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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1913

Page

3

Winter Plunges Madison Steals Coldest Day Yet

Miss Magne and Maud Stones street travel to Indianapolis while Mr. James Dickey of Fargo visits relatives en route to Hanover. Hanover hoopsters head to Indianapolis to face the Bother five as Madison records six degrees above zero the coldest of the winter.

Magne Maud Stones Street Indianapolia James Dickey Fargo N D Hanover George Martch, Jr East Second Street

Court News and Local Notices From Madison

Routine court work dominated the day. Jennie Wilson sues Aibert Boo Campbell for partition while John Patterson seeks divorce from Lavina Patterson for abandonment and cruelty. The will of William W Seiver is probated, bequeathing property to three children. A wedding at St Patrick’s joins Frank Geyman and Katie Seutahein. A steamer incident injures two attendants, and Rev William Heimann resigns to join St John’s in Covington.

Jennie Wilson Aibert Boo Campbell William W. Seiver Three Childern John Patterson Tia Tuving Batterson Scott Hall St. Patrick's North Madigon Frank Geyman Katie Seutahein North Madison Reve Battery F William Heimann Courr Christchurch St John’s Episcopal Church Covington Madison

Death of Raymond James Child Dies at King's Daughters Hospital

Raymond James, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Frederick James of South Jefferson Street, died at King's Daughters Hospital at oi o'clock after a week of severe illness following an accident at West and Purst streets. He was bright, popular, and deeply loved by family and friends. The family and community extend heartfelt sympathy.

King’s Daughters’ Hospital Raymond James Mia Fredericek James South Jefferson Street West Purst Raymond

County Commissioners Discuss Road Petitions and Local Docket

The county commissioners reviewed several road petitions but took no definite action. A Madre son Township highway was located as petitioned by Toham R. Thomas and others, with additional petitions for a Graham township road by Wm. Cook and others. The grand jury report was presented and cedar-tut road work approved for later appointment. Dorothy Robertson won the Gold Medal in the county event at the United Presbyterian Church, with the program praised as a highlight of the L. A. U. evening.

Madreson Toham R. Thomas Graham Towest Cook Blake Walter Wilson J.he Burnsides Lee Prand Mathias Harles Selufer Partness Iba Harperet Ie Barisat Ioe Grord Tie A. Ho Churgia Woosh Dorothy Robertson Robertson Patsy F. H. Austin Kev Boyer Hanna For Austin Mra. S. J. Long

Greatest Game of the Season Set for Next Friday Night

Madison High School will host Seymour Hit School on Friday night following a memorable matchup with North Vernon. Seymour defeated Madison at Seymour, and local fans expect a stronger showing to even score here. Season tickets cover all regular high school games, with regular admission at 25 cents.

Madison North Vernon Seymour

Daily life of the president elect in early 1913 gossip and visits

James A. Edgerton surveys the day by day routine of Woodrow Wilson as president elect. Reporters note his quiet listening, private conferences with senators and governors, and the flood of letters offering advice, help, jobs, or warnings from supporters and constituents.

Woodrow Wilson Husier Wilsean Hee Prenton Tedaiy Pete Lapeas Governors Office Pennsylvania Palmer Wilson Baltimore Mr. Palmer Washington Hoke Smith Georgia Thomas F. Gore Oklahoma Gore Smith Senate Woodrow Wilson Oty Bool New Jersey Princetom Wilseam Eiect Carnegie Library

Indianapolis Cash Prices in Daily Market Report

Readable items show wheat prices steady with No 2 red at 1.07 to 1.08 per bushel and cattle quotes across grades from good to choice with steers at 7.60 to 8.50 per 100 pounds, cows and calves and hogs listed with ranges. Madison wholesale markets quote various flours, feeds, poultry, eggs, butter, and livestock prices, reflecting broad grain and farm product activity.

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