Thornberrys Move to Owensboro and Local News
Chas Thornberry and wife leave for Owensboro Kentucky where he takes a new position. Miss Zema Moore remains ill. Mrs Cuthbert Brown and children visited Perry Brown and William Curtis families last week. Rev Hill preached at Corinth. Mary Schofield visited Ora Lovelace. Mr McGrew and family attended church Sunday night. Ethel Wilson from Sullivan visits Frank Wilson. Locals attend Terre Haute fair and races. Chas McGill and Erline Sinclair at Corinth church. Chas Wilkey and wife visited J P Wilkey. Mrs Chas Lovelace Grace and Eli Boles visited Perry Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Thornberry
Owensboro
Thornberry
Zema Moore
Cuthbert Brown
Perry Brown
Wm. Curtis
Rev. Hill
Corinth
Mary Schofield
Ora Lovelace
McGrew
Ethel Wilson
Sullivan
Frank Wilson
Riverton Social Visits Highlight Weekend
Mrs D L Taylor and sons Raymond and Harlen visited friends in Plainville from Wednesday to Sunday. Richard Meek spent Friday in Palestine. Mrs Clara McDaniel of Sullivan visited Mrs Harriet Scott last week. Joe Bailey and Joe Owens of Wabash Ind visited local friends. Essie McCammon of Merom visited Lois Taylor Sunday. A G Apple and family of Richwoods visited Gus Anders and family Sunday. W W H Harbaugh of Sullivan visited D L Taylor Sunday. Geo Smith and family visited local friends Sunday. Sylvanus French and children visited relatives in New Lebanon Sunday. Mrs Amy Combs and Mrs Easter Springer of New Lebanon visited Mrs Sam Hopewell Thursday. Walter Shears was in Palestine Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Taylor and Sons
Raymond and
Harlen
Plainville
Richard Meek
Palestine
Clara McDaniel
Sullivan
Harriet Scott
Joe Bailey
Joe Owens
Wabash
Ind
Essie McCammon
Merom
Lois Taylor
A. G. Apple and Family
Richwoods
Gus Anders
W.W. H. Harbaugh
D. L. Taylor
Geo. Smith
Sylvanus French
New Lebanon
Amy Combs
Easter Springer
Sam Hopewell
Paxton Briefs Wide Range of Local News
Dan Robbins transacted business in Sullivan Friday. George Boling sold his blacksmith shop and left for Carl Michigan. Everett Cox now shoes horses at Henry Slapp’s former stand. Tom Kehoe of Terre Haute bought hay here last week. Thomas Wheaton visited the county seat Saturday. Miss Fannie Ladson is in Indianapolis under a surgeon’s care. Willis was in town Friday. Martin Pirtle of Oak Woods visited Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sloop attended services in Dugger Sunday. Judge John Coffee joined the Providence church basket dinner, which was well attended. Guy Snow of Farnsworth with Pearl Snow and Ora Nash of Sullivan attended. Wig Nash has a new wind mill. Harry Rodgers, J W Rodgers’ son, fell from a fence Monday breaking an arm. Dr. Walters set the limb. Wig Nash and Wash St Clair shipped hogs Monday. Carl Willis visited Vincennes Sunday. Wills closing a deal for a large Illinois farm. Frank Musselman moved into Dr Walters’ property. Frank Balance of Oak Woods was here Monday. Thomas Lamb’s funeral held at Snyder cemetery Saturday. he leaves two brothers and one sister Isaac Lamb of Texas and Mrs. James Nash of Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Robbins
Sul
George Boling
Carl, Mich
Everett Cox
Henry Slapp
Tom Kehoe
Terre Haute
Thomas Wheaton
Henry Sloop
Dugger
John Coffee
Providence Church
Guy Snow
Farnsworth
Pearl Snow
Ora Nash
Sullivan
Providence
W. W. Bailey
Wig Nash
Harry Rodgers
John W. Rodgers
Dr. Walters
Wash St. Clair
Arl Willis
Vincennes
Mr. Wills
Illinois
Frank Musselman
Dr. Waltis
Frank Balance
The
Oak Woods
Thomas Lamb
Snyder Cemetery
James Lamb
New Goshe
Ind
Isaac Lamb
Texas
James Nash
Merom Social News Notes From Recent Visits
Mrs Sutton and daughter Ruby left for Argos to visit relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Manifold stopped to see Mr Sills at Robinson. Rev McNaughton missed Sunday service at M E church. Graysville held a lively quarter conference with Eler Clippinger lecturing on his trip to Los Angeles for general conference. Mrs Hattie Harper and daughter Bernice attend the fair. Ethel McKee of Sailor, Illinois visits her grandmother and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Harper
Bernice
Ethel McKee
Sailor, Ill
Clothiers Journal Praises Woods for Independent Sale
The Clothiers Journal of New York commends W. E. Woods of Sullivan Indiana for running his own sale clearance without external promoters. It lauds his belief in self reliance and genuine business methods, noting his success and urging others to imitate his approach for public enlightenment and ethical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Wear
New York Clothiers Journal
Woods
Sullivan
W. E. Woods
Ind
Sullivan County Council Meets for Annual Appropriation
Notice to the Sullivan County Council members to convene in regular session on Tuesday September 6 1904 at ten o clock a.m. for the purpose of making the annual appropriation for county expenses. First insertion Aug 23-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Sullivan Camp Picnic Reported at Crowder's Grove
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sullivan Camp event at Crowder's Grove on a Friday evening in August with references to Modern Woodmen of America and a family group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Modern Woodmen
Sullivan Camp
Crowder’s Grove
Wood
Atus
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Ada
ITI UI
Chas. McGill
Erline Sinclair
Chas. Wilkey
J. P. Wilkey’s
Chas. Lovelace
Grace
Eli Boles
Riverton
Walter Shears
Sun
Paxton
Davis Hotel
Sullivan Times
C. H. Stratton Loan Co
Clothiers Journal
Thomas Shehan
Ben L. DeMint
Shehan & Co
Commission
Board OF Trade
Crowder Building
Chicago
New York
Donovan Commission Co
St. Louis
E. E. Rusell
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Sulliv
Indiana
Board County
Sivan
Sulli County
Inuig
John H. Nesbi
Japan
Index Bargain Bulletin
Llanks
England
Westdale Head
Cumberland
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