Local notes from Madison travel and events
March items include train travelers Mrs Elizabeth Debler Roeder and Miss Katherine Kruse plus visits of Mrs Maggie Barringer and family to North Madison and Mr S T Long returning to Elizabethtown. Niagara flagship raised after a century. L C Garelinghouse will probate. Adrian M Newens to give April Opera House talk. local marriages and property sales noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Debler Roeder
Louisville
Katherine Kruse
L. V. Cravens
Hammond
Maggie Barringer
Pleasant Retreat
Trimble County
North Madison
S. T. Long
Samuel Lowe
Elizabethtown
Sarah Marsh
North Vernon
Noble suffers fainting spell at home
Mr. Oliver A. Noble of south East street fainted yesterday afternoon and was unconscious for a time. He is improving under Dr. H. S. Hatch care and is thought to have narrowly escaped a paralysis stroke. Noble, before retirement, was a well known river steamboat mate and able officer on large boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver A. Noble
South East Street
H. S. Hatch
Mr. Noble
Real Estate Transfers In Saluda and North Madison
Charles F Hyatt and wife transfer 77 acres in Saluda township and property in North Madison to Ada Hyatt for 9000 dollars. Ada Hyatt transfers the same property back to Charles F Hyatt for private consideration. William Kahn heirs sell property on South Jefferson Street to Anna Fiyon for 4500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hyatt
Ada Hyatt
Saluda Township
North Madison
William Kahn
Anna Fiyon
Jefferson Street
Monroe Lodge Odd Fellows Celebrates 77th Anniversary
Old Monroe In fitting manner last night Monroe Lodge of Odd Fellows the second oldest in the state celebrated its 77th birthday. A history read by F M Hill traced the lodge from its founding through present day with notes on fire that destroyed the hall. The gathering included Rebekahs, musical interludes by Vail Victrola and Berach orchestra, readings by C P Richardson and Elmer Crozier, and a farewell for Louis Sulzer before his move to Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monror Lodge of Odd Fellows
F. M. Hill
Ths Foundation
Rebekahs
Hill
Odd Fellowship
Madison
Thompson
Prof Long
C. P Richardson
Elmer Crozier
Louis Sulzer
Secretary Hill
Mexico
Sulzer
Clifty Items and Local Happenings in Madison Area
Mies Luke Borcherding visits Madison as guest of aunt Clara Metzger and Mrs Will Gentrup. John Humphrey plans a Taulman timber trade. mill remains nearby. Charles H. Jones of Pittsburg visits home folks. Charlee noted as South Western tele graph inspector. Bailey Jones resumes assessor duties. Edna Gabel guests of Mrs Harry Dean. Will Borcherding Jr to repaint his home. Mrs Curtie Garlinghouse set sale near Gym school house on March 2. Jacob Borcherding to Louisville to buy cattle. Earlham College baseball schedule lists Hanover at Richmond May 16 and Hanover at Hanover May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Luke Borcherding
Madison
Clara Metzger
Will Gentrup
John Humphrey
Taulman
Humphrey
Charles H. Jones
Pittsburg
Charlee
Bailey Jones
Edna Gabel
Harry Dean
Will Borcherding
Curtie Garlinghouse
Sam Wallace
W. D. Jones
Jacob Borcherding
Louieville
Madison Sails for Chicago and Milwaukee as Louis Sulzer Leaves
Louis Sulzer departs Madison by afternoon train for Chicago and Milwaukee to helm a new department store as treasurer. The Herald highlights his self made success, civic leadership, and impact on Madison while noting his family’s departure and wished well in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Meno
Louis Sulzer
Chicago
Milwaukee
Herald
Wisconsin
Sulzer
Monroe Lodge of Odd Fellows
Syracuse Lodge
K. P
Commercial Club
B'nai Brith
Chautauqua
United States
Europe
Mr. Sulzer
Patrick Wade Honored on 71st Birthday in Madison Community
A Madison obit style notice praises Patrick Wade a longtime grain and feed businessman for his 71st birthday celebration attended by his children and grandchildren. Born in Ireland in 1842, he emigrated to the United States at age eight and built a substantial career across Madison and Louisville, now owning multiple properties and serving in financial circles. His late wife Celia Langan left six children. Wade, a Democrat, has declined political office to focus on business. Cecelia Ford of Indianapolis attended as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Wade
Wade
Cecelia Ford
Indianapolis
Mr. Wade
Ireland
United States
America
Madison
Martin
Ann Wade
ISG
F. Prenatt & Co
Louisville
McKee, Cunningham & Co
Jas. Hargan & Co
Mise Celia Langan
Mary
Ella
John Monahan
Charles Ford
Martino
John
Aways
Sita
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims universal cure and reward
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh and a constitutional remedy. It offers $100 to anyone not cured and invites testimonials from Toledo Ohio firm F. J. Cheney & Co. Sales are via druggists with a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. It also cites the U S President's salary as $75 000 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Drugaiate
Cardenas Describes Madero and Suarez Death
Major Carde ás details the fatal ambush of Francisco Madero and Jose Suarez as their escort travels to the penitentiary. The two were caught between attacking volleys after a route change, dying from bullets fired from front and rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Francisco Madero
Jose Suarez
Cardenas
National Pulince
Lo Ofcori
Madero
Suarez
Beloj
Lecumberri
Cardeons
Died Rather Than Chop Wood Shocks Marlboro Boy
Milton B. Bancroft aged fifteen shot himself in Marlboro Massachusetts after refusing to chop wood. He was the son of William Bancroft of Hudson France. the article notes France maintains a tax on floors and windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
Milton B. Bancroft
William Bancroft
Hudson
Madison Booster Week Encourages Countywide Shopping
Madison merchants launch Booster Week March 17 to 22 inviting residents from Madison and surrounding counties to visit participating stores for a chance to win prizes totaling 150 dollars. The plan includes a special Booster Bulletin mailed to homes with numbered issues guiding shoppers to claim merchandise prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Madison
Booster Bulletin
Vevay
Carrollton
County Sunday School Officers Meet in Madison
A meeting of county and township Sunday school officers and superintendents is called for 1 p.m. Saturday March 15 at the Second Presbyterian Church in Madison. Brief addresses will outline plans for better work and allSunday school workers are urged to attend to discuss spring and summer programs. Glenn Culbertson, president of the Jefferson County Sunday School Association, urges participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Madison
S. S
Glenn Culbertson
Jefferson County Sunday School Association
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Hanover Colege
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lonnie Ryker
Shelby Township
Henry County
Ethel Wilhoite
Erie
Niagara
Commodore Perry
J. W. Parker
John Man
Manion
Ida McBride
William A. McBride
Joseph J. Duan
St. Louis
Tis
Dunne
Charles Henry
L. C. Garelinghouse
Emerson Lemen
Martin Wade
J. R. Parish
Washington, D. C
President Wilson
J. W.shaw
Minnesota
George S. Owen
Richwood
S. B.green
Liberty
Mrs. Green
Made Ison
Milton News
Elmer E. Scott
The
Adrian M. Newens
Opera House
Newena
Mars
Newenes
Mr. Oliver Noble
Real Estate Tranefers
Old Monroe
Indiana
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Ira
Earlham College
Hanover
Richmond
MR. Parick Wade
Senota Mader
France
Co. O. Bear
Dupont
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company
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