Mrs Cooper and Edna Return From Indianapolis Visit
Mrs. John W. Cooper and her daughter Edna came home Tuesday after a week in Indianapolis visiting Mrs. Martha Minnick and Mrs. Katie Railsback. Mrs. R A Sallee returned home Wednesday night after ten days with relatives in Evansville and Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cooper
Edna
Indianapolis
Martha Minnick
Katie Railsback
R. A. Sallee
Evansville
Princeton
Warren Frink
Fon du Lac
Wis
For Sale Farm Wagon and Local Notices
Good farm wagon offered for sale by George Ridgway. C P Smith came from Lawrenceville Illinois on business Wednesday. Miss Josie Ferree traveled to Sullivan to visit friends through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ridgway
C. P. Smith
Lawrenceville, Ill
Josie Ferree
Sullivan
Buy a 4th of July buggy at J F Alumbaugh Co
Local note lists a sale item for a four of July buggy at J F Alumbaugh and Co. Various short social items follow including Florence Ragsdale visiting Terre Haute and Ned Edna Ora Risinger sisters in Kentucky. People travel from Sullivan and Oaktown for visits and weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Alumbaugh & Co
Florence Ragsdale
Terre Haute
Gem Cafe
Road Contracts Let and Local Notices From Township
The county board awarded three rock road contracts to J. Frank Alumbaugh Co for routes northeast of town about one mile at 4143.60 dollars, east of town just over one mile at 5420.40 dollars, and southwest nearly three miles at 8544.80 dollars due by 1906. Other two roads to be built by 1905. Local arrivals include visits by Ballou, Boone, Olsen, and Hildebrand. Mrs. O Haver suffered a paralysis stroke. condition improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
J. Frank Alumbaugh
Carlisle
J. F. Alumbaugh
Ira Snyder
Richard Hackett
M. I. Olsen
Chicago
Pleasantville
Everett Padgett
Teresa Bough
I. A. Hildebrand
Rachel
Sandborn
Hildebrand
Henry O’ Haver
O’hayer
Carlisle Baseball Wins and Next Home Game Set
Carlisle defeated Sun day 12 to 9 on a Pleasantville area diamond with Sandborn Little Giant and Pleasantville players. The second Carlisle team beat Ehrman 6 to 3 on Ehrman grounds. Tomorrow at 2 30 p m Carlisle first nine hosts Dugger at Whipps park with a 15 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Pleasantville
Sandborn
Little Giant
Ehrman
Dugger
Whipps’ Park
Strike at Little Giant Coal Mine Near Pleasantville
About 100 miners at the Little Giant coal mine north of Pleasantville walked out on Thursday over the firing of all drivers. Two new drivers hired at Linton refused to work upon arrival. The dispute ended Saturday when John Templeton of the UMWA from Terre Haute mediated and the men returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Giant
Pleasantville
Linton
John Templeton
Terre Haute
La Verna Moore Stock Company Opens Week at Opera House
The La Verna Moore Stock company began a week long engagement at the opera house Monday night. The company is above average and enjoys strong patronage with a lineup including An Orphans Prayer on Monday East Lynne on Tuesday A Miners Oath on Wednesday and A Wicked Woman on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Verna Moore Stock Company
Opera House
East Lynne
Lang divorce sought in Sullivan court over custody
Jessie Lang sues in Sullivan circuit court for divorce from Joseph W. Lang and seeks custody of two children, Rush about two years old and a four month old baby. The couple reside in Jefferson township and cruelty and inhuman treatment are alleged as the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Lang
Sullivan
Joseph W. Lang
Rush
Jefferson Township
Mrs. Sarah Toler Dies of Stomach Cancer at 65
Mrs. Sarah Toler died Sunday at her home on George Funk's farm six miles west of town from stomach cancer. She was 65 years old and survived by several children. Funeral services were held Monday at two o'clock at the Church of Christ in Paxton with Jonas Ladson officiating. Burial followed in Paxton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Toler
Town
George Funk
Church of Christ
Paxton
Jonas Ladson
Telephone Company Restricts Connections to Directory Numbers
Important notice asks all subscribers to call at the exchange to get new cards and requires giving the exact telephone number. Operators do not know all subscriber names and will refuse connections without the directory number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Company
Willis and wife arrive. visits extend in town
T F Willis and wife of Los Angeles arrived yesterday afternoon. Frank Foley, formerly in Carlisle, plans to settle here. John Hurst of Freelandville spent Sunday with his sister Miss Bertha Hurst. M G Couch and family from Lawrenceville, Ill., visited Dr. and Mrs. J R Whalen, with Gladys Whalen joining from their party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Willis
Los Angles
Calif
Carlisle
Frank
John Hurst
Freelandville
Bertha Hurst
M. G. Couch
Isabelle
Lawrenceville, Ill
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Orlisle
the Union Grocery
M. G. Roberts
Earnest Davis
Eddie Cooper
Paul Waston
Flora Wilson
B. B. Grubb
Will Collins
Oaktown
Annie E. Shreeve
Lawrenceville
George Ballou
St. Louis
George Love
Claude Collins
Sullivan Evening Times
S. Paul Poynter
Sullivan Democrat
Faye Boone
Corydon
State Normal School
Clara
Challis Whipps
Bruceville
Edith Marsh
James Whipps
Capt
Jesse Haddon
Ooteetre
Makers
R. W. Akin’s Son
Price
Tay
Chemists
Mound City Paint and Color Co
T. Louis, Missouri
A. G. Cox
West Corporation
Ledgerwood Street
D. F. Shake
Charles C. Hunt
Sullivan, Ind
C. W. Welman
W.A. Wellman
Welman
A. Stewart
Indiana
Arthur D. Cutler
W.N. Asbury
Ladd & Asbury
Sullivan County
Sullivan, Indiana
W .T.douthitt
National Bank
Wim. H. Hill, Jr
Ind
Fed
W. Buff
W. Paul Stratton
Buff & Stratton
Coffman’s Drug Store
John. T. Ana
Will H. Hays
Sullivan, MD
Sullivan State Bank
J. J. Keys
John
S. Bays
Free
F. Bays
Attorneys-at-Law
North Side Public Square
D. Smith Clark
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