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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1907

Page

6

Merom Chautauqua Opens With Bryan LaFollette Auditorium

The third annual Merom chautauqua opens tomorrow for an 11 day session ending Sunday Sept 1. Noted orators William J. Bryan and Robert M. LaFollette head the lineup along with Frank Gunsaulus and Rev. Spurgeon. A diverse program includes readers, musicians, debates on government ownership, and moving pictures with talent from Miss Dickinson to Miss Doyle and the Palestine chautauqua band.

William J. Bryan Nebraska Robert M.lafollette Wisconsin America Bryan LaFollette Nebraska Statesman Sullivan County Sullivan United States Frank Wakely Gunsaulus Gunsaulus Central Christian Church Armour Institute Chicago

Thomas Goodman Dies After Prolonged Illness in Dugger

Thomas Goodman a Cass township former assessor died Wednesday evening at his Dugger home after a long illness with catarrh. Born in Monroe County in 1848 he spent most of his life in the county. Burial was held Thursday at Hickory cemetery near Dugger. Survived by wife two sons William and Joseph and three sisters Mrs Elizabeth Hiatt Mrs Sarah Henson and Mrs Ad Bedwell of Cass. He was a brother of F and Mart Goodman of Cass.

Thomas Goodman Cass Township Dugger Mr.Goodman Monroe County Hickory Dugzer William Joseph Elizabeth Hiatt Sarah Henson Ad Bedwell Cass Mart Goodman

Miss Anna Stein Dies of Tuberculosis at 32

Cass August 20 Miss Anna Stein 32 died Thursday at her parents home Louis and Mrs Stein in Cass. Death caused by pulmonary tuberculosis. Remains moved to Terre Haute Friday and funeral held Saturday afternoon. Interment Highland Lawn cemetery. She leaves four brothers Fred George John and Lewis and two sisters Mrs Catherine Busher and Miss Margaret Stein.

Cass Anna Stein Louis Stein Terre Haute Highland Lawn Cemetery

90th Birthday of Uncle Billy Power Highlighted in Local Details

The piece honors Uncle Billy Power born August 21 1817 in Fleming county Kentucky now 90 and a long time Sullivan county resident. It recalls his pioneer log hauling by rail with the Evansville and Crawfordsville line and his role in settling local land north of the city. It notes his health and views on modern times as well as a marriage of Harry Kraus and Abbie Parsons and a millinery buying trip in Cincinnati by Rosa Boatright Lorang and her mother.

Uncle Billy Power Uncle Billy Fleming County Sullivan County Harrison Pittman Billy James Gray Evansville Crawfordsville Sullivan Rosa Boatright Lorang Cincinnati

Oldest County Resident Lawyer Suggs Reaches 98

Saturday marked the 98th birthday of Lawyer Suggs the county’s oldest resident. He resides in Jefferson township and is visiting his daughter Mrs. Marshall Charley in Oaktown. Born in South Carolina on August 17 1809 he has lived in the county about 20 years and remains mentally sharp though nearly blind. He has 16 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. He served in the Indian War and receives a $16 monthly pension.

Suggs Jefferson Township Paxton Marshall Charley Oaktown South Carolina Montana John Boone Joe Hennen Haddon Township Jack Hall William Suggs Bloomington Oma Suggs

Trade your old store for a new Scker range

Trade your old store for a new Scker range it is the best to be had Ask your neighbors about it Index Furniture department. Cash or eases payments.

Sullivan County

Pioneer Times Note on Plows and Travel

The item recalls incidents and primitive farming methods of pioneer days. Uncle Billy plowed with a small three cornered plow, a hard task. Mrs John T Hays and son Hinkle left Thursday for Pittsburg to visit Mr Hays and travel east, planning to see Mr and Mrs Sol Goodman in Norfolk Virginia.

Uncle Billy John T. Hays Son Hinkle Pittsburg Mr. Hays East Sol Goodman Norfolk

Widow Martha Buff Dies in Tampa at 69

Mrs. Martha E. Buff widow of N. G. Buff died at her daughter’s home in Tampa Florida on July 30 after a 10 day illness from paralysis. Funeral and burial were in Tampa. She had lived in Terre Haute 20 years and spent the last 15 years in Tampa after leaving here 35 years ago.

Martha E. Buff N. G. Buff S. B. Leonardi Tampa Fla Buff Terre Haute

Notice to Coal Dealers Sullivan County Bids September 2 1907

The Sullivan County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for lump coal to be delivered to county institutions for the ensuing year. Bids accepted until 12 noon on Monday September 2 1907. The board may reject any or all bids. Signed by Commissioners Turnbull Boone Lovelace and Auditor Russell.

Board of Commissioners of Sullivan County L. O. Turnbull

Merom Station Breeding Association Debt Notice

All persons owing money to the Merom Station Breeding Association are urged to call and settle by September 1st. Merom Station Breeding Association.

Merom Station Breeding Association

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Robert M. LaFollette Florence Wright Mae A. Dickinson Paul M. Pearson Mary A. Doyle Chautauqua Palestine Chautauqua Slayton Tennessee Jubille Singers Ariel Ladies Quartet Lyric Quartet Club Ben Oliel Holy Land Pitt Parker Nutini GE Merom Chautauqua Harry Kraus Abbie Parsons Frank Parsons Gill Township Merrill Lester Indianapolis Dr. Shoop Crossett Maxwell-Cowles Shoe CO William Power Martha Buff S. Boone, D. H. Lovelace E. E. Russell Scott's Sullivan Co
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