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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1911

Page

5

Divorce and Custody Complaint Filed in Sullivan Court

On July 20 1911 Harry Kirkham was named in a complaint for divorce and child custody filed by the plaintiff through Buff and Stratton in Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana. The defendant is alleged not to be a resident of Indiana and is summoned to appear by September 18 1911. otherwise the case will proceed in his absence. The filing includes an affidavit asserting nonresidence. The Clerk of Court Arthur E DeBaun signs the notice with the court seal.

Harry Kirkham Buff & Stratton Sullivan Circuit Indiana Sullivan County State of Indiana Arthur E. Debaun Sullivan Circuit Court Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co Joseph K. Johnson Hunt & Gambill Joseph E. Johnson George B. Walker Oscar F. Chapman Forest L. Benham State of Court House

Gooldy and Knotts advertise farm items and livestock

Gasoline stoves cleaned and repaired. Gooldy and Knotts offer Angora goats for sale. Chaney lists a last year top buggy for cash or livestock trade. Wanted: clients seek 40 to 400 acre farms. Hawkins Haddon Bailey invite landowners to list property with them at reasonable charges.

John B. Gooldy John C. Chaney Hawkins, Haddon & Bailey

Indian Springs Excursions From Sullivan This Summer

The Chicago Terre Haute and Southeastern offers round trip rail excursions to Indian Springs at one fare. Sale dates include July 15 16 22 23 29 30 August 5 6 12 13 9 20 26 27 with return by the Monday after the sale. Sullivan fare is 1.05 dollars. A L O Neal agent. Also timothy seed for sale by W A Wilkey and C L Davis call early before shipping.

Indian Springs Chicago, Terre Haute & Southeastern Sullivan A. L. O'Neal

McCammon Found Guilty of Criminal Assault

Austin McCammon twenty one son of James McCammon of Shel burn was arrested by Sheriff Wible and Chief Smith on a charge of criminal assault on Mary Marlow. The girl, found at Terre Haute, is in a delicate condition and implicated McCammon. His brother Don McCammon is serving a life sentence for criminal assault on two schoolgirls north of the city.

Austin McCammon James McCammon Shelburn Shieburn Wible Smith Mary Marlow Terre Haute McCammon Don McCammon Michigan City

Local Social News and Construction Updates

Ray Davis of Cass visited W F Asrey Saturday night. Mr Tabor’s new house nears completion. Wheat threshing is over with fair yield and good quality. John W Cooper of Carlisle passed this way last week. Bailey Hawkins push on Olgus Carty rock road. Joe Schroeder called on G Wilson last week.

Ray Davis Cass W. F. Asrey Mr. Tabor John W. Cooper Carlisle Bailey & Hawkins Olgus Carty Rock Joe Schroeder G. Wilson

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Internal Remedy

Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease requiring internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces, is touted as a regular prescription once prescribed by leading physicians. Testimonials are available, with sales through Druggists for 75 cents.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Props Toledo Wee Hall

Pleasantville Notes on Visitors and Local Events

Pleasantville residents and guests are noted in a long list of visits, travels, and happenings. Among the highlights, Cap Wellington enlarges his home with new front rooms, and many neighbors visit relatives in Bloomfield Jasonville Bloomington Green Castle Linton and Indianapolis. Several purchases are reported including a Ford by Ora Pool and property moves by Charles Sage. A Campbellite tent meeting and local band activity are mentioned alongside injuries from accidents to Ben McCammon and McGinniss.

Wellington Lydia Bishop Bloomfield Jasonville T. S. Padgett J. A. Booker Linton Fannie Phillips Bloomington Lettie Daugherty I. A Elizabeth Miller Etva Green Castle G. L. Baker Maysal Mr. P Sage Messrs Ora Pool T. N. McClung E. A. Powell C. Bough Mesdames Pool McClung Powell Bough Opera House Frank Sheppard Bicknell Moseman Pleasantville Rex Enochs I. U Rhoda Sheppard Bennett

McCammon Wedding at Wes McCammon Home

McCammon couple married Saturday evening at five at the bride’s father Wes McCammon’s country home. Rev. Taylor, groom’s uncle, officiated. They plan to establish a household near the Bixline corner on Sullivan and Dugger gravel road with intimate friends in attendance and well wishes from the community. Mrs. Pickett will be missed for her kindness and smiles. Best wishes and congratulations. Mr. T N McClung injured after being thrown from a pony while chasing a cow, rendering him briefly unconscious but he later aided the pony and cow home.

Bixline Sullivan and Dugger Gravel

Thirty Years Together Promotes King’s New Discovery

Thog Ariss of Concord Michigan cites thirty years of use proving King’s New Discovery the best cough and cold cure. The ad claims it fights lagrippe asthma hay fever croup quinsy and sore lungs with $0.50 to $1.00 prices and a free trial bottle, guaranteed by Joe K. Smock & Son.

Thog Ariss Concord, Mich Joe K. Smock & Son

Community Notices and Local Returns

West Baden Springs resident W. E. Woods has returned home after a stay at the resort and a sprained ankle. Mrs. James Catlin and Mrs. Geo. W. Beck visit relatives near Louisville. G. J. Donnel of Champaign buys the Farmersburg Bee. Ed J. Hoke visits family in Parma. Rev. J. M. Vawter returns from Bethany Park.

W. E. Woods West Baden Springs Mr. Woods James Catlin Geo. W. Beck Louisville G. J. Donnel Champaign Farmersburg Bee Winthrop Foote Ed J. Hoke Parma, Mo Rev J. M. Vawter Bethany Park

Arnica Salve Proclaimed Best Healer by Clinton Claimant

Accused of stealing a Bucklen's Arnica Salve from Bucklen by E B Chamberlain of Clinton Maine he touts the salve as a universal healer for burns sores boils piles cuts corns bruises sprains and injuries with a 25 cent price at Joe K Smock and Son's store.

E.B. Chamberlain Clinton Bucklen Joe K. Smock & Son’s

Mussel shell price up as river runs low

E. S. Crowder and Virgil Burks returned from Racine Wisconsin driving their car. Mussel shell price along the Wabash river has risen from ten to sixteen dollars a ton. The river is so low that motor boat operators have marked a safe course between Hutsonville and Merom.

Wabash River Hutsonville Merom

Advertised Letters at Sullivan Post Office Aug 9 1911

Unclaimed letters listed as Ladies Cunningham Isbell Johnson Myrtle and Gent Foss with two weeks to claim before Dead Letter Office. One cent due per letter. Also an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills at Joe Smock & Co. in Buffalo New York claiming relief from constipation headaches and indigestion.

Sullivan, Ind Paul Mathuika Buffalo N. Y Dr. King Joe K. Smock & On

Sullivan County Soldiers Association Meeting Notice

Comrades invited to a Sullivan Indiana gathering at the G A R hall on August 12 1911 at 1 30 PM to elect officers and conduct necessary business G W Buff president J P Wilkey adjutant

Sullivan County Soldiers Association G. A. R. Hall Sullivan Indiana G. W. Buff

Sullivan Indiana Seeks Bids for Steel Filing Case

Notice from the Sullivan City Council invites sealed bids for a steel filing case per drawings and specs on file with the City Clerk, due by 7:00 p.m. August 22, 1911. Bidder must file statutory affidavit. successful bidder to post bond with surety approved by the Mayor. council may reject any bid. City Clerk J. B. Schroeder signs. First insertion Aug. 2, 1911-21.

Sullivan Indiana Schroeder

Local Residents and Weekend Activities Highlight Prairie Creek

Irving Eastman returns from visit near Buffalo. Ira Drake and son Hosea bought a $2000 McFarland car in Indianapolis. Rufus DeHart James Drake purchased Buicks. Wernz duo bought a Maxwell. Epworth League organized at M B E church with Oda Drake as president and Florence Welsh treasurer. School construction progressing and may finish by opening. Several couples visited neighbors. a horse injury to Russell Calvin noted but improving. Orlando Brewer and family visited Trinity Springs.

Ira. Drake Hosea Indianapolis McFarland Rufus DeHart James Drake Frank Fred Wernz Maxwell Gwendoline Riggs Maude Pogue Orlando Brewer Ray Vernon Trinity Springs Epworth League M. BE Grimes Oda Drake Earl Gaskins Herman Kissner Homer Dilley Tressa Dilley Essie Welsh Florence Welsh Scott Fuller

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. H. Stratton Loan Company Dr. Crowder Building East Side Square Sullivan, Iniana Lindley the Davis W. L. Laurent Shelburn, Ind Kathryn Kirkham Robert F. Knotts W. A. Wilkey C. L. Davis C. T. Howard Indiana Veterinary College Parks & Knotts Barn Sullivan, Indiana Lundy Hotel Jacob Lundy George Chicago, Terre Haute Southeastern R. R Vive Appay Vy IV Informa A. L. O’neil Southern Ee Eeca Ae Fran Penne Reon Wie Monon Greensburg Central Association P. Radtey G. P T. A Trust Bildg Interurban Pimento Youngstown Terre Haute Waite Easternion Company Terre Haute, Indiana Autsin McCammon Pen MT. Calvary Mesdames Jas. Miller D. R. Newkirk Ben McCammon Mr. McGinniss Winifred Pickett Miss Dezzie E. S. Crowder Virgil Burks Racine Wisconsin Cunningham Sanah Isbell Mina Johnson Myrtle J. P. Wilkey Harness Co Manford Otto Flanders Ger Dale Detroit Mich South Court Street Sullivan,sindiana F. M. Douthitt South Side Square Irving M. Eastman Fairbanks Car. Seaph Thomas Prairie Creek Charley Johnson Estel Drake Aud Carruthers Isan Millard Johnson Harve Johnson Henry Thomson Addison Drake H. E. Bland Arthur Drake Calvin Russell
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