Hazel Kirke shines in Sullivan County theater run
The town promotes the Madison Square Theatre Company production Hazel Kirke at the Opera House with daily notices. Awnings rise as audiences are urged to reserve seats for the April 11 12 showings. Manager Leonard Borders Sr. died March 29 1882. Church services announced for Sunday with a sermon on The Comforter-His Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Kirke
New York
Madison Square ‘Theatre Company
J. W. Jones
Sullivan
Colorado
Merom
Jones
I. 8. C. Temperance Union
Tus
Temperance Army
Local notices and personal updates from Sullivan Indiana
Miss Ada Kester visits Miss Blanche Briggs in the past few days. Various residents move, rent or travel including Wesley Wilkey renting Joe Reed’s house and Bartletts moving into Koltinskys’ former home. Several illnesses and mortal concerns noted, with Rosa Neller gravely ill and death possible. Concerns over debts and public calls urge settlements with S Cc Coulson and Sam D Weir. George Heck wins constable race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Kester
Terre Taute
Blanche Briggs
Wesley Wilkey
Joe Reed
Bartlett
the Times
Koltinskeys
Wes Barnard
Anderson Ward
H. M. Lindly
Gunn
East
Washington
W. A. B. Roberts
Times
Davis
Red Hat
Bill Murdock
Wvith
Geo. W. Buff
Columbus
John L. Thompson
C. A. Parks
T N. McClung
John Jackson
David Sisson
Tom Reid
Terre Haute
Joe Stewart
Rosa Neller
Indianapolis
Emma Shidler
Ada Wallar
Will Wallar
Merom
Melinda Shaw
Hallie Hoke
Democrats Win Temperance Issue Across Localities
In multiple cities Monday elections, Democrats gained ground on the temperance question. Indianapolis swung from 700 to 1 200 votes for Democrats as they tied the issue to whisky interests and opposed prohibition. Cincinnati Evansville Toledo and other places showed similar outcomes with Republicans defending submission of amendments to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Evansville
Toledo
Democratic Party
Liquor Dealers Association
Democrat
Uul
Election Murmurs Reported Across Townships
Monday's results show Democratic trustees prevailing in most townships with Gill noted as heavily Democratic. In Hamilton Township, Moore and Davis led for trustees, Wyman for assessor, Owen Davis and Malott for justices of the peace, and Dooley candidates for constables. total votes 483. A $1,000 school house bond was paid off yesterday leaving $1,000 remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
Youngman
Hamilton Township
Wyman
Justices of the Peace
Owen Davis
Malott
East Chapel farming notes and local incidents
Rain slows wheat. farmers sow oats. James South clears another farm. Culburt Brown seeks wool prices. Logan Catlin reports dogs kill sheep. McCammon and Flemings hire George Feree’s farm for summer work. Sladden and Dennen fight. Dennen fined 14 dollars. Chicken and lard buyers left country. South plans to trade farm for a livery stable. Shuttiuner has excess stove wood. Cud Brown loses sheep. Dr Willis pays 300 dollars for five acres.
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James South
Culburt Brown
Logan Catlin
Linder Loudermilk
John McCammon
Jake Flemings
George Feree
James Sladden
John Dennen
Adden
Dennen
Thomas South
Hns
Isaac Shuttiuer
Cud Brown
Dr. Willis
Freelandville Wheat Outlook and Local Happenings
The Freelandville area looks at a splendid wheat crop ahead as farmers prepare for a successful summer. Health is reported good locally. Louis Meyer of Vincennes visited Monday. Church meetings have occurred at the Christian church led by Eld. Clark of Vincennes and Rev. Trant of Bruceville. Rev. Haup preached at the M E church Sunday. Dr. McDowell of Pleasantville was in town Monday. C H Baker returned from Cincinnati with a large Sap and Lonery stock of goods.
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Louis Meyer
Vincennes
Christian Church
Eld. Clark
Rev. Trant
Bruceville
Haup
M. E
Dr. McDowell
Pleasantville
C.H. Baker
Cincinnati
Sap & Lonery
J. J. Patterson
Benson
Canada
Gourd Neck
Charley Cooper
Heath
Shideler
C. £. Smith
Eld. Wood
M. I. Church
Rossa Sinclair
Alex Thompson
James Maple
Marion
Berean Association
Lincolia Miscellany
Franklin Whetstone
Horses Mules For Sale At Russell and Glass Stables
Wanted horses mares and mules in good condition from four thousand ten years old at the stable of Russell and Glass on Thursday and Friday April 13 and 14 for cash payment. H C Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell & Glass
H. C. Hanna
Sunday morning sermon and local notices in Sullivan
Sunday morning the sun shone as Rev Stuson preached from Revelations at the Baptist church. The elderly Rev Stansil spoke on timely suggestions. Local items note Mr. Potter’s safe return from Ohio, crops ahead in Indiana, and voters to fill offices. Observations on roads, stock losses from pink eye, and calls for street lighting near the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Stuson
Potter
Gaskins Adams
Sullivan
Billy Beck
Royalty fight over appleby binding patent dispute
St Paul Minn March 23 report on Chicago man Charles Calahan visiting Minneapolis and targeting royalty payments demanded by C H McCormick Norman Thompson and Helen Gorman Rockford IL to the Minneapolis Harvest Works and others using Appleby binding twinbinders. Legal teams listed including M D Leggett and Parkinson with several companies named. The issue could trigger a major patent suit affecting many binding machine makers and repairs.
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St. Paut
Minn
Charles Calahan
Chicago
Minneapolis
Patent Office
Marquis J. Gorham
Rockford
Minneapolis Sarvester Works
Willisam Deering Company
Champion Reaper Company
Springfield
Lasterly Arvester Company
Whitewater
Aandon
Met ‘Ormicks
Shattuck and Jamison Move to New North Side Building
Shattuck and Jamison have moved to a new building on the north side and invite customers to call. The Heath store at Mcrom advertises 18 cent coffee at 15¢, groceries and hardware at low prices, and 25c for butter. We learn Jones McKee Co boots and shoes were restocked after a favorable four year run. For insurance contact Lafe Stewart. A promotion offers 3 ears of Mammoth Corn with a 3-cent stamp sample to Farmers via East Tenn. Seed Co. in Cleveland Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Merom
Jones, Mckee & Cos
Joe Stewart
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Mcrom
Jones, McKee & Co’s
Boots and Shoes
East Tenn. Seed CO
Cleveland, Tenn
Wilkey & All
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Wilkey & Alle
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Worthy Remedy for Many Ailments
An advertiser asserts Electric Bitters cure stomach and liver complaints kidney diseases and urinary difficulties. The promotion claims reliability and urges trials, noting price at fifty cents per bottle and availability through local druggists Crowver & Reed.
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Crowver & R&eEp
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Hays
Sullivan County Bank
Scott
Wm. McCammon
NLA
Bill Waggoner
Constable
Tennyson
Brook
New York Post
Opera House
Mgr. Leonard Borders, Sr
Tadiava
J. C. Fiolioway
S Cc. Coulson
Falt
Sam
D. Weir. Sullivan
Ind
George Heck
Moore Seeee
Moore
Hughes
Dooley Heck
Kildon
Ridge
Dooley
Roxud
Hadden
Snyder
Freelandsville
Jolly Contribuor
Capt. Clagage
Dr. Murphy
Alexander
Opera
Harlem
Madison Square Theatre
Daniel Frrouman
Str— Canyon
Nlazel Kirk
Day’. Frouman
Pierce
New School Books
Ati Crowder & Reed’s. It
Sol Goodman’s
Apdta
W. Kelly
Sap
Uit
Clyles
Lovaram
Rauch
Nellie Correggio
Lea Silverware
Giles
John Giles & Son
Bation
Tee Con, Laird, Ee
North Pole
Ces
Commercial Row
Sullivan, Ind
Giles Cash Store
Sol Goodman
Teegarden
Weir's
Shattuck & Jamison
North Side
Crowder & Aadg
Johnson Clark
Curry Township
Bor
John T. Gunn
Atty-at-law
Kentucky
Lafe Stewart
M& At
Joan Davis & Sons
J. L. Shield
Pure Drugs
Call On & Jamison
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