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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1913

Page

5

Madison Herald prints local notes and marriage license

town weekly column reports John Cowan to Frances Lovell wedlock license, local travels of Mrs. Black and Mrs. Lemon, teachers, farmers, and tradesmen visiting Indianapolis Dupont Wirt Cragmont and Montgomery. Also mentions Kentucky auditor compromise with Burley Tobacco Society and Charlies Eaghin fined for intoxication.

John Cowan Frances Lovell James Black Indianapolis Lostutter J. ©. Lanham Wirt Ed. McLaughlhn Charles Lemon Dupont S. J. Urey J. W. Layton and Clare Augustin House Kentucky S. M. Bonworth

Madisonians Celebrate Card Party for Visiting Guests

Mrs Joho Settlemeyer hosted an afternoon card party at her Madison Indiana home with guests Mrs Samuel Steigerwald and Mrs Joho Bonner. Edward Updike won first prize while Mrs Bovner took the guest of honor prize. A large group attended and refreshments followed. On Tuesday Mrs Hannibal Buchig pani gave a party in honor of Mrs Settlemeyer and her guests.

Joho Settlemeyer Samuel Steigerwald Joho Bonner Madison Ind Edward Updike Bovner E. Bitterman William Michler Jeanie Treacy Misa Katherine Treacy Louise Bitterman Clara Settlemeyer Anna Settlemeyer Henry Vogt J. C. Masonheimer Edward Upike Thomas B. Clemmons Faueat Foushee Philip Norris R. L. McClure T. B. Browning Philip Gormley Fannie Luigart Chas. O’neil Hannibal Buchigpani Forth Limestone Street Settlemeyer Lexington, Ky

Forty Hours Observance at St Marys Church Next

Large crowd attends 7:30 service as Father Conroy delivers a powerful sermon on the Holy Eucharist. He preaches again at 8 this morning and closes tonight at 7:30 with a Litany of the Saints benediction and Te Deum in German. Several priests from Chicago Indianapolis Shelby County Hayden Jennings North Madison and Mather Bauer join the closing rites. Father Conroy will stay a few days and talk to Madison youth Wednesday and Thursday at 7:40 at St Marys Church.

St. Mary's Church Father Conroy Chicago Raphael Indianapolis Ketter St. Vincent Shelby County Father Hunger Hayden Jennings County Father Gordon North Madi Father Guthneck St. Michael’s Church Mather Bauer Father Bauer Madison Uniersity of St. Louis Madigan

Madeline Laidley Appointed Teacher at Eggleston School

The school board names Miss Madeline Laidley to fill the vacancy from Miss Katherine Schneider’s death. She will teach the second grade and handle grammar department work. Laidley, Madison High School graduate, is noted as bright and capable and marks a first in 23 years for a Madison public school appointment without prior teaching experience.

Madeline Laidley Apt M. M. Laidley Eggleston School Katherine Schneider Miss Laidley Madison High School

Funeral services for William Phibbs held at daughter's home

Funeral services for William Phibbs were held at 3 pm at his daughter Mrs. William Horton’s home on Walnut Street with Rev. Virgil Thompson presiding. Burial followed at Springdale cemetery with memorials by Bachman Pont G A R and No. 2 Fire Co, and a firing squad from Co F Indiana rendered honors. Pallbearers named include Louis Alexander C R Johnson Sr Charles Richardson Fred Schelke Chariea Renachler Charles Calloway George H. Bixby, Indiana student Mary F Hargan among Oxford College women from Indiana. Kobe Japan population 436660.

William Phibbs William Horton South Walnut Street Virgil Thompson Trinity Church Bachman Pont No. 2 Fire Co Co. F. Tat Springdale Cemetery Mesera Louis Alexander C. R. Johnson, Sr Charles Richardson Fred Schelke Chariea Renachler Charles Calloway George H. Bixby Long Beach Cal Oxford O.) College For Women Indiana Mica Mary F. Hargan Kobe Japan

Marble Corner Items Chronicle Weekend Socials

Local notes recount dinners hosted by Mrs. N J Van Antwerp and Mrs Anna Royce. Visits include J J Johnston, Ina Anderson, and Misses Vivian and Mina Shaddy. Travel mentions: E R Wildman to Verealles, Joseph Manning in Kentucky, Harry Dannecker to Madison, Institute attendance at New Marion. Wreaching services announced for Sunday.

N. J. van Antwerp F.C. van Ante Wirp Danville Frank Lockridge Pleasant Point Henry Dik Big Creek J.J. Johnston Anna Royce Bryantsboro E.R. Wildman Verealles Joseph Manning Kentucky Harry Dannecker Madison H.C. Thomas Mary Hash Frank Lurber James Hash Middlefork Inez Bradford Mra. Gates Albert Donovan New Marion Vivian Mina Shadday Thleton L. Cripe

Fine program at Willard Hall features music and readings

Next Friday night at Willard Hall at 7 p m the Fine program presents piano duet Dance of the Demons George McKay and Leota Denny Vocal solo The Earth in the Lord s F Lynea and Florence Server Reading Simms Wife and Mother Hannah B Tibbetts Whistling solo Frank Vail chorus and soloists including Miss Server McClellan Denny and Colgate operetta Goldielocks and the Three Bears with Ruth Turner Ira Long Helen Spicer Daiphen Turner Indian Drill and War Dance eight L T IL piano solo George McKay Just Whistle a Little Low line girls quartet Miss Server Denny Leakey Colgate Reading The Old Rooter Hannah B Tibbetts Solo His Buttons are Marked US Born Eleanor McClellan A Dream of Paradise Willard chorus Admission adults 50c children 10c Bring this program with you

Willard Hall S P. m George McKay Leota Denny Misses Colgate R. Denny Leakey Messra Perry Hitz Colgate Kaases Messrs Vail Stanton Cox Misses McClellan Server Mesars Ollie Perry Howard Hitz Goldielocks The Three Bears Goldielocke Ruth Turner Big Bear Ira Long Middle Bear Helen Spicer Baby Bear Daiphen Turner L. T. IL Missen Server Denny Rooter Hannah B. Tibbetts U.S Misa Elnor McClellan Willard c Horus

Million in bonds found with dying man in San Francisco

In San Francisco Edo ward McDonald was found ill in a cheap lodging house dying with $1,270,000 in negotiable securities sewn in an inside pocket. The bonds belonged to 17 bona fide companies and drew interest. The incident clues a possible crime and big fortune recovery. President Wilson faces pressure over segregation policy in government departments. A garbled line about free bag buckwheat ends the fragment.

San Francisco Edoward McDonald Scente

Modern Greeks Are Braverage War Valor Praised by Schurman

Professor Schurman, former Cornell president, recalls Greece and Montenegro in war. He cites 125000 Greek troops, King Constantine’s leadership, Venizelos’s administration, and Greece’s doubled area and population after the conflicts with Bulgaria.

Schurman Turley Mautrope Black Seas Vardaro Darcer Birburia Aegian Sea Bulgaria Greece Conetintine Venizelos Maranthea Salamis Constantine

Hog and Dog Are Chums in Missouri Farm Scene

On a Sunday at a Missouri farm near Guilford a Poland China hog named A Wonder's Equal weighs two pounds five ounces and stands seven feet five inches long with a three foot four inch height. The hog is gentle and forms a friendship with EL a tiny dog that visits daily and rides on its back. A Louisville open air school is noted.

Guilford Missouri

The Philosophy of Selfishness in Bloomsberry Town

The tale follows John Perkins in Bloomsberry from cheerful youth to stern adult, famed for charity yet accused of selfishness. After his mysterious death, his fortune is revealed as broadly donated to many, including unexpected beneficiaries, while the Jones Lyceum remains a fashionable but exclusive monument to the rich.

Johnny Perkins Bloomsberry Johnny Edward Jones Jones Lycenum Mr. Jones John Perkins John Duawson Alaska John Wis Joln Perkins Teevers Adasha Omiines Tia Gustratinge de Jobn Perkins Legion Jones Memorial Jones Perkine

Buld Holoup Baggageman Held Up At River Falls Station

In River Falls Minnesota on September 30 three masked bandits robbed Charles Johnson a baggageman at the Son Lane station and escaped with about $7,000 in paper currency intended for country banks. Posses are scouring the country as authorities search for the suspects.

Thirf River Falls Minn Charles Johnson Son Lane

Madison Wholesale Market Quotations

A period market listing shows live poultry butter hens turkeys geese ducks and hay prices. Grain buying oats corn and seeds Timothy clover red top orchard and bluegrass also noted with price ranges. Wool and coke prices are given by the ton and wagon delivery terms appear for Pittsburg Coke and related items.

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