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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1914
Page
6
An advertisement lists services for real estate buying and selling, general real estate inquiries, insurance needs, and notary work. It markets broad offerings without specific names, locations, or dates, implying a community service or classifieds blurb.
Charles E Shake as administrator of George W Burris estate in Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final account report with the Sullivan Circuit Court A hearing is set for Friday April 3 1914 the 40th judicial day of the February term 1914 Creditors heirs and legatees are notified to appear and show cause why the report should not be approved Charles S Shake Administrator Walter F Wood Attorney First insertion March 18 1914
A brief report notes plans for township district and state Republican conventions. It outlines how delegates will be chosen and the expected dates and venues for the meetings, reflecting party organization patterns of the period.
The Republican State Central Committee invites delegates to a two day convention at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis on April 22 and 23 1914 to adopt a platform and nominate state officers for the November 1914 election. Delegates apportioned by county based on 1910 votes, Sullivan listed with 12 delegates. County primaries set for April 10 or 11 1914. District meetings in Indianapolis April 21 1914 to select district officers and committees. Calls issued by L W Henley secretary with district chairs urged to publish notices.
Big Springs notes report Goldie Arnett visiting grandmother and Aunt Davis on Friday, plus Emerson Watson and others on Middletown business. Dr Shake of Hutsonville treated Ray Watsons driving horse. Rush Handley visited son Edgar. Mrs Bily improving after Dr Parker visit. Wabash flooding low bottoms. Ross Turman shipped wild geese to Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska Illinois. Merom Station and Sullivan trips cited.
Mrs. J. C. Van De Lande of Kirkland credits Electric Bitters with keeping her from breaking down while nursing a sick relative. The ad urges relief for tiredness poor appetite and indigestion, praising the tonic for stomach liver and kidneys with a money back guarantee. Available in 50c and 1.00 sizes.
Charles McDaniels was arrested at his Farnsworth home by Constable Linkenhaker on charges of breaking a quarantine. Sheriff Kelley refused to admit him to jail due to smallpox fears as Paul Higbee the county health officer enforced a strict Farnsworth quarantine on the MacDaniels family.
Local notice reports whooping cough widespread with measles and scarlet fever near as bad. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound touted for inflamed throats and coughing. Mrs C Hostler of Grand Island Nebraska cites relief for her three children after a few doses. Sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
Shelburne news lists two groups leaving for England. The first party tomorrow night includes John Johnson his wife and three children plus John Williamson Stephen Saunt Thomas Hulme and William Chariton. The second party on April 18 includes Stephen Brown his wife and two children John Nicholson Jr Mrs Esther Wilkinson and three children.
A mine has been notified that abandonment will begin and all operations will pause this week. No injuries reported and the halt affects ongoing extraction activities.
Shelburn shortstop Tommy Stevenson signs with Terre Haute Central league squad after playing last year for Muskegon in the Michigan league.
An informal luncheon was held Friday night at the Terre Haute house in Terre Haute hosted by members of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. Eph Inman of Indianapolis was the honor guest. Sullivan county attendees included Judge O. B. Harris N. K. Harris C. C. Carr and C. T. Akin Jr.
Republican leaders in Sullivan County plan mass conventions on Saturday April 11 1914 to choose delegates and alternates for state congressional and joint senatorial meetings. Townships Cass Dugger Curry Shelburn Fairbanks New Lebanon Carlisle Sullivan Hymera Pleasantville and others list delegate and alternate counts for each convention.
P. J. Boyd of Ogle Texas reports after two bottles Foley Kidney Pills completely relieved rheumatism and kidney trouble. Claims backache and weakness improved. Safe and effective. Sold by Joe K. Smock & Son.
Dr J N Hurty secretary of the state board of health will address the Womans Club on May fifth on What Can Hygiene Do For Humanity. Officers elected for the ensuing year are President Mrs W C Jamison Vice President Mrs S H Kalley Secretary Mrs C H Stratton Treasurer Mrs J M Lang.
We thank the friends neighbors and oil men for their kindness and assistance following the sudden death of our dear husband and father.
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