canal. Obituaries and aging relatives mentioned along with fair attendance and forthcoming trips to North Vernon and Chicago.

Donald R. Belcher Kalmasoo Michigan W. A. Cook Graham Township Cook John B. Noble Taylor-Hitz Co Albert Schad Joseph Slick Joseph Sheets Columbus John A. Swan Saluda The Herald George Steiver Elijah Joyce Kyker North Vernon Grace Birchfield Muncie Illinois Trimbleco Panama Canal Cristobal Colon Balboa A. M. Taff Emma Taff W. S. Taff Myrtle Dublin Benjamin Hyatt Virginia Chicago Hyatt Nicholas Cornett Lawrenceburg Ind David Marks Wabash M. E. Hoard Marshall Ernest Louis C. Trinkle Louise

Death of Gustave Hoffstadt in Saranac Lake Sanatorium

Gustave Hoffstadt 46, son of Mrs. Maria Hoffstadt, died suddenly at a Saranac Lake sanatorium after traveling from New York City for treatment. He left Madison as a youth, built a business career in New York, and was active in Masons Elks Knights of Pythias B nai Brith and Indiana Society. He was unmarried and survived by his mother sister Nettie and brothers Martin Marcuse and Abraham.

Gustave Hoffstadt Maria Hoffstadt Henry Hoffstadt Saranac Lake N. Y New York City Hoffstadt Madison New York Mr. Hoffstadt Nettie Messrs Martin Milwaukee Wis Marcuse Chicago Abraham Louisville Masons the Elks Knights of Pythias B’nai Brith Indiana Association of Society

Death of Madison resident Margaret Salyers at 63

Mies Margaret Salyers a respected Madison resident died at 5 PM yesterday at her sister’s home on West Third Street after a lengthy illness. She was 63 and longtime Madison representative, a Trinity Church member.

Mies Margaret Salyers Samuel Blasingham West Third St Madison Trinity Church King’s Daughters’ Hospital Indianapolis Herbert L Bass & Co Floyd Davis Andrew Davis Ryker’s Ridge Hatch

Kickapoo Worm Killer Expose Worms

The ad claims Kickapoo Worm Killer relieves worms causing child ills and bad breath. It markets as a candy like laxative treatment for seat stomach and pin worms, priced 260, available from druggists or by mail.

Kickapoo Indian Med. Co Philadelphia St. Louis

Attorney Hoffstadt Arrested In Embezzlement Case

Fred Hoffstadt an attorney and former prosecutor of Lew Shank was arrested on an affidavit by Rose Wetzel alleging embezzlement. Wetzel claims she gave Hoffstadt 150 dollars to buy property in Bedford Indiana but never received deeds or her money back. Hoffstadt carried a bottle of carbolic acid and denies any wrongdoing.

Fred Hoffstadt North Illinois Street Rose Wetzel Marietta Hoffetadt Mies Wetzel Bedford Fnd Hoffstadt Hoffestadt Lew Shank Shank Wae Oaklandon Indianapolis News

Runaway Team Turbulence in Rexville Strikes Main Street

A harness team owned by Grant Wright ran wild on Main Street near Rexville after being startled by a motor cycle. The horses collided with an electric pole near Broadway, damaging infrastructure but injuring no people. A livery horse assisted by joining the fray, while one buggy overturned without occupants. No serious injuries reported, though several pedestrians had near misses.

Bedford Hac Main Street Jefferson Street Patrons’ Fire Insurance Co Second and Jefferson Streets Harry Chapman The Democrat Crawfordsville Review Grant Wright Rexville West Street Second Street Main Mr. Wright Staneley Broadway Scott John T. Sparke Howe

Best Family Laxative Advertisement Satire

An OCR fragment advertises Best Family Laxative with satirical notes about constipation remedies. It mentions Dr New Life Pills and a Mr Charles B. Smith, suggesting a drug store promotion. The wording is garbled but centers on a family laxative product and promotional language.

Croeve Charles B. Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vir Ruchard Lemen Jackson County Inules A.c. Glauber Thomas Edwards F. P. Smith Thos. Edwards Syracuse Lodge Mesers William A. Barber Joseph R. Matthews Charles R. McLelland Elias J. Scott John C. White George J. Wood William W. Burke Frank Harper Eva Marie Fekert Ketertain Eva Marie Eckert Walter Ehckert Poplar Street Mary Capode Garber Bess Trampton Garber Anna Charlotte Schofield Martha K Roberte Virginia Catherine Nicesse Virginia Dichter Virginia Hyatt Mildred Augustin Wilma Robinson Joan Varrance Norma Rutherford Freda Buck Alline Mulligan Ndna Catherine Eckert Ruth Gertz Dorothy Eckert Martha Eckert Louise Eckert Court News Eagle Hollow Bridge White City Madisonians Building and Loan Associations Miaa Sarah A. Collins Los Angeles, Cal Mary Ford Edward Hilger Leopold Blrger Father Guthneck Hilger St. Mary’s Church Martha Lacefield J. B. Stockdale F. F. Willis Kentucky Martinsville Willie S. K. Fisher William G. Rogers William J. J. Dugan Rogers May Ludlow Los Angeles Miss Ludlow Clara Willick George Willick Peter Willick Saranac Lake, N. Y Shank
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