Madison column notes sellings illnesses and travels
A Madison notice column reports Rodney Danner selling a yearling gelding to Stout of Paoli for 250 dollars. Tillie Kremer is ill with suspected typhoid at her Walnut street home. Various residents travel, visit, or attend events from Sandusky Ohio to Wellsburg West Virginia, with engagements at Cassady home, Michael’s School, and a Knoebel-James wedding. A Col John Jacob Astor estate appraisal tops 85 thousand dollars and Vincent Astor inherits 661 199. Mrs Lincoln Pixon and Claire Dixon return from Washington after three months there. A Marguerite Vasue and Oliver Francisco wedding occurs at the Wirt neighborhood. A Corker party travels to Louisville. Attorney Bear resumes libel action in Frankfort against the steamer Alma over creditors’ claims, with potential sale by the S Marshal if unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Kremer
North Walnut Street
R. A. Williams
Laporte
Charles Williams
Robert Kiein
Sandusky
Ohio
Cassidy
West Second Street
Wellsburg
W. Va
Lincoln Pixon
Misa Claire Dixon
Indiana
North Vernon
Washington
Misa Marguerite Aura Vasue
Oliver Francisco
S. J. Long
Rosa Jewett
Dnl
East Fourth Street
Wate Linenwe
S. Marshal
Final settlement in W H Rogers estate and will probate
Court today finalized the estate of W H Rogers via Attorney John McGregor. The will of Magdalena Huck was probated naming John Huck and Anthony Huck as heirs with equal division of the remainder among her children. A juvenile neglect case involving Peter Biegen and wife was heard this afternoon. Transfers include Henry G Martch heirs to Maggie Downey property in the city for 1050 and James S Whitton to William F Spillman of 39.67 acres in Shelby township for 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Rogers
John McGregor
Eckert
John Huck
Anthony Huck
Clement J
Louisa Raffauf
County Board of Chanties
Peter Biegen
Henry G. Martch
Mamie K. Martch
Maggie Downey
James S. Whitton
Willian F Spillman
Shelby Township
City Council Special Session Hears Dead Animal Removal Bids
City Council and Board of Health met in special session to review bids for removal of dead animals and other decay matters. After opening bids from Archie Monroe, Rousch & Hammel, A W Waltz, and Charles McClay, the body recommended no bids be accepted and to return certified checks. The council adjourned after consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Board of Health
White
Archie Monroe
Rousch & Hammel
A. W. Waltz
Charles McClay
Council and Board of Health
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Body of Mrs. Blaze Recovered After Suicide in River
The body of Mrs. Alice Blaze, who drowned in the Ohio River Wednesday noon, was found this morning near Orlock, floating near a steamer rope. Coroner Cochran viewed the body and it was sent to the undertaker for burial preparations. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow from West Third Street residence with Rev. Abe officiating. son Charles Blaze of Alton arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Blaze
Oho
Ohe
Orlock
William Ward
William Walters
Slap Yard
Cochran
Setineder
Loase
Ouriai
Charles Blaze
Alton
Herald
Madison News Roundup Highlights Local Movements And Notices
Madison July 16 residents and students are listed with travels and farewells. Hanover student A. Watts returns home from Muncie. Dr J. Rapp heads to Cincinnati for his cousin J B Rapp’s funeral. Chinese student James Wong leaves for Lafayette. Mrs Wallick improves after illness. Reece Hill visits Brook from Madison. Birth announced for Joseph Derossette’s son in Petersburg Ky. Engagements announced for William Duke and Addie Hougesfield. Samuel Willama and dielch ritzbar. Cross ambulance carries Mrs Ward to Wing’s Daughters Hospital. Several local trips to Whankakes Ill and Hayden. Gold and silver bars found with unknown fate. Miss Clara Schumber returns to Rushville to teach. Country Cousin comedy to be staged in Manville for Foren Missions. Conductor Barry Garives moves to Madison with family. Trades noted: Joseph de Niesse sells driving horse to Mr Hunger. Alma May Pfister funeral today. burial at Springdale. J K Tibbetts escorts Mildred Tibbetts from Louisville. art studio visit. Court news covers Smith v Holton et al with pending trial to next term. damages in dispute over mind and property. City quarry blast damages case filed seeking damages and injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph de Niesse
Hunger
Fee
Grramm
Henry Hunger
Hayden
Jennings County
Oscar
Alma May
William J. Pfister
Cemetery Street
Peter Wolf Injured in Walnut Street Runaway
Mr. Peter Wolf of Pleasant Ridge was seriously injured when his wagon ran away on Walnut Street. He was thrown, unconscious briefly, revived, then continued with business. Eggs and butter spilled. wagon wheel broken but no major damage. Also reports the engagement of John Kasper to Edna Schneider of Indianapolis with wedding planned June 25 in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wolf
Pleasant Ridge
Walnut Street
Wolf
Tie
Alex Glore
Cook
Mr. Wolf
John Kasper
Edna Schneider
Indianapolis
Kasper
M. A. Kasper
Youngstown
Ohio
The
Herald
Happy Wedding Unites Telah Pritzler and Samuel Williams
Saturday evening at the residence of Shere Mckay Reverend Varga Thompson united Telah Pritzler of Brooksbturge and Samuel Williams of Charleston Clark Co. They will reside briefly with the bride’s parents before moving to a home in Charlestown. The bride, daughter of Augustus Fritzler, is beloved among East End youth. the groom is a rising Charleston businessman and township trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timall Young
Shere Mckay
Varga Thompson
Prinity Church
Telah Pritzler
Brooksbturge
Samuel Willams
Charleston, Clark Co
Charlestown
Augustus Fritzler
Milton Township
Charleston
Funeral services for Frank Forthofer held yesterday
Funeral services for Frank Forthofer were conducted yesterday afternoon at the family home on North Jefferson Street with Bishop Van Buren of Christ Church presiding. Eagles provided burial at Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers William Wilkerson Michael Quinn John Kekert Clarence Oliver Albert Winter George Keller Thomas Cavanaugh Ambrose Juurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Forthofer
North
Jefferson Street
Bishop van Buren
Christ Church
Springedale
William Wilkerson
Michael Quinn
John Kekert
Clarence Oliver
Albert Winter
George Keller
Thomas Cavanaugh
Ambrose Juurs
Funeral services for Mrs Alice Blaze held yesterday
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Blaze widow of the late George Blaze were held at 4 oclock yesterday afternoon at her home on West Third Street. Rev Delana C Bear conducted the service with many friends in attendance. Burial was in Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers Virgil Griffey Welby Monroe Luther Roberts Charles Bowman Henry Server Adam McLeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Blaze
George Blaze
West Third Street
Delana C. Bear
Springdale Cemetery
Virgil Griffey
Welby Monroe
Luther Roberts
Charles Bowman
Henry Server
Adam McLeland
Daughters of the American Revolution Observe Flag Day in Madison Park
The Madison chapter of the D A R celebrated Flag Day with members and guests at a city park. Miss May Wilson spoke on flag respect and desecration, Mrs Barber outlined flag ceremony rules, and Eleanor Wyatt recounted a navy flag tale. A supper followed, honoring attendees from Dupont Vevay Kokomo Chicago and others as sunset ended a joyful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revoolution
United States
Madison
AJR
Ford
Miss May Wilson
Wm. A. Guthrie
Moss Marie Lewis
Dupont
Pleasants
RR. M. Copeshand
Fiske
Vevay
Denny Springer
Kokomo
Markley
Chicago
Sergeant Jesse Hall Wins Rifle Contest in Bloomington Parade Escort
The First Regiment rifle contest at Bloomington produced high scores with six Co. F shooters. Sergeant Jesse Hall led the group to win a place on the team. The unit then escorted Gov. Ralston in a parade before the governor spoke at Indiana University. Col. Louden commanded the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondiana National Grord
Bloomington
Recquiment
Co. F
Jesse Hall
Michael E Garber Celebrates 34th Birthday at Courier
Michael E Garber business manager of the Courier turned 34 last Saturday in a quiet celebration. A versatile newspaper man he handles business, typesetting, make up, and office work. he served as a private in Company F of the 159th Indiana during the Spanish American War. Garber later worked in Salt Lake City before returning to the local paper where he remains a prominent figure in journalism. Bay Fresh supply Mrs. Austins Bag Buckwheat now on hand at your grocer’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael FE. Garber
The
Courier
Clarker
Indiana
Co. F
Guilford S. Garber
Salt Lake City
Bay
Commencement Week at Hanover College Details
The Hanover College program outlines ceremonies today and tomorrow with graduation exercises on Wednesday. Events include Sigma Phi Epsilon activities, faculty and student gatherings, and the annual interfraternity meeting. Governor Samual Ralston will arrive tomorrow, attend a faculty reception at President Millar's home, and deliver the commencement address the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planover College
Tomrrow
Woodthletie Pield
Sigma Bredta Par
Pennis Llourmament
Simms
Hallemenor
Dounell Chapel
Lenschauer
Dokyay Pipans
Rufua
Adami
Vescuhoy Hall
Alumeta
Diane Ds
Poodam
Everein
WWE
Thomas William Biarr
Dielboon
Thizabeth Cain
Anna Clara Mohhebhter
Leslie Ord Winslow
Indiana
Ralston
Hhasover
Millia
Thelianapolis
Children's Day at Karst Presbyterian Church Inspires Praise
Children presented recitations and songs, under a well staged memorial setting with art glass windows, choir music, and floral decorations. The pastor delivered an apt address as families enjoyed a peaceful, uplifting afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karst
Tarascon steamer burned near Louisville after trade rethink
The Tarascon, built for the Louisville and Evansville trade and later owned by the Cincinnati, Louisville and Memphis Packet Company, burned near Louisville while waiting for a better trade. It was considered a solid vessel with few accidents. a later imitation Tarascon exists in the Netherlands, while Minnesota reports state property insured at 9 and 27,717.07 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Evansville
Cincinnati, Louisville and Memphis Packet Company
Cincinnnat
Louisville and Evansville Packet Company
Netherlands
Minnesota
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Rodney Danner
Lamb
Mr. Stout
Paoli
Ind
Meon
William Fresieben
al Nschissel
Dr. Denny
Ross Long
Missy Mimrel Mc
Miathan Bedford Democrat
Col
John Jacob Astor
New York
Senate
Vincent Astor
Court News
Real Estate Traneters
Geo. Blaze
Oeclock
Abe
A. Dd. Watts
Hanover Stuent
Muncie
J.J. Rapp
J.B. Rapp
James W. Wong
Hanover
Lafayette
Peter Wallick
Reece Hill
Brook
Walham Eli
Joseph Derossette
Petersburg
William
J. Duke
Addie Houges Field
City
Samuel Willama
Clark County
Dielch Ritzbar
Sarah Youngr
Margaret Tague
Peaneius Preonatt Bor
Whankakes, HL
Stites
Suver
Clara Schmber
Rushville
Odielas
John Davony
Milton
Kye
Philathea
Manville
Met
Foren Missions Fund
Barry Garives
Wing Tits
Pennsylvania
Lanes
John Gibson
South
Maddson
Frean Columbus
J. K. Tibbets
Misa Mildred I. Tibbets
E. C. Standford
Falls City
E. C. Stanford
Mamie Martin
Mary Conner
Edith Wemberton
Viola Hirschberg
Marnie Davis
Charlotte Jones
Tlalitp Smith
Charles E. Holton
Ripley
Tome of
Etock
Plantiff
Mortotth
Siithois
Pierre
Ripley Country
Smith
Sulzer & Bear
Hall
Po. Bear Marshall and
Hunting. Wean
Taouis
Les Attorney Berg du
Bear
Tie Ceomphant
Hocs
Excelsior Clues
Trinity Church
Evelyn Wells
Herga
Excelsior
Earl Nest
Mary JL. Wadaworth
G. W. Rains
Mame Hanna
Messrs
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Sergeant Hall
Rifleshooters
Michael E. Garber
of Hanov
First Presbyterian Church
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