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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1902
Page
8
Edgar Moore visited Terre Haute while Joseph Asbury returned to Flora near Shelburn. R Norton underwent a baptism on Sunday the 6th. Mrs. QO Martin traveled to Sullivan on the 7th.
Little Ruth James of Jackson Hill visited relatives at Hymera over the weekend. Prof. A. C. Payne spent part of last week visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Lillie Conard of Terre Haute is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Sink. Lem Barens moved to Linton last week. Claude Bosstick moved to Barcus’s former house. Rev. W. T. Denney and daughter Minnie visited his daughter Mr.
A digest of residents visiting, traveling, and moving about including Wm Jones a jeweler in town, Dr and Mrs Kennedy from Sullivan, Lavade Walls returning to Terre Haute, Mrs Kennedy visiting, Kate Burton in Chicago, Ida Nesbit guest of Winnie Eaton, Pearl Bennett back from Cincinnati medical college, Dr McGrew family returning from Omaha, Marie Wilson taking a millinery position, Denney and Beasley wed at bride’s home, sick lists for Charley Turner and S Conover, Mrs Shell Reed in Tennessee, Epworth League activities, Rev Cuppy preaching, Junior Order Band booked for Red Mens hall, basketball tournament attendees from Shelburn, Milliner Ula Riggs back from Indianapolis, baseball fever rising, Nathan Russells daughter burned in Currysville, teacher list announced, Jessie Bardsley Hen party with comical costumes, State Normal trip by Winifred Th l and Mollie Worth, protracted Methodist meetings yield 25 accessions and 14 conversions.
Clarence Oakes visited Frank Marts Sunday. Clancy Payne visits sister this week. Orion Rich returns from Illinois. Will Stewart and wife in Hymera Sunday. Edna Grigsby staying with aunt Flora Campbell. George Wright and wife with Emery Switch Sunday. Snyder Sunday School attendance 24. Miss Hilderbrand from Illinois visiting aunt Mrs Dot Dix. Rev A M McGuire of Sullivan preached at Little Flock Saturday. Roy Osburn and date attended Little Flock Sunday night. Jesse Bunch home from Terre Haute for Sunday. Roxy Stephens from Fairbanks visiting sister Mrs Ora Jonson. Gertie Parks and Cora Shelburn of Delcarbo shopping in Sullivan.
Uncle Jake Wyman is very poor ly. Orion Rich bought a horse last week. Zack Price is moving to Sullivan this week. Margarette Wyman spent Sunday with home folks. E B Cowen and family spent Sunday at Geo Rich's. Riley Dodd and family at John Anderson's. Frank Botts and family at Joe Wyman's. Guy Osburn and mother visited Hud Hughes' Sunday. Miss Elsie Hendrix visited Ora Friday night. Everett Rich was guest of Cora Stewart Sunday eve. Jesse Watson visited Charley Tipton Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Linkenholr and daughters Maud and Ollie of Sullivan passed through this vicinity Sunday eve. Those who went to the city Friday were Albert McGarvey and wife, Mesdames Jas Case and Geo Rich, Fred Hendrix and Clell Davidson.
Miss Fay Conner has the mumps and mumps are common in this vicinity. Joel Barnes has recovered from illness. Brother Daugherty is holding a large meeting at this place. Murray Conner attends Merom school this spring. Will Kissner and wife traveled to Illinois. A party was held at Jas Ransford’s Easter eve with good times. Esther Parr considers teaching at Thornberry school if enough pupils enroll. The death angel claimed Mrs Aunce or Pa Hunt wife of Arthur Hunt. Caleb E Boles called Monday.
Elfie Neal of Terre Haute spent part of last week in Hymera. Miss Esta Littlejohn visited Jasonville for a day. Messrs Herbert Zink Clifford and Baxter Plew are attending school at Danville.
Meron. Davidtewart attended services at the college Sunday night. Miss Esther Moore of Graysville visited the city Monday. Will Burk and wife dined with Mr and Mrs Wible Sunday. Aurel Goodwin of Tarwater called Sunday. Mr and Mrs S H Larr were guests at the farm early week. Shideler and daughter Mrs Mattie Pogue of Sullivan visited Merom friends Sunday. Equality Club meets Friday at three at Mrs Duffer’s home. W C T U met with Mrs Helena Ward Saturday. meeting was enjoyed. Matron's Contest set for next Monday at 7 30 in the college chapel. McClure and Hershey reported to Toronto convention. junior choir provided music. Mr and Mrs Peacock left Saturday for the east to sail for India in the fall. Mrs Peacock is Mrs Aldrich's sister. L D Weimer’s birthday surprise Monday with five o'clock spread. Class wished many more anniversaries.
Mrs. Clarence Timberlake is ill. James B. Arnett bought Charles Weir's Aunt Nancy Burton farm and moved there. John Barden moved to Arnett's former residence. Graysville M. E. church reorganized Sabbath school with officers named Yager, Thomas, Piety, and Lisman among others. Services updated to 7 30 p m every other Sunday. Small items include quarry remarks, visits, and travels of locals.
Isaac Buck and a lady attended Mor ris Chapel last Sunday. Keeley mine to have several new houses built nearby. Winnie Humphreys of Linton visited Dugger. A 40 foot section of the mine hole at the Dugger mine caved in. Rathbone Sisters' entertainment last Saturday night praised. Mrs Bailey of Merom teaches music in and around Dugger. Mabel Smith conducts a large music class and will return to Greensburg in September. Mr Clark, Keeley mine owner, moved to Dugger from Terre Haute with his family. Woman's Aid Society formed and active turning out quilts and garments. Mrs Hopkins presides. Preaching at Mt Calvary Long’s Chapel and Lyonton by Rev W F F Smith. About 300 added to the church on this charge in the last 18 months.
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