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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1904
Page
4
The Sullivan County Republicans will hold a county delegate convention at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 6, 1904, in Bass Auditorium Sullivan to nominate candidates for county offices and conduct other business. The Union notes the party’s long history and the plant changes in its publication.
D F Kennedy an AFL organizer argues the Davis vice presidential nomination will cost the Democrats many votes. He cites Indiana and New York where organized labor will oppose Davis, predicting a loss of about 20,000 votes in Indiana and a swing in New York.
Iowa Senator Dolliver eulogizes Charles W. Fairbanks in Chicago nominating speech. He calls Fairbanks a tower of strength and a statesman suited to lead with Theodore Roosevelt, praising his leadership, business confidence, and nationwide acceptance as the Republican ticket is formed.
Bids invited for stand privileges at the S. S. Convention in Manns Grove on August 18 1904. Prohibition on intoxicants and noisy prizes on grounds. Dr Knapp of Vincennes to visit Davis House August 12. Dr Crowley offers heart disease cures with discreet service and circulars. Stratton & Co advertise pianos. Red and white steel found lost informant D L McKee Sullivan. A good home sought for a three month old girl baby P O box 295 Sullivan.
Simon Scott and family visited in the vicinity Sunday. Geo. F. Botts and family called on John Thomas and family Sunday. Henry Bean and wife visited Fred Bolinger and family Saturday and Sunday. Several from here attended the Shelburn show last Friday night. Winfred Bolinger of near Farmersburg visits sister Mrs Eva Bean this week. Work has begun on the Southern Indiana from Glendora to Sullivan.
Man Baldwin suffers a dislocated shoulder. Rush Knochs breaks his arm while building a new residence. Fay Maddox of Sandborn visits her uncle D W Sisson. Ella Stevenson of Dugger visits cousin Dick Gouldman. Dan Frey and wife of White Rabbit visit relatives. Harvey Anderson of Linton visits a local family. Several youths attend a K P supper in Sandborn last evening. A baby girl born Monday to Mrs Ugg Isbell. Crocket Shepherd visits Freelandsville. Dr R C accompanies him home. Sam White and Ed Townsley arrive Friday. Bill Woodard has a new boy. Geo Collier a new girl. Burl Gilmour of Sandborn visits town. James Hinkle is ill. Kid Hindman and wife visit Little Giant. Mrs Furry visits Marco. Jim Townsley horse injured on barbed wire Saturday night.
An advertisement states that Elmer Ge Thompson offers updated methods for his profession at first class quality prices. It emphasizes modern techniques and top-tier results in his field.
The applicant, a white male resident of Hamilton Township Sullivan County Indiana, will seek a one year license to sell and allow on premises intoxicating liquors in Sullivan at retail in less than five gallon quantities with on site drinking. The described location is the over room of a two story brick building at the southwest corner of lot 47 facing Washington Street. 213 U.S. Gordon.
A brief market note notes refined taste in dress and directs readers to Shinn's over post office. The item emphasizes stylish attire and shopping guidance in a local commerce snippet.
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