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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1903
Page
7
Mayme Crary held a music class in Shelburn with eight pupils. Residents and visitors from nearby towns were reported visiting relatives or transacting business in Sullivan Hymera Shelburn Carlisle and Terre Haute. A clergy-led meeting continued at Sugar Grove as Mayme Hinkle bought Jim Crawford’s property.
Prairie Creek news recounts Frank Yeager visiting Sullivan to see his ill daughter Mrs John Adams while John Stump and wife visited Terre Haute. It notes Fred Paddock near death from consumption, a social at Lafayette Truebloods, James Rice’s illness, and Terre Haute visitors John Jewel and children. An Easter rain superstition is cited with a recent clear Sunday. John Frakes suffered severe hand burns from a gasoline stove incident. A local customer reports complete relief from six month cough using Chamberlains Cough Remedy, sold by Haynes Parker & Co Lineville Alabama.
Hymera notes Williard Smock is sick Switzer Tipton has small pox Carl Mahan went to Tennessee Tuesday Beulah Bennett of Shelburn visiting relatives Eva Baldridge moves to Rosedale to live with her brother John Wilson family attended his mother's funeral in Midland Clem Woods family Joe Tipton started to Oklahoma last Monday George Willey died Tuesday and was buried at Bethel cemetery Rev Bundy led the service Mrs Seth Crawford died Saturday of consumption funeral at residence then burial at Friendly Grove cemetery
A local Leesville resident, W. H. Brown, was saved from death by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He reports immediate relief from asthma and a full cure, with many similar recoveries from consumption, pneumonia, bronchitis, and grip. Prices are 50 cents and 1 dollar, with a trial bottle free. Noah Drennon, previously homebound by illness, can now go out.
Mrs Ed Pirtle visited at Paxton last week. Ray Wilson returned home from Colorado for a short visit. Mrs Tom Daugherty is not well at this writing. J W Kemp and wife went to Sullivan Saturday to transact business. J K Coulson went to Indianapolis last week with a car of stock. Dan Arbaugh is on the sick list and is no better.
A damaged stomach causes bowel disturbance and organ congestion leading to serious diseases, many painless. Restoring stomach and liver health is essential, with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended as the best preparation. For sale by all druggists.
Beginning February 15 and continuing daily through April 30, a special rate applies to all points in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia. For maps rates routes and information contact C C Hill District Passenger Agent Wisconsin Central Railway 230 Clark Street Chicago.
A. M. McGuire signs off as chairman of the committee reporting stronger support. Voters are signing more remonstrances, arguing that appeals to the law should uphold their intent against saloon opposition.
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