New Suits and Divorces in County Court
Hannah Neal and Daniel Neal sue John Richards et al for writ of habeas corpus over child possession. Josie Boon sues Wash Deckard. Paternity case. Lizzie Fread sues Jacob Freed for divorce and custody. Alice Dobbins sues William H. Dobbins for divorce and custody of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Neal
Daniel Neal
John Richards
Josie Boon
Wash Deckard
Lizzie Fread
Jacob Freed
Alice Dobbins
William H. Dobbins
Chili
Local Social Notes From Sullivan and Nearby
Mrs. David F. Pearce visited Sullivan Monday to see Mrs. David Haddon. F. M. Cunningham of Sullivan did business here Wednesday. Prof Foster offers instruction on guitar violin or mandolin at Dale's jewelry store. Raymond Roberts traveled to Indianapolis Tuesday and will stay until early next week with Terrell Speake. Mrs. Ben Willis was seriously ill Monday with blood poisoning feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Foster
Dale’s
Raymond Roberts
Indianapolis
Terrell
Ben Willis
Lawn Party Honors Visitor Miss Cornelia Ogle
Miss Quindara White hosted a Wednesday lawn party in Sullivan to honor Cornelia Ogle visiting the town. The yard was decorated with hunting and other ornaments and guests enjoyed games and refreshments including sandwiches olives pickles Nabisco wafers and lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quindara White
Cornelia Ogle
Sullivan
Local and Personal Notes From Sullivan Area
Local items record H N Hicks transacting business in Terre Haute and Chauncey Call returning from Oklahoma where he homesteaded 160 acres near Texhoma. Social visits, farm supply ads, lawn mowers, graniteware sales, and a birthday dinner near Sullivan highlight a day’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Call
Oklahoma
Texhoma
Chauncey
Miss Jennie Williams Patients Visit Carlisle Friends
Miss Jennie Williams and Della Wolfe drove to Carlisle Sunday to call on Miss Pearl Higgins who is sick with typhoid fever for seven weeks. Mrs. Lawrence Clement was in Carlisle yesterday for dental work. Jacob O Haver and wife visited Mrs Elisabeth Shiepard here last Sunday. Dr W B Sprinkle was called to Carlisle Thursday on a professional visit to Miss Pearl Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Williams
Della Wolfe
Carlisle
Elisabeth Shiepard
Oaktown Record
Unusual Stock Shipments From Carlisle This Week
An unusual amount of stock moved out of Carlisle this week with 12 cars billed Tuesday and Wednesday. John W. Willis sent four cars of sheep to Chicago and accompanied them. J. N. Roberts sent one car of cattle to Chicago and one mixed cattle hogs car to Indianapolis on Tuesday. W. F. Munich shipped hogs to Indianapolis and two cattle cars to Chicago on Wednesday and joined the Chicago shipment. Robert F. Knotts of Sullivan sent a double deck car of sheep to Chicago Wednesday and R A Hoke sent hogs to Indianapolis the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
John W. Willis
Chicago
J. N. Roberts
Indianapolis
W. F. Munich
J. D. Howard
Robert F. Knotts
Sullivan
R. A. Hoke
June Wedding in Sullivan Brides Zoe Chaney Bays
Miss Zoe Ethel Chaney married Lee Fenton Bays in a Sullivan wedding at the Methodist church assisted by Rev. J H Sammis and Rev. J H Carnes. The bride, daughter of Congressman and Mrs John Chaney, and groom son of Mr and Mrs John S Bays, hosted a reception at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Zoe Ethel Chaney
Lee Fenton Bays
Methodist Church
J. H. Sammis
J. H. Carnes
M. E. Church
John ©. Chaney
John S. Bays
Trial Tomorrow Over Minor in Saloon Case
Rice Davis filed an affidavit before Squire Cowle charging Minor Howard with allowing Ott Davis a minor to loiter in the Union Bar saloon. Howard pleads not guilty and posts a $50 bond with Rush McCammon as surety. Trial set for ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Davis
Squire Cowle
Minor Howard
Rice
Ott Davis
Union Bar
Howard
Rush McCammon
Carlisle Loses to West Linton in Rain Soaked 2-1 Game
Carlisle fell 2 to 1 at Linton as Robison doubled and scored on C Shepherd’s hit in the seventh inning. Nolan doubled in the eighth to drive in two runs for West Linton. Pitchers Shephard and Nolan worked all game in a drizzle with 200 in attendance.
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Carlisle
West Linton
Linton
Robison
C. Shepherd
Nolan
W. Linton
C. Sheperd
Charley
Murdock
Cummins
Hicks
Brown
Shepherd
Love
Ladies Aid Society Meet With Mrs Fonk For Ice Cream
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. George W. Fonk. They were served some fine ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
George W. Fonk
Office in Speake Building on West Ledgerwood Street
A small listing notes an office space located in the Speake Building on west Ledgerwood Street with contact phone number 136.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speake Building
West Ledgerwood St
Pleasantville Social Notes Include Local Visits and Changes
Mrs. Buddy Bedwell is convalescing after illness. Photographer Prof. Chas Edmiston is in Chicago. John Howard of Eloise Fla formerly of Pleasantville mingled with friends Saturday. County Commissioner L C Turnbull visited nephew D W Angel and family. A Newberry guest returned home after visiting Mrs A F Hindman. Deputy County Surveyor Wm Sisson surveyed for citizens. Elmer Dunbar sold his restaurant to John Benefield who will run it. Prof. Charles Yates and Miss Mary Sisson were guests of Rev Johnson in Ft Branch. Mrs Green and nephew from southern Illinois visited last week. Isaac Atchley, recently in Evansville insane hospital, returned home with his wife and seems improved. George Ward and wife hosted Frances’s birthday dinner with Wm Ferguson, Harry Ward, and Sam Malone attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Bedwell
Chas. Edmiston
Chicago
John Howard
Eloise
Fla
L.c.turnbull
Gill Township
D. W. Angel
Newberry
A. F. Hindman
Wm. Sisson
Sullivan
Elmer Dunbar
John Benefield
Charles Yates
Mary Sisson
Ft. Branch
Johnson
M. E
Subscribers list for THE News renewal and new joins
The past two weeks show subscribers and renewals for THE News. Names include James EB Speake Carlisle Annie M Cox N C Hoover W W Dale Jr Virginia Pearce F M Howard L M Vancleave Mrs Nobe Burton Thomas Wells W D Latshaw Etta M Reid Meeker Leona Hines and Terre Haute location references. The entry notes a new subscriber indicator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EB
Speake
Carlisle
Annie M. Cox
N C Hoover
W W Dale, Jr
Virginia Pearce
F M Howard
L M Vancleave
Nobe Burton
Thomas Wells
W D Latshaw
Etta M Reid
Meeker
Okla
Leona Hines
Terre Haute
Carlisle Merchants Announce July 4th No Delivery
Notice from Carlisle merchants that no goods will be delivered on July 4th. Signatories include R. P. Snapp & Son Ridgway Bros W. C. Lane Hicks & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
R. P. Snapp & Son
Ridgway Bros
W. C. Lane
Hicks & Co
Residents Visit Relatives After July 4
Mrs. W. F. Risinger and five children arrived from Terre Haute to visit relatives through the week ending after the Fourth of July. W. A. Gray and family, James J. Speake, and Arthur D. Cutler were in Sullivan on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Risinger
Terre Haute
W. A. Gray
James J. Speake
Arthur D. Cutler
Sullivan
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Moore
Sullivan County
Red Front
Anderson Bros
David F. Pearce
David Haddon
F. M. Cunningham
H. N. Hicks
R.W. Akin
Thos. Downey
Vincennes
Til Ogle
Cornelia
Fred
James K. Speake
Pearl Lanham
Shelburn
Hymera
Glendora
Clara Grass
Goldie Wier
Opat Watts
Kivett's
Claude A. Ellis
Joseph Huff
Max
Anderson
Emmett Breetlinger
Stephen Dooley
Sullijivan
Ruth Harris
Richmond
Harry T. Alumbaugh
C. T. Jenkins
J. R. Whalen
Walter F. Wood
Risinger & Willis
Tery
Risinger & Ellis’s
Edith Daugherty
O. P. Pifer
James H. Hopewell
Risinger
Ellis
Marguerite Whalen
Medford Levron
Emison Flour
Lane’s
M. Walters
Belle
Los Angeles
Cal
W.E. Cowle
Boston
Mass
Elliott
Risinger & Ellis
The
Christian Church
Joe T
Akin
Ransom
Ithaca
New York
Law Department
Cornell University
Hudson
Canada
Washington
Cornell
John Bailey
Zoe E. Chaney
G. G. Arnold
Insurance & Real Estate
Notary Public
Pleasantville
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