Madison Daily Notices Reflect Illnesses and Travel
Local news item notes residents facing pneumonia and bronchitis, travels by train to Cincinnati and Indianapolis, and employment moves. It mentions Homer Lous aiding the State Board of Education, Miss Rose Wagner renewing her daily Herald subscription, and social visits among Madison residents. A sixth-grade completion at Eggleston School is reported along with a Boston music course for Lola Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sheets
Walnut Street
Edward Becht
South Walnut Street
Carrie Roch
North Walnut Street
William
Roth
Aon
Cincinnati
State Board of Education
Homer Lous
That City
That City, Mra
Mary Monroe
Chldren
Lillian
Mary Margaret
Cor Tlienois
Mra
George Monroe, Sr
Misa Rose Wagner
Daily Herald
Anna Wagner
Margaret Hill
McLelland
Indianapolis
Hillia
Hanover
John B. Klein
M. J. Wilson
Greensburg
Hamilton
Hanover College
Garrett
Fred McCune
Fulton
Elmer Buchanan and Sons
Roy
Ray
Homer
Rush County
Elizabeth Buchanan
Hebron
Calvin Cisco
Kate Lavelle
Ella McCarthy
W. S. Wirick
Logansport
Winnie White
North Jefferson Street
Harry Miller
Brooksburg
Miller
North Madisson
Madison Township
Eggleston School
St. Mary’s School
Atudente
Hanna
Lola Johnson
M. C. Johnson
Mulberry Street
Washington
Boston
Lavera
Death of Madison German Citizen Frank Genter
After five years of illness and two years bedridden with blindness, Frank Genter died at his South East Street home. Born in Sasbach Germany on December 3 1841 he served in the Civil War with the Ohio Blue and later became a brick manufacturer in Madison. He leaves eight children Mollie Bertha Emma Helen Victoria Louie Clell and Alfred, plus brother Robert Gunter of Chattanooga and sister Mrs Michael Schneider of Madison. He was a member of St Marys church and a devout Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Genter
Madison
South East Street
Francis Xavier Genter
Sasbach
Baden
Germany
Ohio
Veronica Hoefredt
Clenter v
Mollie
Bertha
Emma
Helen
Victoria
Louie
Tampa
Fla
Clell
Alfred
Robert Gunter
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mra
Michael Schneider
St. Mary's Church
Court proceedings in Smith v Holton schedule delays and estates action
In the case Smith v Holton the trial was continued after noon and adjourned to Monday noon with a jury unlikely until Wednesday or Thursday. Clyde McCartney, administrator, obtained a circuit court order to sell 13 acres of Republican Township land to cover debts. Simerson Lemen represents the administrator. Final settlement for Peter Gillee’s estate was approved. The will of Frances Rees, wife of John B. Ross, was filed for probate leaving the estate to daughter Frances Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Ve. Holton
Clyde McCartney
Albert McCartney
Circuit Court
Republican Township
Simerson Lemen
Peter Gillee
John Chapman
Frances Rees
John B. Ross
Frances Ross
Revolting charge against Thomas Goodin in local abuse case
Police seek Thomas Goodin of North Depot Street on a grave charge of attempted assault on his ten year old daughter. A prominent citizen followed them to a deserted house and Goodin fled before officers arrived. The girl is unharmed and a medical exam is pending. Goodin, about 18, is described as a hard drinker and possibly not mentally sound. A county-wide search continues with expectations of capture within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Goodin
North Depot Street
Goodin
Monroe
City Council Sets July 14 for Remonstrances Hearings
City council with Mayor Harper approves minutes and bids. Leland Scott Bible Class seeks tent on Broadway for services between Third Street and Presbyterian Ave. Remonstrances must be filed by July 14. Warehousing, paving plans, water pressure, and routine bills discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Leland Scott
White
Waite
Sehall
Walnut Street
Phillip Wahn
Guy Hanna
Board of Health
Main Street
Barrett
Broadway
Moyineer Ray Fer
Yonker
Peark Packing House
Johnson
Robt
H. Davis
Payrol
John Haak
Maryparet Schwab
John B. Lawler
Patrick Wade
Standard Out Co
Fred Winnefeld
SIS
Chas. Fischer
Madison Wagon & Carriage Co
Che Herald
A. H. McGlasson
the Herald Co
George Kk. Denny
Daily Courier
Madison Light & Fuel Co
Schofield
Holcomb
Madison News Briefs From Jefferson Street To Indianapolis
A string of local and visiting residents are noted in Madison and surrounding areas. Several individuals travel to Indianapolis, Logansport, and Bloomington while relatives and guests extend well wishes for weddings and funerals.
Court adjourns then reconvenes in damapre suit hearing
Court resumed Friday at noon to hear the Philp Smith damage suit with defense presenting its case. Testimony continues as witnesses are called. the case is expected to last another three hours or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Looofelock
Philp Smith
Gary
Lao
Ming Panny Rosa
Beer
Totem Bobiosa
Matson
Sumer Mar
Walter Fb. Buneh
South Weat Street
Mrs Adaline Jones Dies After Long Illness in Indianapolis
Mrs Adaline K Jones aged in the late 80s or early 90s passes after a prolonged illness. She leaves a large family of fourteen children born to her Union with Mr Jones, with 37 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Surviving are four daughters Mrs Granville Cottam Mrs Jon Scholtes Mrs Henry Schad and Mrs Bertlibore. five sons Austin Todianapota Neat Harvey and three others. Funeral services are planned with many relatives expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Dans
St. Fame
Ourmie
Faehristar Horton
Tsi
Abenry Setiad
Hes
Hodhnay
Ates Mts
Bates
Marie
Wong
Pacer
Thusoaty
Theoearly
Mira Foote
Indianapola
Christenchur
Ter
Mr. Jones
Pour
Granville Cottam
Jon Scholtes
Henry Schad
Mira
Bertlibore
Neat
Harvey and
Flail
Thes City
Dent
Besttes der Nitve
Seecat
Officers Elected by No 4 Fire Co for Six Months
The No 4 Fire Co elected officers for the next six months. President Andrew Jacobs. Vice President Adam Schmidt. Secretary John Kalb. Treasurer Adam Kalb. Chief Frank J. Schram. Assistant Chief A G Winter. First Hose Director William Schnabel. Second Hose Director William Bersch. First Pipesman Charles Born. Second Pipesman Jov Sheeta. Driver Frank Sheets. Messenger William Lietz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 4 Fire Co
Andrew Jacobs
Adam Schmidt
John Kalb
Adam Kalb
Frank J. Schram
A. G. Winter
Wm. Schnabel
Wm. Bersch
Chas
Jov. Sheeta
Frank Sheets
Wm. Lietz
Property transfers listed for James and Cave families
Fred I James and wife transfer property on South Walnut Street to George A Monroe and wife for 725 dollars. Thomas F Cave and wife sell Cave et al sixty acres in Graham township for 1200 dollars. In February 17 88 children were born in Pennsylvania. For every sticker there are a dozen quitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘I’. James
George A. Monroe
South Walnut Street
Thos. F. Cave
Russell Cave
Graham Township
Pennsylvania
Services for the Late Frank X. Genter
Funeral services for the late Frank X. Genter were held at St. Mary's Church this morning with Father Bauer delivering a tribute to the decedent. The burial took place at Walnut Street Cemetery with pallbearers named BOW Pfortner Henry Niesse Peter dbertz Nelson Gi Wynan J.J Kasper and Nicholas Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank No Genter
St. Mary's Church
Walnut Street
Bow. Pfortner
Henry Niesse
Peter Dbertz
Nelson Gi
Wynan
J.J Kasper
Nicholas Lyons
Long-serving officers highlighted in Nowadire Company election
The Nowadire Company elected officers last Friday night with several members noted for long tenure. Adam Wald was elected treasurer on January 5, William Dietz became messenger, Frank Sheets driver, and John Kalb secretary, all marking numerous consecutive terms. Additional notes mention a six month term for No. 4 Fire Co and a shipment of Mrs. Austins Buckwheat. Also stated is that Scouts fand holds over 3,000,000 acres as game preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowadire Company
Lous
Moet
Adam Wald
William Dietz
Frank Sheets
John Kalb
No. 4 Fire Co
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J. C. Dunn
Walter Meidt
Irene
Charles Dunn
J. B. Owens
Louisville
Calvin Coons
Mr. Coons
Totten
X Genter
Court News
Malin St
John McGregor
Jefferson
Miaag Melia Tarrabee
Spencer
Viet Misa Weatfall
Mer Raymond Crazy Weria
Wood. Reed
Bana
Ind
Methe Gueat
Wool. Harley
Planower Road
A. €. Long
Moorefield
Ndisnapois
Wansia
Fred Young
Brookeburg
Marabett
Wls. Worth
Migstifa McCarty
Mera Wonnie White
St. Mary's
Choautampaa Park
McM. Hamolten
Wires VE. Poteh
Hartes Glttings
Duila Wotterman
Maxis
Mera
Mary J. Phallips
Ta. Staton
Tema Pfeitrr
Moodie
Orotheie
Thortauys
Tome
Lgtanapolis
Pho Therad
Moon
Ninersan Mederab
Denry Woepennd
Misa Atta
Mer
Benjamin Polta
Lourville
Ciace Church
Machlan
Charles
Klean
Eugene
Joseph Cooper
Thomas BB. McGregor
Olivet
Kansas
John McGreggor
Jefferson Street
Indiana
Bloomington
Clara Heuse
Otto Heuge
Wis
University of Wisconsin
House
Bradley Institute
Peoria
Tile
John Radclifte
Clarksville
Teon
Chicago
Haul Dowell
St. Paul, Minn
Pioneer Press
Dowell
South Trimble
Washington, D. C
Anna Quarles
George W. Quarles
Price
Quaries
Frank
Mayor's Court
Sak Street
Subuler
Poe
Frootman P Pollig
Ruby Liongtecker
Croltie Athens
de Ouben Sweeney
Amd
Farlinar
Squire Stuart's Court
Doug Teabtem
Tames
Fnk
Dewar
Nage
Dane Syre
Wire
Stuart Cour
Efassandt
Browar
Polward AP
Albom
Alto Shere
Lancaster
Edward Trae Sens
Buralbin
Clay County
William Grabend
New
Landertaker Hauyeh
W. O. Bunch
White Bender Yard
Bunch
Dhussell Wynne
Weekly Herald
Mary Clashman
Mr. Wyne
Edward King
Los Angeles
Cal
King
New York
Cal King
Los Anges Ley
Mrs
Adaline K Jones
Thies City
Iadvana Pearis
Nebante Louse
Pam
Jerane
F. F
Frank X. Genter
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