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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1892

Page

5

Madison County News Roundup and Local Happenings

A mash of items from Madison and surrounding counties includes interior painting at Mr. Valentine Dehler’s business, a Kentucky couple Eli Ward and Sophia Kendal wed by Magistrate Cravens, a mind reader in Jeffersonville, mutiny trials on the John K. Speed, dancing fever in Madison, the death of Morton Fewell and funeral at Morris Chapel, Sheriff Hoagland’s Evansville trip, a paternity case against Robert Montz, Catholic church dedication invites to Columbus, school inspections in Madison township, William Wolf’s mill upgrades in Cincinnati, and Indiana Supreme Court ruling on bridge repair liability. Also noted are political moves, Lincoln League delegates, and local society marriages including Miss Emma Corbitt’s Nashville wedding to J. H. Ennis.

Valentine Dehler Cravens Eli Ward Sophia Kendal Kentucky Jeffersonville Sheriff Hoagland Evansville Robert Montz Mary Hoskins Columbus Wat N. Brown Madison Township Wirt Preesburgh Win. Wolf Sidney E. Haigh Jefferson County Haigh Madison Courier North Vernon Banner-Plaindealer Tower City Indiana Lincoln League New York City Frank F. Dean Clark County Kemp Washington County George W. Self Harrison County Wmn. L. Taylor State Association R. E. Mansfield Chub Carroll Gov. Chase Michigan City William Baggot Jeffersonville Boot and Shoe Company First National Bank Georgie Twoomey Mexico Nashville Herald Emma Corbitt W. L. Corbitt Florence Street J. H. Ennis Dr. Barntley Ennish Nashville Woolen Mills Nashville Cheatham Street Buena Vista Turnpike Jacob DeVersy Madison Indianapolis Matt DeVersy Franklin Princeton Trinity M. E. Church William Brown Murett J. G W. Adams Mr. Adams Water Works Charles Johnson Johnson Madison Machine Company Geo. E.trow Jnc Sonnelly Nick Klein Geo. E. Trow Troy Ind Louise Ingle Louisville C.J William Huckleberry Annie Cravens Helen Lodge Inez Long Pauline Tague Lola Williams Ethel Jowell William Little Cora Spilman Thomas Hoffman Edward Roberts Chas Robinson Iowa New Jerusalem Wm. Powell Charles Blackmore Chicago Fairmount Lizzie Mr. Blackmore Dawson Blackmore

Hanover College Oratory Contest Honors Parker Drayer

Hanover College held its annual orator contest at the Hanover Presbyterian church with a crowded audience. Parker Drayer won first place for The Wage-working American, followed by John J. Bridges, Frank Crozier, George Gamble, A. P. McCormick, George Sehlbrede, and P. B. Scarff in the final rankings.

Hanover College Hanover Presbyterian Church Messrs. Park Drayer Hartford City Ind Frank Crozier Madison George Gamble Peru A. P. McCormick Graham Texas John Bridges Carrollton George E. Sphibrede Otisco P. B. Scarff Burlington van Dyke New Albany Smail Edinburgh Leitel Hanover Parker Drayer John J. Bridges America McCormick Chicago Republic

White Brother Welcomed by Red Men at Wigwam Pow Wow

Juniata Tribe of Red Men met at Odd Fellows Hall last night for a pow wow with a literary program. Past Grand Prophet J A Zuck opened with a supplication and music by Prof Hollis as Chief W M Amsden read a Ril ey piece.

Juniata Odd Fellows’ Hall John A. Zuck Prof. Hollis A. D. Vanosdol J. A. Zuck Brotherhood of Man Wallace Hinds Order of Red Men Order

Heinzman Glasier wedding and custody case in Madison

A noon ceremony at the Glasier home joins Miss Carrie Glasier and Julius Heinzman as relatives witness the event. The paper notes a looming custody fight for Dr. McCoy’s three children and reports various local items including deaths, a robbery, prison terms, a Rainbow Supper, and community notices.

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed by Ogden Druggist

H A Walker of Ogden Utah recommends Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children saying it is safe and reliably relieves coughs. Bottles priced at 25 and 60 cents offered by Heberhart and Son. Jan and Feb

H. A. Walker Ogden Utah Heberhart & Son

Buckien Arnica Salve Sale Notice

Buckien’s Arnica Salve advertised as remedy for oats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Guarantees to cure piles or no pay required with money back. Priced 26 cents per box. Sold by J E O F Harper.

J. E F. Harper

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Robert Crathers Chas Henry Johnson John K. Speed Madison County Morton Fewell Brooksburg Morris Chapel College’ Oratory Drayer Messrs W. R. Brown Carrie Glasier Julius Heinzman Louise Glasier West Main Street Miss Glasier Mrs. Heinzman Kansas City Dr. McCoy McCoy C. P. Ferguson Theodore McCoy Emma Hisle Trimble County Frank Biedenbach Mrs. Smith East Third Street Ely Oscar Ostrum Warren Ave Buckien Samuel Pitcher Castoria da. G. C. Osaoon Lowell, Mass J. F. Kniine Conway, Ark H. A. Arcurr M. D Oxford St Brooklyn, N. Y Children’s Department Boston Mass Allen C. Surry, Pres the Centaur Company Murray Street Tay Thwie THE Erie Medical CO Buffalo, N. Y AGUNG Ail Dyuggista x Yancy Stores, A Madison Machine CO Atlas Engine Works United States WM. Walgh Lowisville, KY HOME New York Capital the Insurance Company OF North America Capital H. C. Sanxay
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