Sullivan and surrounding visits fill social page
Local residents frequent Sullivan on Saturdays for visits and business. Frequent stops include W. J. Brentlinger at Sullivan, E. & T. H. agent Ed Hoover visiting his mother, and Eli Marquett west of town transacting business. R. W. Akin's Son promotes dry goods and boys hats while Risinger & Ellis advertise Plymouth twine and lightning rods.
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Ed Hoover
Sullivan
Thomas Hoover
Eli Marquett
West of Town
Solomon Deeble
Brazil
Mr. Deeble
Ollie Bachelor
R. W. Akin
Princeton Bested by White Sox at Carlisle
The Princeton ball club arrived at Athletic park aiming for a win but faltered early. Helms opened scoring with a two-base hit in the second inning, then Floyd Shepherd cleared the bases with a three bagger and added two more three-base hits. Shepherd led Princeton’s defense with timely hits, but the White Sox maintained control throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Carlisle
White Sox
Athletic Park
Air Castle
Helms
Floyd Shepherd
Shepherd
Train Kills Munuich Mules Near Carlisle
Charles A. Munich a well known farmer about three miles south of town suffered a severe loss Monday when the south bound EK T H passenger train passed Carlisle shortly after midnight and struck a span of his fine mules as they crossed the Lish creek bridge. The animals were turned out of the lot the night before by a farmhand and escaped onto the right of way. The mules were valued at over 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Munich
Carlisle
Munich
Lish Creek
Ehrman
White Sox to Travel to Lin en for Grays Game
The White Sox will travel to Lin en next Sunday to play the Linten Grays. A large crowd of rooters plans to drive to the city to witness the game.
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White Sox
Linen
Linten Grays
Rooters
Visitors and travel notes from Sullivan and nearby towns
Miss Pearl Higgins returned home Saturday after a visit in Sullivan with relatives. George Shepherd, a well known barber of Pleasantville, passed through on Sunday en route to Shelburn to spend the day with relatives. Mrs. Harry T. Alumbaugh and sons left Thursday for a two week visit with her father B. F. Harris in Richmond and relatives in Wabash. Leo Arnett, agent, Carlisle Ind. A. B. Corbin and wife of Jefferson township were in Terre Haute visiting their son Earl Corbin from Sunday to Tuesday.
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Haddon Township
R. W. Akin
Sun‘s
Cassisle
Ind
O. J. Steffy
Trystoe
W. Q. Rogers
Loogootee
Carlisle
Will L. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Mrs. Rogers
Henry Martin
Hallie
Vincennes
Mr. Martin
B. F. Lucas
Pearl
Ethel
Jefferson Township
Terre Haute
Risinger & Ellis
Arlia Douthitt
Sullivan
James H. Gilliland
Miss Pearl Higgins
George Shepherd
Pleasantville
Shelburn
Harry T. Alumbaugh
James and
Harris
Richmond
Wabash
Leo Arnett
Agt
A. B. Corbin
Earl Corbin
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John S. Bays
Free
F. Bays
Attorneys-at-Law
Indiana
North Side Public Square
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of
Newark, N. J
J. R. Whalen
J. B. Whatshaw
D. F. Shake
Carlisle, Indiana
West Ledgerwood Street
Orion B. Harris
John T. and
Will H. Hays
Sullivan State Bank
Brown & Schroeder
SuLlivan County
Crowder Block
Public Square
Astave D. Cutler
W Abstracts
Wm. H. Hill, Jr
Crowder
Sullivan, Ind
Charles D. Hunt
Gilbert W. Gambill
Hunt & Gambill Attorneys-at-Law
WM. T. Douthitt
M.A. Haddon
Douthitt & Haddon
Over National Bank
Haddon
W. J. Brentlinger
Ellen Bays
South of Town
George Willis
Melora Willis
Alumbaugh & Co
Deering
McCormick
Ella Jenkins
Faye Lisman
Joe Wallace
Little
Oaktown
Plymouth
Harry Weever
Marion Roberts
A. O. Stevens
Albert Owens Jr
Cincinnati
Walters
F. Shepherd
Hicks
Roseberry
Hixenburgh
Perry
C. Shepherd P
Ee Aes
Princeton AB Rhe
Anderson
Pierce
Baker
Whiting
Knaub
Wolfington
Embry
Awad
R. W. Akins Son
Mens’ and
Kirschbaum
Capps
Globe Tailoring Co
Majestic Tailoring Co
Chicago
R. W. Akins’ Son
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