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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
6
Notice advertises a trimmed hat sale beginning Tuesday November 23 at 1 o clock in the afternoon held near State Bank with Fannie Hughes at the door two doors west of the bank. Also offers land posting notices for hunters at the office with a large supply available.
A chancery notice lists DIRRELLE CHANEY and ROBERT P. WHITE PUBLISHERS with JOHN C CHANEY as assignee trustee. The fragmentary reading references a secured matter or filing, indicating a trust or assignment proceeding with involved parties.
A messy column weighs in on Zelaya, Nicaragua, and politics with side comments about Mr. Poynter and Lew Shank’s mayoral fate. It mocks Walter Wellman and Dr. Cook, notes Sullivan county jail quail incidents, and churns through the Chicago fire myth about Mrs. OLeary’s cow.
Miss Lettie Bailey spent the weekend in Terre Haute with Miss Wathren Donnelly. Several residents, including Miss Blanche Carr from Dugger and Miss Glenn Riggs of the high school, spent time with friends and family in various towns. Others plan Christmas visits and winter stays, with trips to Johnstown Pa and New Smyrna Fla. Local social ties are highlighted through visits, shopping, and dinners in Sullivan and surrounding areas.
An old advertisement warns sour stomach signals acute indigestion and fermentation. It claims Mi-ona tablets relieve acid stomach belching dizziness biliousness and related stomach troubles, with a money back guarantee from Joe K Smock & Son.
A physician explains that harsh purgatives harm the bowels and promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe, non purging remedy. The advertisement claims the product strengthens the intestinal tract, suits children and the elderly, and offers money back if unsatisfied. Availability at Reed & Batey in Sudivan.
Members of the Progressive club hosted husbands at a six o clock dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Clint Bicknell. A five course meal followed with a guessing contest won by Dr Crowder. A misc shower for Mrs Ozro Dale was given at Miss Nina Bridwells home with guests listed.
In honor of her daughter Kathryn Basler Mrs Harry Basler entertained twenty six guests last Wednesday evening at her West Washington street home. The gathering featured music games and refreshments of ice cream and cake. Local residents James F Gilbreath Turman township farmer and Josiah Stanley Cass township conducted business in Sullivan on separate days.
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