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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
5
Ed J Hoke who runs a saw mill at Vorma Missouri left for his home Susxuleyo after a short visit with relatives. The mill he heads makes veneer for furniture. Various local residents are noted visiting friends and relatives during Thanksgiving weekend.
Wm Murduck and Roy Moore are improving. Wilbur Murduck and Destine visited Thursday. Strawther Rooksberry and Oscar McMahan attended church at Dodds bride Wednesday night. Anna Richart visited home folk. John Thomas loses hogs to cholera. Josie Woodard was in Sullivan last week. Willard Clark passed through Friday.
Births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Sam Engle and a boy to Mr and Mrs Ed Bennett on Thanksgiving day. Mr Clifford Crosby and Miss Mable Heck wed on Saturday Nov 30. A shower for Miss Heck was held Thursday night. Mrs Gertie Howden of Terre Haute and Ida spent the weekend here. Oliver Harris died after a brief illness. his sister died in September. Community visitors include James F Crawford and family with the Cottrells. The Biff magazine promo appears with subscription offer.
Mr and Mrs Rube Thompson spent Sunday at John Thompsons. Mrs Jim Walters and daughter Mary of Benson chapel were in this vicinity Friday. John Farrand and Don Starkey of Scott City are working at Kettle Creek. Mollie Peak and Mrs O Neal and daughter Tina spent Thanksgiving with the Peaks. Rev Nidy preached at Concord over Sunday. Alf Robertson of Shalburn spent Sunday with home folks. Howard Wilkins has been on the sick list. Lon Trueblood and children visited relatives in Terre Haute. Price and Hopewell are placing their saw mill in Johnson woods. John Easter was a Shelburn after Nell Farrand is slowly improving. Lynn Johnson preached at Douglas Sunday night. Connie Lloyd Stevens is visiting Tom Sluders.
Readers learn a claim that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages with a constitutional treatment. The ad offers 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure and directs sending for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Sold by druggists at 75 cents with an additional note for Hall's Family Pills.
Thanksgiving services were held in the M E church Thursday morning at 10 30 with a sermon by W J Williams to a fair sized audience. Townspeople attended the Terre Haute outing to see Al Fields described as grand.
John Mahan and family of Vincennes visit home folks. Jess Sheridan of Vincennes in town for Thanksgiving. Edgar Lyons in Sullivan on a business mission. QO. W. Turner drove his auto over a man Friday at 6 o’clock and left him uninjured. the man recovered and Turner resumed his plans.
An advertorial note touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a quick relief for croupy coughs and wheezy colds in children. It claims soothing, healing effects with no opiates and lists Joe K. Smock & Son as the seller.
Thanksgiving reflections fill Graysville as schools dismiss for the holiday. locals note visits from Lou Pennington and daughters near Walker's chapel, and Grace Nesbit returning home. Rev Wagoner to begin a Union week meeting. The piece warns about hunting licenses and Sunday hunting rules.
An elderly audience hears claims Foley Kidney Pills help tone and strengthen kidneys and bladder and regulate action. John Mc Masters of Streator Illinois says he feels better and stronger than in years, crediting Foley Kidney Pills. Sold by Joe K Smock.
James Rouse family and relatives in Terre Haute journeyed to visit Mrs. Manning and daughter Mary. Emerson Watson and Hamilton Burton attend the Chicago international stock show. James Durham listed sick last week. Miss Mary Ingersoll of Indianapolis visited relatives here. George Haines of Sullivan visited Newton Haines on Sunday. Mrs Allie Watson and daughter Minnie spent Monday in Hutsonville. Sylvia Medsker visited her mother. Stephen Newlin and Mrs Newlin’s mother hosted them.
Fragments describe a Barisienne being labeled demi mouciac by a French journalist. The text notes a GQuarter-6orld reference and mentions Mrs Watson visiting Merom to see her mother. Further readable details are sparse and inconsistent.
Advertisements promote Allen's Foot-Kase to help wear smaller shoes and ease breaking in new shoes with a free sample. Also touts Mother Uray's Sweet Powders for children to relieve colds fever headaches stomach troubles teething and worms with free samples by mail. Both address Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy New York.
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