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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
5
Silk garters, buckles, side combs and belt pins fill rings and stands. Umbrellas, silk waist patterns, table linens, napkins, dress patterns and baby booties show many prices from 10c to 6.00. Special holiday value $2.50 item offered at 1.50. Lingerie, curtains, and decorated laundry bags advertised with festive discounts.
Mrs Vandalia Heck of Bland Missouri favors the Union with a subscription saying Old Missouri is Republican crops were good and persimmons large with best wishes to the Union and Sullivan Indiana Miss Faye Eaton has returned to Robinson Illinois Miss George Turner of Indianapolis visited Mrs E F Walker and plans to move to Indianapolis George R Story a farmer of Jefferson township called on the Union Will Hays spoke at the Terre Haute Ellis lodge address and others attended a visit or moved. The Sullivan bar association cancels banquet and plans a Terre Haute outing to see George M Cohan in the Royal Prince.
The Graysville High School program Friday night included magic readings and a debate on whether blacks should have equal social standing with whites. The negative won two to one with Ruth Ingersoll and Crate Patton opposing Halcyon Badger and Robert Badger. A social by Miss Goldie Crapo followed.
A health note claims chronic constipation directly causes piles fistula and ulcers and harms stomach kidneys and nerves. It touts Dr Crowley as curing chronic constipation with a method that avoids drug habit and promises freedom from symptoms.
Land lease blanks were filed at the Union office, listing applicants and terms. The notices indicate a gale related event or allowance affecting land use and occupancy. Officials caution readers to review forms for eligibility and deadlines.
The Reed & Batey Drug Company markets Rexall Orderlies with a money back guarantee if no cure is achieved. They claim gentle, safe bowel regulation without griping or nausea and suitability for all ages, including children and the elderly. 36 tablets cost 25 cents and 12 tablets cost 10 cents.
Dr Crawley is praised for curing many eye and ear diseases after other specialists failed. He offers scientifically selected glasses and notes he can undercut rivals by lower profit due to no rent. He emphasizes oculists chiefly determine glasses and urges consultation for vision issues.
Carlisle December notes record junior class meeting at Miss Maud Nash home and transfers among officers. Thurman McDonald from Farmersburg visited Miss Edna Johnson. Miss Claire Wis and Miss Hazel Stephere were absent parts of the week. J G Alsman visited family. Mary Haughton stayed with parents in Vincennes. Senior classes began Burke’s Conciliation, and Engle sisters hosted a bi monthly meeting with officers, 10 cent roll calls, and a pin gift to Mrs Blouise Ellis now married.
After refreshments of ice cream cake coffee popcorn and apples the class met again at Miss Helen Helms’s home. Grover Clayton and Miss Mary Haughton joined the group to escort the seniors to Mrs Williams formerly Miss Elouise Ellis 00 and husband. The class planned a shower at the 10 o clock train but stayed and showered each other instead.
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