Local notices from New Albany Tribune March 20 1908
Four pension applicants examined by pension examiners. Magdalena Rauch sues Martin Rauch in Clark circuit court. Louis Morgan arrested in Bennettsville for intoxication. William Stimson sues Monon Company in Clark circuit court. Eugene Moases, 16, ran away from home in Borden. Modern Woodmen of Lavesville buy land to build lodge. James Deveniah taken to St Edwards Hospital. Construction on St Mary’s church in Lafayette township to begin soon, cost about 12000. Egg prices rise to 12 cents a dozen. three carloads shipped to New York. Rev. W. Allen resigns as Christian church pastor at Salem to move to Fort Worth. E L Burna campaigns for Gons candidacy for governor in southern Indiana. Edward Hisey suit against S F Force Handle Company continued to next term. over fifty witnesses subpoenaed. Trials against Shaffer and Stauth for operating a blind tiger continued due to attorney illness. Lanesville Mutual Aid Society elects officers James H Smith president John L Walter vice president Theodore Hisert secretary Peter Loew treasurer Samuel Walker manager. 75 members. Fannie Volz files for divorce from George Volz married Oct 12 1905. claims cruelty and drunkenness. J B James attorney. Edith Fitch files for divorce from Charles W Fitch. seeks custody and alimony. husband in Louisville with Lincoln Building offices. Jewett & Jewatt represent plaintiff.
Private Sewers and City Projectsshaped at Wednesday meeting
At the board of public works meeting City Engineer Mann was told to estimate the cost of connecting hospitals and churches to the new sewer system so property owners can gauge expenses. Pro rata charges for private sewers are expected to be small due to many connections. The Hopkins Fertilizer Co plans prompted a denial of tanking use on riverfront property. About 1000 bonds for the alley improvement south of Spring from Thirteenth to Fifteenth streets were turned over to contractor Charles Appleby. bonds carry five percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Work
Mann
Cnset
Hospital
Moser
Maennerchor Hall
Hopkins Fertilizer Company
Vincennes Street
Raymond O. Ell
Thirteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Charles Appleby
White House Dry Goods proprietor Samuel W. Newbarger dies
Samuel W. Newbarger senior in S. W. Newbarger & Company and proprietor of the White House Dry Goods Store at 322 and 224 Pearl Street died suddenly this morning of heart disease in the basement of his store. He was 59, survived by his wife and four children, and his funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Newbarger
S. W. Newbarger & Company
White House
Pearl Street
Newburger
East Main Street
Joseph Raaba
Herman Weber
She
Rogers
Mr. Newbarger
Kraft
Mr Newbarger
Starr
William S
Stanley Newbarger
Harry Newbarger
New York City
Mra
Sylvia Kaban
Ogden
Utah
Sonia' Sville
Resolutions in New Albany Township Honor Wm W Moss
A special meeting of the New Albany township advisory Board adopted resolutions mourning the death of Wm W Moss. The board praised him as a faithful conscientious officer and respected citizen and offered sympathy to his family. Resolutions to be spread in minutes and copies sent to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany Township
Edward H. Hartley
John 8. Payne
Joe D. Poutch
Yeater
Wm W. Moss
Wm. W. Moss
Hugeband
Miller Leading in Indiana Gubernatorial Race Says Roose
Wilson Roose in Indianapolis released eight statements on last week’s conventions showing Miller leading with 468 delegates to 561 for rivals after 73 counties reported. Forty one counties remain to select 448 delegates, Marion County contributes 141, Miller is the front runner and expected to win on the first ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Roose
Indianapolis
Charles W. Miller
Roose
Marion County
Eigteen
Miller
Man leaped from bridge in Kentucky Indiana crossing
An unidentified man about 25 died by his own action on the middle span of the Kentucky and Indiana bridge around 8:30 this morning. He walked from the Indiana side after buying a pedestrian ticket, carried a small bundle, and tossed it aside before climbing the railing and leaping into the river. Witness Frank Marlin, a Peter Klerner Furniture Co. wagon driver, saw the plunge. The man remained unidentified. his clothing may yield clues if recovered. The bundle held bread and meat wrapped in a newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky and
Indiana
Thomas Frederick
Frank Marlin
Peter Klerner Furniture Company
Louisville
Marlin
Notice of Executrix and Administrator Appointments in Floyd County
Notice is hereby given that Varrie V. Duncan has been appointed executrix of the last will of George T. Duncan, deceased, with Letters Testamentary issued by the Floyd circuit court. Carrie V. Duncan is the executrix. Also Christian Hauswald appointed administrator of the estate of Garretson, deceased, with Letters of Administration issued by the Floyd circuit court. Both estates are supposed solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Floyd
Varrie V. Duncan
George T. Duncan
Floyd County
Floyd Eircutt Court
Astate
Cbriatian Hauswald
the Garretson
Floyd Circuit Court
Christian Hauswald
Maré
William W. Moss
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NEW Albany Tribune
Johnson City
Tenn
Board of Pension Examiners
Magdalena Rauch
Martin Rauch
Clark Circuit Court
Louis Morgan
Bennettsville
Fesa
William Stimson
Monon Company
Tureday
Clark
Eugene MoAses
Borden
Lavesville
James Deveniah
St Edward's Hospital
Lafayette Township
New York
W. ¥. Allen
The
Christian Church At
Salem
Fort Worth, Tex
E. L. Burna
Elkhart
G. Conn
Edward Hisey
S. F. Force Handle Company
Charles Shaffer
John Stauth
Corydon
Crawford
Thomas Jones
Lanesville Mutual Aid Society
Haa
James H. Smith
Yenninail John L. Walter
Theoore Hisert
Peter Loew
Samuel Walker
Fannie Volz
George Volz
J. B. James
Edith Fitch
Charles W. Fitch
Circuit Coats
Lincoln Building
Jewett & Jewatt
S. W. Newburger
New Albany Township Advisory Board
K. and I
Edith Miller
A. O. Wolford
Misa Gertrude Thurman
Bankstreet
F. Bryant
Georgetown
Tribune
Fred Allen
Fredericksburg
James M. Gunn
Franklin Township
Laura McCarty
Laconia
Frances Carroll
Alinde Froeiecher
Misa Margaret Lamman
Mary McCullough
Mary Barnett
Claude Barnett
H . Snodgrass
John Ware
New Albany
City
D. A. Peters
Ray
Culbertson Avenue
Frederickeburg
Lottie E. Lindemann
Robert Kitserman
Cora Stephens
Webster Township
Harrison County
EB. G. Jann
Bernard Featheringill
Portland
Ore
Michael Fisher
Floyd Knobe
George W. Ruff
Greenville
G. F. Turner
David Minshall
John L. Scharf
Eighteenth Street
Mary F. Stewart
Weat Spring Atreat
W. F. Dickson
West Seventh
Samuel Reid
Jennie DePauw
Dewey Street
Elizabeth Barth
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
East Eleventh Street
August Barth Leather Company
Jewett & Jewett
Leather Company
Kentucky
Jas
Greene
Jas. Greene
Jas. Greene's
Jas. Greene's Manufacturers’ Outlet
East Market Street
J. O. Endris
New al
Ind
Carrie VY. Duncan
AL Bowlig
Oid
A. Bowling, Attorney
the Tribune CO
Laura M. Moss
Shotseniaar
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