Walter Leach Leaves for Oklahoma on Western Visit
County notes report Walter Leach leaving Tuesday for Oklahoma and planning stops at western points. Mrs Josephine Neutz moved to Sullivan with Charley Burress occupying her old home last Monday. The mine resumed after a two week layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leach
Oklahoma
Josephine Neutz
Sullivan
Charley Burress
Laura
Stella
Sarah Hawkins
Creager School
Wm. Shipman
Josephine Hawkins
Berard Sam Hummell
Good Hope
Elder Mitchell
Carlisle
Grace Leach
Greencastle
Fairbanks Local News Mix of Weather and Happenings
Cold weather remains a village complaint as Rhoda Frakes improves. Mrs Fuller and Mrs Riggs traveled to Indianapolis for medical care. Measles strike Ida Reed Fisher Hunt and Mabel Chambers. Wedding rumors surface amid a Sullivan trial and local politics at the schoolhouse meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Frakes
George Fuller
Greenberry Riggs
Indianapolis
H. A. van Vleck
Warren Dickerson
Staffordshire
Orville Horner
Ida Reed
Fisher Hunt
Mabel Chambers
Lyman Pounds
Charley Johnson
Ettie Carter
O. Pogue
Terre Haute
Sullivan
J. H. Scott
Mutual Telephone Company
Jim Ransford
Scotter
Pleasantville Notes on Attendees and Local Moves
Ed Paxton returns from Graysville. Danville Normal attendees include Misses Glenn Sisson Lucy Douthitt Bessie Watson Agnes Watson and Messrs Roy Bruce Hud Alsman Will Sisson. Will Edmunds takes a Sullivan business course. Sam Malone goes to Terre Haute for several days with friends. Dave Newkirk does business in Linton. Jake Frederick and Dutch one visit Linton. Claude Phillips of Linton visits his father Dr J L Phillips. Tom Wilson returns on Banks of the Millpond. Mary Sisson recovers from rheumatism. Grace Long and Orville South wed at Squire O Haver's home with a small group. Frank Howard and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Paxton
Graysville
Danville
Glenn Sisson
Lucy
Glenn Douthitt
Bessie
Agnes Watson
Roy Bruce
Hud Alsman
Will Sisson
Will Edmunds
Sullivan
Sam Malone
Terre Haute
Dave Newkirk
Linton
Jake Frederick
Dutch
Sat
Claude Phillips
J. L. Phillips
Squire O’haver
Lou Wolfe
Tressa Bough
Bessie South
Frank Howard
Graysville News Briefs Reflect Wet Spring and Local Changes
April rains delay oat seeding and flood backwaters slow, repairs for Mrs. Hoke’s furnace, and levee work delayed. Marriage of David Cushman and Bertha Lisman witnessed by many. large funeral for Mrs. Nash led by Daughters of Rebekahs. Church and telephony projects advance while Odd Fellows hall awaits vacancy.
Guests of Mrs S M Howard at Sullivan Last Week
Dr Ralph Shepherd of Free landsville spent Sunday with his parents Dr and Mrs B F Shepherd, returning via Oaktown to spend the evening with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Howard
Sullivan
Ralph Shepherd
Freelandsville
B. F. Shepherd
Oaktown
Hymera Notes and Local Changes in Shelburn Visitations
Miss Freda Brewer of Shelburn visited friends in Hymera Saturday. Mr and Mrs W S Payne of Buell visited relatives here Thursday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs L Brock on April 7. Rev G F Bundy was a guest of his sister at Kokomo last week. Miss Alta Bush of Lewis was in Hymera Saturday. Music lessons will be offered here this summer. Mrs Jack Stanton and her son came from Tennessee Saturday to join her husband here. School began last Monday with teachers Prof Stahl Chester Bosstick Jimmie Asbury Margaret McGrew and Maggie Brildy. Delbert Cummins and Charlotte Cummins were married at Rev Sanders home Wednesday evening and left for Chicago to make their home. The couple have the best wishes of their friends. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Klausmier died Saturday at noon and the remains were taken to Evansville for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Brewer
Shelburn
Saturay
W. S. Payne
Buell
Thursay
L. Brock
G. F. Bundy
Kokomo
Alta Bush
Lewis
Hymera
Jack Stanton
Tennessee
Prof
Stahl
Chester Bosstick
Jimmie Asbury
Margaret McGrew
Maggie Brildy
Sanders
Delbert Cummins
Charlotte Cummins
Chicago
Jack Klausmier
Evansville
Solon Baker Delivers Fruit Trees from Meridith Nurseries
Solon Baker delivered a consignment of fruit trees last week from the Meridith nurseries in Greene county. Corwin Phillips and his wife visited with Mrs. Phillips' parents last Sunday. Mrs. T. H. Moore and Mrs. Fred Phillips of the Station visited sick relatives here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Baker
Greene County
Corwin Phillips
Sullivan notes and visits highlight Dugger area
Numerous brief items from Dugger Sullivan and surroundings mention visitors including Misses Allie Headley Ella Quillen and Hattie McKim. Movements include E R Dickey from Midland and Elmer Bledsoe from Terre Haute. A miner convention trip and a Palestine Indiana business visit are noted along with property remodels and a finger amputation at Sunflower mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Headley
Ella Quillen
Sullivan
E. R. Dickey
Midland
Hattie McKim
Pleasantville
Norris Bros
Bertha Abram
Glora Falk
Josh Powell
Messrs
Welman Lackey
Wm. Taylor
Terre Haute
Chas. F. Harrison
Chas. Hopkins
O. H. Mederith
Summit
Dugger
Elmer Bledsoe
Mrs. Gladville
Bruceville
Glenn
Stewartsville
Ill
Winfield
Chas. McLin
W. J. Coyner
Wm. Sweeney
Washington
Ind
Martin Fabian
Mr. Robinson
Palestine
Green Houpt
Linton
J. King
Indianapolis
Rassie Cooper
Sunflower Mine
Martin Pirtle
Our Town
Eye and Throat Specialty Offers Painless Tonsil Removal
Advertises diseases of the eye and throat as a specialty and promotes electricity as a painless bloodless method for removing enlarged tonsils and treating catarrhal conditions and hay fever.
World’s Fair Bureau info for Vandalia Line tickets
The Vandalia Line ticket offices serve as free information bureaus for the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair. The Terre Haute address is 658 Wabash Ave with D. B. Steeg in charge. He provides hotel room rates and exposition details from the World’s Fair Management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Ind
Wabesh Ave
D. B. Steeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News
Sugar Creek
Fairbanks
Carruthers
Burton
Esther Moore
Little Flock
G. F. McNaughton
Muncie
North Indiana
Fred Hoke
Illinois
Merom
David T. Cushman
Bertha Lisman
Jessie Yager
Wm. Burnett
Odd Fellows
J. A. Ransford
Rosa Ann Burnett
Hutsonville
Durhalm
Waveland
Walter N. Thompson, M. D
R. H. Crowder & Son
R. H. Crowder
J. R. Crowder
Physicians and Surgeons
Indiana
Crowder Block
East Side of Square
Sullivan, Ind
H. Edwards
Pigg & Price
Attorneys-at-Law
Shaffer
West Side
E. M. Corbin, M. D
State and Jackson Streets
Wm. T. Douthitt
Attorney-At-Law
National Bank
Sullivan, Indiana
Jeter & Son, Plasterers
Samuel Jeter, Harry Jeter
Attorneys AT Law
Northside Public Square
Chaney & Chaney
South Side
Dale’s Jewelry
J. J. Gill, M. D
Springer Property
New Lebanon, Ind
St. Louis World’s Fair
J. A. Stewart
West Washington St
Wm. H. Bridwell
Over Post Office
J. W. Lindley
John T. and
Will H. Hays
Sullivan State Bank
J. M. Billman
Public Square
Buff & Strattongers
Northeast Corner Public Square
Isaac H. Kalley
Beasley & Brown
Sullivan County
Coffman
East Side Public Square
McKinley & McBride
David Crawley
Cost. P.O
United States
Insurance, Loans and Real Estate
A. G. McNabb
Crosider Building
East Side Square
C. D. Hunt
Goodnam’s Clothing Store
Stitzell
Walnut Hill Farm
Poland
China
M. D. Mills
Palestine, Ill
T. B. SHAFFER @ CO
West, Side
Wm. McCrory
A. E. Smith
Scott Bros
Rex
Connersvilles
West Side of
Square
Vandalia Line
Terre’ Haute
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