One Lot of Men’s Suits Sale Prices
A single lot of men’s suits offered in three price tiers with regular price $3.98 discounted to $2.98 and $2.39.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
8
A single lot of men’s suits offered in three price tiers with regular price $3.98 discounted to $2.98 and $2.39.
Nettie Thompson wife of James H Thompson of Sullivan died Monday morning after weeks of suffering at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Irenies Burkholder North Main street She was born April 28 1878 in Curry township and lived in the county Her funeral will be at the Burkholder residence at two oclock tomorrow conducted by Rev Frank Jaynes and Rev G W Porter Interment at Venter Ridge cemetery She leaves her husband a daughter Fern 14 her parents and a brother Clyde Burkholder Indianapolis
A son was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Donnelly of this city. The announcement notes the newborn as a new family member and records the Thursday birth.
Uncle Robertson Burge will leave this week for Gordon Nebraska where he expects to spend the summer.
Miss Carrie Yeager reports a week ending April 7 with variable cloudiness and temperatures from 47 to 75 degrees. Rainfall totals include .25 inch on the 1st, .70 on the 2nd, a trace on the 6th, .10 on the 7th, and an inch of snow on the 2nd.
Turman township high school held commencement at the Christian church Friday evening in Graysville. President D. A. Long of Union Christian College delivered the address and diplomas were awarded to Hazel Jewell Roy C. Whitman Clarence M. Walters Verne Moore Andrew Harris Ancil Woodard Opal Stone Hosea Duffer Hyde B. Thomas Roy McClure and Rush Davis.
An old advertisement promises instant relief from corns bunions blisters and sore spots when using Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder shaken into shoes. The copy notes the product sells for 25 cents and offers a free sample by sending to Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy New York.
Mrs M J Frederick of Paris Texas visits her parents Mr and Mrs William McKinley as a guest in the home.
Shelburn Ind April 6 The suspension in the mines prompts many residents to return to England and Scotland with plans to stay months or longer. Travelers include James Heyes Jane Cantos Anthony Bedford and Adam Fornear sailing to England on the Mauretania and Caledonia bound for Glasgow.
A successful term closed at the McFadden school house last Wednesday with a well filled baskets dinner. Miss Wasridge and the scholars presented an excellent program appreciated by all and Miss Wasridge rendered efficient service during the term.
Mr and Mrs Mervin Engle and family of Indianapolis are visiting relatives here.
An office description touts recent electrical appliance installations to modernize the space and speed up dental procedures. The narrator invites readers to visit and experience the improved setup.
In a small town two well dressed young men arrived by train and unloaded 300 pounds of ham at a local depotThey used the depot briefly then appeared in town selling hams for 15 to 16 cents a pound claims of direct country sourcing The Chicago packing house price for the day was 9 to 12 cents a pound leaving questions about the scam.
Advertises Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children claiming cures for colds feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worms in 24 hours. Sold by druggists 25 cents sample offer by mail from Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy New York.
Anna J. Bunch sues John A. Bunch for support. Ora Wisener sues Vandalia Coal Co. for personal injuries. Willam EB. Johns sues Samuel W. Woodsmall and others seeking a replevin bond.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. White, who have spent the winter at Coronado Beach, Florida, are expected to arrive back home tomorrow.
The Appellate Court refused a rehearing in the Lattas Creek Coal Company versus Board of Greene County Commissioners tax refund case. The county attorneys Gambill and Gambill handled the appeal. The Greene Circuit Court ruled mineral not taxable and granted a refund, a decision affirmed by the Appellate Court before denying the rehearing. A transfer petition to the Supreme Court has been filed.
Joseph J. Rich and Eva G. Metcalf. Harry F. Boone and Lola M. Brewer. Lonnie O. Shake and Grace Cox. Jesse Anderson and Jessie Curry. William McFadyen and Annie Butler. John E. Wenders and Daisy B. Parka. Reuben H. Worth and Maggie L. Wright. Edward Runyon and Mamie K. Layman. John Keen and Martha A. Keen. Charles M. Trent and Merle M. Cooksey. George H. South and Nellie Huffman. Pearl Hawkee and Eva B. Hicks.
James Baldwin and Toy Wright of this city lease space in the old McCammon block to establish the Model Ice Cream Company. They plan a modern sanitary plant ready for business in a short time.
The court appointed G W Gambill guardian ad litem for Em ma Lemon in a petition by John A Lemon to sell real estate held by the insane wife. If her sanity returns, one third of the sale proceeds, 1500 dollars, is to be restored to her. Appraisers James N Roberts and Oliver T Pifer were named to value property in John W Cooper as administrator of John A Ridgway estate versus Mariah Ridgway et al. The Citizen Trust Company ejectment against Peter L Ratliff was dismissed on motion. Verne E Prose versus John D Prose won a venue change on motion of the defendant.
Mason M B Mason of Farmersburg Indiana reports his Buff Orpingtons swept awards at Sullivan and Terre Haute. at Sullivan Best pair best cock best hen second third and fourth hens best pullet and top pens plus numerous placings. at Terre Haute he entered five thirds winning best cockerel best pullet and related awards. eggs for hatching from fine matings one dollar fifty per fifteen. mating list free.
Mrs Kate Ridgeway of Vincennes died last week following a surgical operation. She was formerly Miss Kate Rabb. Her husband William B Ridgeway a Vincennes dentist is the son of Mr and Mrs Brice Ridgeway. The Ridgeways attended the funeral in Vincennes on Friday. Mrs Charles Ackerman of Effingham visited here with her mother Mrs Louisa Borders on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gambill of Indianapolis have returned home after visiting Mrs. Gambill’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac N. Snow.
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