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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1904
Page
5
The notice informs readers they have two weeks to bring in their ticket. If the ticket is not submitted within that period, the next higher number is to take the wagon. Readers are instructed to look up their tickets and hold to them.
Devrsonals Mrs W W Casto visits Washington Indiana. Miss Viola Riggs Shelburn Sullivan. W Paul Stratton Robinson Illinois on business. Miss Minnie Collins Collinsville visits Ethel Barce. Seamus Baker Evansville visits Dave Crawley. Miss Cora Tramer Indianapolis spends week with Edna Calvert. Samuel Jeter visits daughter Mrs A E Dillon Terre Haute. Miss Nelle Brubaker Robinson attends Elks reception Thursday. A M Turman leaves for Colorado. Mrs Sallie Edwards Spencer spent Christmas with Dr C H Edwards. Heavy wind toppled a smoke stack at the electric light station. Mr and Mrs Will H Hays visit Hays parents in Crawfordsville. Park attends Indiana Teachers Association meeting in Indianapolis. Sullivan Baptist church annual meeting next Friday night. Communion services Sunday morning. Young people study Jeremiah Sunday evening. Davis House frescoing near finished and hotel improvements underway. Mr and Mrs John Burnett host 72nd birthday dinner for Christian Hunt. Guests listed. J P Stratton to Florida trad velocipede bicycle. Mrs Willard H Treat formerly Elva Holdson leaves for Cincinnati. will work as stenographer in government office alongside husband.
Monday evening Miss Alice Megibbon hosted a card party with a two course luncheon and prizes to Mrs. Charles Davis and Jas Burks. Mrs Chas Mankedick hosted Lady Maccabees. Ruth Crowder played piano. Various Monday gatherings featured gifts, refreshments, and social time as Keokuk residents celebrated the season.
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