Quillen and Walters on Sick List
Henry Quillen and Albert Walters are noted as being on the sick list.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1916
Page
5
Henry Quillen and Albert Walters are noted as being on the sick list.
Luther Whitlock of West Union was in town Tuesday. Ben Adams sold hogs to C. E. Watson of Merom. Byron Foutz was in Fairbanks on business Friday. A girl was born Monday December 18 to Mr and Mrs Car Lester. Frank Gray left Monday for Tampa Florida to visit his uncle Frank Turman near that city. Frank Turman, a Turman township native, went to Florida years ago. William J. Lawson of this city called Monday and sent The Union to his sons Edward G. Lawson of Defiance Ohio and Chas Lawson of Ashland Oregon.
The U S Treasury deficit at the close of business Monday December 18 stood at 114 561 701 dollars up from 107 804 172 dollars on December 11.
The docket lists cases set for Thursday December 20 to Tuesday December 26 including Dethier v Grandame 16780 and French v I C R R Co 16792 with other civil actions against and by French, Guyer et al v Taylor, Tuell v Lambright, Balding v T H I FE T Co, Carpenter v T H I E T Co, The Mating Co v Bolinger, Patterson v Rogers, Kemper v T H I, Kennedy et al v Marvin et al, Bradford S Co v Helen et al, Boone by N F v I C R Co and Miller et al v Ward et al. Christmas Day noted as holiday and defaults listed for Monday December 25.
W A Foote admitted to Sullivan circuit court bar and forms partnership with W P Stratton. They operate as Stratton and Foote with offices in Foote’s building and Farmersburg meeting clients by appointment. Stratton will continue practice in Sullivan.
Robert Carrithers of New York City visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. BE. G. Carrithers. He holds a fine position with a concern in the city.
In Bruceville Indiana a gas and dust explosion at the Oliphant Johnson mine killed two machine operators William Bailey and Thomas Patterson and left 15 others seriously burned. About 50 miners were trapped until rescue teams cleared debris and nine miles away Vincennes hospital treated the injured with some later deemed fatally hurt.
Pursuant to the Republican state committee direction the precinct committeemen of Hamilton township Sullivan county Indiana will meet at The Sullivan Union office at 2:00 p m Friday December 22 1914 for organizing a Republican committee for the city of Sullivan and to elect a chairman secretary and treasurer County Chairman Merrelle Chaney announces the gathering.
Sullivan Masonic Lodge last night elected officers for 1917 with Alonzo C. Owens as worshipful master Theodore S. Barnes senior warden Ed P. Reed junior warden Ernest D. Davis treasurer M. A. Haddon secretary and Ed P. Reed trustee for three years The lodge also set St John s Day banquet for Wednesday December 27.
A Sullivan youth devoured forty two buckwheat cakes for breakfast Sunday morning. His mother, who prepared the meal, gave up the job before he finished his feast.
A lively piece celebrates seasoning meals with humor and friendly charm. It cautions against overdoing health cures and emphasizes enjoying good fellowship at the table.
With canned fish reaching more varieties, the guide notes cost advantages over meat and outlines several recipes. Herring Salad uses herring with potatoes and eggs, dressed and chilled. Shattuck Halibut guides baking chicken halibut with tomatoes and peppers. Baked Fish covers whole fish stuffed with seasoned crumbs and optional oysters. Creole Halibut braises in tomato sauce with cloves and parsley.
A community roundup records visits and family news from Sullivan area residents including Miss Vida Jackson Miss Rena Spencer and Leona Spencer. Local events include a Christmas tree at Bedwell school and Mt Calvary church activities with large crowds.
Winthrop A Foote age 53 insurance agent and Leota Denney age 29 seamstress of Palmersburg Burns McDaniele 26 miner and Tertha Deckard 20 of Sullivan Floyd McCammon 22 undertaker of Jackson Hill No 2 and Tressa McCammon 19 of Farnsworth listed among license issuances.
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