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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1903

Page

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Republicans of Sullivan Name Ticket and Officers

The Sullivan Republicans held a town convention at the courthouse on Friday electing candidates for May 4. W R Nesbit was named permanent chair and C H Stratton permanent secretary. Trustees and council members were chosen across wards, with Ed Hoover re-nominated for fifth ward trustee and Charles Heck elected marshal. Sam O Self selected as town clerk and treasurer, and the eagle adopted as town emblem.

Sullivan Court House Thomas Freeman W. R. Nesbit C. H. Stratton G. R. Stivers Charles Cain Don Cochran Robert Stratton Hoover Charles Heck Wm. Beck Marshal Heck Sam O. Self Clayton A. Price Mr. Self

Candidates for local offices in Sullivan

The list names Charles Heck for marshal, Sam O Self for clerk and treasurer, Robert Stratton for councilman from the 1st ward, Albert Hill for trustee from the 2nd ward, Charles Batey for trustee from the 8th ward, and T B Springer Jr for trustee from the 4th ward. Each entry notes occupations and union affiliations.

Charles Heck Sam O. Self Robert S. Stratton Albert Hill Charles Batey T. B. Springer, Jr Edward Hoover Sullivan Wm. Heck Green Hill United Mine Workers Mr. Self Painters’ and Paper Hangers’ Union Robert Stratton J. P. Stratton Hill Reed & Batey Clerks’ Union

Death of Hud Beard in Rockyford Colombe

News arrives that Hud Beard, son of John T. Beard, died at Rockyford Colorado on the 20th of the month. He was raised about seven miles northwest of Sullivan and suffered from a lung ailment. He sought western trips for relief but his disease proved too deep seated. A young man of good habits, his death will be deeply mourned by friends and relatives. Remains to be brought here for interment.

Beard Rockyford Col John T. Beard Sullivan

Edward Pollard Sues for Damages Over Alleged Alienation

Edward Pollard sues Mrs. Sarah A Power for 5000 damages claiming she wrongfully alienated his wife Della Raines Pollard. The couple married in 1899 and separated March 23 1902. Pollard and Power reside in Sullivan with other involved parties.

Edward Pollard Sarah A. Power Della

Crawley and Farber Wed in St. Louis Ceremony

Ford Basler Crawley married Miss Adell Farber of St. Louis last Saturday afternoon at St. Louis. Attending were Miss Tressa Crawley and Miss Emma Crawley of Texarkana and Harry Basler of Springfield, Illinois. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crawley and works as an operator for the Postal Telegraph Company. They will reside in St. Louis.

Ford Basler Crawley St. Louis Adell Farber Tressa Crawley Emma Crawley Texarkana Harry Basler Springfield Crawley Chas. Crawley Postal Telegraph Company

New Automobile Arrives in County

Sam A. White purchases four fine Olds Mobile cars that arrived last Saturday. The latest pattern cars feature a gasoline motor capable of 30 miles per hour on roads. The county records note it as the only gasoline motor machine. Dr. J. R. Hinkle owns a steam machine.

Sam A. White Olds Mobile J. R. Hinkle

No Lumpy Jawed Cattle Sold Here Deflates Report

Last week an article claimed lumpy jawed cattle were sold in this market. The seller had the steer examined by a recognized veterinary expert, finding no pus fever or disease. The enlarged head was due to a bone fracture and precautionary measures were taken.

Cub Reception for Woman's Club guests at Bell home

The Friday Afternoon Club hosted a April 17 reception for the Woman's Club at Mrs. W. A. Bell's house. Rev. A M Maguire spoke on Christian Socialism with wit and clarity, after a piano duet, solos, and readings. Luncheon featured three courses with cheese straws almonds and coffee. An Emerson Self Reliance edition was presented to Rev. Maguire by Dr. Anna Sheridan. Decor included green white lilies fern and smilax. violets served as favors.

W. A. Bell Woman’s Club A. M. Maguire McGuire Mesdames Ladd and Shade Harry Kirkham W. E. Burton Anna Sheridan

Court House News Guardianships and Estates Reported

Court records list guardianships including Thos Brunger Ray Anderson Zouriah Jenkins and Ora Carter with reports approved and trusts continued. Will Gohn and other guardians appointed. final guardianship reports discharge some wards while others remain under care. Estate actions cover deeds adm discharges quiet title judgments and private sale appraisals across multiple cases.

Thos. Brunger Stephen Brunger Ray Anderson W. P. Stratton Zouriah B.jenkins J. F. Alumbaugh Will A. Gohn Ora Carter Et al Margaret A. Carter Grace E. Border Mary E. Broader Guard Ruby P. Nash Wm. Boone Clara HE. Pigg Sarah E. Pigg Clara E. Pigg Richard Lewellyn R. T. Lewellyn Louis V. Lewellyn Jennie Bevis David Erbelding Columbus B. Gannon Robert O. Lisman Guar Sarah Boatman Wm Boatman Lucinda

Civil docket items and judgments with property sales

Docket lists several cases with defaults and dismissals. John A Alsman vs Christian Sinclair ends in dismissal at plaintiff costs. The Dugger B L Association vs Joseph S Taylor et al notes and mortgage. Guardian W H Bridwell appointed for Berry and Fannie Taylor. Finding for plaintiff $99.65. sale of property to satisfy judgment. Wm Gaskins as administrator of Fieldon Jeffries estate petitions to sell real estate against Elizabeth Jeffries with judgment for plaintiff $1,064.64. Frank M Nead as administrator of Hosea Payne estate petitions against Sarah A Payne et al for partition and sale of real estate. deeds approved and sale confirmed.

Caroline Magill Jane Payne Eliza Daugherty E & TH Railroad Co Fannie M Pigg Evansville Furniture Co Charles E Brown Wm Bonham Chase Mallet Mononey Co Edward Hancock Wm H Crowder, Sr Washington Fuel Co Wm H_ Bridwel James P Woods John Fry Serena Walls Thes Wolfe Samuel R “Oleguard Alfred Pitts Chase Daugherty Mary A Steele John A Alsman Christian Sinclair Wm Sinclair Dugger B. & L. Association Joseph S Taylor W H Bridwell Guardian Atletem Berry Fannie Taylor Wm Gaskins Adm Fieldon Jeffries Elizabeth Jeffries Frank M Nead Hosea Payne Sarah A Payne

Petition to Sell Real Estate Amid Heirs and Guardians

New suits involve the ship of Helen M Jenkins and minor heirs of George L Jenkins with Jesse Haddon as guardian seeking sale of real estate. Also includes cases J B McFarland Carriage Co versus Hugh V Caton on note. Turman versus Heisen to enforce conveyance. Burks guardianship. Caroline Magill v Jane Payne. and Briley v Briley divorce proceedings.

Helen M. Jenkins Mabel C Jenkins George L Jenkins Jesse Haddon J B

Local Docket Fines Several Plea Guilty Assault Cases

Claude Keene fined 25 dollars on guilty plea for assault and battery. Edgar Riggs fined 2 dollars for assault and battery. Peter Stevenson fined 3 dollars for drunkenness. Wm McClure fined 2 dollars in each of two cases for drunkenness. Silas Hammond fined 2 dollars for intoxication. Woodson Moss fined 2 dollars for guilty plea to assault and (unfinished).

Claude Keene Edgar Riggs Peter Stevenson Wm McClure Silas Hammond Woodson Moss

Easter Rain Adage Verified For One Sunday

It rained on Easter and the old saying that rain on Easter predicts seven consecutive Sundays is being watched. This year’s rain occurred last Sunday and observers confirm at least one Sunday followed the Easter rain.

Morris Typhoid Death Reaches Henderson Family

Jacob Evans and Mrs. Mary Crooks were summoned to Henderson on Sunday to be beside their cousin Frank Morris who died of typhoid fever.

Jacob Evans Mary Crooks Henderson Frank Morris

Democrats Nominate Town Ticket for Sullivan Election

The Sullivan Democrats met at the court house on Saturday night and nominated a ticket for the May 4 town election. James Willis and David Crawley head the slate with ward councilmen Nick Davis W H Crowder Jr O M Patton W E Aydelotte and Dan J Yaden named for the 5th Ward.

Democrats Sullivan Court House James Willis David Crawley Nick Davis W. H. Crowder, Jr O. M. Patton W. E. Aydelotte Dan J. Yaden

Preparations For Second Old Ascension Seminary Reunion

Elaborate preparations are under way for the second reunion of Old Ascension Seminary students to be held at Farmersburg on Tuesday June 20. The seminary closed at Farmersburg 381 years ago and the first reunion last summer was a success. Notices go to former students, and Hartley Bennett, secretary, asks attendees to notify so the program can be arranged. Captain Crawford notes the event will proceed if conditions allow and hopes for a day of joy and pleasure.

Ascension Seminary Farmersburg Hartley Bennett Crawford

Hog bitten by dog dies of rabies in Cass Township

A dog bite on several hogs owned by Martin Norris in Cass Township led to one hog contracting a violent rabies form and dying Monday.

Martin Norris Cass Township

Martin Nephew Lyman Taylor Dies of Diphtheria

Robert Taylor attended the burial of his nephew Lyman Martin at Liberty Friday. The eight year old was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Martin of Terre Haute. He was ill only three days from diphtheria and Mrs. Martin was a sister of Mr. Taylor.

Robert Taylor Lyman Martin Liberty J. W. Martin Terre Haute

Sullivan's streets crowd as fair weather draws shoppers

Saturday's pleasant weather attracted many people to Sullivan. The crowded streets boosted foot traffic and left local merchants with healthy business as shoppers filled shops and stalls.

Sullivan

Federal Court Holds Sheriff Bonded in Dillard Lynching Case

Fannie Bush of Tennessee files a $5,000 damage suit in the Federal Court at Indianapolis against Sheriff John S. Dudley Sullivan County and bondsmen over the lynching of James Dillard last November. The complaint alleges failure to protect Dillard and notify authorities, leading to his death after a mob seized him in Sullivan and carried him to Oaktown. Bush, administratrix of Dillard’s estate, seeks damages tied to the sheriff’s bond and the alleged negligence.

Indianapolis John S. Dudley Sullivan County Fannie Bush Tennessee James Dillard Indiana Charles L. Davis Wm. C. Jamison Cuthbert J. Sherman Pat McEneney James R. Riggs Noah Crawford William E. Henderson Dudley A. B. Houston Crawford County Ill Dillard Sullivan Ind Wabash River Durbin Malitia Oaktown

Special Sermon on the Lord's Supper Invitation

U. M. McGuire announces a special sermon next Sunday morning April 26 addressing who should be invited to the Lord's Supper. The preacher notes prior requests from nonmembers and will discuss points of doctrine in a public notice through the papers.

U. M. McGuire

Pupils Stage Recital At Mrs Cavins Home

Mrs Flora Cavins presented a pupil recital at her residence on Saturday afternoon. A large number of parents and friends attended to witness the class’s performance, which reflected credit on both teacher and pupils.

Christian Church Francis Mattie Pounds Christian Endeavor Society United States Flora Cavins

Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Couples

John I. Alsman weds Ethel A. Neal George Truitt weds Jettie Hogan Antony Alsman weds Emma Bradford.

John I. Alsman Ethel A. Neal George Truitt Jettie Hogan Antony Alsman Emma Bradford

Mrs. Parks Visits Colorado Family Relatives in Town

Mrs. M. O. Parks and her son Hubert of Colorado Springs are visiting her father A. B. Stansil and other relatives. She plans to stay several weeks and enjoy the visit.

Pleasantville Resident Recovers in Town Visit

Dave Newkirk of Pleasantville visited town Tuesday amid illness, now convalescent after weeks of sickness. Taylor Edwards spent Sunday at his Vincennes home, adding to the day's local movements.

Dave Newkirk Pleasantville Mr. Newkirk Taylor Edwards Vincennes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Republicans Mr. Hoover E. & T. H. Railroad Telegraphers’ Union Hud Court House News Sullivan Circuit Court R H Wolfenburger W C Wolfenburger Elias W McClanahan T H Kendall Eli Trueblood Laura Trueblood Martin H Bonham Mary E. Bonham Admx Norris Renan John A West Charles Case Thomas Case Civil Docket Allen Pence Hillsboro Ohio Chariies Gale AG Federal Court
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