Local notices mix travel plans and civic updates in Madison
Counterfeit silver certificates circulate. George Fearn of Mobile visits his sister Miss Jeanie Fearn at the Colonial Inn. Mrs. Gordon of De Land and Mrs. Vories of New Orleans visit for summer with Miss Fearn. Fred Crozier leaves for rheumatism treatment in Martinaville. Jobo Cruzan arrives from Richmond due to his mother's illness. Cora Mullen and Joseph Colgate attend Fourth District meeting of the Current Evenue Club in Franklin. F M Griffith travels from Vevay to attend S E Hospital directors meeting. J M Brooks travels to Tadianapolia to visit a sick mother, Mrs. Charlotte Brooks. Rose Polly beats Hanover College 2 to 1. Ned stars for visitors. Medical Superintendent Busse of Cragmont oversees stone crushing for beautifying paths at Southeastern Hospital. Steamer Ed. Meyer runs summer excursions Louisville to Camp Nelson and Wally View. Madison departures Tuesday mornings, returns Thursday evenings. Round trip fare $8 including meals and berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fearn
Mobile
Ala
Jeanie Fearn
Colonial Ton
J. B. Gordon
de Land
Fla
Allen Vories
New Orleans
Jennie Fearn
Colonial Inn
Fred Crozier
Martinaville
Indianapolis
Mra. Crozier
Jobo Cruzan
Richmond
Harve Hammel
Eagle Hollow
Mias Cora Mullen
Joseph Colgate
Franklin
Madison
Evenue
Ed. Meyer
Louisville
High Bridge Camp Nelson
Wally View
Kentucky River
Hudson
Excitement as caregiver corners revolver at infant
Neighbors report Mrs. Burlin Groves left infant in care of elderly Nichole while away. Nichole reportedly acted strangely with a revolver. authorities intervened, taking the weapon and removing the child. No charges yet. Groves residence cited. Local officers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlin Groves
Nichole
Groves
Cal Francis
Schuler
Hollis
East Second Street
Madison high to stage The Kingdom of Hearta Content
Miss Helen Francisco directs Madison high seniors in a three act college comedy The Kingdom of Hearta Content to be performed June 3 at the opera house The cast features Tom Lansing Howard Haak Miles Olden Merwin Holtzman and others with a large senior class in acts one and three Capt Laidley builds a fast single hull hydroplane motorboat 18 feet long with a Gray three cycle motor capable of over 12 mph to be completed and brought here by Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Francisco
Madison High School
Opera House
Kingdom of Hearta
Lindsay Barber
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Denver University
Mise Francisco
M. H.S
Tom Lansing
Howard Haak
Miles Olden
Merwin Holtzman
Boston Law
Sidney Hilton Carrick Cochran
Billy Merrill
Richard Heck
Ralph Lawrence Howard Demaree
Jimmy
Millicent Merril Florence Demaree
Sherley Hathaway May Tevis
Ralph
Dixie Davis
Ophelia E. Schnaitzer
Madge Lansing
Agnes Connor
Sing Sing Cottage
Eloise Elmer Leota Denny
Frances Palmer
Mary Spaulding
Gretchen Lansing
Agnes Donlan
Amy Dean Lelia Lamb
Pauline Thayer
Mamie Rivaud
Judith Gray
Nellie Rivaud
Punch and Judy
Mra
Wilberton
Hazel Furbuch
Madge
Gretchen
Tom Tilly
Mabel Ryker
Capt. Laidley
Louisville
Last Body Recovered From Sonoma Sinking
Mr James Peel the Sonoma clerk said the last body the child has been recovered after the vessel sank on Kentucky river Saturday May 3 two men a woman and a baby perished The boilers and upper works were wrecked and only the hull may be saved with possible raising of boilers and engines but a practical rebuild appears necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Peel
Kentucky River
Peel
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Madison and Saluda Townships
Susan J. Carlisle transfers 61 acres in Madison township to Mabel C. Bell for 3500 dollars. Jacob M. Stroup and wife convey 169 acres in Saluda township to Henry Whitecotten by quit claim for private consideration. John Mayers and wife transfer Elm Street property in the city to Malachi B. Murray and wife for 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan J. Carlisle
Mabel C. Bell
Madison Township
Jacob M. Stroup
Henry Whitecotten
Saluda Township
John Mayers
Malachi B. Murray
Elm Street
City
Deer pair kept by Graham farmer may live out natural life
Mr Charles M Tobias of Graham township owns a doe and buck deer kept as pets after prior fawns died. He fenced four acres with a high sloped enclosure to keep them safe from dogs. The animals approach for food but avoid strangers, aided by Tobias’s shepherd dog and fox-hound who do not trouble them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleea M. Tobias
Graham Township
Tobias
Peoples Trust Company elects new directors and officers
The Peoples Trust Company names for the ensuing year President F. H. Austin Vice-president John J. Denny Secretary treasurer Wm A Lyon Stenographer and Book-keeper Miss Matilda Magers Directors include B F Law John J Denny Lewia E B Gordon Edward F Lyon C S Tandy Fred H Austin R W Cochran Curtis Marshall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Peoples Trust Company
F. H. Austin
John J. Denny
Wm. A. Lyon
B. F. Law
Lewia EB. Gordon
Edward F. Lyon
C.S. Tandy
Fred H. Austin
R. W. Cochran
Curtis Marshall
June Supply Contracts Awarded by Cragmont Hospital Trustees
The Cragmont Hospital Board of Trustees met on May 13 1915 and awarded June supply contracts to multiple firms for drugs groceries cereals meats cheeses soaps butterine and laundry supplies. Notable suppliers include Swift & Co Elmer E Scott Co Cofield Barber Co Standard Oil Co Capital City Dairy Co U S Laundry Soap & Supply Co J W Teasdale & Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. CU. F. Harper & Co
Elmer E. Scott Co
Cofield-Barber Grocery Co
Cofield-Barber Co
Swift & Co
Aremour & Co
Cofield-Barber & Co
Butterine
Capital City Dairy Co
Eggs—Swift & Co
Oila—Standard Oil Co
U. S. Laundry Soap & Supply Co. Dried Fruiter
J. W. Teasdale & Co
In Memoriam Arthur W. Faught Died May 14 1912
In memoriams recall a wife's tribute to Arthur W. Faught who died in 1912. The poem expresses sorrow and longing for his return in heaven and notes the family pain and love in a religious funeral tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Faught
Tariff Bill Vote Nears as Senate Deliberates
The proposed tariff bill faces a tight path in the Senate with predictions of a tied vote unless Vice President Marshall casts the deciding ballot. Farmers unions press senators to defect from caucuses to protect cotton and wool protections, while Senator Theodore Burton voices concerns that the plan is too drastic and not well defined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Washington
Senate
Lemiers
Benate
Supar
Atherwood
Marshall
Farmers’ Union
New Orleans
Theodore Bo Burton
Anfo Repo
Durton
Anita
Wonderful Skin Salve praised for skin ailments
J P Sosnunan reports benefits from one box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Sold at Harper’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J.P. Sosnunan
the News of
Native groups clash over Yerba Buena name change
In Sit Viriateisen bay, old Span powers spar over restoring Yerba Buena to Cit dsland while the Associated Naval Veterans win approval to erect a fifty foot statue of a gent on Inland top. Commodore Browne reports Navy consent for the installation amid Native Daughters opposition urging Yerba Buena rename.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nays Department
Commodore Browne
Yerba Buena
Constipation Cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills
Advertisement notes a claim that Dr Kings New Life Pills relieve constipation and restore bowels to health. A Sanbury, Pa. resident praises the pills for constipation indigestion and liver complaint. Price 26c. Ends with a recommendation.
British Delegation Arrives to Mark Peace Centenary
Lord Pao leads a delegation from the British Empire to the United States to celebrate 100 years of peace since the Treaty of Ghent. The British group includes members from Australia and other parts of the empire, with Citrene represented by Alderman C De Broyne and the city archives keeper, Van Werverke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pao
Britain
United States
Ghent
Australia
Citrent
van Alderman
C. de Broyne
Iplonse van Werverke
Dr King’s New Cure Promises Quick Relief for Colds
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Cure for throat and lung troubles. Claims it cured a wife’s bronchial ailment after other medicines failed and urges keeping a bottle available for family use. Priced at 1.00, sold at Harper’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Dr. King
King
Tandais
Linia Dee
Harpers Drag Store
F. F. Cigar Advertises Skin Healer Ointment
An old advertisement claims the F F Cigar ointment soothes itching skin and heals without a scar. It purports to cure piles eczema salt rheum and other skin ailments and promotes the product as a remedy for various itch conditions.
Humphreys Medicine Ad Claims Wide Range Of Ailments Relief
An old Humphreys advertisement lists cures for numerous illnesses from headaches and neuralgia to coughs, asthma, and rheumatic pains. It markets HUMPHREYS Hose Medicine as available by druggists or by mail from New York, with prices and street addresses included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Willian
Duu
New York
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F. M. Griffith
Vevay
S. E. Hospital
J. M. Brooks
Switzerland County
Tadianapolia
Charlotte Brooks
Brooke
Rose Polly
Hanover College
Terre Haute
Ned
Busse
Cragmont
Hitz Hill
Hadson
ADV
Brats
Touspo
Lucas County
Puane
J. Oneneby
F. J. Chenesy
Toledo
Fim
Haux
Frank J. Chenry
Sonoma Recoverer
Charles M. Tobias
Pete
Cragmont Hospital
Memoriam
God
Finance Committee
Marsilale
Knights Templar
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Ahonetud
Ind
Knights Pemplar
Kdoatna
Misente
Lafayette
Purdue University
Loeyapaport
Anderen
Indianapolia
Bran
Kaper Commandery
Dianapolis
Chand
Masone Temple
Emerson Bk. Ballard
Sir Keignts
Has. M. Zion
Lebanon
Lew Waltage
Crawfordsville Country Club
Sir
Winona Lake
GOVT
F. F
Hiamyoireys
Madiudati Escok
Yo Ou
Ebersole
N. T. Drake
Masonic Bldg
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