Local social notes and visits in Sullivan area
Our correspondents report visits and activities around Sullivan including C F Wardner and family at T J Holt s, Maurice and Mildred Nesbit at J K Coulson s, and Wm Wilson s son being kicked by a mule. Hog shipments by Coulson and Allen, ice cream social hosted by M W of A, church services, and plans for the Sullivan street fair are noted along with various calls on friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wilson
Coulson & Allen
Graysville News Roundup of Events and Incidents
Misses Nellie Gray and Ethel Monk attended a Sullivan street fair last Monday while Ruben Ransford visited Terre Haute last weekend. Dugger beat Graysville 18 to 6 in a Saturday baseball game and remarks on the players. Construction on the south gravel road may begin this week and groundwork for a new school building started Monday. D.W. Thornberry suffered a serious arm injury while operating threshing gear, and Mrs. F. M. Brown injured her hip fleeing a frightened team. Several locals traveled to Trinity Springs for camping and leisure. homes and moves noted for C. Beck, wife, Hymera resident Mr. Bonham moving to Shelburn. A telephone line may be installed in Dr. Nellans’s home. The Shelburn orchestra played for the Rebekahs in Hymera. Garnett Osburn required eight stitches after a bicycle accident.
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Flavia Trueblood
St. Louis
George Stanley
Sullivan
Rev. Pinnick
M. E
John Creager
Pross
Ward
Atkinson
F. A. Paloer
New York City
Sullivan Bank
Ward Miles
Thelma
Nettie Rockenfield
Clarence
Dugger
Graysville
D.W. Thornberry
J. W. Woner & Son
Caugh
F. M. Brown
Local social notes from Carlisle residents
Carlisle social notes list visitors and residents including David Spears of Swayzee Elza Bowen from New York City Miss McClure Ada Shepherd of Oaktown Mrs Rush Dennison and daughter Ethel Vincennes California trip by Joe Akin and Ransom Griffin at Winona Park visits by Knox Barclay Charley Jerauld hosted a large party Miss Pemberton Bertha Hackney Helen Hoover ill with typhoid Maggie Lisman also ill Rufus Willard and Roscoe O’Hawyer travel to California.
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David Spears
Swayzee
Ind
Elza Bowen
New York City
Miss McClure
Ada Shepherd
Oaktown
Gerald
Joe Akin
Ransom
California
Charlie Griffin
Winona Park
Son
W. J. Curtner
Knox Barclay
Bloomington
John Purcell
Charley Jerauld
Miss Pemberton
Carmi
Bertha Hackney
Philip Hoover
Helen
Maggie Lisman
Rufus Willard
Roscoe O’hawyer
Krause's Cold Cure Capsule Ad Declares Quick Spork Cure
An old advertisement promotes Krause's Cold Cure in capsule form claiming to cure while you spork. The ad lists a 26 cent price and credits E. E. Muebler as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
E. E. Muebler
Paxton Social News Highlights
Mrs Ruth Bland of Oaktown visits Carlisle this week. Carlisle youths attend a school supper Saturday night. Nash family and Kathryn visit Miss Burke in Terre Haute. Miss Ivy Wilson of Vincennes stays with friends. Cora Bedell returns home for a few days. Roland and Mrs Morgan visit relatives. Nash family and Homer Canan visit Decker. Lodge ice cream supper draws a large crowd and cream sales. Amanda Snyder travels to Vincennes for a head gathering check.
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Ruth Bland
Oaktown
Carlisle
Nash
Kathryn
Miss Burke
Terre Haute
Lena McKinney
Mollie Willis
Ivy Wilson
Vincennes
Cora Bedell
Roland Morgan
Will Nash
Homer Canan
Decker
Amanda Snyder
Operation Returns Home After Complications
An operation performed came home Saturday and was worse Sunday. Family fears she will have to be taken back again.
Local notes from Shelburn and nearby towns
Shelburn reports F T DeLashmutt from Burnett spent Sunday in town. Mayme Buckley returns from an extended visit at Farmersburg. Junior Order and Daughters of America held an ice cream supper in Miller's grove last Saturday night. Charley Lane of Collinsville Illinois visited relatives here. J W Patten and daughters Coseete and Gertie camped at Trinity Springs. Misses Ola Riggs and Julia Mc...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Buckley
Farmersburg
Junior Order and Daughters of America
Miller’s Grove
Charley Lane
Collinsville
Ill
J. W. Patten
Coseete
Gertie
Trinity Springs
Pierson Ragle wedding joins local residents at home
Gilbert Beckett and Fred Pipher attended the Pierson Ragle wedding at the bride's home last Wednesday evening. Frank Pierson married Miss Opha Ragle with Rev. A M Couchman officiating. The couple received best wishes from friends across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pierson
Opha Ragle
John Ragle
A. M. Couchman
Mrs. Pierson
Farm ersburg Church Visit and Reunion Plans
John Beard and his wife of East Liberty attended church in Farmersburg and had dinner with J K McKla and wife. Miss Dora Ringer has moved to Terre Haute to work in a wrapper factory. Arrangements are made for a reunion of Ascension Seminary students at Brunkers Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beard
East Liberty
J.K. McKlain
Dora Ringer
Terre Haute
Ascension Seminary
Brunkers Hall
Afternoon and Evening of the 14th Noted
The report mentions events occurring on the afternoon and evening of the 14th. Details are limited and no further context or names are provided in the readable text.
Dugger Mine Resting and Local Weathered Mishaps
The Dugger mine rests while a Dugger resident claims small town strength for Indiana children. The M. KE church enterprise grows rapidly. Mr. Sam Harding will return from England later this month. The Superior mine operates now. Mr. William Smedley near Moriah narrowly escaped death when a lightning struck a tree during a storm. He was knocked unconscious with the horse pinned on him for a period.
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M. KE
Sam Harding
England
William Smedley
Moriah
Mr. Smedley
Mr Smedley
Market Snapshot of Grain and Livestock Prices July Report
Prevailing prices across Indianapolis Louisville and Cincinnati grain and livestock markets show steady to firm movements. Wheat No 2 red around 86c in Indianapolis and 70c in Cincinnati, corn 62.5c in Indianapolis and 64c in Cincinnati, cattle around 2.50 to 3.50, hogs near 5 to 7.70, sheep roughly 2.50 to 3.75, and lambs between 3.50 and 6.25 with varying cash quotes.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago livestock prices show active steers at 49.85, stock feeders 32.75, 5.25 SEDER PPE steady. Sheep steady at 0.25, lambs 31.8 with steady demand.
Livestock Price Report from New York and East Buffalo
Cattle steady around 3.00 to 3.15 per cwt in New York with hogs quiet near 5.00. Sheep firm at 2.75 to 3.25, lambs steady around 5.25, cattle and sheep markets note firmness in Buffalo region and grain prices show wheat firm around 7.04, corn weak, oats active at No 2 cash.
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East Buffalo
Dulli
Hamilton Township Expenditures Tax Proposals 1902
The Trustee of Hamilton Township Sulliv an County presents proposed yearly expenditures and taxes for 1902 at the Advisory Board meeting. Includes township, local tuition, special school, road, poor expenditures and total with taxes per valuation and per poll. Signed July 26 by Trustee John S. Rogers.
Trustee Proposes School Tax and Expenditures for 1902
The Trustee of Jefferson Township Sullivan County sets forth annual expenditures and tax levies for the year at the Advisory Board meeting to be held at School District No 10 on September 2 1802. Totals include Township expenditures 168 09 tax 28 cents per 2100 valuation local tuition 2189 00 tax 35 special school 33091 00 tax 50 road expenditures 300 00 tax 5 cents, Poor expenditures 120 00 tax 2 cents per 100 valuation. Total expenditures 2738 00 tax 1 2 and 50 cents per poll.
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Hamilton Township
Sullivan County
John S. Rogers
Jefferson Township
W. T. Howard
Trustee of Haddon Township Estimates for 1902 Expenditures
The Trustee A G Cox of Haddon Township Sullivan No 8 states estimates for the year 1902. It lists township expenditures 22092 with 12 cents tax per 100 valuation. Local tuition 2060 with 17 cents tax per 100. Special school 3604 with 20 cents tax per 100. Road tax 871 with 5 cents tax per 100. Poor expenditures 26410 with 3 cents tax per 100. Total expenditures 10167 with 57 cents and 25 cents per poll. Signed July 28 1902.
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Haddon Township
Sullivan County
A. G. Cox
Turman Township Expenditures Proposed by Trustee
The Trustee of Turman Township Sullivan County proposes for Jones expenditures No. 6 on Tuesday Sept 2 1902 estimates totaling 37044.00 with taxes 69 cents. Local tuition 1799.00 tax 17. Special school 3027.00 tax 30. Road tax 504. Poor expenditures 3201. Tax on $100 valuation 2 cents. Signed July 29 1902 WM Thornberry Trustee.
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Turman Township
Sullivan County
WM. Thornberry
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Fred Pipher
Lewis
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Clay City
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