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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1913

Page

5

Local News Notes From Madison Activity and Travel

The Madison Herald reports residents traveling for visits and events including Mrs. Clara Vickey moving to Brooklyn Indiana for winter, Mr. Charles A. Holman returning to Indianapolis, and Mr. Harley Warman visiting the city with his son. A church picnic is planned at Copeland’s woods, Shunpike, and hampered city ash removal shifts as of today. Local residents also make trips to Bloomington, Paducah, and Minneapolis for schooling, relatives, or associations.

Harley Warman Little Son Ti Herald

Mrs John B Ross Is Remembered At Madison Service

Frances Bachman Ross longtime Madison resident and wife of John B Ross died at home on East street in June after a brief illness. The 77 year old mother and grandmother left a large family with strong ties to the community and church. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday at 6 p.m. on East street with a large circle of friends offering condolences.

John B. Ross East Street Frances Bachman Ross Eamily Whiebauld Bachemin Madison Ats Bachman Buth Indiana Volunteers Antietam Mra Louis Holstein Mra. Neal Stevens Mee Kinney Watts Vawter Nareigsa Bachman Bachman Indianapolis Frances Bachman John B Ross Elizabeth Jobe Walter Frances Tom Paylor Loui Pirzibethy Tate Trow Prances Taylor Ross Second Presbyterian Church Michigan Rast Street

Fire damages West Madison cottage and threatens neighbor

Firefighters battled a blaze that destroyed the Feuerstein cottage on Main Street and damaged the adjacent Paulman home. The fire spread from the Feuerstein residence due to a blow torch used by painter Charles Kernen. No insurance covered the Feuersteins. both homes are damaged or destroyed with extensive water damage to belongings. The incident tested nearby hydrants and the new West Madison cistern as crews fought the fire in dry conditions.

West Madison Henry Feuerstein Main Street Charles Kernen Feuerstein Berg Beuere Julia Paulman William Gibbs

Court News Jury Trial Postponed to October Term

In circuit court Judge Francisco denied a continuance in the Phillip Smith damage suit and the case proceeded to trial with the jury finally selected. Opening statements concluded and testimony began this afternoon. Jury members include Wheaton Laitchfield Bierck Lyons Manaugh Crawley Royce Kosman Arbuckle King Noe Lamb. Separately farmers report crop damage from cool weather and a dry spell, fearing no hay crops and corn losses in many localities.

Francisco Phillip Smith Avice Wheaton E.G. Laitchfield Nicholas Bierck John H. Lyons Harper Manaugh Mark Crawley Eugene Royce Samuel Kosman Charles Arbuckle Melvin King William Noe John Lamb

Private sale of Bainbridge wharf and adjacent lots

Attorney S J Bear as receiver for Giale Thomas sold the Bainbridge wharf property the levee from the first alley west of West street to Elm street and a Front street lot opposite the levee to Madison Wharfboat Co for 1500. A Ferry and Front streets corner lot half owned by Jacob Mercer Trinidad Co to John Haglin for 105. A small personal property lot sold to Dora Welch. Other properties received lower bids and will be sold later at public auction.

S. J. Bear Giale Thomas Mr. Thomas Bainbridge Wharf Weat Street Elm Street Front Street Madison Wharfboat Co Ferry Front Streets Jacob Mercer Trinidad Col John Haglin Dora Welch

Mrs Elizabeth Ward Dies in West Madison

Mrs Elizabeth Ward aged 23 wife of William Ward of West Madison died at King’s Daughters hospital. Funeral services are set for two o clock tomorrow at her home with burial in Springdale cemetery. She was formerly Layton and survived by her husband her parents and several brothers and sisters with no children.

Mra Hl Chistie Theensbury Mra. J. RR Cook Jov Easton M. Cravens Phe Hebatapanas Migs Maurel Larimore Brooks Dure Oregon Weruse Ville Leoussville Charies Robert Glass Charles Brnedersdorf Publ.c Works Guy Harris J. C. Cook Hivens Hole Waper Theatre Rivens Elizabeth Ward William Ward West Madison King’s Daughters Hospital Springdale Cemetery

Louisvillian Philip Meyer 75 Dies After Illness

Philip Meyer longtime Louisville cafe proprietor aged 75 died at 1061 South Fifth Street after a prolonged illness. He was born in Cincinnati and survived by his widow Mary Meyer seven sons and daughters thirty four grandchildren and more. Funeral services were held from his residence and Holy Name church with interment in St. Louis cemetery.

Julip Meyer South Fifth Street Louisville Cincinnati Meyers Mary Klein Meyer Avery Avenue Fourth Fifth Streets Mary Meyer Samuel Jones August Eberling Conrad Faust George Noble Philip Henry Jacob Meyer Holy Name Church St. Louis Cemetery

Citizenship Reform and Civic Duty for Madison

An editorial urges comprehensive citizenship reform to fix bad streets alleys water sewerage and governance. It blames indifference and urges residents to join movements, study local history, and demand responsible local government for a cleaner more progressive Madison.

Indiana Items: Multiple small town notices

Terre Haute five year old Terre Haute Jack Gardner dies from dilation of stomach after eating green apples. Wortland Fourth of July parade to feature Indiana and Jay county historical floats. Bloomington assault charges against Cleve Hines Jerry Ayers and Samuel Gray overruled with fines and costs. Monroe City eight year old Ralph Wheeler recovering from tetanus gangrene after roller injury. foot amputated following lockjaw.

Terre Haute Jack Belmont Gardner Wortland Indiana Jay County Bloomington Cleve Hines Jerry Ayers Samuel Gray James Dutton Wilson Monroe Ralph Curtis Wheeler

Daily Market Report Wheat and live stock prices

Grain and livestock figures show weak wheat with No 2 red around 100-101 and No 3 white around 61-63, oats mixed and hay steady. Cattle and hogs listed with ranges for weights and quality, noting steady to firm under basic market conditions and standard feed estimates.

Madison Wholesale Market Quotations

Daily market sheet for Madison wholesale, listing prices for live poultry eggs and fowl including hens springers cocks old and young turkeys geese ducks and other poultry. Prices shown for hay and grain buying prices such as timothy mixed hay clover straw oats and corn per bushel.

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