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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1913

Page

6

Madison News Tangles Local Life And Public Notices

A Madison ledger of brief items notes court actions on tax and divorce filings, license transfers to George RR Young and Eva Gordon, and a student’s return to St. Francis Seminary. It also records travel of residents, birthday honors for Hotel Jefferson manager, wedding updates, and staff changes at the Singer agency with N T Drake naming James Garber as assistant.

Fone Tas Jeffram Cocery Creat George RR. Young Eva Gordon Meliury Seiferman Mormaary Circronath St. Prances Seminary Circe St. Bernice Curestrabo Neto

Property transfers record with small city parcels

Mary Duffy and husband transfer property to William H Miller in the city for 75 dollars. Madison Investment Co transfers city property to David Johnson for 10 dollars. Mary J Tobias transfers 80 acres in Graham township to Charles Tobian for 1000 dollars. A moral remark follows.

Mary Duffy William H Miller Madison Investment Co David Johnson Mary J. Tobias Charles Tobian Graham Township

Madison youth Kremer dies after illness and operation

John Kremer Kremer a young Madison man died at two o clock yesterday at his mother's home on Walnut Street after an illness and failed operation. He was 21 years old and had worked as a clerk at the Roo Meyer furnishing house. He was unmarried and survived by his mother and three sisters. He held Woodmen, Junior Order of American Mechanics and Reynolds Hunting Club memberships.

Lotin N. Kremer Youung P. McLelland W.O McLelland Evanston Ill Roy Larimire Jonesboro Charles Tartemore Brooksbury Robert Claflin West Second Street City Board of Health Eugene Marquis North Keystone Avec Gue Dod Indianeapolis Lula Scott Marion Seout Milton Township Caledonia Church Miss Scott Brooksburg M. E. Church Messrs Pheodore McKay A. J. Lanmore Frank Tevis C. A. MceKay J. W. Drennen Words Chapel

County Officers Change in Jefferson County Roster

Edward Jeffries becomes county treasurer succeeding Nw. Robeus. Cochran is coroner after Hints df. Eoward Gassaway takes over surveyor duties from James Smitthareie T. Canter becomes commissioner succeeding Frank Schneiders Isk Schafer appointed custodian of the courtroom. Dravid B. Huntley and Dr. B. C. Cook named county physicians with Green of the county asylum, a Hanover resident, directing jail and orphans home sickness care.

Edward Jeffries Treteurer Robeus Row Cochran Eoward Gassaway James Smitthareie T. Canter Frank Schneiders Isk Schafer Dravid B. Huntley B.C. Cook Green Cook Greeen Hanover Matthew St Ralston Joe Jefferson County

Retired Farmer and Civil War Veteran Passes Away

Jonah Reidel, aged years and S months, a respected retired farmer and Civil War veteran, died after a long illness in Cattisciome co Weet Mad son. His condition had been weakening for weeks. survived by a widow, several children, and many relatives. The community expresses deep sympathy in Whearsor cow.

Jonah Reidel Reidel Reidelia

Death of James Harkins at Middlefork

Aged resident James Harkins died at 8 this morning after a two week illness of pur e algeis. He was 75, unmarried, native of Jefferson county, lifelong Lancaster township resident. Survived by one brother William Harkins of Connnersville. Funeral at 1 pm Saturday, burial in Harking family cemetery.

James Harkins Richard Harkins Middlefork Algeis Jefferson County Lancaster Township William Carkins Conenersville Harking Family

Magnolia Club New Year's Banquet Showcases Local Social Ties

The Magnolia Club in the city's West End hosted a New Year’s Eve banquet for members and invited guests. Hon. Curtis Marshall delivered the principal remarks praising the club’s organization and hospitality. The event featured a first-rate orchestra and performances by soc joists and reciters, with 27 members and a waiting list, reflecting strong community bonds and orderly governance.

Magnolia Club Second St Charles ‘Gientrup Jesse Kory Curtis Marshal Cluben Ita Mary George Gibson Fred Michael Thos. McLaughn Harry McClaine Sam Barrett George Claflin Jesse Lory Gibson McClain Messrs Charles Grover Gientrup West End Club James Steele Michael McLaughlin Grover Gentrup Jobn Carrigh Charles Gentrup Howard Schneider Harry Grace

Wedding of James Sheeta and Misa Pullem on New Year's Eve

James Sheeta and Misa Maud Pullem were married at Trinity Church parsonage by Rev. Virgil Thompson. Attendants were Beasie Pullem and Nathan Mayfield. A supper followed at the bride's home and the couple will reside in Eckert cottages on South Walnut Street.

James Sheeta Misa Maud Pullem Trnity Church Virgil Thompson Beasie Pullem Nathan Mayfield Sheets Eckert South Walnut Street William Pullem Eckert Sonsatore Madison Light & R. R Co

Drowned Crewman Thomas Johnson Found Near Alma

Chief of Police Schuler received a call from Fern Grove about Thomas Johnson of Madison, a crew member on the packet Alma, who fell overboard near Fern Grove around 9 PM and was drowned. The body had not yet been recovered. Johnson, about 60, is survived by a wife and five children. The family moved from Moxley Kentucky two months ago.

Schuler Fern Grove Thomas Johnson Alma Hollis Snooks Weat Street Johnson Moxley

Funeral services for William Kahn held in Madison

Funeral services for the late William Kahn were conducted at the Kahn residence by Rev. Hood of the First Presbyterian Church this afternoon. The large gathering included Masons at the grave with pallbearers A D Vanosdol P E Bear S E Leland Horace Cisco Edward Sims Albert Miller Joseph Nichols John Gibbs. The Madison post office reported light receipts on opening day of the parcels post with holiday closures and plans for future staff, while Annie Scoggins aged 14 of Fort Worth Texas has married her second husband.

William Kahn Kahn Hood First Presbyterian Church Madison Mesars A. D. Vanosdol P. E. Bear S. E Leland Horace Cisco Edward Sims Albert Miller Joseph Nichols John Gibbs Madison Post Office

Madison Family and Local News Roundup

Madison notes record a parade of visits and moves. Russell Stapp of Houston stays with sister Mrs. John McGregor. Mrs. Nay ill at her son’s home. T J Francisco & Son install sanitary meat cases. Fred Winter travels to Danville after visiting relatives. many residents travel to Fargo Evanston Indianapolis and Carrollton for family events and weddings.

Luther McCirty al. Palzer Des Ane Os Itia Toseph Pace Cincinnati Withiam Kaho Mroi Ora Ts Clark Miss More Tuark Mempacs Toon Vr Chenpas Chark Woot Ake Virgil Theinpeer C. OR Gray Poerant Ride Rev. Manler Kear Seynear Miro Dresson Lewis Monty Dave Aberdeen Russell Stapp Houston Tex John McGregor Nay Doc A G. Nay Graham Road T J. Francisco & Son Fred Winter Danville C. W. Nodler William Winter G. S. Roseberry Anderson Ss) Dibler Dupont B.A. Beabout Ft Wayne Robert Beabout Hineover

Property transfers in Hanover area deeds filed

Hanover College to Margaretta Morris for 4 acres in Hanover town valued at 2450 dollars. Hanover Presbyterian Church to Margaretta Morris quit claim deed for the same property at 150 dollars. Catherine Kirschner heirs to Anna C Glauber quit claim on city property 600 dollars. Samuel Medlicott and wife to Anna Catherine Glauber quit claim on same property 15 dollars.

Hanover College Margaretta Morris Hanover Town Hanover Presbyterian Church Catherine Kirschner Anna C. Glauber Samuel Medlicott Anna Catherine Glauber

Hughes Deputy Wedding in North Vernon

Ralph Deputy and Opal Hughes wed at the bride's parents home in North Vernon Ind on January 2. The couple exchanged vows at the residence of Mr and Mrs C H Hughes in a quiet ceremony.

North Vernon Ind Ralph Deputy Opal Hughes C. H. Hughes

Geile Brothers plan three-in-one business move on Main Street

Geile Brothers will consolidate three enterprises under one roof at 108 East Main Street. The tailor shop will move to the second floor, while the lower floor will house Joseph Wettrick’s cigar store, a newsstand, and a magazine agency under Fred Sturton. Improvements aim to create a bright, attractive retail hub. Funeral services for John N Kremer were held at 9 a.m. at St Michael’s Church and burial followed at St. Joseph’s Cemetery with pallbearers listed.

Geile Brothers East Main St Joseph Wettrick Fred Sturton

Memorial by Reynard Hunting Club for Julie N Kremer

The Reynard Hunting Club adopts a touching memorial for late member John N Kremer who died and was laid to rest at St Joseph's Cemetery on Jan 1 1913. The club notes his valued service and esteem among members and pledges to honor his memory with a dedicated page in the Book of Records and to send a copy to the bereaved family. Committee members Thomas Dew George Forse John Gibbs oversee the tribute.

Roy Dunlop Fargo N. D Robert Dunlop Dunlop John Schilling Inedianapolis Schilling Reynard Hunting Club John N. Kremer St. Joseph’s Cemetery Jonu Kremer Jim Kremer Thomas Dew George Forse John Gibbs

Carrollton Couple Announces Marriage in New Year Surprise

Carrollton Ky Jan 2 The secret marriage of Miss Ida May and Mr Arthur Meadows occurred in Covington on Sunday September 29 1912 and was announced New Year’s Day. The couple, now residents of LaGrange, left for a month with relatives at Flat Rock after the nuptials. May has worked for five years at the Carrollton Democrat. Meadows is employed by the Louisville and Nashville railroad.

Carrollton Ida ‘Lay Arthur Meadows Covington Meadows Flat Rock May Carrollton Democrat Louisville and Nasheville Lagrange

Lost fingers in shredder when a rabbit spooked wearer

Lawrenceburg January 2 Albert J Nie meier a corn grower in Clay township lost the fingers of his right hand after his glove was grabbed by a shredder as a rabbit darted across his feet. He was finishing a corn field before dark and the injury required amputation.

Lawrenceburg Albert J. Niemeir Clay Township Niemeier

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Mouser Dais Raymond Mouser Wirburner Linden Thomas William Kentucky Fagg & Leland William Bott East End Mir Piccton Ste. Wornam Lamaree Jefferson Bar Lafayette Street The Herald Mero Walter Schneider Singer Sewing Machine Co N. T. Drake James Garber Drake John Krfmer Norcing Nuiw Cragmont’s E. P. Busse Cragmont Frank Clarkson May Earle Machlan Hanasome George B. Clark Memphis Tyree A. Harris John Downey Joe Kennison H. O. Woolford John Lawler Curtis Marshall M. J. Bowman George Leland Carl Norton Clyde Grace James Steele, Sr Thomas Clark Peter Graley Michael Hopkins John Carrigh Frank Klein Charlies Gentrup Earl Miller Charles R. Klein J. A. Lory Harry McLain Thomas McLaughlin Osborne Peace Bert Grace Grover Genotrap Andrew Tower John Cheatham Madisonian Annie Scoggins Ft. Worth, Tex Margaret McLelland N.D Mrs. W. McLelland Louise Hill Clem Zapp St. John’s Catholic Church Zapp Geile Bros John N Kremer Stsiehael W.L. Guthneck St. Joseph's Cemetery Melisra Jobin Gibbs George Johann Henry Meyer Edward Dihammer William Crawford Walter Brim Benjamins Brngleback Harry Wyles Julie N Kremer Warriage Bunny Fet
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