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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1904

Page

7

Sugar Creek Newsboard Highlights Local Happenings

Viarrison Hawkins and wife visited in Coalmont Clay county Sunday. Rain improved conditions in the area and Glendora mine operates near full time. Luther Frakes and family visited Mrs Hawkins Sunday. Roy Cox led a protracted meeting at Marlow school house last week. Frank McClanahan and family visited Lane McClanahan Sunday. Miss Imo Riggs from Staffordshire stayed with her grandfather Mr Green Robbins. John Hawkins lost a good horse last week. Mr and Mrs George Ferree returned from the World's Fair trip. Ben and Sam Hunme repairing and painting their large barn.

Viarrison Hawkins Coalmont Clay County Glendora Luther Frakes Frank McClanahan Jackson Hill Lane Mclanahan Imo Riggs Staffordshire Green Robbins George Ferree Ben Sam Hunme

Sheep Sale and Local Births in Big Springs

J B Durham bought a lot of sheep from R F Knotts last Saturday. John Kennett and wife welcomed a baby girl born August 20. Misses Ingersoll visit their aunt Mrs T J Maenn in Big Springs and plan to return to Indianapolis this week. J B Durham and family plus Lizzie Manning and daughter Mary attend S S picnic at Palestine last Thursday. Korn Medsker and family with Mrs Eno and daughters Ella Josie Martha Durham and Nellie Gray attend quarterly meeting at Graysville Sunday. Mrs T J Mann and nieces visit New Lebanon last Saturday. Mrs Ir Durham and family to visit the St Louis Fair this week. Mrs Alice Penny ill. J W Watson travels to Sullivan Monday to meet wife returning from Western Indiana Conference at Staunton, with sons Will and Emerson and Thomas Durham from the St Louis Fair.

J. B. Durham R. F. Knotts John Kennett Ingersoll T. J. Maenn Indianapolis Lizzie Manning Mary Laura Langsdon S. S Palestine Korn Medsker Eno Ella Josie Martha Durham Nellie Gray Graysville T. J. Mann New Lebanon Ir. Durham James Martha St. Louis Alice Penny J. W. Watson Sullivan Staunton Will Emerson Thomas Durham

Barnes Prairie Social Roundup Notes Local Travel

George Hayden bought a fine span of young males last week. Naylor Ransford and Oscar Kennett drove to Scott City Saturday. Elmer Parr Cliude Conner and Harve Woodard attended a cream feast and box supper at Merumblaff Saturday night. Joel Barnes did business in Sullivan last Saturday. C W Huff near the prairie contemplates residing in Merom soon. C H Walters did business in Shellburn a day last week. Hud Burton and T L Bird went to the County Seat Saturday. Cannon Brown Francis Marion Conner and Claudie were at the river fishing last week. Oscar Bennett went to town on business last Monday. Padee Parr bought a fine driving horse at Nayloransford. Little Stub Bennett seen in our vicinity Saturday. Lorenzo Clark and wife of Scott City visited Chas Walters Saturday night. Harden Stewart family of Farmersburg visited James Woodard Saturday night and Sunday. Some youngsters attended holiness meeting at Graysville. James Clark and Harvey Woodard made a business trip to Sullivan Saturday. Jessie Harris and Alison Wisener drove to Merom Saturday night.

George Hayden Naylor Ransford Oscar Kennett Scott City Elmer Parr Cliude Conner Harve Woodard Merumblaff Joel Barnes Sullivan C. W. Huff Near the Prairie Merom Tructure C H. Walters Shellburn Hud Burton T. L. Bird Cannon Brown Francis Marion Conner Claudie Yiver Fshing Oscar Bennett Padee Parr Nayloransford Stub Bennett Lorenzo Clark Chas Walters Harden Stewart Farmersburg James Woodard Graysvile James Clark Harvey Woodard Jessie Harris Alison Wisener

Local Visits and Socials Across Dugger Area

Miss Clara Hale visited cousin Miss Della Keene in Dugger over weekend. A J Conley and family visited daughter Mrs Luther Keene Sunday. Rev Quillen preached at Church of Christ both services. Alumbaugh and families visited Flemon Keene and wife Sunday. Miss Juda Pigg saw Miss Bessie Hawtin Saturday night. Billy Alumbaugh’s family visited Mr and Mrs Bill Pigg Sunday. Nellie Raines visiting friends in Sullivan. Mrs Lex Asrey visiting parents near Spencer. Grace and Grace and Ida Keene hosted ice cream social at Mrs Carl Gambill home Wednesday night with many attendees. Grace Ida Keene guests of Miss Ethel Alumbaugh.

Clara Hale Della Keene Dugger A. J. Conley Lizzie Luther Keene Rev. Quillen Church of Christ Juda Pigg Bessie Hawtin Billy Alumbaugh Bill Pigg Nellie Raines Sullivan Lex Asrey Spencer Myrtle Alumbaugh Grace Rogers Edna Keene Grace Ida Keene Carl Gambill Hessie Osa Gambill Elmer Mary Ollie Hendrix Iva Hawkins Bertha Wilkes Celestia Maud Alumbaugh Jessie Cravens Clara

Community Notes From Local Swellings And Visits

Mrs Mattie Conner and son Claude attended the S. S. convention at Little Flock Barnie Monroe, Easter Parr, Tom Martin and Katie Monroe drove to Carlisle Saturday. Several residents consider a gravel trip to Widdletown. C. C. Kennett and Jimmie Ransford went to Prairie Creek Saturday. Claude Conner visited a friend in Werom Sunday evening. Tom Parr sold a fine driving horse Saturday for 200 dollars. Murray Conner and brother Pete, who left for St. Louis last week, will return soon. Lee Bird and Edmund Meyer went watermen hunting Thursday night. Charley and May Sparks were at Graysville Thursday night. Harvey Woodard drove to Hymera Sunday. Daniel Shroyer is very poorly with cancer of the face. Chus Waters is cutting logs for a new barn, Chas Buff has traded horses again. Miss Mary Riggs is very poorly and with sisters plans to move to Arizona for health. Tommy Trueblood visited a friend in Currysville Sunday. Com Boles and wife shopped in Sullivan last Saturday. Francis Marion Conner and wife were guests of Lansberry Riggs and wife. A large crowd attended Pentecost services Sunday night. Master Harve Adams is in our midst again. Oscar Kennett attended holiness meeting at Graysville Sunday night. Arthurlark and Alma Wood attended church Sunday night. Clinton E Phillips and family visited Dr. Philips at Sullivan Sunday. Oscar Kennett is at work at Middletown.

C. C. Kennett Jimmie Ransford Prairie Creek Claude Conner Werom Tom Parr Murray Conner Brother Pete St. Louis Lee Bird Edmund Meyer Watermen Charley May Sparks Graysville Harvey Woodard Hymera Daniel Shroyer Chus. Waters Chas Buff Mary Riggs Arizona Tommy Trueblood Currysville Boles Sullivan Francis Marion Conner Lansberry Riggs

Community notes from Shiloh area highlight weekly visits

A crowded ice cream supper at Mt Moriah and many travels mark the week. Residents like William Wyatt John Driver Tom Ellis and others journeyed to Linton Sullivan and Dugger while visitors including Amos Bales and Amy from Terre Haute called on Fairbanks. Local church services and meetings at Shiloh and Paxton add to the bustling social scene.

Local Notes and Injuries From Nearby Towns

Lightning struck Nicholas Yeager’s barn with no damage. Darwin saw a small cyclone last week with ruins to view. C C Brewer returned from the World’s Fair. Benton Booth and Oliver Chambers’ barn moved. Albert Watson visited John Johnson. Mrs Bland and Uncle Henry Johnson’s wife were on sick lists. C C Pounds and others ill. Fred Williams visited Farmersburg. Charley Holmes moved a barn for Oliver Chambers.

Nicholas Yeager Dr. Bland Fred Williams Farmersburg Darwin Walter Paddock Henry Johnson Albert Watson John Johnson Dilley Hill C. C. Pounds

Hymera Social Notes and Visiting Locals

Bert Barnhart of Clarity spent Sunday in Hymera. Mr and Mrs Goodman of Lewis were in town last week. Elijah Brock returned from Boston. James Kennard and William Cooper are in St Louis. Mrs A T Ring visits her parents at Dupont Ind. The Baptist S S attended the Little Flock picnic Saturday. James Allen of Arkansas was in Hymera last week. Prof J Stahl of Owen county was here last week and will be principal this winter. Mrs J L Sims of Newberry spends the week with relatives. Miss Marie McCord goes to Rockville for winter schooling. Miss Leotarist of Oklahoma was in Hymera one day. Mrs Wood of Clay City guest of Chas Barnhart and Miss James Woodrow. Mrs Huffman and Nellie spent Sunday at Riley.

Mrs. Goodman of Lewis Elijah Brock Boston James Kennard William Cooper St. Louis A. T. Ring Dupont, Ind Little Flock James Allen Arkansas Hymera J. Stahl Owen County J. L. Sims Newberry Marie McCord Rockville Leotarist Oklahoma 5. Wood Clay City Chas. Barnhart James Woodrow

Local Notes From Mt Calvary And Nearby Areas

Mt Calvary resident Joe Milam moved to the Bedwell farm formerly occupied by Ed Ilsman. J T Whitmier and Samuel Burch plan visits to the St Louis fair soon. Geo T Wilson and Miss Clara Wilson of Tullahoma Tenn visited Antioch Jasonville and Linton last week. Mr and Mrs O Irvin visited home folks near New Lebanon Sunday. G J Spencer and family spent Sunday with Wm Hale near Pleasantville. Commissioner Wiley Gambill inspected the Wilson rock road Friday. Mrs Dr W B Chambers and daughter of Crawfordsville, visiting Mrs Lottie Robbins, returned home last week.

Joe Milam Bedwell Farm Ed Ilsman J. T. Whitmier Samuel Burch St. Louis Fair Geo. T. Wilson Clara Wilson Tullahoma

Benson Chapel Social Notes Spark Local Visits

Roy Banister and wife returned from a trip to St Louis Monday with Miss Jessie Stark. Miss Nellie Shepherd of Jackson Hill visited Mr and Mrs Hughes Friday. Jess Hughes and Jess Dix drove to Sullivan Friday evening. W A Hughes and family visited Cyrus Lane and wife of Prairieton Sunday. Trueblood has started to bale hay this week. James Hiatt made a business trip to Terre Haute last week. Mr Porter Dix was guest of Miss Mayme Taylor Sunday. George Benson has started his saw mill. Murray Shields called on Jake Branson near Farmersburg Friday evening. Dave Dix works at the Scott City mine. Last Sunday night was the regular meeting at Benson Chapel. Mrs Knowles and daughter were in Sullivan Tuesday. A large crowd attended Sunday night meeting here. Murray Shields and wife visited Mr and Mrs Hughes Sunday. Miss Maud Trueblood of Fairbanks spent Sunday evening with Edna Hughes.

Roy Banister St. Louis Jessie Stark Nellie Shepherd Jackson Hill Mrs. Hughes Jess Hughes Jess Dix Sullivan W. A. Hughes Cyrus Lane Prairieton Chant Trueblood James Hiatt Terre Haute Porter Dix Mayme Taylor George Benson Murray Shields Jake Branson Farmersburg Dave Dix Scott City Benson Chapel

Sunday Visits and Local Callers at Gourd Neck

James Arnett and wife and daughter Ima spent Sunday with John Kenneth. Roy Johnson visited Herbert Arnett. Frank Davis and Jess Canary called Sunday evening. Miss Ora Patton of Sullivan and Jess Hughes of Benson Chapel and Mrs Liz Harris visited Luther Arnett. Mr. Nick Davis and wife and Edward Davis and wife visited S. W. Davis.

Roy Johnson Herbert Arnett Frank Davis Jess Canary Ora Patton Sullivan Jess Hughes Benson Chapel Liz Harris Luther Arnett Nick Davis Edward Davis S. W. Davis

Local notes from Staffordshire area

Mrs Martha McKinney is improving slowly. Cal Foutz returned from Terre Haute. Miss Ora Patton visits Hymera. A few from here attended Maloney's Wedding in Sullivan. The river baptism drew many worshippers. Holiness meeting continues at the hall.

Martha McKinney

Eye and Ear Examinations Offered by Dr Crawley

The article stresses the value of ophthalmoscope and otoscope use in eye and ear exams. Dr Crawley’s noted cures demonstrate high skill, and individuals with eye or ear troubles are urged to take the free examinations offered.

Crawley Crowley

Scott Bros. Promotes Full Line of Coaches and Davenports

Scott Bros offers a full line of coaches and davenports on display. Local furniture store advertises diverse seating and sleeping options.

Scott Bros

Protest from Cass RURAL ROUTE No 5 letter to editors

A Cass township resident demands road construction from George Exline to the Jefferson township line be completed this fall. He notes land appraisal increases, cites proximity to I C Monon and Pennsylvania railways, warns of legal action if unmet, and urges county commissioners to act. Also mentions kidney and bladder disease warnings and promotes Dr Crowley.

Union, Sullivan Ind Cass Township George Exline Jefferson Township I. C Monon Pennsylvania Cass Indiana

Gentry Bros Juvenile Hussar Band at Sullivan show

The Gentry show introduces a mounted juvenile Hussar band on ponies in uniforms and plays popular airs during the Sullivan parade. The act debuts this year as a new feature with the street procession and is priced at 25 cents for children and 35 cents for adults. Show times Friday September 2 at 2:30 PM and 8:00 PM.

Gentry Bros Hussar Gentry Sullivan

Tire buggy giveaway offer announced in window display

Notice states a rubber tire buggy on display will be given away October 1 with every $2 cash purchase or equivalent on account. Mattix Turman and Riggs.

Mattix, Turman & Riggs

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sugar Creek Southern R.R John Hawkins Big Springs Barnes’ Prairie John Alumbaugh Frank Hawkins Bert Hutchinson Flemon Keene Sunday Ethel Alumbaugh Mattie Conner Claude Barnie Monroe Easter Parr Tom Martin Katie Monroe Carlisle Widdletown Harve Adams Arthurlark Alma Wood Clinton E Philips Dr. Philips Sulivan Middletown Poe PZ Tns Shiloh Mt. Moriah William Wyatt Linton John Driver Tom Ellis William Smeadley Tom Beck Ben Enochs Pleasantville Bro. Denney Lucas Frank Balance Frank Anderson Paxton Sam Bryant John Jackson Merritt Beck William Bennett George Story Shirley Hill Mr. Rector Don Driver John Bennett Chicago William Miller Deckard Martin Pirtle Jesse Page Tom Patrick Levi Johnson C. C. Brewer Lola Pogue Bennie Florence Welsh Ellsworth Doddsville Fairbanks Joy Harrison Tamir Strain Gilbert Thomson Illinois Ephriam Johnson Baptist Church O'Neal Hunt Church Fairbanks Township Margaret Burnett James D. Johnson A. O. Reynolds Prof. Fleming Elizabeth Burnett Daisy Shields Effie Chowning Oscar Chowning Guy Dickerson C. F. Whitlock Cornelia Ramsen Messrs E. C R. O. Pogue Ozark Mountains Amos Bales Amy Fred Thixton Benton Booth Charley Holmes Oliver Chambers Bert Barnhart Clarity MT. Calvary James Arnett Ima Cap Slooter Henderson J. F. Patton Frank Cal. Foutz Bill Coppage Lulu Leon Littlejohn Maloney the River Elmer Thompson Mae Flossie McKinney Geo. Adams St. Louis Exposition John Ridgeway Lara Levi Stain Will Thomas Juvenile Hussar Band
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