Merom social notes and regional visits across towns
Mrs. Sanford's sister Mrs. Wright of Sumner Illinois visits Merom. Mr and Mrs W J Cooper return from Peru to visit relatives. Don McKenzie guests in Robinson. Alta Thompson visits Hardinsville. Burt Hubble hosts a picnic for Foy of Seattle with guests conveyed hay rack style. Ninevah Indiana's Bridenbaugh visits Uncle Joe Hubble. Dr Woodworth of Cleveland and Dr Brown swim here. Mrs Thornton travels to Missouri for ill daughter Mrs Wilbur Coyner. Mrs Underwood on steps after illness. Hester Mahan visits Sullivan. Dr Long of North Carolina conducts business in Merom. Wake Giles of Sullivan and Morris Ward in town. Hendershot attend conference in Brazil. Mrs Rivett of Sullivan visits Merom. Chowning, Merom’s former teacher, takes New Lebanon schools post. Maggie Colvin of Carlige with her mother Mrs Daugherty. Mr and Mrs Moore of Sullivan spend weekend with Elias Moore. Gault Pleughant in Clinton en route to Chicago. Dan Gettinger visiting Southern Illinois. Mr Cunningham dies after weeks ill with lung trouble. buried Burnett cemetery near New Lebanon. Linn Root of Robinson visits parents. Cary Geiger and wife in town in new car. Mrs Geiger to Chau tauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Wright
Sumner, Ill
W. J. Cooper
Broda Kerr
Peru
Don McKenzie
Robinson
Alta Thompson
Hardinsville
Burt Hubble
Mrs Foy
Seattle
Wash
Dr. Long
North Carolina
Merom
Wake Giles
Sullivan
Morris Ward
Hendershot
Brazil
Rivett
Merom House
Mr. Chowning
New Lebanon
Maggie Colvin
Carlige
Daugherty
Moore
Elias Moore
Gault Pleughant
Clinton
Chicago
Dan Gettinger
Illinois
Cunningham
Burnett
Linn Root
Cary Geiger
East of Sullivan
North Town Joyride Declines As Street Work Proceeds
Joy riding through the north part of town has declined after commissioners graded and graveled the street. Rev J W Gruber continues meetings at the Methodist church this week. Uncle Alex Ransford is visiting, Mrs Will Yager and daughter Vesta visit relatives in Daviess county, Roy Myers returns from Indianapolis with another automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Ransford
J. W. Gruber
Will Yager
Vesta
Daviess County
Roy Myers
Indianapolis
Local visits and social calls noted in community
Several young people attended the show at Dagger last week. Mary Griffiths visited Luella Gambill Wednesday. Mrs Everett Rhodes and daughter Della and Miss Lily Marshall went to Elmer Rhodes Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J C Lambert and son David visited Thursday night at Albert Gambill's. Delphia, Susie Patton, and Iva Miller spent Sunday afternoon with Blanche Dudley. Mrs Stratton and daughter Lu of Sullivan visited her daughter Marie Gambill Sunday. Everett Rhodes and family were Sunday visitors of W S Edwards and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagger
Mary Griffiths
Luella Gambill
Everett Rhodes
Della
Lily Marshall
Elmer Rhodes
J. C. Lambert
David
Albert Gambill
Delphia
Susie Patton
Iva Miller
Blanche Dudley
Stratton
Sullivan
Marie Gambill
W. S. Edwards
FARMERSBURG PATCHES: LOCAL VISITS AND TRAVEL
Miss Lou Hall visited relatives near Fairbanks last week. Miss Ada Richey returned from Brazil and Trinity. Miss Inez Carter of Seattle left after a long visit. Evangelist meetings at the M. E. church are in full blast. Twin boys were born to Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sparks of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Lou Hall
Fairbanks
Leota Denney
Ada Richey
Brazil
Trinity
E. S. Christen
L. V. Pittman
Cass
Mary
Lavade Walls
Charley
Colorado
Chloe Ray
McClure
Inez Carter
Seattle
Washington
Nora
Eva Payne
Terre Haute
Georgia Mahan
Eveline Sutton
West Terre Haute
Myrtle
Vena Wilson
Myra Johnson
Wilkie
Sullivan
Hinkle
Gertie Bays
Eva Bennett
Indianapols
Hallie Brodie
Mother
Will Richeys
M. B. Mason
Lucy Price
Jennie Cook
Lon Scott
M. E
John Lloyd
Trinity Springs
Will Richey
Lewis
Ind
Charley Sparks
Dutch McCaskey
Hymera
Hugh Foreman
Local Social Notes In Terra Haute and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Maggie Yeager of Middle town visits cousin Mrs. Lizzie Manning. Rush Pitser and Terre Haute visitors stay with Warren Watson. T J Mann and children visit Mr Johnn Royse in Terre Haute. James Durham Emerson Watson on business trip to Sullivan. Will Watson family visit J W Watson. Big Springs Thresher Company meets at Dr Durham s. Mathew Walker and wife visit Mrs Warren Watson. Sadie Duffer visits Maude Huff and daughter Mary Duffer in Terre Haute. Tom Durham family at Dr Durham s. Manning and daughter Mary visit J B Durhams. Ella Eno in Merom. Rev Bennett preaches last sermon before entering University at Urbana IL. Mona Cox dines with Tesla and Ava Haynes. Sam A White improving after operation at Union hospital Terre Haute and to return home in ten days. Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority enjoys a week s outing at Trinity Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Yeager
Middletown
Lizzie Manning
Rush Pitser
Terre Haute
Warren Watson
T. J. Mann
Johnn Royse
James Durham
Emerson Watson
Sullivan
Will Watson
J. W. Watson
Big Springs Thresher Company
Dr. Durham
Bennett
Uts
University At
Urbana
Mona Cox
Tesla
Ava Haynes
Sullivan County First Junk Sale Announced
The Gus Goodman Stock at the Northwest corner of Sullivan Public Square in Sullivan Indiana is to be closed out to the public at once. The notice touts hundreds of dollars of newly arrived goods bought for fall and winter trade, branded as Junk to invite public judgment and entice customers to inspect and buy at bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Goodman
Northwest Corner Public Square
Sullivan
Indiana
Sullivan County
Goodman
Bargain Fall and Winter Suits Sale
Note the prices and buy now. At this sale 50c buys $1.00 worth or more. Stock bought at a great sacrifice makes this a bona fide sale with real bargains.
June Lot No 1 Shirt Stock Goes At Junk Prices
This stock includes more than 1,000 shirts priced at 15c 19c 33c and 39c each. Sized from smallest to largest, it also features fancy dress shirts and fancy wool shirts offered at junk prices.
Junk Lot No 2 Men's Furnishings Sale
Junk Lot No 2 offers men's collars at 2c 6c and 9c and any neckwear for 15c. Handkerchiefs priced 2c 4c and 7c with cassimere and fancy hose at junk prices. Mitts 2c per pair, lined gloves 5c up to 69c, suspenders 4c up to 19c.
Junk Lot No 8 Trunks and Suit Cases On Sale
Trunks from 2.98 and suit cases from 0.79 featured in junk lot No 8 sale. Items advertised appear as bargains in the period catalog style. Sources emphasize affordable luggage options for shoppers.
Junk Lot No 4 Hats Sale
Junk lot offers boys and men's straw hats plain and fancy plus large stock of men's wool hats at junk prices.
Summer and winter underwear on junk lot No 5
A sale item listing underwear of all kinds from garments up for a junk lot labeled No 5. It notes summer underwear in fleece cotton flannel and wool and mentions winter options.
Junk Lot No 6 Pants sale cut prices to 39c
A local junk lot advertises 1 000 pairs of men's pants starting at 39 cents. The sale promises steep price cuts and urges quick action to avoid missing the deal.
June sale on boys pants and school clothing
An advertisement urges mothers to stock up on boys pants underwear caps and gloves for school. It touts a bargain where 50 cents buys a dollar’s worth of goods and highlights Lot No. 7%.
Wholesale clothing sale notice for miners and men
A sale listing offers 500 pairs of men's overalls gauntlets miners bank pants and a complete line of boys and men's sweaters. The entire lot is to be combined and sold with the rest.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joosier Bargain Store
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Company
Graysville
Stringtown
Big Springs
Sam A. White
Union Hospital
Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority
Julius Harry Shoe Co
Pheonix
Julius Harry Shoe Company
Northwest Corner Square
Sullivan, Indiana
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