Licensed to wed in Madison on May 17
Joseph Heitling wed Mayme Hoffman both of Madison. Charles Stanley and wife returned from Marion on the previous night’s train. Mrs. David Orr visited friends in Vevay by train Vim yesterday. Mrs. J. T. Michael of Pittsburgh is visiting the Hirst sisters on Mulberry street. Agnes Conner returned to Minneapolis after visiting her sisters here. John Barnes, arrested for intoxication, was fined one dollar and costs by Squire Stuart. Edith Olmstead of San Francisco left for New York after visiting the Rogers family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heitling
Mayme Hoffman
Charles Stanley
Marion
J. T. Michael
Pittsburgh
Madison Girl Anna Finnegan to Wed Carl Werner at Jeffersonville
Miss Anna Louise Finnegan and Carl B. Werner will marry tonight at the bride’s parents home in Jeffersonville at 8 o’clock. The Rev. Lucien V. Rule will officiate. The couple will then depart for a Cincinnati bridal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Louise Finnegan
Carl B. Werner
Market Street
Ohio Avenue
Jeffersonville
Lucien V. Rule
Indiana Reformatory
Miss Finnegan
Daniel J. Finnegan
Madison
Finnegan
Werner
Reformatory
Cincinnati
Louisville
Clarance James Identified in River Floater Mystery
Clarence James aged 29, of Aurora, identified as the man found in the river Monday earlier he drowned near his home February 17 under mysterious circumstances. Exhumation and burial planned with officials acknowledging possible murder and noting involvement of two Kentuckians and an ex convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence James
Aurora
Vail
James
New Court Suits in Campbell Divorce Case
Nora Campbell sues Albert Burney Campbell for divorce and alimony. Cruel treatment alleged. Mrs Campbell seeks custody of their ten year old son Harry. Marriage occurred in 1902. P. E. Bear appears for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Campbell
Albert Burney Campbell
P. E. Bear
Heitling Hoffman Wedding at St Michael’s Church
Miss May Heitling wed Mr Joseph Hoffman in a ceremony at St Michael’s Church with Father Guthneck officiating. A large gathering attended the nuptials, bridesmaids wore blue silk and pink roses, and a reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home on East Second Street. The couple will reside on North Jefferson Street after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Michael's Church
May
Joseph
Feitlin
Madison County
Father Gathneck
Tollie Kreener
Snd Atv
Vinence Toffman
Con Sim
Fate
Carrie
Grooat
Father Guthneck
Prin
East Second Street
Peter Heffman
George C. Gertz
Herald
Madison High School Senior Class Presents At the End of the Rainbow
The Madison High School Class of 1916 staged At the End of the Rainbow under Miss Helen Francisco. The performance ran 8:15 with a polished amateur production rivaling professional standards. Cast included Winfred Ashby Rayourn Austin Raymond Francisco and Mary Jackson among others. The class will perform again at commencement exercises tomorrow night at the Dream theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison High School
Helen Francisco
Francisco
Winfred Ashby
Rayourn Austin
Raomond Prancisco
Robert Preston
Hoover
Edwvard Trolaman
Hawkins
Butler
Pauline Bladhes
Trene Diana
Marion Diayton
Adidison
Nellie Preston
Mary Jackson
Raybent Austin
Tressie Augustin
Aldean Copeland
Renard
Grace Sater
Ruth Bellamy
Opal Sherson
Elia Stuart
Nettie Ralston
Marty Shaughnessy
Charles Klein
Cliss
Dream Theatre
Funeral services for William Weatherbee announced
Funeral services for William Weatherbee were held at his late home. The obituary notes North Market and Bayless, with pallbearers named as Walter Austin, Thomas Porter, William Stone, Ezra Vail, George Melton, Peter Pelser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weatherbee
Tie
Bayless
Menor
Messrs
Walter Adstin
Thomas Porter
William Stone
Kezra Vail
George Melton
Peter Pelser
Admiral Fletcher to Retire as Mayo Succeeds
Washington May 18 Secretary Daniels announced after a conference with the President that on June 19 Admiral Frank Fletcher commander of the Atlantic fleet will retire. Vice Admiral Frank Mayo who pressed the demand at Tampico to secure the relief will succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniels
Frank Fletcher
Atlantic
Frank Mayo
Tampico
Fie Ihe
Frank interview and naval loss headline in early May
President Wilson publicly reviews three years in office in a confidential Washington briefing to correspondents at the National Press Club. A navy cruiser San Francisco incident reports sailors lost after a non open boat incident. The Flood Control Bill allocates over 50 million dollars for Mississippi river work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Wilson
National Press Club
America
Mississippi
Dry season eyed as crayfish stools rise and dandelions bloom
Petersburg Indiana on May 16 reports indicators of a dry spell ahead. Crayfish are building unusually high stools digging deep for water. White tops dot the meadows and dandelions are more numerous than in years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Madison Daily Notes on Local Transfers and Visits
Daily Madison items report the Madison Automobile Co sold to Hiram Foster of Deputy and Demarece & Maddox selling cars to Gavin Lodge William Adkins and Wm H Luckett. Visitors include Mr William Fewell of Versailles and Mrs Glauber with children visiting Kate Niesse. A building on Mulberry near the river is repaired and now a grocery. Anna Louise Finnegan and Carl Werner wed at home with Rev Lucien Rule officiating. couple to Cincinnati then reside with bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilger
St. Maurice
William Fewell
Versailles
Madison Automobile Co
Hiram Foster
Matthew Forman
Seymour
George Banta
Will. J. Johnson
Miss Beuy
Indianapolis
S. Sherman
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Vail
John Glauber
Alice
John, Jr
Carrollton
Kate Niesse
Poplar Street
Demarece & Maddox
Gavin K. Lodge
William Adkins
Wm. IL. Luckett
Walter Phillips
Carl
Danville
Ills
Will Phillip
North West St
Martha Phillips
Columbus
Mulberry Street
J. Reichback
George Sparks
Eddings
Salathiel Grayson
Rockford
Cie Courier
de Wall
Grrays
Turner Elected President At Fourth District Medical Meet
Dr. O A Turner of this city was elected president for the ensuing year at the Fourth District Medical meet held in Aurora. The next association meeting is set for May in Greensboro. Turner presented a paper on The Prophylaxis of Diphtheria and discussion followed with Drs Denny and Cochran on the program. Jefferson County physicians present included Dr Vincent Shepherd Dupont Dr S A Whitsett Kent Dr Charles Denny Bellview Dr TH S Phiteh Dr Q O A Turner Dr R W Cochran Dr George E Denny and Dr Fred Denny of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhat Aurora
O. A. Turner
Greensboro
Turner
George S. Denny
R.W. Cochran
Jefferson County
Vincent Shepherd
Dupont
S.A. Whitsett
Kent
Charles Denny
Bellview
TH .S. Phiteh
Q.0
A. Turner
George E. Denny
Fred Deny
This
City
Rest Room Visitors Count Shows Steady Early Year Uptick
Nannie Crouch reports quarterly visitor tallies for the Commercial Club Rest Room through May first. January through April figures reflect growing patronage among local country people, aided by liberal open hours and welcoming amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Crouch
Herald
Pebrancy
Government inspectors survey railroad property nationwide
Mr WC Cushing of Pittsburgh chief engineer and Mr R A Botis of Columbus with Mr Moth Strindlen of Cleveland left on the morning train to Columbus. Strindler accompanied by railroad officials continues a six year valuation survey of all railroad property nationwide and photographed the hill engine and train at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC. Cushing
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
R.A. Botis
Columbus
Moth Strindlen
Cleveland
Strindler
Court News: Mikesell files suit on note against Gregory
Charles W. Mikesell has started suit on a note for $182.75 against Ben Gregory and others. Sulzer & Bear represent the plaintiff. Dora E. Phillips widow of Solomon M. Phillips, through Sulzer & Bear, petitions to have her husband’s personal property set off and given as widow’s portion of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Mikesell
Ben Gregory
Sulzer & Bear
Plantiff
Dora E. Phillips
Solomon M. Phillips
State vs Nicholas Willick in assault case plea guilty
Squire Chapman's Court reports Nicholas Willick pled guilty to assault and battery against Charles Brown. He was fined $1 and ordered to pay costs totaling $10.15, which were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Willick
Charles Brown
Real Estate Transfers Selig to Ba con
George W. Selig transfers property on East Front Street in the city to Alfred C. Bacon for 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Selig
Alfred C. Bacon
East Front Street
City
Haymakers Initiate 101st Degree Candidates
The Juniata Tribe of Haymakers initiated Chauncey Strong Albert Keller Peter J Hoagland and George Goodson into the 101st degree. Strong remarked that if h is any worse than the Hay makers degrees he will reform. Democrats show harmony early in the national campaign while Republicans are split to gain the Chicago nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniata Tribe of Haymakers
Chauncey Strong
Albert Keller
Peter J. Hoagland
George Goodson
Strong
Chicago
Rutledge Elected Treasurer of State Funeral Directors
Indianapolis May 18 C F Rutledge of Hartford City was chosen Treasurer of the State Funeral Directors London May 18 The Vatican asked Germany to abandon submarine warfare in a statement by Sir Edward Grey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Indianapolis
C. F. Rutledge
London
Vatican
Germany
Sir Edward Grey
Will of Wm. P. Brown Certified Copy Filed
A certified copy of the will of William P. Brown former president of W. P. Brown Lumber Company filed in Indianapolis court. The will dated June 12 1913 leaves Mary Brown widow residence in Indianapolis and one third of the residue, a $70 000 trust for sons T M and J G Brown for Agnes W. Duggan, Indianapolis. If Agnes dies without issue $10 000 to A L Duggan, remainder to the Louisville sons after widow and daughter are provided for. Louisville Courier Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Brown
W. P. Brown
Lumber Company of Sons
Wis
Indianapolis
Mary
Brown
Jeff
T. M
J. G. Brown
Louisville
Agnes W. Duggan
A. L. Duggan
Louisville Courier-Journal
State Haymakers Elect Officers at Indiana Convention
The State Haymakers Association of Indiana elected officers at its annual convention in Indianapolis. More than 300 delegates attended as officers were named and the 16,400-member organization reported its current membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Haymakers’ Association of Indiana At
Indianapolis
State Haymakers’ Association of Indiana
Indiana Pythian
Uyste
Lowne Wee
Iver
EL Jackson
Koka
Sune Ciies
Rykers Ridge Church Plans June Services and Death Notice
The Rykers Ridge Baptist Church schedules a Some My Coming service for the second Saturday and Sunday in June with a Sunday program on June 1. The day includes Sunday School Morning Worship an address by Rev L N Carpenter and a sermon by Rev T W Croxton. Also noted is the death of Henry A Jenkins aged 60 buried at Schneider morgue pending relatives. Five hundred additional marines are to Haiti to go to San Domingo amid unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rykers' Ridge Baptist Church
L. N. Carpenter
T. W. Croxton
Carrollton
Henry A. Jenkins
Cragmont
Schneider
Lawrence County
Washington
Haiti
San Domingo
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Orr
Vevay
Werner-Finnegan
Daniel Finnegan
Floater
Connie
St. Michael's Church
Tiis Morshe
Adl Mano
Admiral Metcher
Atlantic Fleet
Sanrancisco
Picke- Ip
Marion Williamson
Chester Wiesel
Dederatio Central Committee
Switzerland County
State Central Committee
Ed Jeffries
Wirth
Ben Nol
Democratic Committee
Werner Finnegan
Carl Werner
Mr. Werner
Dell. News
DR. A. 0. Turner
Fourth District Medical Association
Commercial Club
Es Government Inspector
Court News
Squire Chapman
Bedford
Henry County Odd Fellows’ Association
Pleasure Ile
Eminence
New Castle
Campbelsburg
Sulphur
A. d. Reed
Lexington
Grand Lodge of
Wentucky
Beckham Overstreet
W. B. Harvis
Morganfield
Cea
Alvine Kidwell
C.F. Rutledge
Wm. P. Brown
Ryker’s Ridge Baptist Church
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