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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
3
A store announces a sale running from December 11 to January 1 1906 offering stable blankets at discounted prices with several price tiers including 2.50 2.00 1.65 1.50 and 1.25. The offer emphasizes value across multiple blanket sizes and styles.
Washington December 5 Congressman John C Chaney waits for Grand Army posts in his district to submit views on a service pension bill He plans to draft a measure after receiving suggestions He argues the burden on the treasury is overstated noting current administration costs and privileges to distribute funds to aged veterans He also notes a doctor offers a treatise on nervous private disease and invites inquiries at his office.
Local note invites readers to see Fannie Hughes two doors west of St. Bank for hat purchases. The brief ad emphasizes direct sale and location.
The court heard the petition for a Gill township bridge and set a hearing for December 17 in Bar nett versus Jackson township gravel road. new suits include multiple divorces, accounts, notes, and highway vacation petitions. Also notes Dr Crowley offers treatment for female diseases and urges consultation.
Mrs Ollie Smith and son Williar attended Ada Robertson funeral at Palmer s Prairie. Frank Jones and wife moved to Sullivan. Mrs Steely Chambers and Miss Iva Smith visited Farmersburg. Ode Tennis went to Gilour. Mrs Haive Willis and child of Sullivan visited Chal Willis. Pie supper attendees included Ode Tennis Ed Sanders Ray City and Wm Smith. Miss Mamie Raines of Cass visited Ollie Smith. Verley Davis of Sullivan visited Cy Davis. O P Smith and C C Davis in Sullivan on business. Hurley Godfrey and wife moved. The next issue will discuss coal mine rise and downfall.
Obituary notes Mabel Hughes Dix Turman born April 19 1888 died Nov 29 1906 daughter of Mordecai H Dix and Bell Hughes Dix. Survived by husband Ross J Turman and parents and brothers Harold Fred Jesse. Funeral at Walkers Chapel December 1 with Rev Daniel Ryan. Burial Center Ridge cemetery Sullivan.
Charles Bedwell of Dugger, a state university student in Bloomington, was recently initiated into a fake fraternity Phi Tappa Key and advanced to the second degree. He was conferred the degree of Tappa Nu Key a few nights ago and is due for the third degree this week.
B F VanOver formerly farming north of Merom moves to near Coulterville Illinois to continue farming. He praises Coulterville land as river bottom quality, cheaper, and with minimal taxes.
Vincennes specialist Dr George Knapp will speak at the McCammon House on Friday December 14 1922. The event invites local residents to attend the public address and learn about his medical work in Vincennes.
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