Madison News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Madison reports include Mrs Sophia Hadley returning to California after visiting Fras Hadley at Hanover College. Funeral attendees Howard R Shaughnessy. Walter Dowell announces birth Walter Wallace. Local painting contract for Mrs Kate Forse completed by Loveall & Son. Rousch attends G A R State Encampment in Indianapolis. Walter Fry administrator files partial accounting. balance to distribute. L C L Old and New measures discussed at Willard Hall. Letha Lemon piano solo Neva Denny vocal solo. Miss Whittaker and Mr Chas Emply wed in Indianapolis May 23 after months apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Hadley
Fras. Hadley
Hanover College
South Pasadena
Cal
Miernen Irene and
Kate (Ibooly
Jeffersonville
Howard R. Shaughnessy
Aliie Roberta
Cincinnati
Jacob Eppelsheimer
Second Street
Loveall & Son
Kate Forse
East First Street
Kate Filmer
Carlisle
Ind
Helen Arty and Son
Elmer
Hope
Wate Shamback
Main Street
Nicholas Rousch
Neat Second Street
Indianapolis
Walter T. Fry
Abraham Fry
Jeffersonville News
L.C
Willard Hall
Letha Lemon
Neva Denny
Maarietta Klein
Vessie Whittaker
Jobn Whittaker
Broadway
Chas
Emply
Iiply
Insley
Pleasant Party at the Klein Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Klein entertained many friends last night at their new South East Street home. The evening featured games and a prettily served luncheon with festive decorations. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Lass, Mr and Mrs James Fagg, Mr and Mrs Dennis Hinde, Mr and Mrs Fred Pfister, Mrs Alex White, Mrs Albert Daum, Mrs Horace Woolford, Mr and Mrs Fred Klein, plus children Margaret Pfister William Glase Jessie Fagg and Chas Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Klein
South East Street
Gamoa
William Lass
James Fagg
Dennis Hinde
Fred Pfister
Alex White
Albert Daum
Horace Woolford
Margaret Pfister
William Glase
Jessie Fagg
Chas. Klein
Dr King's Now Discovery Cures Cold Cough and Bronchial Ailments
Marion Ohio druggist Lower touts Dr Kings Now Discovery as best throat and lung medicine after others failed. Cures severe bronchial cold and is recommended for family use. price 50 cents to 1.00 with local store guarantee. Shipping casualties report notes 108 vessels totaling 114231 tons last year. Zimmie owl quips about square inch of want ads versus square acre of land in Louisville Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Marion
Ohio
Dr. King
Howe
Garpeer
Zimmie
Louieville Times
Remains of Missionary Rev Samuel Armand Arrive for Funeral
The remains of Rev Samuel H. Armand and his widow arrived by noon train from the Philippine Islands and were taken to his father’s home near Olive Branch church. He died in Manila on March 25 from diphtheria, and funeral services will be held at Olive Branch church at 1 o clock Friday morning led by Rev Ake with several ministers assisting. He was 33, a Moore’s Hill College graduate, one of ten children, and leaves no widow or children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Armand
Philippine Islands
Frederick Armand
Olive Branch Church
Armand
Manilla
Ake
Harry A. King
Moore's Hill College
Frank Cottingham
Cgieorge E. Garrison
Osgood
Moore's Hill
Reva
J. W. Hanger
Dayton
Ind
Po J. Hart
Dillgboro
J.B. Cash
Canaan
Watkins
Brooksburg
Madigan
Methodist Church
Moore's
Jesse Armand
Washington
Haughey Family Seeks Mental Hospital Transfer
New Albany residents Wm Haughey and Edward Hess accompanied Haughey Sr to the city to commit his son Thomas Haughey 57 to the Southeastern Hospital for the Insane. Thomas, once treated in Chicago after a fever left him unbalanced, escaped twice and walked home to New Albany before a transfer request allowed his admission here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Haughey
Edward Hess
New Albany
Othe
Thomas Haughey
Young Haughey
Southeastern Hospital
Chicago
Chicago Hospital
Haughey
Dunbar
Death of North Madison woman Matilda Quinn at 75
Neighbors found Mrs Matilda Quinn dead in her dining room this morning after she was missed from the premises. Coroner's verdict cites apoplexy. The Madison widow of Squire Quinn and mother of two distant daughters, remembered by older residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Quinn
North Madison
Cochran
Quinn
Squire Quinn
Madison
Funeral of Howard R Shaughnessy at St Michael’s Church
The funeral of Howard R Shaughnessy, held at St Michael’s Church, drew a large crowd reflecting the community’s regard. Father Guthneck celebrated a Requiem High Mass, with the choir singing as pallbearers and mourners followed to St Patrick’s Cemetery North Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Shaughnessy
St. Michael’s Church
Y O
Howard Shaughnessy
Father Guthneck
St. Patrick's Cemetery
North Madison
Mra Martha Perkins Remembered In Final Rites
The remains of Mra Martha Perkins widow of Pere king arrived from St. Louis by noon train and were viewed at the home of Mero and Mbean OU yrones R. Wilson on West Plrd street before a 8:10 pm service at Hebron. Rev Long of the First Baptist Church conducted the burial in the church cemetery with pallbearers L. W. Lory G. T. Mayfield Le Treland Ira Montgomery William Perkins George Perkins Ira Perkins and Givo M. Daily, Daily a nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Perekins
Sane Pere King
St. Louis
Mero and
Mbean OU Yrones R. Wilson
Plrd Street
Hebron
Rev. Long
First Baptist Church
Messra
L. W. Lory
G .T. Mayfield
N. le Treland
Ira Montgomery
William Perkins
George Perkins
Ira Perkins
Givo. M. Daily
Song
Mr. Daily
Funeral services for Mrs Magdalena Huck
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Magdalena Huck were held at St Mary's church this morning and were largely attended by sympathizing friends. Father Bauer conducted the service and burial followed at St Anthony's church cemetery in China. Pall bearers were Gus Yunker Andrew Lothspeich William Brietenbach Charles Birkle John Birkle and Albert Storey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena Huck
St. Mary's Church
Father Bauer
St. Anthony’s Church
China
Gus Yunker
Andrew Lothspeich
William Brietenbach
Charles Birkle
John Birkle
Albert Storey
Property Transfers on West Main and Lancaster Listings
Mary B. Shannon and husband transfer property on West Main Street for 1200 dollars to Elmer Brown and wife. Lafayette Rayburn and wife transfer property in Lancaster for 2100 dollars to Etta Rea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Shannon
Elmer Brown
West Main Street
Lafayette Rayburn
Etta Rea
Lancaster
Electric Bitters Sold as Health Remedy
Advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for weakness nerves stomach liver and kidneys claiming thousands owe their lives to the home remedy. Mrs Rhinevault of Vestal Center NY praises its benefits and urges readers to buy at 50 cents or 1.00 through Harper's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinevault
Vestal Center
N.Y
Harper’s Drug Store
Madison News Roundup Includes Travel and Funeral Notices
Madison items note Harry Hoagland on the morning train to Dayton to work. Rev S Long travels to Canton Mo guidance. Jerry Mullally returns to Indianapolis from visiting A M Matthews. Mrs I Hitzwanna en route to Indianapolis as a King’s Daughters representative. Congressman Lincoln Dixon returns from North Vernon visit. Charles Kerry and Laura Thomas depart to Saginaw Mich after visiting Capt Henry Thomas. Anna Hirst and Josephine Schafer travel to Indianapolis for medical consultation. Mrs Michael Bitel and Mrs Anthony Fritsche return to Dubuque after attending Magdalena Huck’s funeral. Phillip Miller of Hannibal Mo plans to depart tonight for Cincinnati. he stayed at Hotel Jefferson. Doc Witham Doughtfoot Hyatt home from Dayton flood relief work. Tree offers to stay if needed to finish cleanup. Funeral set for Matilda Atomina, 75, found deaf, at 3 pm tomorrow at her Madison home. burial at Fairmount. Indianapolis Star prints photo of A D Bachman Post No 26 G A R band at Encampment with Vanosdol, Stuart, Dietz, and Cleirebe identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Hitzwan
Indianapolis
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
Ind
Washington
Charles T. Kerry
Misa Laura Thomas
Henry Thomas
Saginaw
Mich
Anna Hirst
Josephine Schafer
Hirst
Michael Bitel
Anthony Fritsche
Magdalena Huck
Dubuque
Phillip Miller
Hannibal
Cincinnati
Milter
Jefferson
Doc Witham Doughtfoot Hyatt
Dayton
Tree
Matilda Atomina
North Madison
Humab
Fairmount
Indiacapols Star of Today
A. D. Bachman
G. A R
Madison, Ind
A.D. Vanosdol
D. G. Stuart
Wm. Dietz
Dan ¢Irebe
Real Estate Transfers Involving Odd Fellows Lodges
Madison Lodge No 72 transfers a one tenth interest in the IOOF hall to Monroe Lodge No 2 to equalize ownership. Heirs of Lily William Demaree convey 28 acres in Milton Township valued at 36000 to William Kohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
Monroe Lodge
O.O. F
1. O.O.F
Lldy
Williamn R. Demaree Heira
Wm. Hl Kohl
Milton Township
Rifle Team of Co F Heads to New Albany for State Contest
The crack rifle team of Co F 1st Infantry will leave tonight by mailboat for New Albany to start a series of matches for state selection to the national championship. Competitors include Capt H O Woolford M Sergt Arch Monroe Sergt Jesse Hall Sergt John W Driggs Corporal George Ill and Trumpeter Wm B Kremer. Detail members are Mess Sergeant Fred Dipper and Corporal Everett Furnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. F
New Albany
Army
Navy
National Guard
H. O. Woolford
Arch Monroe
Jesse Hall
John W. Driggs
George Ill
Wm. B. Kremer
Fred Dipper
Everett Furnish
Billy Sunday Apology Letter To Madame Schumann Heink
Evangelist Billy Sunday sent a written apology to Madame Schumann Heink for calling her a cheap skate during a sermon about mothers. He named several opera singers in the remark, triggering her rebuke as the mother of eight. Maine has 60,016 farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Schumann-Heink
South Bend
Billy Sunday
Madame Schumann Heink
BankER Waited 9 Days for Death Remarkable Medical Case
Macon May 22. Sane berg Walker banker died after swallowing mercury pills meant for headache, leaving his insured estate of 150000 dollars. The report notes the unusual medical history and cheerful demeanor despite organ paralysis. Also details Indiana fire losses and causes for the second week of May, with analysis of preventable fires and common risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Saneberg Walker Banker
Indiana
Wes Longley
Hall's Cough Cure Fraudulent Oath Exhibit
Oath by Frank J. Cheney of Toledo firm F J Cheney & Co pledges to pay $100 for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Cough Ark. The notary A W Gleason notes the 6th day of December 1886. Advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials and retail price 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. B
A. W. Gleason
Sma
F. J. Oneway & Co
Veteran at Indianapolis encampment in grave condition
Albert Harris, an aged Muncie veteran attending the Grand Army encampment in Indianapolis, was seriously injured when a broken weapon ignited a firearm. The incident sparks attention to wagering losses cited at 34000 and bookmakers at 210000 as figures referenced in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Albert Harris
Muncie
Grand Army
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Walter Dowell
West First Street
Walter Wale Lace
Bob Claflin
ADV
Philippines
Olive Branch
Thomes Haughey
Cragmont
Mrs
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Martha Perkins
St. Mary’s Church
Harry Hoagland
S. Long
Canton
Jerry Mullally
A. M. Matthews
Billy
Maine
Casa Remarkable
Lisa
ADY
Tormpo
Lucas County
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Wilkerson
Nora Draper
Shirley
Os Chinapedis
Powers
Hier
the Weekly Herald
THE
Weekly Enquirer
Enquirer
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Herald Co
Gota
Hou
J. K
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Whites
Ann Streets
New York
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Emain
Ebersole
N. T. Drake
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