Whitsett Lyle partition suit dismissed in circuit court
Madison notices report a Whitsett versus Lyle partition suit filed in the circuit court yesterday that was dismissed today. The item also notes local visits, a September 12 Saluda township Democrats meeting, a Saxon car trip to Indianapolis, and recent Wisconsin tragedy fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zettler
Louisville
John H. Wetzel
Walnut Street
Whitsett Vs. Lyle
Bernice Suter
North Madison
Edward Jeffries
Third Street
Saluda Township
William Niesse
Indianapolis
Vic
Glenn Ferry
Rising Sun Recorder
Frank Lloyd Wright
Wisconsin
Ripley County couple wed at St Magdalene Church
John Nauert and Eliza Stark, a popular Ripley County pair, wed at St Magdalene Catholic Church. The couple's wedding party included Chester Nauert and Teresa Kremer, then toured to Madison for their wedding trip. In Mayor's court Alice Henderson faced a statutory charge but was released on promise to return to Henry County Kentucky with her children. Lon Mappio released for lack of evidence. Charles Sheets fined ten dollars for intoxication, Willis Penn fined ten dollars and jailed thirty days for interfering with an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nauert
Elizabeth Stark
Ripley County
St. Magdalene
Chester Nauert
Teresa Kremer
Madison
Alice Henderson
Henry County
Sauley and
Alexander
West First Street
Lon Mappio
Kentucky
Charles Sheets
Willis Penn
Lytle and Wife Sell Interest in 220 Acre Farm
Charles O. Lytle and wife transfer a one fifth interest in a 220 acre farm in Republican township to Schuyler A. Whitsett for private consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Lytle
Schuyler A. Whitsett
Republican Township
Old Settlers' Association Plans Big Annual Meeting
The Old Settlers' Association officers met in Neaville's grove to finalize plans for the thirtieth annual meeting on the last Saturday of the month. The event aims to be the largest yet with prominent speakers invited, county candidates welcomed but not asked to speak, recitations by young ladies, L. T. L. youths' entertainment, and Dupont Silver Corner Band providing music. A sanitary drinking fountain will be installed and two refreshment stands operated. gate fees are disputed rumors while grounds remain free. J. G. Officer, Sec’y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers’ Association
Neaville’s Grove
the Grove
T. L. Hudson
Illinois
Dupont Silver Corner Band
Indiana
J. G. Officer
Sec’y
Music Costs $3.50 for One Eighth Ounce in Manchuria
A local report notes music goods priced at three dollars fifty cents for an eighth ounce in Manchuria, reflecting regional commerce and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Funeral for Patrick Quinn Held at St Michael’s Church
Large turnout at St Michael’s Church for the funeral of Patrick Quinn Madison’s well known citizen and businessman. Rev M J Guthneck led the requiem high mass and sermon praising the decedent. Interment followed at North Madison Catholic cemetery with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s Church
Patrick Quinn
Ana Lher
Madison
Quinn
M. J. Guthneck
Father Guthneck
St. Michael’s Choir
C. K. of A
North Madison
Joseph Kennison
Gus Yunker
Walter Wunderlich
Michael Cavanaugh
John Augustin
John Carrigh
Edward J. Collins
Indianapolis
Joseph Crahen
Madison News Roundup Highlights Appointments and Deaths
Etta Brown named administratrix of James T. Brown in Madison. Clergy visits include Rev J T Boyer and Rev James T Lawson, with Pope Pius X remembered as bells toll. Local real estate sale on Walnut street and St Patrick’s Labor Day picnic planned at Walnut Grove. Governors appoint 200 delegates to Farmers National Congress from Jefferson County. Charlies J Hoffman undergoes surgery at King's Daughters Hospital. progress hoped for. Mrs Hoffman previously ill at home on Second and Jefferson streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj I
Wella
North Walnut Street
John L. Muret
Wilbur Thomas
Ralston
Farmers’ National Congress
Jefferson County
E. O’neal
R. W.wood
Madison
W.D. Carlock
Glenn Culbertson
Hanover
St. Patrick’s Congregation
North Madison
Walnut Grove
Latrick J. Quion
Charlies J. Hoffman
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
RE. C. Cook
Indianapolis
Mrs. Louisa Geile Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Louisa Geile aged 54 wife of Henry Geile died today at the family home in the China neighborhood after a pneumonia illness. She was born in Germany and lived in this country over twenty years. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs William Heitz, son Gus Geile of Los Angeles, and four brothers. Funeral Saturday afternoon burial Hebron cemetery, party leaves at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Geile
Henry Geile
China
Germany
Geile
William Heitz
Gus Geile
Los Angeles
California
Hebron
Bids Received for King's Daughters Hospital Construction
The Building Committee met in Mayor Crozier's office at 1 pm to review bids for the new hospital. General Contract bids ranged from 21,934 to 28,344.50 with several bidders from Indianapolis and Rushville. Plumbing Heating and Elevator bids were listed, but electrical wiring and vacuum cleaning bids were not received.
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The
King's Daughtere’ New Hospital
Mesara
Fred Glass
R. F. Stanton
James E. Crozier
Basa
Messra
E. E. Scott
Joseph M. Cravens
E. E. Powell
Crozier
James White
M.M. Winship
Rushville
H. G. Mitchell
Scottaburg
Wm. Everley
Indianapolis
Wolf & Ewing
Orlando D. Welling
J. H. Pohlman
W.H. Anger
John J. Quinn
Woolen & Calion
Kiskoff Bros. &McElwaine
Madison Machine Co
Kirkhoff Bros. & McElwaine
W. H. Johnson & Son Co
Abell Elevator Co
Louisville
Otis Elevator Co
Cincinnati
Reedy Elevator Co
New Five and Ten Cent Store Planned in Madigan
Dustin Ely of Connersville prepares to open a five ten and twenty five cent store at the Marks and Benson building on east Main Street. Repainting and remodeling are nearly complete in the former A Marks Son space as Ely brings his experience and anticipated welcome to Madigan. The shop will occupy property from the estate of the late N Horuff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin Ely
Connersville
Marks & Benson
A. Marks & Son Company
Ely
Madigan
Occus Py
East Main Street
N. Horuff
Miss Bertha C Wilson Weds Horace A Robertson in Minneapolis
Miss Bertha C Wilson and Horace A Robertson married in Minneapolis at 3:30 PM Monday. The ceremony by Rev. Stanley B Roberts used a ring service. Bride from Madison area, groom of Seattle, plan to live in Seattle.
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Horace A. Robertson
Seeattle
Washington
Bertha C. Wilson
Minneapolis
Stanley B. Roberts
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
Margaret Wilson
W. H. Wilson
George W. Robertson
Seattle
Madison
Carrollton Names New Christian Church Pastor
Carrollton Ky Aug 19 Rev O H Greenwell who led the English church for two years has been called to pastor the Carrollton Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Greenwell
Carrollton Christian Church
Carrollton, Ky
English
Carrollton
Pope Pius X Dies as War-Torn Europe Mourns
Giusseppe Sarto dies at 1:20 am in Rome after prayers for peace. Bodies moved to Sistine Chapel as cardinals prepare for a new pope amid Europe’s conflicts. Cardials O Connell and Wilson issue condolences while discussions mount on papal succession and nationality in the Sacred College.
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Rome
Giusseppe Sarto
Pius X
Europe
Pius
Sistine Chapel
Boston
Cardinal O’connell
Washington
Wilson
Vatican
Bryan
Spring Lake
Cardinal Gibbons
New York
Baltimore
Cardinal Farley
Cardinal O'Connell
Italy
Germany
Hogland
France
England
Merry del Val
Hanover College Creates Distinct Music Department
An official notice from Hanover Indiana states that starting fall term on September 16 a new music department will be established and aligned with science history and languages. Professor Clody L. Alexander will direct the department. the program will include piano voice harmony theory chorus orchestra and emphasis on public school music. Alexander brings five years study at Simpson Conservatory and seven years teaching experience including Nebraska State Normal School at Wayne.
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Hanover
Ind
Hanover College
Donald R. Belcher
Clody L. Alexander
Wayne Neb
Alexander
Simpson Conservatory
Indianola
Nebraska State Normal School
Wayne
Shelby Democrats Nominate Township Ticket at Canaan Meeting
The Shelby towne ship Democrats held a convention in the Canaan school building to nominate a township ticket. Presiding was Mr. John F. Todd. The slate includes Trustee Marquis Taylor and Assessor Rogs T. Rogera.
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Democrats
Shelby Towneship
Canaan
John F. Todd
Marquis Taylor
Rogs T. Rogera
Jennings county road bonds sold for par and interest
An issue of Jennings county road bonds totaling 9000 for the C F Lurton pike in Montgomery township was sold to Frank Overturf for par and accrued interest. A second bond issue of 6196 for the Benton Legg pike in Geneva township went to the First National Bank for par and accrued interest. The bonds carry 4 4 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Jennings County
Bonda
Montgomery Township
Harman
Frank Overturf
Geneva Township
First National Bank
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with 75 cent price
An advertisement offers Hall's Catarrh Cure for catarrh with a 100 dollar reward for cures not possible. It claims the product works internally on blood and mucous surfaces. The query notes the product is sold by druggists and includes testimonials and a family pill line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
National Bank of Commerce
O. Hall
Big Men and Crime Inferences Challenged
A Kansas City judge derides the idea that large men are immune to crime while citing counterexamples. The text notes a 240 pound New York financier convicted, a 260 pound prisoner in Charlestown, and another 250 pound Boston figure, challenging the link between size and criminality. The piece argues that physical size does not prove criminal potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Bombay
Charlestown
State Street
Folk Remedy for Ailments Cited in Advice Column
A reader suggests using cabbage leaf tied to the affected finger or hand to draw out poison or passively heal faster than a poultice. The note emphasizes using a cabbage leaf rolled with juice for relief and proper care.
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cough Cure
Mrs David Moor of Saginaw Alabama reports long lasting cough relief after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad asserts it stops hacking coughs and lung ailments with money back if it fails, priced 60 cents and one dollar at Harper’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ing
David Moor
Saginaw
Ala
Dr. King
Harper's
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. R. Sulzer
Bedford
Hunter Ve. Hunter
Trimble
John Sutherland
Indianapolis Star
Mayor’s Court
OLD Settlers’ Meeting
S. I. Long
Stewart I. Long
Broadway
Daisy Ernst
Curtis Marshall
Louis Ernst, Sr
Louisa Ernat Jr
C. W. Bowman
Frank Lee
Fred Friedersdorf
George E. Denny
I. W. Austin
Geo. W. Austin
Geo. H. Simpson
R. L. Ireland
J. W. Hughes
Margaret Stapp
Jessie Strong
Mary Wallace
Florida Stuart
Pearl Spotts
Carrie Blankenship
Luella Ernst
Mary Ernet
Helena Brown
Fannie Windell
Anna Haeuser
Theodore Webber
Missea
Elen
Marie Worth
Henry Viesla
Canaan Road
Irene Lay
Charlotte Lay
Lucy Whitehouse
Shelbyville
Ruth Keith
Lillian Yunker
Helen Worth
Anna Haeneer
Robert McLaughlin
David Kahn
Clarence Lay
Otto Lay
Joseph Kernen
Harry Hunger
Lexington
Misses Settlemeyer
Settlemeyer
Margaret
Kathryn Mullen
Clifty
Frieda Schelke
Eleanor Beerck
Elsie Mersdorf
June Lory
Lillian Shaughnessy
Irene Dunn
Agnes Donlan
Gladye Grayson
Etta Brown
James T. Brown
Dierk Prewatt
J. T. Boyer
Second Presbyterian Church
James T. Lawson
Mobile
Mise
Eleanor Bierck
Cagsidy
West Second Street
Charles Bilger
St. Mary’s Church
Pope Pius
St. Michael’s
St. Mary’s
Pope Pius X
Robert Cochrane
Jeffereson Smith
Switzerland County
Ellen McDermott
John F. Manning
P. J. Quinn
Castoria
King’s Daughtere’ Hospital
Mr. Dustin Ely
H. A. Robertson
Francis Avier Wernz
Order of Jesuits
Pope
L. L
Shelby
First Clase
Purchac
Grasse
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