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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1904
Page
3
A sales note lists items sold at a hardware store including Hamilton Cultivators Shunk Breaking Plows Auguie Breaking Plows and Fish Bros Wagons with a selection of articles available.
Detroit Vapor Stoves are promoted as the best in the world with claims of no burning smoke or odor and superior performance. The dealer emphasizes tested implements that have won approval and aims to secure top market options for customers.
Mrs Taft Woodard visited Mrs John Nesbit last week. J E Purcell was in Sullivan, Saturday. Tabor the berry king received a new delivery wagon Friday. Mabel Klingman returned from Ohio to visit her parents in Carlisle. George Boling plans a new blacksmith shop. Link Creager ships hay for F M Kehoe of Terre Haute. Jess Burge paints Mrs Menifee's house. Dr Walters attended Sullivan County Medical Society meeting. Wm Klingman and wife in Sullivan. Grandma Dailey visiting the family of Wm Marcum in Carlisle. Jonas Ladson went to Fort Wayne for A O U W convention. Mrs Riggins family left for Odon. Rev Graham preached at Providence church. John Nesbit and wife visited Mrs Grace Mason in New Lebanon. Mrs Lulu Kendall of Terre Haute visiting her parents. Mrs Robert Bicknell of Freelandsville visiting Fred Hollingsworth. Frank Clayton in Sullivan. Isaac Moran improves his house. Monroe brothers are contractors. Mrs Cora Bedell in Sullivan. Charley Dailey received a new buggy from Chicago. Late Riggs family from Terre Haute visited Ben Harris. Isaac Moran visited Vincennes. J W Perkins preached at Church of Christ. Mrs John Miller improving. Mrs Clara Bedell visited Oak town. Ed Pirtle joined Akin Sons of Carlisle. W L Nash lost a fine horse. BIG SPRINGS notes include J B Durham visiting Bloomfield, Jesse Medsker installing phones, Mrs Clara Phillips visiting, Dr J L Durham visiting his father, Clyde Shields and families in church, Mrs Eno visiting, Bro Hershey and family hosting, Central girl Jessie Yeager recovering, river falling, saw mill running, Pete Lincoln left for Illinois, Dr Durham bought cattle at Crawfordsville.
Prairie Creek items note the Wabash Dramatic Club will present Under the Laurels in Graysville Saturday night April 23. The town expects a success after two prior local showings and a third at Farmersburg. Other notes mention oats sowing delays, Josie Ring hosting dinner with news of measles, James Yeager planning to exit business, Otto Yeager visiting from Rose Polytechnic, Creamery shut due to milk shortage, and a new bakery opening on East Washington Street offering bread cakes pies and bakery products in a strictly union shop run by J B Davidson & Son.
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