Local notices and society items from Madison area
A Madison Kentucky area notices and society column recounts deaths travels court fines and visits. Names include Mrs Piazate di Punpae Mrs Mary Overton Mrs Elizabeth Ackerman and Mr Claude Vaughn with references to the Madis on Brooksbury and Milton communities. The piece notes a steamer hull inspection by Capt J B Abraham and local clerical and civic movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Beth Elebured
Salada
Woelup
Bow
Tloodley
Milton
Vassar
Mach
Mary Overton
Hawis
Preahle County
Carrotlton
Will Nodler
Tacdianapolia
Nice Potter
Mary EB. Butcher
Alois Ro Knoebel
Vine and
Third Streets
Gam Leonard
Louiseville
Miag
Jone Gilhooley
Jeffersonville
Mer
Engagement of Nellie Wewer and Chas F Rensehler Announced
The engagement is announced for Mrs Nellie Wewer and Mr Chas F Rensehler with a wedding planned one day next week. He is a Main street dry goods merchant, son of Fred and Mrs Rensehler. she is the daughter of Patrick and Mrs Kelly of West Second street. They will set up housekeeping on West street in a furnished home prepared by the groom. The Herald extends best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Wewer
Chas
F. Rensehler
Main Street
Fred Rensehiler
Patrick Kelly
West Second Street
West Street
The
Herald
Court notes and obituaries in chaotic county report
The court docket features a pursuit case of Ndao Waikuma versus Robert Waiome with a final accen and a sentence for the defendant to pay weekly until February. The report also notes the death of Mrs. Jos Hanna and the funeral of Mrs. Dienne Davison, with pallbearers listed and services led by Rev Var gil Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowrabip
Edety Mba
Hay
Tara
Woleon
Berk
Adam
Foufereen
Dave Ree
Ndao Waikuma
Robert Waiome
Robert Wiis
Dienne Th. Davison
Cace
Fil
Springdale Cemetery
Vargil Thompson
Christian Church Convention Set for Madison Indiana
The Mur Pudsai District Christian churches hold a convention in Madison Indiana in November 2002 with representative speakers. New State president C W Cauble will appear on the program for the first time in this district. The missionary feature includes an address by Mrs F W Taylor. Local agent W Th Dowell reports no extra train will run in or out of Madison for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Churches of
Mur Pudsai
Christian Eictures
Madison
Ind
Speakes
C. W. Cauble
F. W. Taylor
W. Th. Dowell
EL. Ed. Newcomber
Dourmvaille
Pennsylvania Lines
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for persistent coughs and lung troubles. It claims rapid relief from coughing fever and sleep disruption with a money back guarantee and prices at 60 cents and one dollar. endorsements from a Glen Ellyn, Illinois reader are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A.br. Mertz
Glen Ellyn
Dr. Kins
Harper's Drug Store
George Brachanzer Will Aids Propagation Society
The will of George Brachanzer, who died in California while seeking health, is probated in Madison. The final settlement allocates 85 50s 69 to the Society of the Propagation of the Pouoth for missionary use. Judge Francisco approved the report. Father Guthneck, executor, receipted for the society’s security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brachanzer
Brachanzer
Brabanger
Xhore Tna
California
Madison
Sunaina St. Joseph's Cemetery
Society of the Propagation of the Pouoth
Francisco
Guthneck
Webord
Trinity Church Choir Social Plans Past North West Street
A Crescent City item notes a Trinity Church Choir social held at Miss Anna Sherlock's home on North West Street with an impromptu program of songs readings and varieties. Light refreshments provided. Invitations extend to ladies from the Db Of Cormmeter and Haymakers families for a Wednesday dance at Raptes Hall with Benson A Mauer providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sherlock von North
Othe Jolly
Fady
Db. of
Cormmeter
Haymaks
Train crash disrupts cattle shipment tale from Speccume to Butte
Fragmentary OCR depicts a train related incident involving cattle, a passenger ride, and local figures pondering conscience money. Names and places are garbled but hints of a journey from Speccume to Butte and a concern over payments surface amid the wreckage and fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata Phi
Noeles
Speccume
Butte
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promoted for Children Health
An advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a safe and reliable remedy to remove all kinds of worms from children. It claims to reduce constipation, aid digestion, and improve liver action, advertising candies and medicines sold in Philadelphia and St. Louis through Harper’s drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapoo
James Avatem
Cruarantead
Kickapoolodian Medicime @a
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Harper's Drug Store
Questions Without Answers in Woolworth Building
An elevator man in the Woolworth Building notes the wide range of questions people ask. One visitor wonders how many windows the building contains while another asks who Mr. Woolworth will leave the building to after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
Mansion party ends with capture of suspected counterfeiters
A social gathering at a room with perfume lures guests into a narcotic sleep. Detective Parkinson identifies Jones and associates as counterfeiters after guests awaken to find police bracelets on the attendees and Jones under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Mr. Wheelock
Tie
Mr Wheelock
Ile
Ele
Wheelock
Foam Parkinson
Po Faney
Iis
Mr. Jones
World famous detective forms global crime network
William Jurna, renowned detective, returns to the United States after months in Europe. He plans a world wide detective league with energy and bold methods, aiming to frighten criminals by coordinating operations across America, Europe, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
J.urna
Moat Fas
United States
Europe
Veworld Wide
Frie We
Beat
Mono
Amerites
Australia
Government bids sought for Dam No 39 construction near Markland
The government authority announces bids for the first installation of Lock and Dam No 39 at the Brumair place near Markland. Estimated cost around 1.6 million dollars with work to start in spring when river conditions allow. 200 to 400 men expected to work for years, boosting local trade and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramuier Place
Markland
Oatarrrh Reward Ad and Patent Medicine Notice
One hundred dollar reward offer for incurable oatarrh by Hall's Oatarrh Care Toledo Ohio. Undersigned certify F J Cheney Co. honest and able to fulfill obligations via National Bank of Commerce Toledo. Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally claims to reach blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials and laxative pills also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Vheney
National Bank of Commerce
Eulo
Iafren
Rall
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Morty
Perth
Raenan
Piazate di Punpae
Petted Church
Harry Lockard
Vicksburg
Miss
Mr. Lockard
Mrs
Thomas Lockard
Fanti Brown
Orphan’s Home
Crary
Boards of Charismea and Corrections
Sherif MekKay
Indianapolia
Raby
Claude Vaughn
King’s Daughters Hospital
Vaughn
Brooksbury
Benjamin Baer
Cincinnati
Louis Baer
Patrick J. Quinn
Baltimore Street
Andrew Jacobs
Louis Johann
RK. M. Hudson
Farmers’ Bank
Trimble
C. A. Barclay
Internal Revenue Service
Richewood Distillery
J. B. Abraham
Curculu Court
Indiana
Jos H Hanna
Denny's Sanatarium
Fast Pynico
Dudiant Planna
Tsaae Hanna
Denny's Sanbarcoim
Omourn
Bussot Diana
Dbo
Stephen Bbagua
F Voway
Swhteerbindlow
Beesides Cotter
Veogaug Tertearal
Pheohu Driaod
Dorf Jospl
Hheams
Ad Fae Iain Fi
Henry Bo Davison
Cave
Messrs. Coy. Richardson
Ooom. Pali
Creorre J. Wood
Marris Calloway
Jobo We Biskop
Ueary Edwards
Christian Church Convention
Trinity Church Choir
Anna Sherlock
Reise
Cresssegg
St Peter
Questions
F. F
Wheeheekapis
Tmrenas Fae
Geneity Poesia
Whoteko Wade
Pepe Boas
Gehseribe
Burns
London
Eras
Seecs
Madison Merchants
Pervey
Cineinpati
the Weekly Herald
AMD
Weekly Enquirer
Weekly
Enquirer
Galtly
Pie Herald Co
Sains
Colbie
Rhein
S.e
Kent
Homes Home Medicine CO
William
New York
Ebersole
N. T. Drake
Masonic Bldg
Madison Investment CO
Dastracts
Jefferson County
Jebert Biock
Madison, Ind
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