Notable visitors and local notices fill Madison scene
Madison May 10 reports Capt. M F Noll of Hannibal Ohio in town and several locals visiting friends. It notes Mrs A Oliver of Brooksburg visiting Frankfort Ky, and Mr James Gouty returning to Covington Indiana. Also Dr W A Millis of Hanover College chairs a conference resolutions committee in Indianapolis and local property sales, court suits, and obituaries feature through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Noll
Hannibal
Ohio
John Bray
Switzerland County
A. Oliver
Brooksburg
Frankfort
Charles Armstrong
James Gouty
G. L. Gouty
Covington
Indiana
W. A. Millis
Hanover College
Charities
Indianapolis
Death notice for Joseph Edward Hubbard of Madison
The Herald received a letter with the death notice of Joseph Edward Hubbard formerly of Madison who died suddenly in Evanston a Chicago suburb on Friday May 5. The funeral was Monday and burial followed at Mount Carmel cemetery. Hubbard was born and raised in Madison and moved to Chicago years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier - Journal
Revonah
Madison
Kentucky River
Pittsburgh
Frank Moore
Graham Road
William C. Roth
Grant Zoeller
Aum Roth
Cincinnati
John Roth
Crozier
William Hiatt
Doc Lightfoot
Chief Jenkins
Doc
Barbara Zoeller
Gus Zoeller
Herald
Joseph Edward Hubbard
Evanston
Chicago
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Ed. Hubbard
Royce and Gray Parcel Transfer Noted in Republican Tp
Elizabeth J. Royce and others convey 3 acres in Republican Township to John M. Gray for 100 dollars. The terse record lists only the parties, acreage, township, and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Royce
John M. Gray
Dynamite Blast Injures Pleasantridge Farmer Henry Brown
Henry Brown an 82 year old Pleasantridge farmer was seriously hurt by a dynamite blast while examining a rock ledge in a field. He suffered fractured ribs deep cuts and bruises and was unconscious briefly. Doctors fear internal injuries as his age complicates recovery. His wife and large family reside nearby. One son had urged him to quit dynamizing work recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
Pleasantridge
Matthews
Mr. Brown
Tie
Former Madisonian Resident Dies En Route West
Charles N. West left his West farm for Madison last September and died suddenly in Winois of heart disease. He was a bachelor about fifty, buried at Hebron cemetery beside his parents. Attorney Emerson Lemen, administrator, settled an estate including money in the bank and 160 acres in Oklahoma, appraised at several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Thompson
Nannie Thompson
Bellamy
MekKe
Et al
Mediinic
Sulzer & Bear
Cofield-Barber Grocery Co
Circuit Court
Charles R. Stuart
Mattie E. Stuart
Maud Smith
Shelby Township
John McGregor
Charles N. West
West
Madison
Winois
Hebron
Emerson Lemen
Caldwell
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lemen
Pleasant Meeting of Trinity Church Women Reviews Korea and Japan
The W F M S of Trinity church gathered at Mrs. Frank Thomas's home for the last summer meeting with Miss Ora Sherman assisting. Mrs S R Callis led devotionals as two study chapters were presented on United Korea and Japan's Need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Frank Thomas
Ora Sherman
S. R. Callis
United Korea
Jno. Hitz
Japan
Eva Turner
Korea
America
Ida Hilz
Va Turner
Pauline Spaulding
May meeting of John Paul Chapter D A R outlines centennial plans
The annual May meeting of John Paul Chapter D A R explored Indiana Centennial observances in Jefferson County and Corydon June celebrations. Officer elections were held, delegates to Washington reported, and a two day planning session was proposed. Evaline Kloss died after measles pneumonia. Reading, Pa. five hundred U S regulars were ordered to the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul
Mary Hill
East Second Street
William Hill
Trow
Indiana
Jefferson County
Indianapolis
Corydon
Caroline Blankinship
May S. Wilson
Edward Mundt
Robert Rea
Gaylord Crozier
Henrietta Rogers
Carolyn Ford
Garber
Continental Congress
Washington
Jennie V. Johnson
Elizabeth Trow
Miss Hill
Reading
United States
Fort Meyer
Contracts Awarded by Southeastern Hospital Board in Cragmont
The Southeastern Hospital Board met in Cragmont on May 9 1916 and awarded groceries to Elmer E Scott Co Franklin MacVeagh Co John B Bright & Son Geiger Fishback Co Streetman Sons Co potatoes to Chas M Short dried fruit to Elmer E Scott Co J W Teasdale Co cereals to Elmer E Scott Co cured meats to Armour Co Sulzberger Sons Co cheese to Swift Co provender to Chas M Short laundry supplies to U S Laundry Soap & Supply Co H Kohnstamm Co crockery to John Eckerts Sons sewing room supplies to Rhoades & Fillman N Horuff & Sons Root & McBride Geo DeWald Co stationary supplies to Wm B Burford engineers supplies to Central Supply Co Madison Machine Co masons supplies to E Coyle electrical supplies to Barringer Yumilty painters supplies to Indianapolis Paint & Color Co carpenters supplies to Vonnigut Hardware Co drugs to A G Lucken Co W H Peters J E C F Harper Co Max Wocher Sons Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Hospital
Cragmont
Elmer E. Scott Co
Franklyn MacVeagh Co
John B. Bright & Son
Geiger-Fishback Co
The
Streetman Sons Co
Chas. M. Short
J. W. Teasdale & Co
Armour & Co
Sulzberger Sons Co
Swift & Co
U. S. Laundry Soap & Supply Co
H. Kohnstamm Co
Crockery
John Eckert’s Sons
Rhoades & Fillman
N. Horuff & Sons
Root & McBride
Geo. DeWald Co
Wm. B. Burford
Madison Chautauqua Adds Noted Speakers and Antarctic Film
The program announces afternoon lectures by Rev. J Cleary of Minneapolis and James Whitcomb Brougher, plus evening shows by Marvin Williams and Sir Douglas Mawson. Mawson’s Antarctic travel films cover 66 University productions, 27 months, cost 300000 dollars, with 200 birds and sea life scenes long described for Madison Day and general audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cleary
Minneapolis
Madison
Marvin Williams
Marvelous’ Williams
Williams
James Whitcomb Brougher
Los Angeles
Bryan
Gunsalus
Bill Nye
Sam Jones
James Whitcomb Riley
Bob Burdette
Mark Twain
Reuben
Brougher
Sir Douglas Mawson
Sir Douglas
America
Charley Chapin
Broadway
New York City
Pony contest winner announced by Merchants Pony Contest Asso
Master Bernard Shultz led the three contestants in the pony event with 53 952 400 votes to win the pony cart and harness title. Mary Netherland and Harold Arends trailed with 42 126 350 and 14 923 550 votes respectively. London war notes report German losses reach 664 000 and the British government seeks victory before any peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
T. A. Harris
G. Johnson
Merchants Pony Contest Asso
Bernard Shultz
Mary Netherland
Harold Arends
Forest Fire Ravages Timber Worth 200000 Near Asheville
A forest fire near Asheville North Carolina has destroyed timber valued at about 200000 dollars. The report notes ongoing efforts to contain the blaze and assess damages as authorities investigate the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Asheville
N. C
Thomas Evins Dies After Months Illness at Milton Farm
Milton Kentucky May 9 Thomas Evins 54 a farmer died at his Winona neighborhood home after months with dropsy of the heart He is survived by a wife and four children Burial was at Providence church yesterday marking his passing in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton, Ky
Thomas Evins
Winona
Providence Church
Humphreys' Tonic Tablets advertise relief for debility
For the tired feeling in spring and after illness, Humphreys' Tonic Tablets claim to restore strength. Available at drug stores or by mail for $1 from Humphrey's Homeo Medicine Co. 156 William St. New York. Subscribe for The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
C. O. D. Humphrey
Homeo Medicine Co
William St
New York
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Real Estate Transfera
Madisonian
Iwinois
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Miss Mary Hill
Evaline
John Kloss
North Madison
Union (Bayless
Southeastern Hospital For Insane
of the
Madison Chautauqua Program
Bernard Schultz
London
Germany
Home
Samuel
Fletcher
PWR Baa
Vario AS
Sra
Carden
Pia Saisone
Sa Ae
Louisville
AMN
Madison Telephone Co
Trimble
Ireys
Humphreys’ Homeo. Medicine Company
Williaim Street
William Street
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