Vernon seeks Pythian sister organization and other local notes
Local items include Vernon forming a Pythian sisters group, teachers’ annual appointments, licenses to wed for John Dixon Jr and Lizzie Beisen, and a nuptial set for this evening. Three veterans seek original pensions under new law with the local pension board. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised for blood purification. Geo. 8 Henninger plans to handle Fred Glass’s ice cream. Fred T Reed to wed Mary C Tevis at Morris chapel in Brooksburg at 7:30 p.m. Hanover College commencement near. umbrella borrowing suggested to return loans. Nellie Emerson married T. F. Weidemann in Albion IL. School children received promotion certificates. seminary bell to resume September. Jefferson County Medical Society officers elected. Scarlet Fever paper by Dr. Sanderson. executive committee named. A.O.H. meeting elected officers and county delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Henninger
Madison
Fred Glass
North Vernon Banner
Fred T. Reed
James K. Reed
Mary C. Tevis
Morris Chapel
Brooksburg
Hanover College
Hanover
Bertie Emanel
Nellie Emerson
Albion
T. F. Weidemann
Jefferson County Medical Society
J. H. Christie
J. Cooperider
C.C. Copeland
Sanderson
Second
Walnut Streets
Phomas Owen
Michael Noon
James Dowd
Wm. Gordon
Peter Klein
Rec
B. Clark
Pan Finnegan
John Boyle
HW. J. Collins
Resignations and Death Reported in Madison and Bucktuma
Miss Mary Aten resigns from Madison public schools with thanks to the School Board. Maggie Liggett and Clara Henry also resign due to health concerns. their notices are accepted. The Madison High School class of 1892 expresses gratitude to Principal George C. Hubbard. News from Bucktuma, Miss., reports the death of Jesse Thomas at age forty four, who had recently married Annie Kibby and moved south. He leaves three children and will be buried at Bucktuma. both he and his wife were Methodists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Liggett
Walnut Street
Clara Henry
Central School
George C. Hubbard
Madison High School
Bucktuma
Miss
Jesse Thomas
Annie Kibby
J. W. Littlejohn
Hayden
Scout Lochard
Circuit Court
Caddie Hayden
Miss Hayden
Joroner Murett
Squire Cravens
Graduating Class of '92 Honors at Opera House
Immense audience fills the Opera House for Public High School Graduating Class of 1892. Students deliver prepared orations under Prof. Hubbard and assistants, with Miss Theresa L. Richards as valedictorian and gifts awarding scholarships in Earlham College and a Fostoria college. Hubbard’s resignation noted with best wishes as he may accept a college professorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Etta Hoffstadt
Christian Church
Abbie Townsend
Maggie R. Bulirlage
Elizabeth Herbst
Carrie A. Weyer
Nellie D. Roberts
Nellie Z. Barber
Edward S. Roberts
Robert McKenna
England
Thos. A. Hoffman
Chas. H. Robinson
Theresa L. Richards
J.H. Barnard
Geo. C. Hubbard
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Fostoria
Ohio
Hubbard
Madison
Mystery of Scout Lochard death deepens with new clues
The coroner hears Miss Hayden and others as investigators pursue who fired the shot that killed Scout Lochard. Rumor links Thomas Johnson to a separate violent incident. Funeral for Lochard held. Hayden's preliminary trial proceeds with witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Pavey
Oclock
C. W. Tinsley
Squire Cravens
Miss Hayden
Mike Tarpy
Jack Barnes
Dan Jones
Ed Gorrie
Frank Johnson
Frank Peters
Springdale Cemetery
Allison
Bear
Debility Cure Claims from Iron Biers Promoted
An OCR fragment advertises Iron Biers as a general remedy to cure debility, cleanse the liver, and improve appetite, claiming benefits for worn out individuals. No verifiable details or sources accompany the claim.
Trimble county growers to organize at Milton meeting
News notes include Loyal James Graham signaling a Harrison victory or dark horse, a fine of Edward Cox for assault on Mary Blackburn, and Switzerland county debt elimination with a May 1st 1892 balance of 443.16. A Junior Christian Endeavor wagon enjoys a Happy Valley picnic, James Furbush dies at 49, John Dixon Jr and Lizzie Bieson wed at St Michael's church with a reception at the Bieson homestead, plus Irish Times and Cork Herald copies received from John Adams in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graham
Minneapolis
Harrison
Edward Cox
Squire Allen
Mary Blackburn
Cox
Gorgas
Switzerland County
Junior
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Happy Valley
Hanover Bottom
James Furbush
Lower Market Street
Davis
Jeffersonville
John Dixon, Jr
Lizzie Bieson
Guthneck
St. Michael’s Church
Bieson
Herald
Brilliant Nuptials at Madison Hotel in Grand Style
Louis Sulzer and Miss Rose Lefly wed at the Madison Hotel last night at 8. Rev. Messing officiated in the east parlor. A lavish feast followed, with telegraphs and letters from distant friends, toasts, dancing to Hollis’ orchestra, and generous gifts. The couple departed on the morning train amid community good wishes. Twin City Express and luxury rail service promos follow in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sulzer
Rose Lefly
David Lefly
Madison Hotel
Messing
Indianapolis
Hollis’ Orchestra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernon
Lizzie Beisen
Board of Pension Examiners
Mary Aten
Mabison
Madison Public Schools
Lochard
A. R. Beach
North Madison
Peach
Trimble County
Milton
John Adams
Dublin
Irish Times
Cork Herald
Twin City Express
St. Louis
St. Paul
Burlington
Twin Cities
Twin City
Hudson River
New Orleans
Louisville Southern Railway
Queen & Crescent
Lexington
Burgin
Louisville
H. Woodwell, D. P. A
India
Oxford
Arno
Schmidt
Horuff
Brandenburg
N. Horuff
Paris
Reliable
Rogers
Cowlams
Main St
N. T. Drake & CO
West Main Street
Madison, Ind
Geo
Diederich’s
the Madison Brewing CO
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