Saluda Farmers Plan Sale and Local Social Events
The Farmers' Club of Saluda township resolves to sell their ball and the town hosts annual dances. Fire Company sets Washington's Birthday ball. Marriages include Fraxx Huanes with Clara E. Herod and Wa. Ropers with Alabama Worksm an. Rev B Granvy travels to Jacksonville for health. Turkeys shot by Cowan and McKenna during a Middle Fork hunt. McEteerrick and Maggie E. Logan wed in Louisville. Hanover College to have Prof Kidd teach elocution. Mrs Srernen Ler, 83, dies in Saluda Township. Louisville mail line steamer schedule changes to Sundays noon. Sand Creek bridge delays J M I trains. Switzerland Circuit Court denies new trial. sentence two years.
Watts Buys Bisben Farm On Michigan Road
Carr W C Watts purchases the Bisben place from E S Wood of Cincinnati near the Michigan road two miles from the city, acquiring a fine farm property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
W. C. Watts
E. S. Wood
Cincinnati
Bisben Place
Michigan Road
Local Notices and Society Highlights Includezhou History Fragment
Mrs. Lanny D Lee, 78, dies at home on Canaan road. interment at Olive Branch Cemetery. Jutta Garvitt receives silver tearset from subscribers. Al Scheik delivers speech, Richard White awarded gold ring. Hannibal shipyard wins harbor boat contract. Masons and York Rite officers installed and elected. Washington Fire Company officers chosen. Zebina Williams McIntyre case advances as letters opened from Cincinnati. trial set before U S Commissioner Bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanny D. Lee
Nat. Lee
D. G. Phillips
G. L. Elliotte
Canaan Road
Olive Branch Cemetery
Jutta Garvitt
Central Telephone Office
al. Scheik
Richard White
Zebina Williams- McIntyre
Enquirer
Williams
Cincinnati
United States
Steve McIntyre
Milton, Ky
U. S
Indiana Te gion pay due list from Morgan raid names
A long list of Otis area residents who served in the Indiana Te gion during the Morgan raid and did not receive pay, with amounts due ranging from small to large. Capt. Mijler and others list many names in various companies and sums, plus notice that funds are collectable at the Adjutant General's office or via Rev. J. K. Pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis City
Adjutant General's
Indiana Tegion
Capt. Mijler
Dan’l Arnick
G. Cassiday
John Cochran
John §. Fisher
C. Foster
A. Ferguson
K. J. Jones
Jessee Lott
George W. Means
K. H. McCombs
Wim. McClelland
A. M. Millett
Andrew Reddinger
Nelson Rhinde
S. Sturdy
Stanley
H. C. Thompson
J. Thompson
F. Tracy
R. Wise
F. Wenger
John Woodburn
W. I. Merrill
James Pearson
J. W. Stuttman
S. M. Gonde’s Company
John Allen
John G. Kryle
George Leap
H. B. Foster
Lewis Miller
Wm. Skidmore
Henry Craft
Thomas L. Craig
John W. Calloway
Sylvester Hesley
James H. Hendricks
John Nevill
Martin Power
John Williams
Capt. Belser
George Blessenthal
Richard Davenbrook
Fritz Hung
Siegmond Siegfriend
August Haranond
Capt
J. C. Smith
Geo. W. Benefield
Robert A. Campbell
Newton S. James
Henry Rector
Henry O. Morris
Miles S. Short
George W Tinsley
Archibald Terry
Israel Fowler
John Lovell
John Lorenzer
Chas. McAnnally
James L. Moore
Elias Palmer
John Roe
John Rankin
John D. Storms
John W. Buchanan
John T. Benefield
Cyrus Brown
Chas. F. Crawford
James Demaree
James Houston
David Kimmell
James Land
Warner H. Lee
John Landsburgh
John Moody
John Meek
Henry Phillips
Joseph Warner
H. C. Sanxay’s
Otis Ellis
Anthony Meek
Joseph Remington
George Wocker
D. P. Monroe’s
Thomas Henry
Wm. Robbins
Adjutant General
Marion County
J. K. Pie
Indianapolis
Property transfers and an early steamer accident near Eagle Hollow
A series of land conveyances across townships includes transfers to Linck, Bellamy, Brushfield and others, detailing lots and acres in Madison and surrounding additions. An early morning steamer Gen Lytle accident near Eagle Hollow caused excitement but no injuries as steam filled the engine room and repairs were arranged. Bedford Owensburg Bloomfield railroad directors plan an extension to Seymour with two route options and BrownsTown township pledges tax support and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Kunkler
John W. Linck
Canby
John F
Jennie S. Bellamy
Jacob Eberle
Benjamin Brushfield
Add. W. Madison
J. L. Higbee
Robert N. Black
Marshall
North Madison
Edmond 8
Wood
Wm. C. Watts
Saluda
John Payne
James King
Smyrna
Isaac Sallender
James A. Sallender
Republican
L. D. Barker
Theodore D. Anderson
Blankinship’s
Town of
Kent
Graham Township
Charles T. Pheasant
John A. Fisher
Alex. B. Fisher
Eagle Hollow
City
Gen. Lytle
City Water-Works
Brownstown
Bedford, Owensburg
Bloomfield
Seymour
Brownstown Township
St Michael's Fair Draws Large Crowd and Prizes
Attendance at St Michael's Fair was high since opening night. Awards included Miss Ella Wade winning a silk hat and six bottles of wine for a fine hat. Peter Bierck receiving an easy chair. Gus Yunker earning a saddle. and No. 4's earning a nozzle as the city’s most efficient fire company. The fair closed last night to general success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s Fair
Iady
Ella Wade
George F. Harper
Peter Bierck
Gus. Yunker
Freshman Misreadings and Latin Laughs Echo in Campus Tales
A collage of college anecdotes recalls a circus tale where a ten dollar payoff and a heartbroken showman mirror student misreadings of Latin phrases. Jokes flare over equus and librium, Horace translations, and misheard phrases during professor and peer exchanges.
Saint Pauls Great Bell History and Details
The London City Press outlines St Pauls bells from medieval times to the present. It notes the eastern churchyard assembly, the isolated steeple bell once rung for all, and the 1699 gift from William II bringing Edward of Westminster and Westminster Tom to St Pauls Cathedral. The bell weighs over five tons, is ten feet in diameter, and yields a fine A pitch. It is tolled only for royal or church dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Stow Dugdale
St. Paul’s School
Edward I
Henry VII
Miles Partridge
William II
Westminster Hall
Edward of
Westminster
William
Cathedral of
St. Paul
Canterbury
London
St Paul’s
London City Press
The Moon Man Stays Sober When Full
A light humorous item notes the man in the moon keeps his sobriety despite the full moon. It plays on the phrase force of habit and suggests an impossible behavior in celestial folklore.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madison
Main Street
M. Johnson & CO
Main St
Courthoue
Ind
Charles T. George
William and George Baker
Ime
Wm. Baker & Co
Charles H. George
Main Cross Street
National Branch Bank
J. R. Antle, Prop’r
College Hill Institute
Normal and Acadentic
G. Craven
A. M
Miss Many Craven
P.O
Lancaster
Jefferson Co
Homes For All
Northeast
Missouri
T. T. Rodes
Paris
the Herald
Ost
Madixon
Indiana
Lord & Thomas
Chicago, Ill
McCormick — Block
Hanover College
Farmers’ Club
Saluda Township
Fam Pray Fire Company
Washington
Fraxx Huanes
Clara E. Herod
Ropers
Alabama
Esq. Johnson
B. Granvy
The
Universalist Church
Jacksonville, Fla
Messrs
Jos. Cowan
Jos. McKenna
Middle Fork
Joan B. McEteerrick
St. Louis
Maggie E. Logan
Louisville
Kidd
Srernen Ler
Daniel P. Monroe
Sand Creek Bridge
Scipio
Gurleeey Munson
Switzerland
Allison
Harrie Ona Ditmars
Burlington
Enterprise
Pittsburg
Vevay
George Wyatt
Philalathean Society
J. P. Ramsey
Union Literary Society
Larr Pence
Clara Vawter
Franklin, Ind
Durango
Colorado
Davi Dusace & Wiscom
Hannibal
King Solomon Lodge of Masons
A. W. Smith
Charles Taylor
Rob’t Craig
Curtis Wood
Wm. Stokes
W. F. Anderson
Levi Nettles
Thos. J. Walker
Henry Green
Tyler
James Clay
Tony Preston
Composite Lodge
Marcus A. Marks
James H. Crozier
Smith Collins
R. P. Gahr
O. Charlesworth
J.E. C. F. Harper
Wm. Logan
James Dorsey
J. E. C. F. Harper
S. O. Charlesworth
Rob
T H. Rankin
Washington Fire Company
No. 2
T. K. Smith
Samuel Cochrane
FE. W. Shelke
R. B. Craig
Isaac Wagner
Wm. Torrence
E. Bowman
Wm. Phibbs, Jr
Fred. Jaharres
John Eckert
James Todd
Louis Maurer
Indiana Legion
Madison Daily Star
Samuel W. Prichard
Buchanan
Milton Township
Henry Jackman
Carreution Democrat
Kentucky River
Frankfort
H. C. Sanxay
Sanxay
Margaret Clare
Martin Finnegan
New Orleans
Nick Roserts
Humpty- Dumpty
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boston
New Yorker
Horace
Yale
Augustus
Walter Scott
Bannatynes
Grant
G Jacobs
St. Jacobs Orn
A. Vogeler & CO
Baltimore
U. 3
Wesley Chapel
Jackman & Humphreys
Shiloh Catarh Remedy
H. C. Firth
Shiloh
H.C. Firth
Croup
TL. C. Firth
Hanover
Eiaraware
Geo. Kahle
Country Store
Golden Rule Clothing House
A. Marks & Son
Srtenat
A. Marks & Son’s
East Main Cross Street
Madison, Ind
LD Crown
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