Remembering Cold Winters and Sulivan Fire History
The reminiscences recount Gill township life with rabbits and quail sales, a bitter December and a 1881 Sul livan West Side fire that destroyed five buildings. Ed Ward's youth, Jeff Raley’s rescue, and the Kommenzen ball mishap illustrate community memories from 19th century Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Huff
Gill Township
Jimmie Reed
Porter Burks
Oscar Patis
Commodore Burks
G. W. Buff
George Copeland
Judge Buff
Ed. Ward
Gill
Jeff Raley
South
New Orleans
Jeff
Mississippi
Nancy Raley
Sullivan Democrat
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Krug, Shepler
Burton Bros
Geo. Leach
Sullivan Mercantile Company
Koltinsky
Louis Koltinsky
Arcade
Louis
Barney Koltinsky
No 2
West Side
Sherman
Barnard
T. B. Schaffer
Ogle
Owensboro, Ky
Barney Kaltinsky
Philip
Grand Hotel
Vincennes
Brewer & Burton
M. B. Wilson
McCammon Wolfe
McCammon
Wolfe
Otto Krug
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iil
Joe Kommenzen
McCammon‘ Wolfe
Abell Block
Joe
Terre Haute
John Lotz
der Linden
Bluford Abell
Bluford
Springfield
Pana
William Greenlee
Penetentiary
Springer’s
Kommenzen
Greenlee
Chrinicki’s
Merom
Merom House
Hiram Beagle
Beagle
Jim
Hutsonville
Tll
Jim Wright
Milo Ward
Eva Heath
Illinois
Hutson Creek
Steele Place
Joe Adams
Anthony Martn
Cuddie Sherman
Charley Bass
Law
Charley
Ill
Old York
Darwin
Greasy Tom Durham
Prairieton
Greasy Tom
6Th Street