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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1905
Page
4
An Expert Discusses the Water Situation explains pumping at measured rate and the need for approval from the State Board of Health and local Health Board before new wells are constructed. It notes that analyses by the chemist should be forwarded to Dabney H. Maury.
Raymond J. O Neal was born August 31, 1879 in Clay county Indiana and died March 28 1905 at age 25 aboard the U S R S Philadelphia Puget Sound Washington. He traveled widely after age 18 and enlisted February 1904 as a Marine in the U S Navy serving on the Philadelphia. He left surviving mother and grandparents and was remembered as a loyal son brother and man of merit.
Daniel J. Dilley appointed guardian of Mary Ann Meek and Wesley O Meek. Estate of Mary E. S. Canaday settled. executor E. J. Viger discharged. I. H. Kalley authorized $200 for burial lot and monument at Center Ridge Cemetery. Several estates adjudged settled or discharged. Various judgments and divorces granted. partition commissioners appointed. Trial date set for quiet title suit. damage case against Antioch Coal and Mining heard in circuit court.
A jury reached a verdict on Wednesday and Thursday in a case tied to HPRRO Tag PRP sap a RSTES MTC ET, awarding Rockey a monetary judgment of six hundred dollars.
James Timmerman and family spent Saturday night with friends in Greene county. Walter Land of Jackson Hill visited town Saturday. Elijah Whitlock and Miss Maggie Hale wed at Dugger last Wednesday evening. Dutch Memmert and Billy Roe travel to Westphalia on business. Jess Brown recently had surgery at Vincennes performed by Dr Knapp. Jonah Ladson was kicked by a horse Sunday. Dr Jackson treated broken ribs. Mrs Will Jackson, injured by a cow, is improving. Pneumonia cases noted locally. Mrs Ed Ollins, confined by rheumatism all winter, died Tuesday. burial in Bethlehem cemetery. She leaves a husband, four sons and one daughter. Mrs Collins described as devout and lovable. Miss Fannie Spencer recently discharged from a hospital stay and home. Indian PE etc truncated entry remains unreadable. other names and events referenced include Pay gets PE heep of a Me Poh ageky and funeral attendance of lus funeral with Genva home.
A long list documents numerous property transfers and assignments involving Scott City and surrounding areas. Names include Gaede Jennings Hatpmeeck and several others, with parcels described in acres and lots, often noting additions or specific estates and cash-like consideration.
A historical notice highlights a physician focusing on ear and eye ailments and claims numerous cures after other eminent men failed to help. The article underscores medical breakthroughs and patient recovery in a period of evolving ophthalmology and otology.
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