Personal News From Terre Haute To Chicago Visitors
Mr and Mrs Joe Duffy of Terre Haute visited relatives here this week Miss Anna Davis of Chicago who has been visiting here sister Mrs H C Boothe has returned home F D Roebbins near Paxton in the berry business was in the city Saturday noting prospects for a heavy strawberry crop Judge Bridwell declares no jury trial on Mondays or Saturdays allowing jurors two days off weekly Several important criminal cases to be heard in May term including the Dan Neal case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Duffy
Terre Haute
Anna Davis
Chicago
H. C. Boothe
F.D. Roebbins
Near
Paxton
Robbins
Bridwell
Dan Neal
I& Charge
Local court actions and social visits noted in county
Murder set for trial during the term. George Greek of Carlisle released after eleven days for a board bill. Replevin suit by Harder Fireproof Van Storage against McKissicks dismissed for lack of title proof. Social visits include Mrs. Parrott and Mr. Welman family travels. Mortgage exemptions and coal land tax rate discussed at Vincennes meeting. Various local residents visited, traveled, or attended funerals and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greek
Carlisle
Harder Fireproof van Storage Co
Wim, Morris
Claude McKissick
W. E. Parrott
Kansas City
Coronado
Florida
S. A. White
Charles W. Welman
Agnes
Seattle
Washington
Orlando
Guthrie Eaton
Robinson
M. H. Eaton
Vincennes
Frank Hiatt
Edward Roach
Cincinnati
St. Louis
S. R. Engle
Pacific Coast
Catherine P Reynolds Death Sets Example of Faithful Life
Catharine P Reynolds of North Carolina born November 17 1828 was the youngest daughter of Jeremiah and Susannah Reynolds. She joined the Friends church in youth and loved the Bible and Sunday school, later joining Pleasantville M E church in 1865 and remaining a devoted member. She married Wesley P D Shepherd March 28 1850 and had seven children, two of whom preceded her. She endured widowhood for over 46 years, faced illness with patience, and spoke of going home to her victorious Christ. She died April 1 1911 at age 84 years 4 months and 14 days, leaving two sons three daughters and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine P. Reynolds
North Carolina
Jeremiah
Susannah Reynolds
Friends Church
Wesley PD
Shepherd
M. E
Pleasantville
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Social Roundup From Sullivan Area Visits
Mr and Mrs Will Lee were in Sullivan Monday Erick Prose of Sullivan was here Wednesday Grace Free of Graysville spent Thursday night with Mrs Edd Arnett and family Mrs Daviess Arnett went to Aunt Katy Manhans Thursday Reading Circle met with Grace Wardner Thursday night Uncle Ike Brown and wife were in Sullivan Thursday Will Gray of Graysville spent Friday with Bace Gray Miss Ople Corder of Merom Station spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Osburn Irving Miss Pearl Newsome spent Saturday and Sunday with Margarete Youngman Mr and Mrs Jack Summers returned home from Palestine Sunday night Edwin Arnett returned home from Terra Haute Thursday Quite a crowd attended the last hoot ea at 16 a Saturday ey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hopewell
Frank Kimberlain
Ed Arnett
Sullivan
Fay Bowen
Marguerite Youngman
Kate Dudley
Cora Lee
A. W. Morris
Will Steadman
Alice Austin
Shelburn
Charles Arnett
Tom Hopewell
Homer Ferree
Sam Lee
Merom
Ralph Brown
Will Lee
Erick Prose
Grace Free
Graysville
Edd Aronett
Daviess Arnett
Katy Manhans
Reading Circle
Grace Wardner
Ike Brown
Will Gray
Bace Gray
Ople Corder
Whiter to Farm Full Time After Leaving Union Christian
Merom April 11 O B Whitaker resigns as president of Union Christian College to devote all his time to managing his extensive farming interests in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merom
O. B. Whitaker
Union Christian College
Missouri
How to Save the Dollars
A shopping list style page lists prices for groceries and household goods. Items include flour brands, lard per pound, bacon, coffee, potatoes, coal oil, beans, tea, pepper, lemons, bread, and other staples with prices per unit or per pound.
Large Ready-to-Wear Line Shown at People's Store Sullivan
One of the largest and most complete lines of Ladies Misses and Children's Ready-to-Wear garments is now on display at the People's Store N E Corner Square Sullivan. Proprietor Mr Goldberg has selected the best and prices defy competition. Silk dresses hats coats suits waists and skirts are among the offerings. Ladies are invited to view the stock and a single visit will prove worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
People’s Store
N. E. Corner Square
Goldberg
Sullivan and
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ROYAL
Royal Cook Book
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Rochester
Michaels-Stern
Springer
Sullivan Ind
New Lebanon
H. KE. Button
White Front Grocer
Peoples Store
Grown Bridge, Worth
Lindley
Interurban
Thire
Suleee
Pimento
Youngstown
Terre Haute Water Theatre
Indiianapolie and Eastern
Tractio
Dorothy Dodd
Hatry Shoe Co
Dee
Massaline
Boston Bros. Cloak @ Suit Co
South Side Square
Sullivan, Indiana
Hunt’s
Leonard
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