Local notices and arrivals stir Madison July crowds
Licensed to wee George Abbott to Bertha Perkingon in Scott County. Mrs. Mamie 8 Martch sells her horse to Hon W J Johnson for 175 dollars. Miss Bertha Lucht visits Miss Gertrude Kramer in Madison. Lemuel Burns travels to Lafayette for Soldiers Home plans. Mrs. Alice Brump visits Bainbridge to see her mother Nancy Puckett. Harriett Falconer from Indianapolis visits grandmother Mrs. John Marx on Third Street. Alfrieda Kalb pages Indianapolis train trip to visit Gertrude Stephan. Mrs. Charles Alexander and children Emmett and Ora Deane visit Richmond to see Orba. George Neville, 26, injured by running through his foot. An 18 month old drinks Daisy fly killer, recovering. Thresher straw sparked fire at John Reidel farm. barn saved after effort. Mary Ieland hosts a 600 party celebrating her 17th birthday at the White House. J Clyde Marquis and wife arrive home in Philadelphia after six weeks touring Scotland England Belgium Paris. Marquis and family expected in Madison soon to visit Wood Copeland family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Martch
W J. Johnson
Bertha Lucht
Indianapolis
Gertrude Kramer
North
Walnut Street
Lemuel Burns
Lafayette
Alice Brump
Bainbridge
Nancy Puckett
Harriett Falconer
John Marx
Third Street
Misa Alfrieda Kalb
John Kalb
Page Eenger
Gertrude Stephan
George
Norman Neville
Depot Street
J.©. Borcherding
Kent Road
John Reidel
Mr. Reidel
Mary Ieland
White House
Philadelphia
J. Clyde Marquis
Scotland
England
Belgium
Paris
County Board Accepts Spencer Resignation. Appoints Stewart
Late yesterday the county board accepted the resignation of Thomas A. Spencer as superintendent of the Harper road in Shelby township and named Virgil A. Stewart to fill the vacancy. The board adjourned to meet Thursday to visit partially completed roads and make partial payments on contracts based on work completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Spencer
Harper Road
Shelby Township
Virgil A. Stewart
Property transfers listed in local court records
Huldah W Monoroe and husband to Strother B Earls convey front street property in the city valued at 610. Gale Thomas transfers by receiver to T B McGregor a lot in Fulton priced at 150. Receiver transfers to Diverge Selig property in Scott's Garden valued at 387. Nancy Rankin via administrator to Thos J Walkens lands in Saluda valued at 175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huldah W. Monoroe
Strother B. Earls
Front Street
City
Gale Thomas
T. B. McGregor
Fulton
Selig
Scott's Garden
Nancy Rankin
Thos. J. Walkens
Saluda
Funeral of John Bangerter Held at Lutheran Church
Funeral services for John Bangerter were conducted at the Lutheran Church at two o'clock after private home services. Rev Arends assisted by Dr Hood officiated. burial followed at Springdale cemetery. Pallbearers included Mesera, George Hummel, Ben Lotz, Edward Schneider, Henry Hugeback, Nicholas Understellar, John Morrow, George Keller, and John Pohlman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bangerter
Lutheran Church
Arends
Hood
Springdale
Mesera
George Hummel
Ben Lotz
Edward Schneider
Henry Hugeback
Nicholas Understellar
John Morrow
George Keller
John Pohlman
Licensed to Wed Fhomag Wheeler to Catherine Clarden
The two residents of this county were licensed to wed in a ceremony reported among local notices. The item notes a standard county clerk process and confirms consent for marriage between Fhomag D Wheeler and Catherine Clarden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhomag D. Wheeler
Catherine Clarden
Electric Bitters touted as cure all for nervous and weak people
Advert says Electric Bitters revitalize weak and nervous individuals with appetite and energy gains. Mrs Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York endorses it as a great gift. Drugstores advertise the remedy as beneficial for stomach liver and kidneys with a small price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwayea
Harper's Drug Store
Mrs Christine Cisco Dies In Madison After Long Illness
Madison mourns Mrs Christine Cisco wife of ex Mayor John M Cisco after a long illness died at 7 PM She was daughter of the Tate and Miller families born in Madison She would have reached ath birthday next December 24 She leaves two children Joseph Hloruff and Calvin Cisco a sister Mrs Peter Adam and two brothers Jacob Miller and Charles Miller A lifelong member of St Michael church and its Ladies Altar Society her death brings deep sorrow to family and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Cisco
John M. Cisco
Cinco
Tate
John Miller
Eiad
Cisco
Madison
Issi
John M. Maco
Joseph Hloruff
Mer
Calvin Cisco
Sinter
Peter Adam
Unthanapohe
Jacob Miller
Charles Miller
Chicago
Algo Aure Vine
Mraisco
St. Michael's Church
Ladies Altar Society
Captain Henry Thomas River Pilot Dies in Louisville
Captain Henry We. Thomas, longtime river pilot on the Ohio River, died at a Marine Hospital in Louisville after a lengthy illness. He was about 77, twice married with all wives deceased, and survived by several children. Known for humble, well-liked conduct, his passing saddens friends in river circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry We. Thomas
Marine Hospital
Louisville
Thomas
Ohio River
Juniata Council installs officers at Eagle's ball
Officers of Juniata Council No. 230 Depree of Pocahontas were installed for the ensuing period at Eagle's ball last night. Recipients include Pocahontas Mrs. Bessie Carey Wenonah Miss Iffie Mott Powhatan Mr. Chas Knoebel Prophetess Mrs. Maude Henry and other named members with A W Dew, C J Hoffman and Louis Ernat among Warriors. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniata Council No
Depree
Pocahontas
Eagle's Ball
Bessie Carey
Wenonah
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Legal Oath Note
An old notice states Frank J. Cheney as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co promises one hundred dollars for each cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The document, sworn December 6, 1886, cites a notary in Toledo Ohio and references advertising claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
Tonapa
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
W. Gleason
Aman
F. J. Aurensy & Co
Mystery Rocked by Bootleg Murder and Self Defense Confession
In Anderson Wyoming on July 11 a township trustee and his sons were held after the murder of Albert Flawking near Conatahte. A son of the trustee later confessed the deed claiming self defense after Thornton Hawkins threatened with arrest. The elder Brown and others faced possible charges as investigations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
WY. Brown
Willam
Wish
Nortt
Albert Flawking
Kang
Cotes Camp
Brown
Biwkins
Ingalla
Woilliam Brown
Thawkins
Aelf
Perser
Eller Brown
Indians and the White Homeward Trail in Wisconsin
A Green Bay report from Wisconsin describes a national issue, noting a visit by Mr Warmaker and an emphasis on Native American rights and assimilation. It recalls the history of Indigenous peoples, the figure of 350,000 remaining, and a call for recognition of past cruelties as part of reconciliation efforts. It also includes local news of triplets born to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jasph and a subscription pitch for The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didian
Otte
Chede Cocci
Watt
Warmaker
Green Bay
Wis
Lynn P. Jasph
Local Nesba Officers Elected In Grain Pact Shuffle
Elected by the NEBA Malt Fash Oy Tunedu name list shows National Pitas and Dro Pocen among nominees for leadership. Pen Vices presidents Norates are named with Loraneus Hates as treasurer amid tordsvelded waves and raw context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urthimore
Penna Pres
Uty
Tara Cepherd
Peisey Pace
Loraneus Hates
Pugilist Jack Johnson Arrives in France After Controversial Claim
In Paris July 10, Jack Johnson, the African American boxer awaiting sentencing for trafficking in women, declared he would never return to the United States and intends to make Paris his home. He arrived today aboard a steamer ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itavere
France
United States
Paria
Jack Johnson
Gsteame
Lightning strike kills Earl Thias and livestock at barn
In Washington Indiana on July 10 Earl Thias 16 was killed when a lightning bolt struck his barn. Six valuable horses and a mule perished and three other men were rendered unconscious in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Thias
Washington, Ind
Washington
Ind
Interurban Lines Rates Set by Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued an order establishing through routes and joint rates for less than carload shipments between Louisville and Indianapolis and intermediate points on electric interurban lines. The action marks the first time several electric lines have been ordered under this rule. Pretoria completes a new fire station costing 115000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisville
Indianapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
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George Abbott
Bertha Perkingon
Scott
Charles Alexander
Emmett
Ora Deane
Richmond
New York
London
Berlin
Progressive Party of
New Albany
Roy Jones
Mary L. Fuden
Weeat Madison
Tranaver
Mra
Belle Reed
Daveton
Ohio
Matthew Reed
Hanover
Mary Qehler
Mina Mary
Mina Rona Dodehs
Cianpcanaty
Wart
Léoviin Brodecker
Brownge Town
Robert HH. Wood
Rykera Ridge
Charles Kong
Dupont
Aretend
Los Methereine Law
Belle Schraul
Mary Schramm
Frank Rotors
Pichinapoe Ha
Mirai
Boba Seheram
Devin Foods
Paretingrton
Kansas
Mer. Ledge
Tadiane Apolia
J. TH. Dorenen
Inedianapolia
Hinesa
Pred
Misa Rosa Danner
Tieokburg
Jessie ID Tate
S.sie Pale
Acquire Stuart
Ses
Mo. Cochrane
Ingo
Corydon
Indiana
Mes Cooper Plirst
Mr. Hurst
Mes
Charles Hirsty
Mr. Plirst
Amelia Schmidt
Cincernpath
Atanticely
Pianawer
Charles Burdsal
Girower Burdsal
Stein
State Bar Association of Inediana
Country Club
Indiansapolis
Columbia Club
Myrtle D. Gaskill
Roxy Hh. Ogden
North Madieson
Martin J. Carney
David Elwell
Graham Township
John Borcherding
Dennysganatarium
ADV
Henry Thomas
Daughters of Pocahontas
ADY
Hong Kong
Wanamaker
U. S
Vieit
Beddam
Cetteb
Port Waeddew
Port Wadsworth
Geatt
Woaasmaker
The
Herald
Holman Mwaname Sbe EL
NEBA
Grawfordsville
Cay Pan
Ghosen
Commerce Commission
Pretoria
Hobart
Australia
Leony
Tye Mars
Aif
Madison Sate Deposit & Trust Company
Pravelers Cheques
Home Institution
K.weyver
First National Bank
Bobane Rose
Firemen & Mechan
Ics’ Insurance Co
Mroreetattenti
Adeusimente
Ftines N. Dioruty
Presidi Et
Woo. Melihand
America
Ss. M. Strader, Gaencrai Agrent
South Mulberry Street
DR. Kinc
Adolph Schancock
BatTala
Bucklen
Arnica Salve
Saga
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