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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
9
An advertisement extols Karpen Leather furniture for its design and durable Sterling Leather covering. It claims the pieces resist cracking peels and wear, assuring long lasting luxury and value across generations.
A promotional notice states the spring SpapeeLae used by the U. S. government in upholstered furniture and urges buyers to look for two trade marks on every Karpen piece. It guarantees money refund if not as represented and cautions against non Karpen products.
The New Elks Hall and Club Rooms in this city are furnished with Karpen Leather Furniture as part of Sullivan's exclusive procurement.
Mrs Eno and daughter Josie visit Ohio for a month. Lee Phillips hosts relatives from Graysville and far Fairbanks by Sunday. Professor Hammond of U C College slated for Jerusalem lecture with music next Sunday night. Various locals attend services and dinners. hunting notices printed for trespass prevention.
Shelburn residents share routine updates from homes and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Green Riggs hosted guests, Miss Mary Means stayed with them, and Miss Mabel Drake visited Terre Haute friends. Several locals attended lectures in Sullivan and Shelburn meetings led by Rev. Bulgin, with travels to Oak Town and Charleston noted.
Winter has arrived in Farmersburg area as residents travel for visits and supervision. Mr Centers heads to Kentucky, Willie Patten returns from Terre Haute, and Mary Lloyd shops in Terre Haute. Families gather for Thanksgiving with Pittman, Hayworth, and Stoner relatives. ministers from Terre Haute visit their families. Goldie Bolinger travels to Vincennes for medical care.
TAR WATER and Myrtle Murdock visited Chicago over the weekend. Teachers attended the Sullivan Teachers Association. Bruceville's Miss Martha Barr stayed with Miss Grace McClure. Sadie Lovelace and Etta Lovelace joined Thanksgiving with the Lovelace family. Mrs Clint Murdock recovered after illness. Bro Hill to preach at Corinth this weekend. Grace McClure hosted Thanksgiving for Mae and Essie Wilson and Flora.
Maude Arnett Ransford and Esther Moore with Graysville residents and friends from New Lebanon and Bruceville gathered for a Thanksgiving night entertainment hosted by Miss Mae Sparks. About sixty attendees enjoyed an evening with local families including the Lovelace and Barr households and others from Sullivan and Terre Haute.
Cold weather described as the season, corn husking nearly finished. Local visits include Mrs Kate Shields with Mrs Helen Hughes. Several residents attended county seat events. Community members traveled to Merom and Shelburn for social gatherings and church. Notices of moves and dinners enumerate friends and out‑of‑town guests including Terre Haute Newark Ohio and Newark.
Transfers recorded by W H Hill Jr show 73 property deeds totaling 88 835 dollars across Cass Sullivan Hymera and Curry townships. Buyers include Welman Hunt Manwarring Laurant Deckard Patton Zink Dudley Baldridge and many others with parcels ranging from 1 to 230 acres and various lots in Plews W R H additions and G B additions.
Special notice warns customers the piano tuner will take an extended vacation at year end. Those wanting tuning before departure must place orders as soon as possible.
If you live on a rural route and do not receive your Union by Thursday, please inform us immediately to ensure timely service and address delivery issues.
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