Fairbanks Notes on Residents and Local Work
Mrs. Sarah Pounds was sick recently. The infant daughter of Iley Williams died last Monday night from cholera infantum and was buried at Pogue cemetery. Roscoe Pogue was in Sullivan. John Bowen visited Farmersburg. graveling discussed on the road south from H A Van Vleck’s. George Morris of Terre Haute sought Dr Neff. Homer Pittman fished Sunday. James Osburn visited Fairbanks. Carl Pounds hauled hay at his sister Mrs Hattie Pittman. Carl Hunt has a new buggy. L B Hale visited Saturday. Rev Correll of Graysville stayed one day. farmers plowing for wheat. tipple work at Scott City mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Pounds
Iley Williams
Pogue
Roscoe Pogue
Sullivan Satur
John Bowen
Farmersburg
H.A. van Vleck
George Morris
Terre Haute
Neff
Homer Pittman
James Osburn
Fairbanks
Carles Pounds
Hattie Pittman
Carl Hunt
L. B. Hale
Rev. Correll
Graysville
Scott City
Rural Wisconsin Note card on harvest and visits
Rural Route No. 2 reports wheat threshing and hay harvest underway. Multiple social visits occur as Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Joy Arnett and Verna Raley, Mrs. Sarah Miller, Mrs. Mollie Burnett, Mrs. Alex Raley, Mrs. William Burnett, Mrs. Jake Evans and Georgia visit neighbors. Dr. J L Durham seen in town midweek. Luther Arnett and wife staying at John Patton's this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
Sarah Miller
Wm. Burnett
Alex Raley
Joy Arnett
Verna Raley
Mollie Burnett
J. L. Durham
Luther Arnett
John Patton
William Burnett
Jake Evans
Georgia
Arnett Family Notes On Local Business and Socials
Wm. E. Arnett made a business trip to town Wednesday. Messrs. Scott and Harris sold their hogs this week and are still buying more. Arthur Harris is improving. Herbert Arnett and Ralph Morrin visited Herbert Burnett. Wm. Arnett and dough, Goldie, spent Sunday with Mrs. Joan Davis of Big Springs. Many attended the ice cream supper at Mt. Tabor Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Arnett
Messrs
Scott and
Harris
Arthur Harris
Herbert Arnett
Ralph Morrin
Herbert Burnett
Wm. Arnett
Dough
Goldie
Joan Davis
Big Springs
Mt. Tabor
Elder Mitchell to occupy pulpit at Good Hope church
Elder M S Mitchell will occupy the pulpit at Good Hope church next Saturday and Sunday. Arrangements are being made to improve the church in painting. There is notable sickness among children in Glendora. Frank McClanahan and family visited Will Cunningham. Mrs Chas Burress visited Mrs Neutz at Sullivan. Miss Sarah Hawkins spent part of last week with her brother Oscar at Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Mitchell
Good Hope Church
Will Hummel
Glendora
Frank McClanahan
Will Cunningham
Chas. Burress
Neutz
Sullivan
Sarah Hawkins
Oscar
Notice on Sunday paper delivery cash on delivery
All Sunday papers outside regular subscribers must be paid on delivery. EE A Stitzel. 12t 24a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. A. Stitzel
Dugger News Briefs: Illness update and local score
Mrs. Jesse Rector of Linton returned home after staying with her ill brother Ed Sheehy. Dugger defeated Gilmour 11 to 7 in a Sunday ball game at Gilmour. Miss Etta Anderson of Terre Haute visits her grandfather here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Rector
Linton
Ed Sheehy
Dugger
Gilmour
Etta Anderson
Terre Haute
Barns Prairie Community Notes Reach From Mines to Town
W M Kissner visited York last Sunday and Ambrose Wood with wife stayed with son in law Dan iel Shoyer’s family. Coal at Big Hill mine and fall farm work underway. Many locals listed with visits, work at mines, and social events including an ice cream feast at Mt Tabor and a Clinton Phillips family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Kissner
York
Ambrose Wood
Mr. Wood
Daniel Shoyer
Riggs
Jim McKee
Roy Bennett
Mt. Tabor
Jesse Harris
Elda Parr
Barnie Monroe
Easter Parr
Tom Parr
Dora Nash
Harvey Woodard
Pad Parr
Murray Conner
Arthur Clark
Claud Conner
Alma Woood
Pete Conner
Edmun Meyer
Loyola Gutenberg
Jos. Woodard
Carlisle Clark
Oscar Kennett
Sullivan
H. H. Sparke’s
Big Hill
Frank Bush
Fairbanks
Canada
Graysville
Walter
Mae Sparks
Tabor
Hymera
Ruben
Cavlo Clark
N. J. Ransford
Capt
Scott McGee
Indianapolis
Thomas Parr
Mary Kennett
Emma Woodard
James Clark
Shelburn
Hymera Social News and Local Moves
Miss Mary Nelson returns from Champaign Tus and Miss Nannie Markle visits from Clay City. J Clausmier and family move to Evansville. A P Asbury from Farmersburg visits town. Miss Nettie Eckfelt from Indianapolis visits relatives. Bosstick returns from Danville. Mrs Wm McCord and son Frank spend in Park county. Will Bennett and daughter from Shelburn visit. Funeral for Church Puckett held after cancer death. Hymera team defeats Frank Griswold show 9 to 7. St Louis visit by Jennie Fields Maggie Briley Margaret McGrew Daisy McAnally J Sheridan Ernest Sanders. Dr Knapp at Davis hotel July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nelson
Champaign
Tus
Nannie Markle
Clay City
J. Clausmier
Evansville
A. P. Asbury
Farmersburg
Nettie Eckfelt
Indianapolis
C. C. Bosstick
Danville
Wm. McCord
Frank
Park County
Will Bennett
Shelburn
W. H. Lyons
Church Puckett
Myr
Gus Taylor
Sherburn
Hymera
Frank F. Griswold
Hymera. Mesdames Jennie Fields and Maggie Briley
Margaret McGrew
Daisy McAnally
Messrs
J. Sheridan
Ernest Sanders
St. Louis
Attorney-at-Law Promises Careful Prompt Attention
Advertisement notes a lawyer offering diligent service for all business entrusted, with emphasis on prompt attention. Mentions Goodname clothing store and Sullivan Indiana as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliven Crowder Building
East Side Square
Crice
Goodname Clothing
Atora Sulliivan
Indiana
You need a mocument, I have them Call and see me
A terse note invites a visit to a new location opposite the Davis Hotel for a discussion about mocument items. The message emphasizes personal contact and a direct meeting at the new place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Hotel
BE and T H R R Announces Low Rates to St Louis Expo
During the World’s Fair in St Louis the BE and T H R R offers season excursion tickets from Sullivan to St Louis and return at 8.35 dollars with a December 15 1904 limit. Sixty day excursion tickets are 6.95 dollars with a sixty day return limit from sale. W W Casto Agent Sullivan Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sullivan
W. W. Casto
Ind
Stratton & Co Offers Candies Perfumes and Stationery
Local shop Stratton and Company advertises a selection of candies perfumes and stationery for sale at 48tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton & Co
Burlington Summer Tour Rates Across the West and California
The Burlington offers summer fares to Colorado Utah and the Black Hills with a single fare plus a few cents round trip to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City and the Black Hills From June 1 summer limits apply to these routes To California round trips from St Louis Chicago and Missouri River ports from August 15 to September 10 prices include 47 59 30 00 and 5 00 respectively Plus 11 00 return via Puget Sound Stopovers allowed in St Louis on through tickets Contact CHAS E MICHEL or L W WAKELEY for rates routes berths and publications 604 Pine Street St Louis Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rburlington
Colorado
Utatl
Black Hills
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Tbinek Hills
California
St. Louis
Chicago
Missouri River
Puget Sound
Paris
Minnesota
New ST
Ouis-Kansas City
Burlingtons
Kansas
Burlington
Chas. E. Michel
L. W. Wakeley
Trav
Pine Street
Illinois CentralRailroad Best of Train Service Offers
Dining Buffet Library Sleeping and Reclining Chairs on through trains selling daily April 5 to November 15 with final return December 15 1904. 60 day excursion tickets April 25 to November 20 final return sixty days not later than December 15 1904. Round trip and one way rates to northwest south and southeast points plus homeseekers and summer tourist tickets. Information from S Draper Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Draper
Ear and eye diseases treated by Dr Crowley with cures
Dr Crowley specializes in ear and eye ailments and reports many cures after other eminent physicians failed. The brief note highlights his expertise and success in treating challenging cases.
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Sugar Creek
Barnes’ Prairie
Clinton Phillips
Andy Trueblood
Ed Meyer
Cain Brown
Dr. Knapp
Union Station
Napoleon Bonaparte
Sullivan Union Office
W. H. Hawkins
U.S. Marshal
Sullivan County
Wabash Railroad
Olive Street
Delmar
David Crawley
J. M. Billman
Public Square
National Bank
Sullivan, Indiana
Beasley & Brown, Sonra
Coffman
East Side Public Square
A. &. McNabb
Walter F. Wood
Attorney At Law
Biliman’s
West Side
D. Hunt
Attorney-at-Law
J. W. Hunt & CO
Am Am
la Terre Haute
Farmersburg i
Paxton
Des Eee Carlisle
Vincennes
Reed
ST. Louis Exposition
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Rehoboth
Atlantic Coast
U. S
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pullman
Washington, D.C
U. P. McCarty
Cincinnati
Ohio
Illinois Central Railroad
Stitzell
Coyner
A. R. Coyner
Meron
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