Graysville Me rom chautauqua draws crowds and visits
The town minus brace of local figures notes a lively Me rom chautauqua with attendees including Lon and Kirk Phillips. Mrs Lillie Burton works at Buff hotel this week while Lee Thornberry shows health improvement. Mrs W A Shields and daughter H R Burton visit Trinity Springs and Miss Laura Lesler of Sullivan calls on friends.
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Graysville
Merom Chautauqua
Lillie Burton
Buff Hotel
Lon
Kirk Phillips
Lee Thornberry
W. A. Shields
H. R. Burton
Trinity Springs
Laura Lesler
Sullivan
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Court Case
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court September Term 1911 faces Clinton Phillips versus Josephine Pound et al Complaint for Partition of Real Estate. Defendants Lawrence Phillips and Seymour M Phillips nonresidents are notified to appear by October 14 1911 or default will be entered. Clerk Arthur E B DeBaun Sinnl. Attorney Isaac H Kalley. First insertion August 23 1911.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Clinton Phillips
Josephine Pound
Isaac H. Kalley
Lawrence Phillips
Seymour M. Phillips
State of
State of Indiana
Notice to Bidders for County Infirmary Supplies
The Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for three months of infirmary supplies. Bids due by 12 noon Tuesday Sept 5 1911. Requisition on file in the Auditor's office. The board may reject any or all bids. Attest Auditor Ben Crowder.
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Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Indiana
Auditor’s
John Driver
John A. Mattix
John Scott
Notice of Estimates for Sullivan County 1912
Aggregate estimates filed in Sullivan County Clerk of Circuit Court and various offices for calendar year 1912 under the act concerning county business. The County Council will consider appropriations at the September 1911 meeting. Estimated salaries, expenses, and per diems for offices including Clerk, Circuit Court, County Auditor, Treasurer, Sheriff, Superintendent, Assessor, Recorder, Coroner, and other county positions listed with amounts. BEN C. CROWDER, Auditor Sullivan County.
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Sullivan County Council
Circuit Court
Jackson Two
Curry Two
Fairbanks
Turman
Hamilton
Cass
Jefferson
Haddon
Gill
Board of County Commissioners
Ben C. Crowder
Sullivan County
Sullivan County Soldiers Association Elects Officers
At a meeting on August 12 the Sullivan County Soldiers Association elected officers for the year: A. P. Asbury president Maj. W. T. Crawford first vice president J. W. Canary second vice president J. P. Wilkey adjutant R. F. Knotts officer of the day Stewart Barnes quartermaster D. M. Bedwell chaplain One vice president from each township was named: Abe Wence Jackson John Wisener Curry Taylor Jewell Fairbanks James Moore Turman O H Crowder Hamilton Josiah Stanley Cass T N McClung Jefferson Bailey McConnell Haddon George C Youngman Gill Committees on arrangements were appointed and the time and place of the next meeting will be announced.
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Sullivan Co. Soldiers Association
A. P. Asbury
Maj
W. T. Crawford
J. W. Canary
J. P. Wilkey
R. F. Knotts
Stewart Barnes
D. M. Bedwell
Abe Wence
Jackson
John Wisener
Curry
Taylor Jewell
Fairbanks
James Moore
Turman
O. H. Crowder
Hamilton
Josiah Stanley
Cass
T. N. McClung
Jefferson
Bailey McConnell
Haddon
George C. Youngman
Gill
Burglary Charge Tied to City Hall Watch Theft
Joe Lester, 25, from this county, is jailed in Vincennes on charges of burglary for allegedly stealing a watch from Joe Esch the city hall janitor.
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Joe Lester
Vincennes
Joe Esch
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Couples
Dave Giles to Iva McKinley, James E. Ingersoll to Lora J. Holt, Wm. McGhee to Annie Davis, George Lewis to Fannie Aaron, Wm. C. Vaughn to Sylvia A. Hale, Irvin D. Mitchell to Mayme G. Willis, Otto South to Clara S. Ridgeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Giles
Iva McKinley
James E. Ingersoll
Lora J. Holt
Wm. McGhee
Annie Davis
George Lewis
Fannie Aaron
Wm. C. Vaughn
Sylvia A. Hale
Irvin D. Mitchell
Mayme G. Willis
Local Residents Attend Convention and Social Events
Several from here attended the convention at Manns grove on Thursday. Allen Osburn was in the vicinity on Saturday. A surprise party marked Fannie McCammon's seventeenth birthday with cake pie bananas candy grapes and lemonade. Everett Metcalf bought a new buggy and Walter Downes is painting Wm Murdock's house this week.
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Mann’s Grove
Allen Osburn
Ed Metcalf
Amos Metcalf
Oscar McMahan
Douglas Chapel
Walter Downes
Wm. T. Murdock
Everett Metcalf
Fannie McCammon
Harve
Arcil Woodard
Kk. W . Cadwell
Sullivan
Uracul
Leroy Metcalf Wee
Shadows of the Better Sacrifices Book Ad
A compact Bible study book titled Shadows of the Better Sacrifices promises advanced readers insight from Israelite sacrifices. Priced at ten cents, illustrated, and offered by the Bible and Trace Society at 17 Hick Street Brooklyn NY for order.
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Israel
The
Bible and Tracet Society
Hickstreet
Brooklyn
N. Y
Notice of Preliminary Resolution for Sidewalk Improvement
The Common Council of Sullivan Indiana adopted a preliminary resolution for South Court Street sidewalk construction on the west side from lot 10 to the railroad right of way. The cost will be assessed to abutting property with city payment for street and alley work. A public hearing will be held September 26, 1911.
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Sullivan
Indiana
South Court Street
Kirkham
Illinois Central Railroad
Common Council
Schroeder
Show Horses at Indiana State Fair Draw Royal Draft Breeds
Imported Percherons Belgians Clydes Shires from France Germany Belgium appear in large numbers at the Indiana State Fair. The prize winners from European shows contest for ribbons in the arena and feature in night parade displays.
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Indiana State Fair
France
Germany
Belgium
Indiana Fair
Paris
London
Antwerp
Indiana State Fair Cattle Show Promises Premier Livestock Display
Government reports place Indiana pasture cattle valued at 173,859,671 dollars and the State Fair coliseum hosts a renowned week of Sept 4 cattle shows. Prizes include cups gold medals and cash from state and breed associations, with day shows free to the public and concurrent light harness and draft horse exhibitions.
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U. S
Indiana
State Board of Agriculture
Special Features of Live Stock at Indiana State Fair
The Indiana State Fair showcases a vast livestock display with one of the nation's largest sheep and swine shows. Hundreds of beef and dairy cattle, light harness, draft and saddle horses, and ponies will perform in the coliseum and be viewed in spacious barns. Night shows draw large crowds, with band concerts enhancing the impressive spectacle.
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Indiana Coliseum
Indiana
United States
Fair Coliseum
Indiana State Fair trotting and pacing races rich program
The Indiana State Fair offers a premier trotting and pacing card with a $44,600 purse the week of September 4. The event features top trotters and pacers drawing crowds with 20 000 seats, half free, as the Indianapolis Military Band provides daily concerts starting at 1 p m.
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Indiana
Peewee
BsBl
Indianapolis Military Band
A Godly Young King Josiah’s Youthful Pledge to God
A study portrays Josiah rising to king at a young age, seeking the Almighty by sixteen and reforming worship by twenty. It contrasts the broad road of sin with the narrow way, urging directed wills in youth and warning against delaying godliness through wild oats.
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Hinnom
Jerusalem
Josiah
Bargain Bulletin Offers 5 Cent Writing Supplies and More
A long price list advertises 5 cent composition books ink tablets pencils and Carter's products. It also touts 10 cent graniteware 17 quart dish pans 12 quart buckets and Berlin kettles plus ranges of clothing and household items.
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Carter’s
Berlin
Cnc
Eeees Seeeens
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Arthur EB. Debaun
Otto
Clara S. Ridgeway
SKY
Eccles
Waur Pleasures Tn
Index Bargain Bulletin
Eesae
Alger
Soucceec
Allen’s
Cobler
South Side
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