Sullivan Practice Ad Aimed at Indiana Courts
A terse legal notice states readiness to practice in all courts with careful attention to any legal business, referencing Sullivan and the state of Indiana.
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
4
A terse legal notice states readiness to practice in all courts with careful attention to any legal business, referencing Sullivan and the state of Indiana.
Local residents attend county council in Sullivan and Vincennes visits recap. Mentions of Charlie Jenkins from Evansville staying with Mrs Whalen family, umbrella display at Akin's, Will Kenworthy and son Roscoe at Terre Haute, Nellie Davidson returning home from Vincennes, and multiple brief mentions of shopping, produce, and Poultry Panacea from J Alumbaugh Co. Includes Miss Ethel McClure and Jonnie Shepnerd at a ball game, price notices for butter eggs and general groceries, and local church and school absences or visits.
The United States Post Office announces an annual salary readjustment effective July 1 showing increases for Carlisle and Postmaster A. R. Orr rising from 1200 to 1500 dollars. Sherburn and Bicknell gain raises while Sullivan’s salary falls from 2100 to 2080 dollars. A table lists changes for several officers in this region.
Three young men Wes Shanks Asa Walls and Dan James from Sullivan started Sunday around 1 a m to Cartisiea for a ball game. They attempted to ford a flooded creek at Busser on creek bridge north of Paxton. Horses slipped into a five to six foot ditch and one drowned while the other was rescued after two hours of effort. The boys left the scene leaving the dead horse buggy and harness in the water.
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