Local Travelers On Morning Trains And Death Notice
Morning train travelers include John Atehtefe to Indianapolis to visit his father John Riech Sr and Gi T Thall with wife from Vevay to Lafayette to see their son Creorge. Mrs Sterntodt of Marietta Ohio reports death of her niece Mrs Wuttow of Louisville. John Roll, 84, dies. funeral plans await relatives. Constable Sisson reports intoxicated men. fines set and jail terms imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Atehtefe
Indianapolis
John Riech
Gi. T Thall
Vevay
Lafayette
Creorge
Andrew Sterntodt
Marietta
James Wutttow
Louisville
Harley Roberta
Lancaster
Sarah ,Aswler
Misa Elaina PT
Peddie
Cincinnati
Wallace Reduce
Rachel Kouoehi
May Mott
Charles Sisson
Abe Tonima
Frank Crawford
Carroll Comnery
Wade Breeden
Clyde Simpson
John Brody
Wisconsin
Squire Stuart
Griffin
Simpson
Mrs James Vittitow Dead At Twenty One In Loursville
Mrs Margaret S Vittitow wife of James Vittitow of Loursville died at noon today at her grandmother Mrs Katherine Schwab’s home on Third Street after an illness with lung trouble. She was 21 and a daughter of the late John Schwab. She recently visited here and was married a short time ago to James Vittitow, a young business man of Loursville. Friends express sorrow and sympathy for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret S. Vittitow
James Vittitow
Loursvile
Ue Bomut
Katherine Schwab
Third
Vittitow
John Schwab
Iauiseville
Wittitow
Neas
W. H. Rahe
Aurora
Helen Bloom
John A. Schuler
Indianapolis
John Pariham
Cincinnati
George Monroe
South Walnut Street
Funeral Services for Miss Annis E. Davis
Funeral services were held at the Scott residence in the afternoon led by Rev. F C Hood from the Furst trewe byterian Church. Burial followed in Springdale cemetery with pallbearers listed as T A Harris L E Hitz KE J Colgate J B Reed W C McLelland and R B Moffett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis E. Davis
Farmer E. Scott
Scott
North Browdway
F.C. Hood
Furst Trewebyterian Church
Arobie
Springdale Cemetery
Mesers
T. A. Harris
L. E. Hitz
KE. J Colgate
J.B. Reed
W. C. McLelland
R. B. Moffett
Court News Brings Manslaughter Indictment At Shipyard Row
Grand Jury indicts James Layton for manslaughter in the death of Ira Jenkins after a row at a shipyard. Trial set for November with Sulzer and Bear representing Layton. Also multiple indictments and trials scheduled including Orr Muller and Albertus Dahlem with various defenses and venue changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Layton
Ira Jenkins
Vatick
Bear Aod Sulzer & Bear
Layton
Jenking
Orr Muller
Depuety
Miller
Albertus Dahlem
Stansbury
J. Schlechter
Plantif
Milo Bowman
Ralroad Company
Denver
Cal
Sulzer & Bear
State of Indiana
Suzer A’ Bear
P. Bear
Mr. Layton
Pearl Osovise
Fred Richardson
W.O. Bard
BE. S. Roberts
Hunting license violator fined in county action
Game Wardens officers fired Charles Schilling for hunting without a license with a cost of 17.7 dollars. Siraley and Gileagon led the inquiry and the defendant pleaded guilty. A county wide combing to halt unlawful hunting is ordered as wardens prosecute infractions and arrest potential violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Chapman
Charles Schlling
Wardiene Siraley
Gileagon
City Bonds Sold at Par by Madison City Council
City committees sold at par the $12.00 city refunding bonds, 1 percent, maturing through the years. Buyers included John Bishop $5,000, M.G. Barrett $2,000, Bow. Walker $6,500. City Clerk Harris led the sale to local buyers, saving Madison city over $1,500 versus outside offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bishop
East Main Street
City
M.G. Barrett
Bow. Walker
Harris
Saale
Madi Son
Stoves for Sale at George A Dittgens Grocery
About fifty heating and cooking stoves offered cheap and good as new at George A Dittgens Grocery. E Hooper, engineer of the steamboat Queen of the West at Vicksburg, died at Lawrenceburg Kentucky. Some people never rise above a towering rage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dittgen
E. Hooper
Vicksburg
Lawrenceburg
Young Harold Grimes Charged With Murder in Milton Township
Sheriff McKay and Deputy Monroe arrested 17 year old Harold Grimes in Milton township on a first degree murder charge tied to his father William Grimes found fatally shot in a tobacco patch. The case steps toward trial this term with Prosecutor Marshall and Judge Bear expected for the defense, amid contested theories and extensive grand jury work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Monroe
Milton Township
Harold Grimes
William Grimes
Young Grimes
Elder Grimes
Squire Ris
Marshall
Grand Jury
Grimes
Bear
Engagement of Miss Mary Lodge McKee to Kurt Reisinger
Announcement from Indianapolis News notes Miss Mary Lodge McKee daughter of Mr and Mrs James Robert McKee formerly of this city will wed Kurt Reisinger son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Reisinger both of New York in mid November. McKee is granddaughter of former President Benjamin Harrison and has visited here with relatives. The wedding will be small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lodge McKee
James Robert MceKee
New York
Kurt Reiniger
Hugo Reisinger
McKee
Benjamin Harerison
R. S. McKee
Charles W. Merril
Harvey Bates, Jr
Emma Martindale
White House
Indianapolis News
Raising Ginseng Brings Fortune to a West Virginian
Elias Kittel of EFiking West Virginia has grown ginseng on one acre near Rich Mountain and already contracted to sell it for $50,000. The plot holds 40,000 to 90,000 roots. when dried they weigh over an ounce each. Ginseng sells for 6 to 8 dollars per pound and is scarce. Kittel began planting several years ago on a small scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efiking
W. Va
Elias Kittel
Rich Mountain
Milton youth arraigned on first degree murder charge
Harold Grimes a 17 year old from Milton township was arraigned for alleged patricide against his father William Grimes and pled not guilty. Trial date set later, remanded to jail without bail. Legal representation listed as Judge Bear and Sulzer & Bear with Hon. F M Griffith assisting for the state. Addie Pheasant seeks divorce from John Pheasant. County back-fee appeals yield Gray 160.75, Demaree 263.90, McKay 167.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Grimes
Milton Township
William Grimes
Bear
Sulzer & Bear
Hon
F. M. Griffith
Marshall
Addie Pheasant
John Pheasant
Gray and Demaree
McKay
Ebenezer Gray
James M Demaree
Frank McKay
Curious French Dog Walks on Two Front Legs
A French scientist owns a dog born without hind legs that learned to walk and run on its two front legs. The animal stands upright with ease, turns, rests, and eats normally while its hind quarters stay elevated. Reports say it tires no faster than an ordinary dog.
Buckwheat Bag Buckwheat on Hand at Your Grocers
Fresh supply noted for Mrs. Austin's brand Buckwheat available in stock at local grocers. Customers urged to check displays for this staple item.
D A R Meeting At Faire Mount Hosts State Conference Notes
A D A R gathering at Mrs Winter’s Faire Mount home on October 7 included reports from delegates to the Crawfordsville State Conference. Mrs Frances H Robertson won State Regent for a third year. talks highlighted conservation, Lew Wallace’s home, and the Johns chapter, with piano selections by Herman Baecrer and social hour remarks from Mrs Ford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallie C. Winter
Fairemount
Mra. Ford
Oreer
Crawfordaville
Mra
M. C. Garber
Committee On Conservation
D. A
Otto Rott
Bloomington
Madison
Herman Baecrer
Madison Friends Send Best Wishes to Jacob Herbig and Bertha Bennett
The Herald notes former Madison boy Jacob Herbig of Louisville and Bertha Bennett will wed next Thursday at 7:30 PM at the bride’s Kent parents home. The groom works for the Louisville Abattoir Co. and plans to live in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
The
Herald
Jacob Herbig
Louisville
Bertha Bennett
Kent
Louisville Abattoir Co
Funeral Services for Mrs James Vittitow Held at Home
Funeral services were conducted at 2 30 PM at the grandmother’s home by Rev Long of the First Baptist church with many mourners and floral tributes. Burial followed at Springdale cemetery with pallbearers Edward Phillips Louis Perry Jensen Nicholas Klein Wesley Server Orba Alexander. Henry Clay Thomas born near Dupont Indiana October 11 1842 served in Co M 7th Indiana Cavalry and married Mary Shank in 1871 later Martha Sailor died 1882. He died October 15 1913 aged 71 years four days leaving a wife six children one brother nine grandchildren and four more in his wife’s passing. Pallbearers J D Johnson John Bland Sam Cripe Michael Bush Geo Reed Jacob Dilk. Porcelain coins are a feature of Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vittitow
Katherine Schwab
West Third Street
Rev
Long
First Baptist Church
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
Edward Phillips
Louis Perry
Jensen
Nicholas Klein
Wesley Server
Orba Alexander
Henry Clay Thomas
Dupont
Ind
Co. M. 7Th Regiment
Indiana Cavalry
Mary Shank
Martha Sailor
J. D. Johnson
John Bland
Sam Cripe
Michael Bush
Geo. Reed
Jacob Dilk
Death of Joseph Munier Cast a Shadow on Community
Joseph Munier born April 19 1869 at Big Creek died October 15 1913 at age 44 after seven weeks of illness. Survived by parents two brothers John and Charles four sisters Lena Hill Lucy Hill Anna Jacobe and Josie Rathrman. Funeral held Saturday at St Patrick's North Madison conducted by Rev Guthneck with pallbearers Philip Adam Fletcher Murphy Shelton Wiles Bernard Busch Chester Murphy Claude Wilson. Attending from Holton Brightwood West Newton New Marion Greenefield Indianapolis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Munier
Joseph
Big Creek
John
Charles
Lena Hill
Holton
Lucy Hill
Anna Jacobe
Brightwood
Ind
Josie Rathrman
West Newton
St. Magdalene Church
St. Patrick’s Church
North Madison
Father Guthneck
Meessrs
Philip Adam
Fletcher Murphy
Shelton Wiles
Bernard Busch
Chester Murphy
Claude Wilson
Frank Hill
Theresa
Anna Jacobs
Progressive Party Selects Election Board for City Election 1913
The Progressive Party names a slate for the election board across wards and precincts. George T. Mayfield is designated election commissioner with judges clerks and sheriffs listed for each precinct and ward. B. B. Hunter and W. B. Ray sign as chair and member of the central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
George T. Mayfield
W. B. Ray
Progressive City Central Committee
Wooden Legged Duck Thrives in French Village
A peasant woman in Airvault Bordeaux region replaced a crushed duck leg with a self made wooden prosthesis. The duck now moves about the farmyard with ease. the tale told at a local natural history society meeting highlights ingenuity and animal resilience. Fresh supply, Mrs. Austins Bag Buckwheat now on hand at your grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airvault
Bordeaux
France
Natural History Society
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John Roll
Theedarail
Weed McCune
Fulton
Annie E. Davis
William Heady
Tennessee
Nastieville
Helena
Ark
Ublao
Lexington
East St. Louis
United States
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Alys Gray
Miss Mary Lodge
James Robert McKee
Henry Brown
Hall's Ridge
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
George A. Brown
Borden
Ryker's Ridge
Katherine Kremer
Sank Rapida
Mion
Mary B. Payne
Kate Woollen
Kentucky
Cicero
Clara Weekly
Donald Fnshane
Albert Bondurant
Tarascon
Evansville
Klein
Carrollton
Raymond Thomas
Hilanty
Beasie Hoagland
Chicago
Howard Powell
W. M. Snyder
M. Strader
Edward Flynn
Ernest Matthews
J. B. Wright
Shoaas
White River
Kate Cassidy
William
William A. Bierck
St. Anthony's Hospital
St. Louis
Mr. Bierck
D. Alr
John Paul Chepter
F.C. Winter
H Rbig
Bennett
Siam
Joseph Munier
Monroe Township
Nicholas Rohrman
Jamiely
Mary Matz
New Marion
Celia Hill
Greenefield
Anna Hill
Rose Hill
Sophia Rich
Election Board
Byron Mougeer
Robert Bingham
Walter Henry
John Stanley
Otto House
Thomas Wolfe
Nicholas Robinus
Nicholas Willick
Harry Lemen
Chester Williams
H. W. Galusha
Benj. C. Hiatt
Levi J. Snyder
Herbert
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