Sumner Burks Plans Burbel Sprouts and Local Happenings
Will Burks discusses building Sumner burbel sprouting beds for Mr. J L Shielf. Ed Lemon’s Normans display on streets as crowds await Ann Eliza Young. Sol Goodman advertises. Bloomfield railroad company election to be held Friday the 22nd. Court opened Monday with Judge H D Scott presiding. Coulson & Coulson acquire a typewriter for printed correspondence. Snowy weather pranks persist. Dr Masvie discusses southern visit. Ed H Lemon’s mammoth jack costs $350. Dugger post office established with Ed Fairchild as postmaster. G W French lands street railway contract in Vincennes. New ad for St Clair and St Cair groceries. Voters moving wards risk losing vote. election timing debated as five precincts used. Republican call for town convention published. Capt J F Williams hosts supper at Charles Stewart’s. plans to build homes on south Court. KE and T HR R engine incident near turntable caused minor damage. Mrs Laura Dainty impresses Opera House audience with Nay McEwen’s singing.
Local Notables Return Visits Across Town
Col Young returned from Chicago Sunday morning. Miss May McEwen of Terre Haute spent several days in town as guest of Miss Minnie Neal. Capt T C Williams returned from Cincinnati. Mose Wilkey, salesman for Wilkey and Allen, spent Sunday at home. Mr Murphy of New Albany visited friends the Stewarts. Judge Scote and family stayed with H K Wilson during court. S L Zimmerman, the lying Dutchman of Jefferson, attended court this week.
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Col. Young
Chicago
May McEwen
Terre Haute
Our Town
Minnie Neal
Mose Wilkey
Wilkey & Allen
Scoté
H. K. Wilson
S. L. Zimmerman
Jefferson
Malt Bitters Endorsed as Blood Nourisher by Druggists
Pharmacists recommend Malt Bitters to nourish and strengthen the blood, calling it the best blood purifier. They claim it quickly surpasses other bitters and helps with weakness and nervousness, with women and children advised to take it freely.
Scritchfield and Related Transfers Listed
A sequence of small property or personal transfers is recorded naming John W. Scritchfield to Anna M M Barnes and Jesse I Scritchfield to Mary M Watson among others including Wm J Flowers to Letha L Murray John Walters to Anna Nash Theopholis Bedwell to Elizabeth Haddon Sami Hardy to Mary E Thompson Henry C Drake to Ella Rickwell and Aaron Wilkey to Rosa Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse I. Scritchfield
Mary M. Watson
Wm. J. Flowers
Letha L. Mur
John Walters
Anna Nash
Theopholis Bedwell
Elizabeth Haddon
Sami Hardy
Mary E. Thomp
Henry C. Drake
Ella Rickwell
Aaron Wilkey
Rosa Bell
Edgar C Hughes Recommended as Teacher by District No 4
Last Friday district voters witnessed the closing examination of Edgar C Hughes. The report praised rapid progress and praised his two years at the district. A formal recommendation signed by every voter endorses him as a kind and competent teacher.
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Edgar C. Hughes
The Band forms as an incorporated unit in Sullivan
The Opera House Band filed articles of association and elected W. S. Crowder F. Wake and L. Davis as trustees with the Recorder, becoming a legally incorporated band. Citizens are urged to support the group as it purchases new uniforms and features a Drum Major, led by Dr Cavins with Joe Reed as secretary. Ed H. Lemon is a Republican marshal candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
W. S. Crowder
F. Wake
L. Davis
Recorder
Indiana
Sullivan
Dr. Cavins
Joe Reed
New Reid mill in operation after long wait and high hopes
After months of speculation over cost design and capacity the Reid mill is finally running producing full barrels of new process flour. Observers praise the neat machinery and finish while noting total cost around 16060 dollars. Also listed are remaining post office letters and local “Gants” and “Bladien” lists with several names in Sullivan Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Fine Carriage Ad Pointing to Teegarden
Teegarden is advertised as the place for a fine carriage with a simple instruction to go there for purchase. The note emphasizes Teegarden as the destination and implies availability of a carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teegarden
Crowder Reed's stock and Tom Reid's advertised goods
An old class of notices promotes Crowder and Reed's large wallpaper selection and Sol Goodman clothing styles at Crowder Reed's. It also directs readers to Tom Reid's for groceries from the "luge stock" at No 5 Commercial Raw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder & Reed's
Tom Reid
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Sullivan County Bank
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Jive Burton
Stewart Burns
Harlem
Tomiter
Will Burks
Sumner
Ed Lemon
Gui Aise
Ann Eliza Young
Brigham
Sol Goodman
Bloomfield Railroad Company
Morday
H. D. Scott
Coulson & Coulson
Masvie
Alx
M. McDowell
Ed H. Lemon
Dugger
Cass Township
Ed Fairchild
G. W. French
Vincennes
St. Clair and St. Cair
Lincolia and Franklin Societies
D. C. College
J. F. Williams
Charles Stewart
South Court Street
Laura Dainty
Nay McEwen
Wheal Etinleontacke
Capt
T. C. Williams
Cincinnati
Mr. Murphy
New Albany
City
Arts
Sullivan Markets
Cincignati
Louisville
Trott & Burks
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John W. Scritchfield
Anna MM
Conventio
Sullivan County
Andrew Bansley
Micael Carr
Perry Evans
Henry Gooden
William Ice
J. G. Miller
Nathan Milam
W. R. Meethis
John Martin
Thomas Purcell
James Shells
John M. South
Mamie Furry
Sarah Johnson
Charlotte Lister
Miss Earlem
Moore
Elizabeth Parks
C. Waddle
J. A. Hays
Arn Eliza
Nobby Suits
Sel Goodman's
Uniox
Sullivan Abstract Co
ARES
Gunn
South Side
John
Cilraney
Att’y Atbaw
Amos
Boot and Shoe Store
G. W Starr
Washington and
Jackson Streets
Tegarden
Indina
Trott& Bere
North Side
Sol Goodmans
Republian
Court House
Marshall
Gro. W. Bure
Cararku
Sanrono
Marsh Dt
Rie
Aoa
Wales
Circulata
Fequest
Anufacturey DY Flobrenc Machine CO
Florence
Maes
GEO. Bent
Jackson St
Obicego
Wiles
Wilson’s
Wilson's
Wilsos
Geo
Briggs
Marge
Crowder and Reed’s
Marset
BY. Berlan
Attorney-At-Law
Office Crowder’s Block
Crowder’s Block
ST. Clair & ST. Clair
Crowder
Reed
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