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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1910

Page

8

Last of the old time engineers dies suddenly

The death of Boney Lyons at Evansville depot ends the line of six pioneer enginemen from the Evansville & Crawfordsville road. He had just completed a passenger run on the EK and was aboard the same engine that bore his brother to a prior death.

Boney Lyons Evansville Crawfordsville W. H. Lucas Lyons Mike Craft al Lyons Lard Lynxwiller Yank Powers Jack Paine Rockville Lynxwiller Paine

Mount Calvary News and Local Visits

Sunday was a pleasant spring day as residents reported social visits across the area. Mrs. J. D. Alsman and Betsy Shake and Ed Shake listed illnesses. several families, including the Waltons and Harlows, toured Sullivan and Mayfield Kentucky. Goldie Crapo from Graysville helps at Ed Robbins’ home. T. O. South moved to Dan Clark’s farm. Sunday school was organized at Mt Calvary.

Anthony Alsman Jerico J. D. Alsman Betsy Shake Shake Elmer Walters Sullivan Mary Bedwell Switz City Ellen Graham van Harlow John Harlow Abram Sloop Goldie Crapo Graysville Ed. Robbins T. O. South Dan Clark Carrel Asrey Mayfield

Fairbanks Social Roundup Includes Visits and Play Plans

Mrs Flossie Dickerson and Mrs Grace Wernz visited Sullivan on Saturday. Abe Frakes spent Sunday night with the Scotts. James Ransford and family visited the Wm Ransfords Sunday. Harry Eisner attended a Beech Grove play in Graysville Saturday. Roby Starkey and family visited Otto Miles near York Sunday. Trustee J W Chowning transacted business in Shelburn Thursday. J D Johnson attended the Indiana state convention in Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday. Theodore McKinney of Shelburn was seen in town Friday, his first visit in years. A Fairbanks talent show titled Josiah s Courtship may be staged here soon.

J. D. Johnson Indianapolis Theodore McKinney Shelburn Fairbanks Josiah

New Lebanon Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and School News

Mr and Mrs Anthony Dodds and Mr and Mrs Ralph Dodds attended church Sunday. John Allen and family from Sullivan dined with Harlan Allen. Miss Laughead teaches six week high school term. Elizabeth Lisman ill. Harmon of Hymera visiting daughter Mrs Harlan Allen. Ed Layton returns from Indianapolis. Grace Wardner absent with mumps. Ogle Morgan and daughter Reba Barr of Walkers Chapel attended church. Jesse Arnett of Graysville in town. Mrs Lilia Stedman shopped in Sullivan. New Lebanon tin pan and shotgun orchestra played for newly married couples with a moonlight serenade Friday night.

Anthony Dodds Ralph Dodds This Place John Allen Sullivan Harlan Allen Miss Laughead Elizabeth Lisman Harmon Hymera Ed. Layton Indianapolis Grace Wardner Ogle Morgan Reba Barr Walker’s Chapel Jesse Arnett Graysville Our Town Lilia Stedman New Lebanon

Scott Difty and Local Notes Highlight Rural Life

Farmers hope for rain as Scott City school closed last Tuesday. Rena Lewis on sick list and Forrest McDonald ill with typhoid fever. Newt Starkey moved family to the Douglas property. Gail Hamilton visited home folk over Sunday. Warren Dickerson and John Ramsen in town Monday for business. Charles Tipton passed through Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Renzo Clark visited Doddsbridge Sunday.

Scott City Rena Lewis Forrest McDonald Newt Starkey Douglas Gail Hamilton Warren Dickerson John Ramsen Charles Tipton Renzo Clark Doddsbridge

Mrs. John Alsman Dies After Illness

Mrs. John B. Alsman died Saturday afternoon from consumption. The funeral was held at the late residence Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. W. S. Jewell.

John Alsman John B. Alsman W.S. Jewell

Mortgage exemption blanks for sale at this office

Public notice indicates mortgage exemption blanks are available for sale at the local office. Details include location and sale conditions. Officials urge interested parties to inquire promptly for purchase terms and deadlines.

Where to Look for Halley’s Comet

Washington scientists say Halley’s comet is approaching and visible to the naked eye through April with maximum brightness on May 18. View facing south at dusk. locate the dog star on the left, find Gemini, then Taurus and the planets Mars and Saturn to locate the comet’s path.

Washington Skius Gemini Taurus Mars Saturn Anangle Earth

Widow Seeks Pension as Husband Still Alive in Pairs

A Camden woman seeks a widow pension but discovers her husband is alive and drawing a pension himself. The case reflects the oddities of pension law and renewal requirements in the Ledger’s note on life’s paired disappointments.

Camden Philadelphia Ledger

Wool Wanted Highest Cash Price Paid

Advertises wool purchase with promise of top cash payment. Mentions warehouse location in the old McCammon Hotel and cites Springs Xj Carrithers as contact or origin.

McCammon Hotel

Stevenson on Arnold Death Reaction

The remark recounts that upon hearing of Matthew Arnold's death, Stevenson paused and quipped that Arnold “won’t like God,” reflecting a wry, unresolved edge in their differing beliefs and temperaments.

Stevenson Matthew Arnold God

Farmers Offer Record Cash Wool Price at McCammon Hotel

Springer and Carruthers announce the highest cash price for wool at the old McCammon Hotel Building, inviting farmers to bring their fleeces for immediate payment.

Springer & Carruthers McCammon

Advertised Letters in Sullivan Post Office 1910

List of unclaimed letters as of April 18 1910 at Sullivan Indiana Post Office. Ladies and Gents sections show names with several with packages. Letters will be sent to Dead Letter Office if not claimed within two weeks. one cent due on each letter. Advertised by A A Hocugs P M.

Sullivan, Ind

Man plants half acre with random seeds for a lawn fail

Bramshank sowed a mix of grass and vegetable seeds on a half acre, aiming for a lush lawn. The yard became a chaotic garden–tomatoes, corn, cucumbers, lettuce, and more sprouted everywhere, drawing neighbors who harvested parsley and other produce while the family tended the patch all summer. By fall no real lawn remained and he plans to sod this spring.

Bramshank Bramshank Place Hackinny Bramshanks

New Arctic Expedition Announced by Italian Geographical Society

The Bulletin of the Geographical Society of Italy announces a new arctic expedition led by Baldwin. Following Nansen’s Fram route, the plan aims to reach the pole with a four year mission in polar exploration.

the Geographical Society of Italy Baldwin Pole Nansen Fram

Providence Illinois Township Notes Warm Weather Social

Local notes from Providence recount visits by Henry Dickson and others, a garden accident injuring a man, Old People's Day choir singing, and sermons by Rev Sidebottom. Residents travel to see kin, purchase a buggy, plaster walls, paint houses, and fish. Several families attend church and share hometown updates.

Providence Henry Dickson Decatur W. M. Burnett Jimmie Johnstone Hud Morris Carlisle A. W. Morris Garland Johnson Lillie Ridgeway Reva Burnett Willie Williamson Brother Sidebottom Lon Davis Walker Jim Bates Clifford Jimmie’ Huff Ruth Coffman Jack Williamson Sidebottom

Allen's Foot Ease Cure for Aching Feet

Shake into your shoes to cure tired aching callous sweating and swollen feet. Sold by druggists for 25 cents. Free sample offered. Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York 37 41.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N. Y

Indiana Republicans defend temperance reforms and local option law

The Republican Party of Indiana defends all temperance legislation, noting the local option law is active and used by the people. If the law fails, repeal discussions may occur, and the party says it has not stepped back on this or other laws.

Republican Party Indiana

Allen's Foot-Ease advertised powder for feet

Prevents tightness and blistering in new shoes aids for corns bunions swelling sweating and aching feet. Sold at druggists for 26 cents with free sample by mail from Allen Olmstead LeRoy New York. Also money to loan on farm property by Hawkins Haddon Balley.

Allen Olmstead LeRoy N. Y Hawkins, Haddon & Balley

Big Springs Reorganizes Sunday School for the Year

Big Springs reports a reorganized Sunday School with officers led by J. W. Watson as superintendent and Mrs. T. J. Mann as assistant. Other roles include Erma Pounds organist, Grace Moore assistant organist, E. C. Enotre treasurer, Fern Medsker secretary, Osie Haines assistant secretary, Minnie Watson chorister, and Ella Eno as assistant chorister. Local residents including George Pitser and Mrs. Manning visited nearby towns this week.

George Pitser Middletown Warren Watson Manning Sullivan T. J. Mann Graysville Emerson Watson Leslie Irwin Bicknell Minnie Watson Huttonville Big Springs J. W. Watson Erma Pounds Grace Moore E. C. Eno Fern Medsker Osie Haines Ella Eno

New Suits Filed For Divorces And Debts

Maude White versus Frank White and Arthur H. Dawson against Priscilla Dawson and Julia Bedwell against Albert Bedwell plus Mary Fairherbe versus Valentine Fairherbe and Vandalia Coal Co each seeking divorce or support. Sullivan Mill and Elevator Company sues John Sevier and William Alsm an on a note.

Maude White Frank White Arthur H. Dawson Priscilla Dawson Julia Bedwell Albert Bedwell Mary Fairherbe Valentine Fairherbe Vandalia Coal Co Sullivan Mill & Elevator Company John Sevier William Alsman

Graysville Notes Highlight Local Greetings and Church Services

News from Graysville covers visitors and residents including Will Huff and wife caring for Sam Yager in Tippecanoe and Benton counties. A baptism at the Methodist church saw twelve join, eleven sprinkled and one immersed in Turman creek.

Graysville Will Huff Sam Yager Tippecanoe Benton Sidebottom Providence Loyal Taylor Com. Ransford Sullivan Nancy Turman Methodist Turman Creek Mr. Powell Linton Christian Church James Moore Ed. Arnett J. P. Martin Fredrick Brothers Harry Adams Jasper Huff Thos, Moore Wife

Shiloh Church News and Area Visits This Weekend

James Pirtle and family visited relatives near Pleasantville Sunday. A good crowd attended the meeting at Shiloh Sunday. Miss Rosa Cox of Marco visited relatives in our neighborhood. Abner Richard drove to Lin ton, and John Driver went to Sullivan. Martin Pirtle and Martin Booker were in Dugger. Dugger trips and family visits recur in the week. James Robertson celebrated a 76th birthday with relatives.

Shiloh James Pirtle Pleasantville Bro. Miller Rosa Cox Marco Dan Driver Dugger James Robertson Henry Miller Abner Richard Linton John Driver Sullivan Martin Pirtle Frank Marford Martin Booker

Mellotts' Son W T Mellott Travels to Indiana

W T Mellott went to Mellott Indiana to visit his parents Mr and Mrs W T Mellott Sr and to attend to business interests in the community.

W. T. Mellott Mellott, Ind W. T. Mellott, Sr

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O. B. Harris Sullivan County Harris Vigo Greene Knox Old BH U. HH Mt. Calvary David Redwell Tressie Mason Clarence Spencer Lindley Dentist Davis House Scott Difty Budd Cwirremey Hosea Pais Ia Hamilton J. H Hades Carl Hammer W. C. Helms J. W. Irvine John Land Bird Paewia Cam Woods Sullivan's Clothier EH. Y. Thomas Graysille Bhlmer Thomas H. H. Burton Charles E. Houpt Morris Edna Houpt Hattie Sanders Nate Weir Rev. Sidebottom Wm. A. Arnett Sullivan Union Terre Haute Daily Star Indianapolis Daily News Globe Democrat NEW York Tribune Farmer Terre Haute Daily Tibune
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