Madison Ills Local News Briefs and Social Notes
In Madison on September 19 Mies Mollie Luckett is ill with heart trouble and dropsy at home. Mrs J W Anderson of Brooksburg trains to Cleveland for a visit. Reba and Lizzie Noble of RR 9 visited. Rev H G Solomon and wife head to Columbus for an Apostolic meeting. Annie Wagner visits from Cleveland to her mother Anna Wagner in China Messis. Henry Schad and Aastta Jones return to Indianapolis after a week in town. L R Miller of Sedalia returns to Saluda farm after oversight. Walter Sauley fined for assault and battery before Mayor Crozier. Mrs Peter Quinn and two children return to Memphis after visiting. Mrs Charlee D Wilson leaves for New Albany to attend Conference. Mrs Oscar Trigg Sr and Dorothy Trigg with Sarah Lumm ride to Indianapolis to visit relatives. Comrades Willis H Ryker and Jarvis Hammond depart for Columbus for the 6th Indiana Volunteer Regiment reunion. J O Taft leaves for Dana to attend Clem Hardy funeral. Mrs Belle Durbin shows signs of recovery after illness. Tomorrow rally day for West Madison Methodist Sunday school. Rev Homer Manuel visiting and to preach Monday night. Mr and Mrs Samuel Taylor celebrate 11th wedding anniversary. Christian church services 10:30 morning and 7:30 evening led by Rev Morro. attendance urged. Clerk Prenatt issues marriage license to John W. Graham and Agnes Johann, daughter of John and Mrs Johann of Canaan road. Agnes employed at Valley City Laundry. John employed at Graham Spoke Factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Mollie Luckett
J. W. Anderson
Brooksburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Reba
Lizzie Noble
H. G. Solomon
Columbus
Mies Annie Wagner
Anna Wagner
China
Messis
Henry Schad
Aastta Jones
Indianapolis
L. R. Miller
Sedalia
Clinton County
Saluda
Mayor Crozier
Walter Sauley
Costa
Welling Robertson
Peter Quinn
Memphis
Tenn
Charlee D. Wilson
Carl Wilson
New Albany
Oscar Trigg
Dorothy Trigg
Sarah Lumm
Willis H. Ryker
Jarvis Hammond
6Th Indiana Volunteer Regiment
J. O. Taft
Dana
Clem Hardy
Jefferson County
Belle Durbin
C. N. Dickerson
West Madison
Christian Church
Morro
John W. Graham
Mias
Agnes Johann
John Johann
Canaan Road
Valley City
Graham Spoke
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Madison Man
Madison carpenter Oscar Trigg says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back pain dizzy spells and fatigue after other remedies failed. He reports lasting improvement since starting the treatment and recommends the product priced at 50 cents per box from local dealers. Foss ter Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Madison
Oscar Trigg
Carpenter
Main Street
Doan
City Council Advances Street Vacations and Bond Refunding Plan
The City Council met with most members present and approved minutes. Ordinances authorize vacation of parts of Fifth Street and Cemetery Street extensions and issue Series bonds to refund maturing bonds totaling 28 000 with 4 3 4 percent interest. Authorities also allowed numerous bills and set a direct test for a deep well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and Mill
Oliver
Crozier
Manchester
Hanng
Church Street
Niesse
Poplar Street
Main
Third Streets
Cisco
Fifth Street
Springdale Cemetery
Mill Street
Cemetery Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Council Finance Committee
Chas. A. Bowman
W. B. Ray
Nelson Martin
Harper & Co
Andrew Jacobe
Matt Eckstein
Alexander Glore
H. T. Schenauer
Elizabeth Rosas
James M. Demaree
James Lichlyter
William Steed
John W. Wallace
Bear Bros. Lumber Co
Madison Wagon & Carriage Co
C. G. Hunger
Andrew Jacobs
Andrew Heilmann
John W. Moore
James Sheeta
Post Glover Electric Co
George F. Harper
Board of Health
Robert Driskel
Joseph Williams
J. Whitcomb Davis
Charlee Keller
William Willie
Louis W. Bellamy
George W. Green
Henry W. Schmidt
J. E.C. F. Harper
Henry G Schneider
George Montz
Michael F. Koehler
William Lovell
Senator Simmons
Council
City Hall
Nicholas Klein
Holwager
Front Street
Susan Thomas
Milton Street
Jefferson
Mulberry Streets
Committee On Public Works
Bowman
Madison Township Democratic Convention Nominates Local Officials
The Madison Township Democratic Convention held at the courthouse elected standard officers and nominated trustees and assessors. Robert Manville was named trustee. James Cornwall won the assessor race 31 to 5. John McLaughlin and Zach Grooms were chosen Justices of the Peace. James Steele as Constable. A lengthy list of delegates from Oat City and the country attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Township
Court House
Edw. J. Wolf
W. T. Seburn
Clint Cigco
Seburn
Robert Manville
Bailey Jones
James Cornwall
Mr. Cornwall
Justices of the Peace
Zach Grooms
John McLaughlin
Constable
James Steele
Andrew Rea
W. T. Sebura
John Renfro
Mrs James Millican Dies After Typhoid at Big Springs
Mrs James Millican died after a weeks long typhoid fever at her Big Springs home near Hanover. She was 9 years married and leaves four children and her mother, plus two sisters and two brothers. A former teacher in county and city schools, she was a Madison High School graduate. Funeral at Carmel Church at 1 PM tomorrow with burial in Carmel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Millican
Big Springs
Nesr
Hanover
Millican
Nancy Williams
Isaac Williams
Middlefork
Millican Ia
Elizabeth Callan
Pittsburg
Kas
Augustus Gooley
Indianapolis
Joseph Williams
Idianapolis
Mrs Geo Hoffman dies at 50 in Madison home
Mrs. George Hoffman wife of Mr. George Hoffman died Saturday night at 8 10 at the family home corner of Mill and Second streets after a lengthy illness. She was 50 a Baptist church member well known in Madison. Funeral services were held at the house this afternoon and burial was in Springdale cemetery. Pallbearers named J R Colgate A M Graham F H Austin M R Sulzer Edward Reed Walter Caplinoger. Clarence Short bound over to the circuit on $1000 bond for assault with intent to commit murder after a Saturday evening incident with Albert Leiferman and his family. bond posted by his father. Defense by Sulzer Bear and E S Roberts retained for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heater J. Hoffman
George Hoffman
Mill and
Second Streets
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
J. R. Colgate
A. M. Graham
F. H. Austin
M. R. Sulzer
Edward Reed
Walter Caplinoger
Squire Stuart
Clarence Short
C. N. Short
Albert Leiferman
Short
McKay
Monroe
Circuit Court
Sulzer & Bear
E. S. Roberts
Shelby Township Trustees Name Teachers for Ensuing Term
Trustee John F. Todd announces teacher appointments for Shelby Township public schools. Districts list educators including Harry Thompson, Bessie Whitham, Fio Ventile, Della Thompson, Florence Gane, Clara King, Grace Huntly, Fannie Stewart, Ethel Jamison, William Risk, Ida M. Lee, and Gladya Vestile with District 3 yet to fill. Dr. and Mrs. P. N. Kestner return from Pittsburgh visiting Mr. J. B. Safford and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Todd
Shelby Township
Harry Thompson
Bessie Whitham
Fio Ventile
Della Thompson
Florence Gane
Clara King
Grace Huntly
Fannie Stewart
Ethel Jamison
William Risk
Ida M. Lee
Gladya Vestile
Regatta Completes Most Events Despite Drying Conditions
The Regatta proceeded with most races as scheduled on the Ohio River yesterday though the Free-For-All Speed Event canceled due to Hughs of Louisville and Howard of Jeffersonville not arriving. Harry Parish impressed spectators with a speed display in the only speed entry, while prizes were awarded in canoe and other boat races and a surf board demonstration closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughs
Louisville
Howard
Jeffersonville
Harry Parish
Ross and Simpson
Ohio River
Madison
Louis H
George H. Simpson
Sering Ernst
Judson Schmidt
Lark
R. L. Graham
Arch Glore
Evinrude Motor Co
Paul Peddie
Cogley Hemphill
Edwin Hunger
Spalding Bathing Suit
Spalding Jersey
Xysme
Richard Johnson
Susie
Robt
Peddie
Raymond Thomas
Lazy Kid
Wizard
Dean Miller
Polarine
Perkins
Ensign
Moore
Daisy
Campbell Bros
Simpson’s
Pat Parish
J. L. Snyder
O. G. Dickerson
Pet
Pate
Road Bonds Sold for Crosier Road in Madison Township
County Treasurer Jefferies sold the Cros ier road bonds in Madison township to Charles A. George for a premium of 17.75 and accrued interest of 50.54. The 20 bond issue totals 5325 dollars with interest at 4 4 percent, average life 2% years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferies
Crosier Road
Madison Township
Charles A. George
Miss Gallagher and Mullen See Red Widow in Louisville
Misses Ella Gallagher and Katie Mullen return from Louisville where they watched the musical comedy Red Widow at Mc Cauley’s theatre. Prof. Charles Gebert of Zanesville composed the music for the play. New boilers are being installed at the Richwood distillery and only a half run is planned for next season with operations starting in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Gallagher
Katie Mullen
Louisville
Red Widow
Mc Cauley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray
Niesee
Public Worke
Jefferson Street
Mulberry Street
Dugan Hollow
Feuerstein
Democrate
Frank McKay
Charles Alexander
Frank Schafer
A. H. McGlasson
Zach Grooma
Malachi Murray
Peter Kremer
George McKay
George Selig
Joe Cisco
Michael Hopkins
Jobo Klein
J. A. Muret
Frank Donahue
William Chasteen
Henry Schneider
Casper Krum
John Huck
Frank Schnaiter
Lawrence Niklaus
James Cochrane
Doc Hill
Abbie Johanna
William Schnabel
Scott Moore
John Spotte
Edward Holwager
Henry Razor
Corrie Adame
Michael Beerck
Nicholas Beerck
John Ackerman
Louis Bracken
John Hutch
George Shingleton
Jeff Glore
John Black
George Wallilee
Herbert Lichty
Tarslom Crawford
Otis Furnish
Red Cross Ball
William Craig
Anna Chadwell
Leota Denny
Franklin
Franklin College
State Pardon Board
Cornel Pates
Congress
Wom. H. Fry
Greenwood
City
S. E. Haigh
Ellen van Horn
Cragmont
Terre Haute
Haigh
J.D. Storm
Lelia
Auburn
Nebraska
Canaan
Moorefield
Switzerland County
Harry Westfall
Linton
Westfall
Edward Mason
Ulah McEwan
Bloomington
Indiana University
Elizabeth Soeder
Leopold
Ind
Paul Soeder
Park Avenue
J. D. Heinman
North Vernon
Federal Trade Commission
Jennings E. Brown
Elmer E. Brown
el Reno
Okla
Abraham Neal
Fulton
State Supt. of Public Instruction Greathouse
Hanna
Hanover Township
Bond
P. N. Kestner
Pittsburgh
J. B. Safford
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