Local notes from Madison and region on travel visits
A Madison compilation lists Mrs Haw Lauer staying with niece Mrs Edw Kitchen in Columbus. Numerous visitors travel to and from Madison including Mr and Mrs John Bonner and Mrs Ann K Everheart in Louisville, and Mrs W F Saxton family to Farmer City. Residents relocate, visit relatives, and mark personal milestones amid regional shifts and upcoming public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haw. Lauer
Edw. Kitchener
Columbus
John Bonner
Ann. K. Everheart
W. ©. Caplinger
Louisville
W. F. Saxton and Son
Farmer City
Vevay
Rev Antrobus Accepts Call to First Baptist Church
The clerk reports Rev Antrobus has accepted the call to lead the First Baptist Church here. He has pastored Crawfordsville for over five years and doubled church membership. He will preach next Sunday and move to Madison the following week. Lieut Walter Reaeger of the U.S. Army National Guard, a Madison native, has been assigned as infantry to the Pennsylvanian unit amid Mexican crisis preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Crawfordsville
Antrobus
The
Crawfords
Shane Bay
Tas
Cnoreh
Walter Reaeger
Od Uoos. Afty
Madison
Penissivan National Guard
War Department
Krueger
Tieae
Abellates
Fourth at Liberty Ice Cream Social Delight
The Fourth of July program at Liberty drew a large crowd with Hon. Harry Ed Cope delivering a fine address. Keanete Woodfill and Cecil Thurnall gave memorable recitations while music by the Dupont Concert Band provided entertainment until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Tharry Ed Cope
Ain
Keanete Woodfill
Cecil Thurnall
Dupont
Miss Mary McClure Dies. Madison Pioneer, Teacher
Miss Mary Siavrall McClure, longtime Madison public school teacher and respected pioneer, died yesterday at age 11? at the home of Mr and Mrs Bot Posoles. Daughter of Dr and Mrs William McClure she taught in the city schools for years and was long a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsaac Froman
Vevay
Villa Grove
May Green
Hanover
Bloomington
Ind
Fred Green
W. FB. Stacy
Indianapolis
Trimble County
Thomas Wells
John Vout
Mulberry Street
Chester Stevenson
Cincinnati
Elmore Shockley
East Second Street
Will Hoffman
Peter Hoffman
Fresno
Cab
Howard Hoffman
Mes
Letitia Conth
Walter Stith
East Fourth Street
Springdale Cemetery
Kate
Mary Mullen
St. Louis
Nashville
Tenn
Dro
Halstead Muret
Jeffersonville
Bevore
Squire Stuart
John K. Hicbie
Monroe Township
Cosix
William Lorthe
Zearing
RT. Cox
Carrollton
James Hayden
Lacrange
George Hayden
Turner's
Hames Haines
County
Mary Siavrall McChire
Madison
Mro
Mes Bot Posoles
Lewis
Tia Dafaamies
Gad Raneed
Williaa McClure
MeClure
First Presbyterian Chatrelt
Social Affair Honors Irene Dunn At Wade White Buffet
Mrs. T. M. Wade and Mrs. J. F. White entertained 150 guests at the Wade home 279 Buena Vista Place Sunday evening. The event celebrated Irene Dunn of Madison Indiana and Emma Meacham White, a leading younger society figure. Laid with Shuster daisies, attendees wore elegant gowns. a three course menu was served to debutae and younger set members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Wade
J. 5. White
Buena Vista Place
Wade
Irene Dunn
Madison
Ind
Emma Meacham White
White
Miss White
Mary Chirke Wade
Debucante
Scimiter
Memphis
Teo
Duly
Court news from Indiana court session reports minor matters
The session included a suspended sentence for Morris Sappington on a desertion charge and a compromise settlement in the Dyke versus Pennsylvania Lines case for personal damages totaling about 100 dollars. Other items involve W. H. Rogers druggist foreclosure and a temporary restraining order to protect stock and seek a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Sappington
Reformatory
Warry Dyke
William Dyke
Pennsylvania
Edinburgho
To Line Bury
Indiana
Sulzer & Bear
Roger
No 12
Wallis
Beekeeper’s death from hive sting in Ravenna incident
Elizabeth Line of Rootstown died after attempting honey collection without protection as bees swarmed her face neck and arms in a Ravenna hive. The article also notes a Pad. S. Brown from Greenville near Conneaut reported a farm birth, a colt died after birth, was bottle fed, then integrated with cows and tied to the dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Elizabeth Line
Rootstown
Greenville
Pad
Canton Court Delivers Unusual Slap Sentence
In Canton Ohio Thomas Nichols faced charges for slapping Mrs Bessie Mare at a local boarding house. Police Judge Quinn required Mare to demonstrate the act in court, then sentenced Nichols to about thirty days in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Quinn
Thomas Nichols
Bessie Mare
Harding House
Nickols Loes
Mare
Nickols
Nichols
MEETS FORMER WIFE WEDS AGAIN IN MINNEAPOLIS
St Paul man John A Hubbard sixty three and his former wife Jennie thirty three reunited after a divorce and remarried by Court Commissioner Bates in Minneapolis. They had drifted apart after a previous separation and found solace in each other once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
John A. Hubbard
Itis
Jennie
Eldora
Mr. Blubbard
Minneapolis
Tenth Street South
W. B. Bates
Property Transfer Notice on East Third Street
Harry Lemon and wife transfer the Glass property on east Third street to Nicholas Schultz Jdv and wife for $1,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lemon
Nicholas Schultz
Jdv
Glass J
Man Escapes Bear Blocking Road Near Loon Lake
Ogdensburg NY traveling salesman David Barber was halted by a cub bear on the Malone to Saranac Lake route near Loon Lake. He misidentified it as a dog, backed away, then accelerated as the bear moved off into the brush after the car noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
N. Y
David Barber
Loon Lake
Malone
Saranac Lake
Barber
Pop
Mother Bear
Money Machine Trial Hears Two Men Accused Of Confidence Scheme
Isaac Deutsch and Myer Katz of West Frankfort face trial in Peoria on charges of operating a confidence game. Anton Sorohyieh of Depite TL says he paid $5 000 for a machine advertised to print $20 bills. He alleges the device produced duplicate certificates and about three thousand notes in two weeks. He guarded the supposed operation for three days after the men left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Isaac Deutsch
Myer Katz
West Frankfort
Anton Sorohyeh
Depite
Deutsch
Katz
Sordiyeh
Embry Ties His Fate as Miss Mathews Chooses Dargan
On a crisp October day Emery, who courted Miss Mathews at a country resort, discovers a letter to Dargan and, enacting a dramatic turn, tears it up then declares his engagement to Mathews. She confirms she refused Dargan before leaving the resort, ending the tangled summer romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Dargan
Emery
Mr. Emery
Miss Mathews
Ike
Emory
Odarvais
Darwin
Hio
Durgan
Wonuk
Ismery
Eimery
Stummer
Fate Plays Strange Prank With Sailor
Lorain Ohio reports the tale of Geri sailor Eisenbraun who crossed the Atlantic in a nineteen foot dory named Columbus TI. After storms and near death, his boat heavy with dangers drifted to Gibraltar and back to Boston harbor where he died in a river accident. He spent five years on the rear lakes and was forty eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
LoadWwigg
Misenbraun
Black River
Muartie
Cevean
Ak Wetehiman
Eisenbraun
Boston Harbor
Dory
Columbus TI
Gibraltar
Eapall
Fisenbraun
Thief Steals Bath Meal and Clothing from Grace Church
Police report by Tee Henderson of Grace church notes a thief entered his apartment during absence, stole a bath and clothing, and cooked a meal in the kitchen. The July 3 1856 Madison blaze at Temple & Robinson shipyard destroyed two near finished boats. Elwood boy pasteur trial for rabies. local police have killed over 100 does in rabies scare. Sudan grass yields 1 to 8 tons hay per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tee Henderson
Sexton
Grace Church
Henderson
Senderson
Temple & Robinson
Madison
Elwood
Charles Stoolmiller
E. J. Stoolmiller
Indianapolis
Pasteur
Sudan
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Edith Shelton
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el Paso
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Ministry of War
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State Board of ‘Tax Commissioners
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Herald
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Stockholders’ Meeting
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co
John W. Tevis
Sec
Y. Madison, Ind
National Branch Bank
Democratic
National Ticket
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Statie
Joan A. M. Adair
Mason J. Miblack
United States
John W. Kern
Thomas Taggart
Homer L. Cook
Dale J. Crittenberg
George A. Bittler
Evan B. Stotsenberg
Supreme Court
Douglas Morris
Charles E. Cox
John C. M'Nutt
James J. Moran
Phillip Zoercher
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Samuel L. Scott
Bureau of Statistics
Sig Kann
Congress
4Th Congressional
Lincoln Dixon
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Wallace J. Cotton
Joseph M. Cravens
Edward M. Prenatt
Edwin M. Stanton
George A. Monroe
John L. Muret
William H. Werning, JR
Oscar Oliver
John A. Swan
Seymour
J. D. Smith
T. W. Witaker
State Board of Accounts
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