Trinity Springs Excursion Draws Hundreds for Summer Day
J W Martin reports a Southern Indiana railroad special carried nine coaches and about 1 500 excursionists from Shelburn Sullivan Hymera and surrounding towns to Trinity Springs. The day featured a Shelburn Cornet Band and a Shelburn Grays vs Hymera Blues baseball game, won 4 to 3 after 13 innings.
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Union
Trinity Springs
Ind
Southern Indiana
Shelburn
Sullivan
Hymera
Black Hawk
Indian Springs
Martin County
Shelburn Cornet Band
Shelburn Grays
Grays
Hymera_ Blues
S. I. Band of Odom
Bannister
L. Dickey
Pine Hotel
Dickey
Hayden Kennedy
Indiana and Ohio Excursion Fares From Terre Haute
Very low round trip fares advertised by the Pennsylvania line for Sept 3 from Terre Haute to Richmond Dayton Springfield Piqua Columbus Sandusky and other points. Details available from home ticket agent or writing C. C. Trueb T P Agt Terre Haute Ind. 3-21.
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Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Terre Haute
Richmond
Dayton
Springfield
Piqua
Columbus
Sandusky
C. C. Trueb
T. P. Agt
Ind
Local notices from Sullivan and Fairbanks district affairs
Community mentions include hospital visit after mining accident for Jimmy Goodman at Clover Leaf mine, several residents traveling to Terre Haute Sullivan and Bloomington, a Caledonia baseball score 3 to 4, trustee Bowen criticized for school transport actions, and multiple social events and visits across Sullivan Dugger Cass Fairbanks and Mt Calvary with baptisms and community gatherings noted.
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Jimmy Goodman
Clover Leaf
Terre Haute
Local residents and visitors noted in fall signals and visits
Several farmers plough for wheat as fall nears. Renzo Clark and wife return to the old home. Mrs. Pina Watson visited Middle town. John Lewis and wife traveled to Fairbanks. Dan Frakes of Burchard bought cattle here Wednesday. Arthur Drake visited Effie Chowning. A large crowd attended the chapel ice cream social. Wm. Pittman and wife visited Fairbanks. Harry Pittman contemplates leaving. Ed Carruthers passed through Friday. Miss Vernie Anderson and Olive were mentioned.
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Harry Bohannan
Eli Thompson
Farmersburg
Laura Sharplas
Levi Drake
Chautauqua
Steve Lane
Tennessee
Bert DeHart
Charley Johnson
O. M. Chambers
Harlin Riggs
James Chambers
Sullivan
John
Elijah Johnson
Chicago
Wm. H. Powers
Fairbanks
Lyman Pound
Homer Thompson
Harve Johnson
Abijah Thompson
C. M. Walsh
Lizzie Fuston
Martin Harris
Renzo Clark
Pina Watson
Middletown
John Lewis
Dan Frakes
Burchard
Arthur Drake
Effie
Wm. Pittman
Harry Pittman
Ed Carruthers
Miss Vernie Anderson
Olive
Endorsed by Otsego County Journal Praises New Discovery
William M. Dietz editor of the Otsego Journal Gilbertville New York extols Dr Kings New Discovery as the most popular remedy for coughs colds and lung and throat diseases. He claims it is infallible and guarantees customer satisfaction with bottles sold by Joe K Smock and Son at 50 cents and one dollar with a free trial bottle offered.
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Otsego County
Wm. M. Dietz
Otsego
Gilbertsville, N. Y
Dr. King
Joe K. Smock and Son
Local residents and visitors noted in Sunday calls
Francis Smith and wife visited Mel Creager and family Sunday. Mr. Blume of Linton visited his sons Ed and John Blume. Ed W. Kelly of Sullivan was in the area recently. Mrs. Wash Robbins sold a horse to Mr. Unger of Carlisle last week. R. B. and Aden Robbins went to Evansville last Sunday. Clarence Spencer attended the Mer om Chautauqua Sunday. Dan Purcell and George Harlow were mentioned in the vicinity.
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Francis Smith
Mel Creager
Mr. Blume
Linton
John Blume
Ed W. Kelly
Sullivan
Wash Robbins
Mr. Unger
Carlisle
R. B
Aden Robbins
Evansville
Clarence Spencer
Dan Purcell
George Harlow
Akron visit and local notes from Illinois families
Mr and Mrs Akron of Illinois visit their daughter Mrs Al Bat son and family here. Airs Nathan Nelson is on the sick list. Nathan Russell moves his store to Hymera. B M Crawford improves and seeks Terre Haute treatment. Mrs R K Shelburn goes to Terre Haute on business. Dock Norman sells seven hogs for 87 50. Faun Botts attends aunt Mary Jane Trinkle’s funeral. It rains. Mrs Jack House ill with slim chance of recovery. Hosie Crawford ill with intermittent fever. Wilfred mine is working. Frank Batson is on the sick list. Henry Reynolds suffers rheumatism. Farmers plow for wheat. Claude Booker visits his uncle and aunt B M Crawford. Harry House son of Jack House not better after operation. Nancy Treadway visits parents. William Radis in Farmersburg on business. Ed Newport family return from Ohio. Sister Heeter pastor of Holiness Christian Sullivan called to Delcarbo and trips to Hymera.
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Sam Ransford
Lawrenceburg
Ill
W. V. Cutsinger
William Skinner
John Frakes
Mrs. Akron
Illinois
al Batson
Nathan Nelson
R. K. Shelburn
Terre Haute
Dock Norman
Harrison Barnhart
Faun Botts
Mary Jane Trinkle
Wilfred
Frank Batson
Henry Reynolds
Claude Booker
St. Francisville
B. M. Crawford
Harry House
Jack House
Nancy Treadway
William Radis
Farmersburg
Ed Newport
Ohio
Sister Heeter
Holiness Christian Church
Sullivan
Delcarbo
Hymera
Arnica Salve Endorsement From Bluff Merchant
Bluff, Missouri business figure C. G. Hays touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest and surest healing salve for sores burns wounds and piles. Guaranteed by Joe K. Smock and Son Druggists at 25 cents.
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C. G. Hays
Bluff,Mo
Bucklen
Joe K. Smock
Hays Sees Indiana Backing Fairbanks in 1908 Nomination
Sullivan lawyer John T. Hays discusses Indiana support for Fairbanks in the national convention. He compares Fairbanks to Benjamin Harrison, praising his conservatism and legal mind and recalling Harrison’s 1888 nomination week efforts in Sullivan.
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Indiana
Fairbanks
John T. Hays
Sullivan
Ind
New Willard
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
de McDonald
United States Senate
Sir Hubert
McDonald
Obituary for Aobie Ann Thrasher of Sullivan County
Aobie Ann Thrasher, born September 15, 1845 in Merom Indiana, died August 13 1909 at her home near New Lebanon at 6 a m aged 61 years 10 months and 28 days. She married Jas Lee Silvers on April 14 1864 and had eight children two of whom survive Rachel S and James Lee. Her second marriage was to Wm F Dodds on December 19 1876 and they had six children all surviving. Her husband died November 2 1903. She joined the M E church in girlhood and was a charter member of Silvers corps. She lies surrounded by children and friends. life well spent and now at rest.
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Aobie Ann Thrasher
Merom
Sullivan County
Indiana
New Lebanon
Jas. Lee Silvers
Rachel S
James Lee
Silver’s Corps
Shiloh Visit Highlights Weekend Community Gathering
Louisa Pirtle spent Sunday at Marco visiting relatives. Albert Bennett joined Thomas South and family near Paxton for a Sunday visit. A large crowd attended the Shiloh meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Ed P. Reed will soon visit relatives in Iowa.
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Shiloh
Louisa Pirtle
Marco
Albert Bennett
Linton
Thomas South
Paxton
Ed P. Reed
Iowa
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