Madison Decembers Births and Weds In Clark County
A report from Madison notes births and marriages including Catherine Izsbeth born to Mrs Ward o Bineel and a license for Shed McIntyre to wed Viola May Ogle, both of Clark County Indiana. Several funeral attendances are recorded along with a jail incident involving Jack Boyd and a lenient court appearance before Mayor Crozier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward O. Bineel
Catherine Izsbeth
Cincinnati
Mr. Henry
Michael Farrell
James Farrell
Joseph Henry
Anderson
Funeral services for Mrs. Edgar M. Wood
Funeral services for Mrs. Edgar M. Wood were held at 10 o'clock this morning at the family home on the Wirt road in charge of Dr. Tuven er of Trinity church. Many friends and relatives attended in a last tribute of respect. Burial followed at Fairmount with pallbearers George Stapp Chester Hitz William Mayfield Wilber Waters Charles Schmidiap Frank Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar M. Wood
Wirt Road
Tuvener
Trinity Church
Fairmount
Mesers
George Stapp
Chester Hitz
William Mayfield
Wilber Waters
Charles Schmidiap
Frank Craig
W. O. McLelland
Chicago
Margaret Liggett
Portsmouth
Ohio
Kate Niesee
Indianapolis
John Miller
George Heverline
Bettie W. Warding
Waycross
H. A. Wheatley
B. F. Donnelly
Greensburg
Anderson
Funeral for Mrs Belser Held at 2 O'clock
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Belser widow of Charles Frederick Belser were held at 2 PM at the family residence on North Jefferson Street in charge of Dr. Turner of Trinity church. Burial followed in Springdale cemetery with pallbearers named. Mr Lincoln Hinton reported the death of his brother Theodore Hinton at New Richmond Indiana December 26. He was 70, Civil War veteran, survived by four children and one brother. funeral and burial occurred at New Richmond Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Belser
Charles Frederick Belser
North Jefferson Et
Turner
Trinity
Lincoln Hinton
Bryanteburg
Theodoore Hinton
New Richmond
Ind
Hinton
Charles C. Hinton
Evansville
Agnes Graham Sells Fulton River Front Property in Madison
Agnes Graham transfers city of Madison property on the Fulton river front comprising 21 lots for a consideration of 500 dollars. Former President Roosevelt directs that his name be kept off the Nebraska primary ballot. President Wilson hosts a White House dinner for the Princeton class of 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Graham
City of Madison
Fulton
River Front
Roosevelt
Secretary of State of
Nebraska
Wilson
White House
Princeton
City Council Approves Main Street Improvement Plan
The City Council held a special session with Mayor Crozier presiding to approve a declaratory resolution for a six block Main Street upgrade from Walnut to Broadway. The plan includes ten annual payments, adds grader and concrete crossings, and sets bids for brick, asphalt, cement, and other street materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Crozier
Walnut
Broadway
Holwager
Local Notes Reflect Travel Visits and Marriages
Madison dispatch lists residents on trains to Indianapolis and Chicago, marriages licensed in town, probate of Charles L. Gebsst, and moves of W O McLelland and Edward Pogue. Also reports Mary Frances Hargan’s appendicitis recovery, James L. Boswell’s acquittal, Hafley double anniversary, pocketbook found, and the death of Martha Fk Hall with funeral details.
Death Notices for Mrs Elley at West Street Home
Mrs. Patrick Elley died at 3 30 pm after a long illness at the home of her daughter Mrs Charlea F Reaschler on West Street. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Peter Quinn of Memphis and Mrs Charles Renschler of this city and two sons John of this city and Thomas of Greencastle. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Elley
Charlea F. Reaschler
West Street
Peter Quinn
Memphis
Charles Renschler
John
Thomas
Greencastle
Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Endorsed for Children
Advert says Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey soothes the throat and lungs. Pine loosens mucous and opens air passages aiding children's coughs. Claims feature honey for palatable relief and promote this remedy as essential for growing families. Alaska population figure noted.
Farmer Leonard Lanham shot by neighbor in Hanover landing feud
Leonard Lanham 26, a Hanover area farmer, was shot once in the lower abdomen at the coal pile by Isaac Slater 60 after a long grudge. Slater surrendered to Sheriff McKay after fleeing to Kentucky. Lanham, married with parents on nearby farms, was treated at Denny sanatorium. prognosis uncertain. Mrs Slater testified the shooting followed Lanham's threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Lanham
Hanover Landing
Isaac
Bud) Slater
Slater
Kentucky
McKay
Young Lanham
Denny Sanatorium
Vail
Sheriff McKay
Moneroe
Herald
Henning
Hanover
George Lanham
Lanham
Monroe
Helds
McBurney
Denny
Bear
Death of Madison Citizen Charles Umbach at Work
Charles Umbach, a longtime Madison resident and entrepreneur, died suddenly this morning in his repair shop connected to his shoe store on South Broadway. The 62 year old was active despite recent indigestion and heart trouble. He leaves a widow and daughter Jessie Layton and was a member of the Lutheran church Knights of Pythias and No. 3 Fire Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Umbach
Madisens
South Broadway
Mr. Umbach
Madison
James Layton
Jessie Umbach
Umbach
Lutheran Church
The
Knights of Pythias
No. 3 Fire Co
Officers Elected for Madison Public Library Association
The Madison Public Library Association elected officers for the year: Godfrey Cold as President Rev J A Barnard as Vice President J W Cornett as Secretary R B Moffett as Treasurer Miss Nellie Harper as Librarian A committee of ladies was formed to assist in selecting new books: Mrs Elia Rogers Mrs Elizabeth Trow Mrs R L Ireland Miss Elizabeth M Garber and Miss Ida Hennesey. The librarian is authorized to purchase books and the old association's properties were transferred to the new Public Library Association. The library begins on solid footing as a public benefit for Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teonis
Main Street
Cisco
Ilolwager
Moore
Tarvia
Neat Corporation
Walnut
Broadway
Ford
Madison Library Association
State Board of Accounts
Library Association
Madison Public Library Association
State Account Board
Oliver
New Library Association
Old Association
Mias Nellie Harper
Henrietta Rogera
Elizabeth Trow
R. L. Ireland
Missa
Bessie Garber
Misa
Ada Hennessey
Madison Insurance Company
Godfrey Cold
J. A. Barnard
J. W. Cornett
R. B. Moffett
Nellie Harper
Elia Rogers
Elizabeth M. Garber
Ida Hennesey
Old Library Association
New Public Library Association
Madison
Haymakers Elect Officers in Juniata Lodge Meeting
The Haymakers Association No. 241 convened at K of P Hall last night electing Charles Bersch as Chief Haymaker and Andrew Tower as Assistant Chief. Other officers include A J Merrett Overaker Herman Shiphorat and Chan Hoff man as C of S, Chas Hillabold K of B, H W Phillips trustee, Benjamin Hugebach rep to Grand Lodge, Chas Cook alt rep, and Charles Hillabold district deputy. Refreshments followed. the 12 year old group has paid $4,250 in sick and death benefits, including $500 for death benefits. Indiana join and have some fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man. K
Chags
Hillabold
H. W. Phillips
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Benjamin Hugebach
Chas
W. Cook
Charles Hillabold
Sost
Indiana
Auto truck crash claims two youths in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on December 2 George Green aged 15 was fatally injured and Robert Hicks aged 18 was seriously hurt when their automobile truck overturned trapping them beneath it. An oncoming street car struck the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George Green
Robert Hicks
Empress of Japan Welcomes Fourth Son
Tokio reports that this evening a son was born to the Empress of Japan, marking the fourth son in the imperial family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress of Japan
Tokio
Japan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Warns Against Mercury Based Ments
An advertisement warns readers to avoid ointments with mercury for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims the remedy is mercury free, taken internally, and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and directs readers to buy from druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, CO
Buyng Hall
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & Co
Ane Hall
Inova
Lydia EB. Pinkham Medicine Co
Hag
Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Deputy store keeper dies at basketball game
William H Arbuckle aged about seventy a Deputy resident and storekeeper dropped dead last night about eight at a basketball game on the Deputy camp meeting grounds Coroner Henning will likely rule heart trouble He had long lived in Deputy and is survived by a widow and grown son and daughter Berlin reports rapid Teutonic advances in Montenegro Plevje Jaguka and Boljanio captured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Arbuckle
Henning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Boyd
Jenkins
Alexander
Jack
Buriel
Springdale
Real Estate Transfore
New Association
Greece
Georgia Francisco
Columbus
Mardie Hamemond
Rena Perry
City
Charles L. Gebsst
Edward Pogue
North Madison
North Vernon
William Wenzler
Memphis Appeal
Nise Mary Frances Hargan
Harry Hargan
St. Vincent's Hospital
James L. Boswell
Carroll County
Carroll
W. T. Hafley
Kent Road
Clarence Whanno
Wirt
Margaret Lehnert
Albert Bloom
Whanno
Martha Fk’. Hall
Jesse D. Hall
Vevay
Patrick Kelly
Alaska
Isaac Slater
Charles Umback
Haymakers
Humphreys
Medicine Company
William Street
New York
Ang
F. W. Pfortner
Jefferson Street
Ebersole
N. T. Drake
Masonic Bldg
Madison Investment
Indiana Title Association Makers of Abstracts
Jefferson County
Madison, Ind
H. P. McCke
Lotz Bros. Shoe
E. Main ST
WM. H. Arbuckle
Berlin
Teutonic
Montenegro
Plevje
Jaguka
Boljanio
Teutons
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