Madison Daily Notes Local Visits and Property Transfers
Local notices report Mrs Mollie Davis of Terre Haute visiting Mr W T Hartey and family on the Kent road. Emma Bramwell returned to Wirton after visiting Mrs Bella Wilson at the Drusilla Home. The thirteen days old son of Earl Green died and was buried at Springdale cemetery. Norval Verry and sister sold their West street residence to Angie L Wolf through Benj F Wells. Mrs John Manion and children returned to Indianapolis after visiting Me and Mrs William J McBride. BE E Scott Wholesale Grocery installs electric elevator in place of water power. J J Kegley arrives from Indianapolis as Blue Valley Creamery travelling representative. J Moreland leases building on West street for commission business, moving from East Second street August 1. Moreland praised as enterprising. anticipates success.
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Mollie Davis
Terre Haute
Kent Road
Emma Bramwell
Wirton
Bella Wilson
Drusilla
Earl Green
North
Walnut Street
Springdale
Norval Verry
West Street
Angie L. Wolf
Benj. F. Wells
John Manion
John Emmett
Anna Louise
Blue Valley Creamery Co
Indianapolis
Kegley
North Madison
Walter G. Jones Dies in Louisville After City Life
Walter G. Jones formerly of this city died in Louisville Monday afternoon at 8 15 o clock Funeral services were held at the family residence 2342 W Broadway at 730 P M Tuesday The remains arrived on the morning train and as he was a member of the Masonic fraternity a committee from the local lodge met the funeral party at the station The interment was in Springdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Jones
Louisville
W. Broadway
Oremaing
Boon
Springdale
Pretty Party Honors Genevieve Kasper on Birthday
Mrs. M. E. Hunt hosted a Tuesday afternoon party in Denver for Genevieve Frances Kasper who turned two. Pink and white roses adorned a long table with a rose center and birthday cake, as friends including Caroline Blake Joseph Rieff Rufus Baumgartner Marie Kelly Anna Gray Josie Wilson and others gathered for cake and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Hunt
Denver
Genevieve Frances Kasper
Little Jenevieve
Mrs. Hunt
Genevieve Kasper
Caroline Blake
Joseph Rieff
Rufus Baumgartner
Marie Kelly
Anna Gray
Josie Wilson
Loretta Kelly
Cecil
Paul Keaton
Bessie
Florence Wright
Wyatt Keaton
Jack Gray
Dorothy Moreland
Billy Wolfenberger
Lester Cash
Hunt
J.T. Keaton
Frank Kasper
Abe Wolfenberger
Muskogee
Okla
Phoenix
City Clerk files Main Street paving transcript in remonstrance case
City Clerk Harris filed in the County Clerk a transcript of all proceedings on the Main Street paving from Broadway to Walnut. Objections to the improvement trigger a five day filing deadline and a court review to decide remonstrance validity. Judge Francines is expected to set a trial date soon at his country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Main Street
Broadway
Walnut Streets
Circuit Court
Francines
Remains of A. J. Grayson Return for Funeral
The remains of Lt. A. J. Grayson arrived by noon train from Franklin and were met by relatives and friends. They were taken to the Grayson home at Second and Battlenore streets, lie in state until the afternoon funeral conducted by Rev. Vergal Thompson. Odd Fellows Grand Army of the Republic Firemen and Press clubs sent representatives. Interment was in Springdale cemetery with pallbearers from active and honorary lists. Accompanying the remains to the city were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grayson of Franklin and Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Grnayson
Franklin
Statian
Mero George Be. Grayson
Second
Battlenore
Tevcheck
Qlatte
Grayson
Adast
Jim
Nuu Merais
Vergal Thompson
Wm J. Johnson
Raphael Kronenberger
Wi Gentrup
Patrick Wade
Henry Brashears
Albert T. Weber
A.D. Vanosdol
John Downey
Wm. M Snyder
A. S. Graham
Wm. Grayson
John Jones
Kansas City
Oliver Lawrence
Madison News Tells of Travels Marriages and Incidents
Local items report Mrs J H Coulter traveling to Chicago, peach shipments to Cincinnati, Sophia Rich returning to Indianapolis, James Stewart en route to Indianapolis for treatment, Tim Gray visiting from Indianapolis, funeral details for John Steel, Otto Brittenback and Mayme Brooks marriage in Carrollton, Ky. Ed Serving and family visiting Madison, George Blond and Bula Henry wed in Sanford Murphy appointed Bethlehem Canning receiver with 2500 bond, license issued to Robert Joe Craig and Mary Elizabeth Young for Hanover wedding plans at Planover. A night prowler alarm on Base Furst Street ends with the intruder fled naked and shoeless. authorities vow punishment to set an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Switzerland County
Madison
Indianapolis
Tim Gray
Gray
Rykera Ridge
Haugh
John Steel
Cragmont
Terre Haute
Otto Brittenback
Mayme Brooks
Ind
Carrollton
Ed. Serving
Saluda Township
George W. Blond
Dupont
Bula Faye Henry
Wirt
S. T. Long
Hinton
Sanford Murphy
New Washington
Bethlehem Canning Company
Robert Joe Craig
Mise Mary Elizabeth Young
Hanover
Mre
J. Frank Cray
Prof
A. H. Young
Planover
Meradoba Iporae
Featherstone v Featherstone divorce notice in Indiana
The Jefferson Circuit Court of Jefferson County Indiana issues a notice of suit for divorce in the October term 1913. Clarence Featherstone is a non resident named defendant required to appear October 7 1913 at Madison Indiana and answer the complaint filed July 11 1915. Clerk Edw M Prenatt seals the notice with attorney E Bear representing the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Jefferson County
Jefferson
Norah Featherstone
Clarence Featherstone
Indiana
Madison
Thia
M. Prenatt
E. Bear
Excursion by Corker for American Boy readers crowd
Rain did not dampen a large group of youths who joined the Marks & Benson Cos American Boy readers excursion to a summer resort. The Corker left Capt Laidley’s wharf just after 7 am, followed by Ferry Company gasoline launches, all filled with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks & Benson Cos
Laidley
Ferry Company
Morris
Bradley
Caplinger
Hide
Louisville
John R Ingles Invited Speaker at Columbus Postmasters Meet
Milton Ky resident John R Ingles of the Kentucky League attends the Columbus postmasters gathering as a guest yet is drafted to speak. He will address The Postal Savings System in Offices of the Fourth Class on Wednesday morning replacing C E Biller whose office lacks a postal savings department. Also noted are local ads for Bay-fresh Mrs Austin bag buckwheat and a claim that Buffalo plans ten thousand shade trees in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John R. Ingles
Milton
Kentucky League
C. E. Biller
Staunton
Mr. Biller
Walter Dowell Shot by National Guardsman Ball
Walter Dowell of Madison, a private in Co F 1st Indiana National Guard, was shot by Sergeant Edwin Ball at the state encampment. Dowell, 20, married to Nadine Claflin, is in a Madison hospital with a severe wound. Ball is held for court martial. Dowell had three years in the Guard and worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowell
Madison
Sergeant Ball
Indianapolis
Tad
The
Herald
Ind
Walter Dowell
Co. Fo
Quartermaster
Hoapital
Todianapolis
Edwin Ball
Odndiana National Goadsman
Dowel
Gatter
Feaerd
Thowlley
Boal Ceuhares
Bachis
Dowelbes
Tess
Dowelbis
Miaadisen
Porie Tonillara
Indiana National Guard
Indianapola Star
Miarchison
Tidiana National Gouard
Sergt
Lewin Ball
Benjamin Harnson
Cornell Avenue
Hall Creek
National Guard
Sert
Ball
North
Tlinois Street
Seret
Franklin
Kurtz
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Arthur Perry
Mashall
Fort Harrison
Sergt. Ball
Fall Creek
Perry
Company H
Chicago youth claims 500 robberies in two months
Walter Novak, 20, jailed with four others after fatally wounding Patrolman Sowers and beating Patrolman Walpole. He admits taking part in over thirty robberies in two months and boasts of a lifelong theft career, naming executed accomplices and a prior murder link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crima
Novak
Chicago
Walter Novak
Samuel W. Sowers
Frank Walpole
Frank Sommerling
Frank and
Ewald Shiblawski
Thomas Schultz
Fred W. Guelzow
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J. . Moreland
German Building & Add Association
Taff & Mount
East Second Street
Moreeland
Lousvile
Madsonians
Clark Harris
Council
A. J. Grayson
N. Horuff
Gb. Tarper
Wow. Creaier
M. D. Wilson
John A. Schuler
John T. Schofield
M.C. Cgiarber
John Bo. Niesse
Aos Chapman
W. S. Pratt
Mra
Marble Hill
Cincinnati
Mias
Sophia Rich
Indianapolia
Mrs
Henry Anger
Marks & Bacon
Speems
the Herald
National
Walter
Mr. Dowell
Gon
West Second Street
Misa Nadine Claflin
John Phowell
Weet Third Street
Cooper's Bottom
Denny
Canada
Carrollton, Ky
George N. Snelgrove
James Snelgrove
Georgetown
Prince Edward Island
T. H. Seymour
Middleboro, Vt
Horace
SAAB
Wotephreys
Infiucera
Trogciste
Ruwrobey
William and Ann Streets
New York
the Weekly Herald
Weekly Enquirer
Weekly
Enquirer
Htto
Great
Daily Enquirer
Herald Co
Madison Investment Co
Yo Ferborson
Rielert
Meadison
Ebersole
N. T. Drake
Masonic Bldg
Wee
Tinotal
Perley Isiemain
Sta Indians
Young Criminal
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