Dr J B Maple buys Lovelace lot for new building
Our correspondents from Shelburn report Dr J B Maple purchased a lot of Chas M Lovelace in the new addition and will erect a new building. Uncle Dick Smith remains in critical condition. Several local residents visited nearby towns and events including Miss Marie Buckley and others in Terre Haute Sullivan Hymera and Red Mens Hall plans for a New Years Eve masquerade. Patton and Banister announce a clothing business opening February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Maple
Chas. M. Lovelace
Miss Marie Buckley
Terre Haute
Myrtle Nicholson
Cora Barnett
Hymera
Gertie Froment
Georgie Bardsley
Olie Sebring
Bob Bardsley
Charley Barnett
Sullivan
Mammoth Vein Coal Co
Billy Bolinger
Ed Stanfield
Red Mens’ Hall
Eve Patton & Banister Will S
Local notes on people and events across towns
The report lists scattered items: Ed Warnarshall visiting relatives in Indianapolis this week. the infant child of Wm Neal of Star City buried at Bethel cemetery on Thursday. Will Asbury and Bert Beasley hosted a social for scholars on Friday. Frank Crist wed Miss Cordelia Harvey last Sunday morning with best wishes. Grace Entwistle and Bessa Cummins set to attend Brown Business College at Terre Haute. Joe Harding and sisters Belle and Ella of Champaign Illinois spent Christmas in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Ed Warnarshall
Indianapolis
Wm Neal
Star City
Bethel Cemetery
Will Asbury
Bert Beasley
Frank Crist
Cordelia Harvey
Grace Entwistle
Bessa Cummins
Brown Business College
Terre Haute
Fairbanks News Roundup Local Notes And Events
Fairbanks reports ill health for Mrs Harry Bohannon and rheumatic illness for central correspondent Herman Frakes. Rose Dilley returns from Me rom to care for her ailing sister. Local youths attend a musical entertainment for Mr. and Mrs. A O Reynolds. I O O F dedicates new hall with festive tables highlighting orphanage attribute and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bohannon
Rose Dilley
Merom
Cowen
Joe Riley Thomas
Veterinary Billman
Sullivan
Billman
Iherman Frakes
Laura Sharpless
A. O. Reynolds
H.H. Mowery
Sullivan and nearby towns burst with activity
Dugger Mocsis Ella Quillen and Allie Lunbar were in Sullivan last Thursday. Mrs Louder and daughter Verna shopped in Linton Friday. Misses Allie Headley and Ola Shopkins spent Thursday and Friday in Sullivan. Several boys attended the Denver Express at Sullivan. Our new opera house is nearing completion and will host operas. Mrs Grace Burdge shopped in Sullivan Friday. Many new houses going up. Ed Kings will be finished soon and Tom Scott bought ten acres to lay out as town lots. Christmas tree at M E church Wednesday night. School dismissed Tuesday for vacation.
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Allie Headley
Ola Shopkins
Sullivan
Denver Express
Grace Burdge
Ed. King’s
Tom Scott
M. E
Mrs E V Sinclair Visits Relatives at Rosedale
Hymera notes Mrs E V Sinclair visited relatives at Rosedale last week. Isiah Hoggatt and a wife went.
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E. V. Sinclair
Rosedale
Isiah Hoggatt
Snyder School House Hosts Community Notices
Rev Daugherty filled his appointment Sunday night. Mr Crosson of Farmersburg shreds fodder this week. Rural routes may advance with new congressional funds. C R Douglas and wife and O H Burk attended quarterly meeting at Middletown. Coal option business stalled by bad weather. Mr Dahlen of Terre Haute delays drilling until spring. Trustees progressing. materials on ground by snoring to begin church. Old Santa Claus visited the Dix school house distributing candy and sweets. Walter Criss teaches.
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Daugherty
Crosson
Farmersburg
Congress
C. R. Douglas
O. H. Burk
Middletown
Dahlen
Terre Haute
Santa Claus
theiDix
Walter Criss
Electric Bitters Offer Stomach Relief and Tone
Nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upsets signal trouble in the system Electric Bitters is advertised to tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver and purify the blood The notice claims broad benefits and a 50 cent price with a satisfaction guarantee by Joe K Smock druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe K
Smock
Aunt Sukie’s Sandy Claws Splits the House Party
In a humorous New York Evening Post retelling, Ike and white boys trick Santa Claus with a homegrown prank on Aunt Sukie Blueskin. The plan backfires when Sukie’s Sandy Claws is toppled by a misfire, leading to chaos, threats, and a night of running from the marse.
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LE Sukie Blueskin
Cis Subie Els
Suki
Sukie
Shane
Cristius
Ike
Ridgepole
Marse
Mistis
Ole Bey
Tom Ges
Marster
Ole Marse
Ole Pusson
New York
Market Report Prevailing Grain and Livestock Prices
The Indianapolis and Louisville grain markets show mixed prices for December 23. Wheat ranges from 72 to 75 cents for No. 2 red and No. 2 new, with corn steady to firm and oats varying by grade. Cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs display a mix of steady, dull, and active trading across multiple markets and grades, including Toledo activity for cash and futures.
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Sil
New York
Toledo
Chicago
Shies Haven
Leandiay
Henson
Tome
Excursion Tourism Rates Via E and T H Railroad
The E and T H R R offers winter tourist tickets to the south at low round trip rates with return validity into May. Various dates and regions are listed for 1902 1903 and 1905 with one way colonist rates to the West Northwest South and Southwest. Call or write D H Hingman Evansville IN and W W Castro Sullivan IN for full territory routes and rates.
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Central Passenger Association
K&. TL. Alr. R
Marely
Collision Kills 25 as Stockton Flyer Plows into Owl Train
A rear-end crash at Byron Springs Cal on the Southern Pacific line left at least 25 dead and many injured. Victims include Stella Howard of San Francisco and seventeen year old Walter Vernon of Fresno. Passengers were rushed to the Southern Pacific hospital in San Francisco as doctors treated the wounded and investigators began determining causes.
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San Francisco
Byron
Cal
Stella Howard
Southern Pacific
Walter Vernon
Fresno
Stockien Flyer
Byron Springs
Secre
Stockton
Owl
Cid
Bdyren Hot Springs
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Shelburn
Dick Smith
Mesdames Flora Wence
Cratia Sumner
Bassy Stark
Josh
Joe Harding
Belle and Ella
Champaign, Il
Fairbanks
Idiss Joy Harrison
John Scott
I. O. O. F. Order
Dugger
Mocsis
Ella Quillen
Allie Lunbar
Snyder School House
Sonmes
Isis
Mau
Wren Crismus
Ole Pussons
Crismus
Jack
Rawder Massy
Market Report
Cincinnati Grain and Livestock
Chicago Livestock
East Buffalo
D. H. Hingman
A.G
Evansville
W. W. Castro
Sullivan, Ind
Ane Segshell
McCammon
Sullivan Ind
Griffith Mfg. Co
Etta E. Drake
Sullivan County
Indiana
Frep FE Drake
Auditorium Theatre
Marvelous Marsh
New England
Parke Theatre
Boston
Mass
Hooker & Davis
Geo. W. Lederer
Wild Rose
Sally
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