Local items note community events and visits
Gilmore resident Elzie Woods spends Sunday in town. Buck and wife visit Evansville. DeLashmutt from Grant here last Thursday. Shelburn baseball practice and B Y P U meeting reported. Rheumatism suffers Essie Curry. Carrie Bunce visiting Terre Haute. Frightful wind storm damages north county. Bardsley attends Terre Haute Evansville game. Pearce's school closes. he returns north. O E S masquerade party and pie social successful. Public school entertainment a second success. Sullivan Telephone manager Shade attends Pocahontas reception. Beasley and Maude Mead wed Sunday. Ann Sebring Julia McClanahan Obie Anderson back from Indianapolis Grand Lodge. Thanks to public for fire-loss relief. Eutaw council D of P 121 discusses Pocahontas mysteries with refreshments. Visitors from Alum Cave Hymera Star City Sullivan attend. Grandfather Shoemaker ill. Birth of son to John Wood and wife. W T Bennett visits daughter in Southern Illinois. Oscar Wisener of Fairbanks visits. Mrs Stoddard recovering from quinsy. Manifold family business in Sullivan. Merom vs Sullivan campus ball planned. Mrs Eunice Daniels-Buff of Detroit visiting. Prof Ellis Pleasant visits Palestine. M E church being painted. repairs noted. Rev Curtis and We of Palestine attend Ciutus. Friday storm damages trees. May 1 baseball day for Merom. Palestine U C C Robinson U C C. Last concert May 5 at 8. Matrons concert at Palestine. others delayed. Six Merom ladies join Sullivan ladies at New Lebanon to organize D of R Lodge. 75 banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzie Woods
Gilmore
C. H. Buck
Evansville
F. T. DeLashmutt
Grant
Shelburn
Essie Curry
Carrie Bunce
Terre Haute
Pearce
Shade
Sullivan Telephone Co
Beasley
Maude Mead
Mesdames
Ann Sebring
Julia McClanahan
Obie Anderson
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge of the Eastern Stars
Dad Watson
Eutaw Council No
D. of P
John Wood
W. T. Bennett
Illinois
Oscar Wisener
Fairbanks
Stoddard
Manifold
Sullivan
Merom
Eunice Daniels—Buff
Detroit
Ellis Pleasant
Palestine
M. E
U.C. C
Robinson
U.C.C
New Lebanon
D. of R. Lodge
Palmer's Prairie Social Notes Look to Vacation
Aunt Betsy Case is on the sick list. John Thomas spent Sunday at Aud Prices. Frank Hughes and family visited the city Saturday. Locals visited Glendora Sunday. Mrs. Cowen of Merom visits son Bez. Coal drillers are sinking holes nearby. Miss Bentha Hendrix to stay with Ora this summer. Alex Davis and Eva visited friends in Shelburn Thursday. Simon Scott and wife visited tatters parents Saturday night. Jas Nesbit and family en route to his mother. School closed Friday. Vacations are expected by the children. William Shelburn plans moving into Mrs Suttons soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Frank Hughes
Glendora
Cowen
Merom
Bez
DODDVILLE NOTES Mumps Cases Rise and Local Happenings
A few new mumps cases are reported in Doddville as Garland Conner shows signs of improvement. Sunday School was reorganized last week. Emma Ransford visits sister Minnie near Sullivan. Charles Brown made a business trip to Terre Haute. Elsie and Gertrude Harris visit Zelma Ransford. Sparks and Kestler visit relatives in Terre Haute. Harvey Woodard bought a new buggy easing travel. Girls no longer need to walk. Local youths attend Graysville supper hosted by the Rebekahs. all report a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Conner
Emma Ransford
Minnie
Sullivan
Charles Brown
Terre Haute
Elsie
Gertrude Harris
Zelma Ransford
Chas. Sparks
Thomas Kestler
Harvey Woodard
Hymera Social Roundup Includes Births and Visits
Miss Effie Stark visited relatives in Hymera Thursday. A daughter was born to Willis Clark and his wife on April 25. Bert Beasley of Terre Haute spent Sunday in Hymera. Frank Pitser of Prairie Creek stayed with John Julian last week. Mrs. Maggie Cummins and Mrs. Ida Dorothy visited Terre Haute Thursday. Lydia Denney of Lyons visited her daughter Anna Clark Sunday. Win Trego and daughter Bessa of Jasonville were in Hymera Sunday evening. The township Sunday school convention will be held at the M E church on Sunday morning May 11. Stafford Godwin, a Sunday school missionary stationed at Bloomfield, was in Hymera Sunday. Sopha Ragle went to Dugger to manage a millinery shop for Mrs. Clara Railsback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Stark
Hymera
Willis Clark
Bert Beasley
Terre Haute
Frank Pitser
Prairie Creel
John Julian
Maggie Cummins
Ida Dorothy
Lydia Denney
Lyons
Anna Clark
Win Trego
Bessa
Jasonville
Ilymera
M. E
Stafford Godwin
Bloomfield
Sopha Ragle
Dugger
Clara Railsback
Curry's Prairie Social Notes Highlight Local Visiting
Lizzie Stark and Glenn Bunch spent Sunday with Ida Knowles. Bert Stark and family had dinner at his sister’s, Mrs Roys Banister. Tressa Chamberlain, daughter of Amos Goodwin, visits her parents. J H Anderson closed a successful term of school at district No 3. Mary Schofield and Silva Snyder visited district No 3. Park Osburn and Tressa Allison had dinner with Mrs Thomas Osburn. T W Wheet, former Hamilton township teacher, returns to Knox county. Wind storm caused damage including Abe Hazelriggs barn and Wm Riley’s unroofed house. Mrs Berthascott’s accident in Shelburn. horse spooked by train, buggy wrecked. she unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Stark
Glenn Bunch
Ida Knowles
Bert Stark
Roys Banister
J. H. Anderson
Mary Schofield
Silva Snyder
Park Osburn
Tressa Allison
Thomas Osburn
T. W. Wheet
Hamilton Township
Knox County
Abe Hazelriggs
Heller Praises Kraune Headache Capsules in Testimony
Albert Heller of 1114 Farnham Street Omaha says Kraune's Headache Capsules cured his headaches where others failed. He notes others share his favorable experience and the product is sold by E. E. Muebler with price to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Heller
Farnham St
Omaha
Kraune
E.E. Muebler
Hutsonville News Changes Hands in Deal
The Hutsonville Herald buys The Hutsonville News from publishers Carl and Ausby Bishop. The News will cease publication after today and paid subscriptions will be fulfilled by The Herald with accounts payable to The Herald’s publisher. The move follows a mutual exit from the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
NEWS
Hutsonville
Frs
Boost Your Summer Business With Weekly Union Ads
Advertisers are urged to join the Union office's program to place regular ads. A small weekly ad can elevate your business and ensure visibility against competitors. Inquire at the Union office to start talking about options and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ets
Rail line queries and new South Dakota booklet issued
The Vandalia Line invites requests for train rates and schedules to J C Mittspauen in Terre Haute with prompt attention. Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway issues an illustrated South Dakota Farms booklet on Aberdeen to the Missouri River, asking readers to mail a two cent stamp to F A Miller in Chicago for a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
J.C. Mittspauen
Terre Haute
Ind
South Dakota Farms
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Aberdeen
Missouri River
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul B’y
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Ill
Handsomest Calendar Offered by Rail Line Department
The Handsomest Calendar of the season in ten colors features six beautiful heads on six sheets, 10x12 inches, reproductions of Moran paintings. Issued by General Passenger Department Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway. Sent on receipt of 26 cents to F A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Moran
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
F. A Miller
Chicago
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