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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1912

Page

8

FARMERSBURG COMMUNITY CALENDAR AND REPUBLICAN CALL

A local note lists attendance at a Saturday lecture at the opera house and various social visits. A detailed call outlines the Republican state convention process with primaries on March 22–23, 1912, and a state convention in Indianapolis to choose delegates and electors for Chicago.

Indiana Republican State Committee Frida Republican County Central Committee Chirman Republican Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis Chicago

Local Social Notes and Community Roundup

Merom workers conferred with Mrs. Lee on special tasks. John Setzer went to Alabama on business. Mrs. Bertha Boon and daughters shopped in Terre Haute last Saturday. New Lebanon beat U. C. C. at their hall Friday night. Miss Jessie Berry dined with the McKenzies Friday. A fair Reynolds sale drew a decent crowd. Ben Hur lodge members visited Jno. Gettinger for an oyster supper. An enjoyable affair. Mr. Barrett, longtime U. C. C. student, visiting the Nafords. Mrs. Hester Mahan did business in Sullivan. Rev Gruber closed his meeting at the Station church. Franklin society joined Linconia society in a Linconia Memorial program. Miss Bessie Colvin visiting Terre Haute. Mrs. Rhoda Setzer returned from Vincennes where she visited her daughter. President Long addressed the Y W C A girls on Points in Law. Mr. Bennett of Norris City was buried here. G A R conducted funeral rites. remarks by Pres Long. Mr. H H Shideler returned from Terre Haute. Mrs. Sandford improving after illness. Mrs. Ridgeway ill with la grippe.

Opera House M. B. Manson Terre Haute Frank Walton Little Son Covine California Walton Orange Shipping Company Florence O'Neal Mason’s Cheap Store Ophia Wallace Ima Jewell Burt Wood Ebenezer Lloyd Taylor Marion McGranahan Brazil Choral Bennett Verda McGrath Jessie Denney Roy Benson Shelburn Ermingdale John Scott Sam Bolinger Donnie Bolinger Jim Bolinger Ian O'Neal Dayne Irwin Laurel Bennett Joe McClain Herman Kunze Cloverland Harrison Weaver Broadlands Illinois Jno Gettinger Barrett Hester Mahan Sullivan Gruber Station Church Franklin Society Linconia Society Bessie Colvin Rhoda Setzer Vincennes Glen Adams Long

Sullivan Commandery to Hold Regular Meeting and R. C. Degree

Sullivan Commandery No. 54 K T plans its regular meeting tomorrow evening with work in the R C degree Friday night.

Sullivan Commandery No. 54 K. T R. C

Water engineers to visit for new city works project

The Vincennes trustee E. M. Kerlin for the water works corporation says two engineers will arrive this week to conduct preliminary work for the installation of the new plant and pipeline for the city.

E. M. Kerlin Vincennes

Multiple court actions and notices listed in judge’s docket

The document lists several civil suits including Gambill administrator v Carlisle Coal and Coke Co for damages, Riggs v Tinch er for breach of warranty, Hayden estate v Vernon Versa Hayden, and others. It also notes real estate sales to pay debts and various on note and slander actions, plus local city mentions of O P Hendrickson’s and William A Clark’s movements.

Gilbert W. Gambill Thomas Walker Carlisle Coal and Coke Company James R. Riggs Albert J. Tincher Blanche Hayden Joseph Z. Hayden Vernon Hayden Versa Hayden Oliver Specker Lulu Dudley Charles W. Scott C. & E. I. Railroad Company

Bloomfield visitor returns home after stay with Bays

Mrs. Oscar Shryer of Bloomfield has returned home after visiting Mrs. John 8 Bays. Mr. and Mrs. Will Richardson of Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Steel, and Mrs. Richardson is Mrs. Steel’s sister.

Oscar Shryer Bloomfield John 8. Bays Will Richardson Chicago Herbert Steel Richardson Mr. Steel

Army Private Brooksopens new office downtown

Private Brooks of the U S Army opened an office yesterday in attorney Clayton Price’s rooms on the west side of the square and will see applicants for army service. Brooks has been stationed at Casey Illinois.

Brooks U. S. Army Clayton Price Casey Ill

Nesbits Return From Oxford After Daughters Illness

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nesbit returned from Oxford Colorado where their daughter Mildred was seriously ill. Miss Mildred is much improved.

W. R. Nesbit Oxford, CO Mildred

Former Garden City Resident Visits Here

Sam EB Austin of Garden City Kansas visits here with the South and Lutz families. He is the son of Riley Austin a former local resident and notes Ed Springer once lived near the county. The Sugar beet industry in Garden City operates a two million dollar mill for sixty days each fall with a daily capacity of two hundred thousand dollars of granulated sugar.

Sam EB. Austin Garden City Kansas South Lutz Sam South Riley Austin Sullivan Austin Mr. Austin J. H. Leonard West Washington Street Ed Springer East

County hospital urged for Sullivan community needs

Citizens and physicians outline the necessities for a Sullivan county hospital. All arguments for the project have been made and no opposition offered. It now rests with the county council to appropriate funds and the county commissioners to proceed with design and construction.

Sullivan

Indiana Republicans seek their governor and president nominees

The democratic press notes strong interest in Indiana Republicans choosing a governor candidate and the nation’s Republicans seeking a presidential standard bearer. It argues Republicans have never relied on Democrats to nominate their leaders and this precedent will continue.

Indiana

Mr and Mrs B B Small Visit Wellington Iaois Parents

Mr and Mrs B B Small visited the latter's parents at Wellington Iaois, during the recent social visit noted in local society columns.

B. B. Small Wellington Iaois

Local Social and Health Notes From Wiltfred Area

Mesdames Jas Showmaker and Lee Farley of Hymera visited sister Mrs Wm Peterson. Miss Tressie Nelson returned home near Farmersburg after staying with Mrs Jas Morris. Mrs Ellen Shelburn of Shelburn visited son Reed and wife. J F Scherb of Hymera was in Wilfred on business. Wilburt Radius suffers a severe lacerated thumb from a washing machine and may need amputation. Mrs Jack Lambert southeast of town has been seriously ill last week. Mrs Elbert Peterson shopped in Hymera. Margaret Nelson visited Mrs E W Radius. Mrs Garnet Bradberry has tonsillitis in a severe case.

Willfred Mesdames Jas Lee Farley Hymera Wm. Peterson Tressie Nelson Jas. Morris Farmersburg Ellen Shelburn Shelburn Reed J. F. Scherb Wilifred Little Wilburt Jack Lambert Here Elbert Peterson Margaret Nelson E. W. Radius Garnet Bradberry

Dr King’s New Life Pills touted for stomach and nerves

A Danville Virginia resident says persistent left side pain was heart distress until Dr Kings New Life Pills cured indigestion. Advertises relief for stomach liver kidney troubles constipation headache or debility. 25e at Joe K Smock & Son’s.

W. Evans Danville Dr. King Joe K. Smock & Son’s

County revokes assistant for superintendent 120 days

The board of county commissioners reverses the earlier approval granting the county superintendent an assistant for 120 days in a year. The move follows the council’s failure to appropriate the requested funds.

Board of County Commissioners

Bart Walker Sentenced for Illegal Liquor Sale

Shelburn man Bart Walker pleaded guilty and was jailed for forty days and fined sixty dollars by Judge Bridwell for illegal liquor sale.

Walker Bart Walker Shelburn Bridwell

Republicans Plan Late Indiana State Convention

The Times notes Indiana Republicans favor a convention time that suits their convenience. It asserts the party can handle Marshall administration shortcomings when needed and recalls Republicans’ historic resilience against Democrats in shaping the nation.

Indiana

Miss May Holmes Visits Harbaughs in Paris Texas

Miss May M Holmes of Paris Texas visits Mr and Mrs W W Harbaugh. Mrs W T Mellott travels to Mellott Indiana to visit Mr and Mrs J B Mellott.

May M. Holmes Paris Texas W. W. Harbaugh W. T. Mellott Mellott, Ind J. B. Mellott

Benson Chapel Community Notes Cast Wide Sunday Visits

Willie Wyman and family spent Sunday with Flora Hopewell while Henry and Mrs. Drake visited Frank Benson's parents. Several locals, including Lesta Clark Lizzie Osburn Willard Clark and Chancy Truebloods group, were out Sunday. Protracted meeting led by Rev. Hayworth at Providence as Dr. Crowder passes through. wedding bells soon.

Benson Chapel Willie Wyman Flora Hopewell Henry Drake Frank Benson Lesta Clark Lizzie Osburn Willard Clark Jess McMahon Mt. Tabor Chancy Trueblood William Knowles Bratton Sullivan Jennie Hughes Noah Parr George Liston Edna Trueblood James Shores

Huntington couple visits local residents last week

Mr and Mrs George Simon of Huntington Indiana traveled here last week with Mrs Simon s brother John C Chaney the party was noted in local society circles.

George Simon Huntington, Ind

Mr and Mrs Emerson Krug Visit New Haven Kin

Mr and Mrs Emerson Krug of New Haven Connecticut are guests of Mr and Mrs Otto Krug, the groom’s parents, during their visit with the family.

Mrs Emerson Krug New Haven, Conn Mr. Krug Otto Krug

Commissioners Allowances and Bridge Repairs Ledger

February term entries list allowances for J R Riggs Ellery Barnes F G R repairs Wm Albee Ratti Harve Clark J J Arnett John W Miller John H Ford Ed Dailey Howard Ferguson Rostoe Carruthers and others. Includes extensive line items for bridge repairs by W I Douthitt Wesner Bros M Corbin N D Martin Geo Handford James Catlin W E Mills Co and numerous public service expenditures across Sullivan County.

J. R. Riggs Ellery Barnes S. F. Mtg Wm. Albee Ratti Bhai Blufford Arnett Harve Clark Swees J. J. Arnett John W. Miller John H. Ford Ed Dailey Howard Ferguson Rostoe Carruthers J. W. Cox N. H. Davis H. T. Smith John H. Canady W. I. Douthitt Springer & Carruthers Thompson & Crawford Wm. Draper Hi. E. Dutton Paul Daugherty

Advertised Letters in Sullivan Post Office February 14 1912

Unclaimed letters list shows ladies and gents items including Collins Miss Myri Harris Mrs S M and Rose William Bannan Aring Beard William O Bedwell Hale Chambers E E Chappell John Dale Christ Ewing John John Euchsmith Fred Heinlein Craten Jackson John Earl Mattox Palmer W Sherwood White Elmer. Two weeks remain before Dead Letter Office. one cent due on each letter. A A Holmes P M

Sullivan, Ind

To Mothers In this Town Children relief with Powders

Delicate feverish and cross children receive immediate relief from Mother Gray's Sweet Powders. They cleanse the stomach act on the liver and help with complaining children and worms. Pleasant remedy. At all druggists 25 cents. Sample free Address A S Olmsted LeRoy N Y 26-.

Gray A. S, Olmsted LeRoy N. Y

First Meeting of Creditors in Hill Bankrupts Indiana

In the District Court of Indiana the creditors of John H. Hill Hosea Hill and Hill and Son of Shelburn Sullivan County Indiana are notified of the first meeting of creditors. It will be held February 20 1912 at 4 15 P M in Sullivan Indiana to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupts and conduct related business. Referee Phelps F Darby signs the notice dated February 9 1912 in Evansville Indiana. Creditors claims must follow National Bankruptcy Law rules.

District Court of the United States District of Indiana John H. Hill Hosea Hill Hill & Son Hosea Hill and Hill & Son Shelburn Sullivan County W. R. Nesbit Sullivan Evansville National Bankruptcy Law U. S. Supreme Court

Appointed Administratrix for Hayden Estate in Sullivan County

Notice announces Blanche Hayden as administratrix of the estate of Joseph Z Hayden of Sullivan County Indiana. The clerk of the Sullivan Circuit Court grants administration, with Walter F Wood as attorney. First insertion January 31 1912. The estate is described as solvent.

Sullivan Circuit Court Joseph Z. Hayden Sullivan County Indiana Blanche Hayden Walter F. Wood

Sale of Firm Property in Sullivan Indiana

Surviving partner of Jess W Mahley and Geo A Ferree offers at public sale at the Sullivan Court House steps in Sullivan County Indiana the firm property including a large saw mill and tools five small houses a fire proof safe two desks a typewriter and desk and assorted household goods. Items to be sold in three lots cash terms no removal until payment completed. Sale set for March 2 1912 from 10 am to 4 pm by order of the Sullivan Circuit Court.A G McNabb attorney. First insertion Feb 7 1912 8t.

Jess W. Mahley Geo. A. Ferree Sullivan Sullivan County Indiana Oliver County Mississippi Sullivan Circuit Court George A. Ferree A. G McNabb

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edith Collins Otis E. Gulley Fred A. Sims John G. Bryson O. P. Hendrickson Dugger Union William A. Clark Haddon To Grover Robbing Elmer P. Cunningham Edna &. Smith William H. Morgan Mattie F. Mor Gan Otto Hale Elsie BE Wolfe Dora R. Figg Stella M. Robertson Ed Dhiley Cece Wesner Bros Eaee Jackson Conrad Asbury B. Cooper A. J. Zink & Son S. J. Alsman Poor Jefferson M. V. Hale & Son Same C. F. King Sullivan Tel Co Surveyor C. F. Briggs Eugene Deitzen Jefferson F. G. R. Expense Hix W. Davis W. L. Sisson W. S. Bicknell John H. Leonard James F. Woodard St. Char.le C. G W. A. Thompson, B Knox Co Robert Kirkham C. H. Buck Arthur E. DeBaun Sullivan Tel. Co G. W. Kemple Frank Hiatt Richard Park Frank Wible Bis. Com Pris Crim Hunt & Eaton Leonard Bailey C. H Marion Shade H. Schmidt & Son Rep Ed Douthitt S. Brunger & Co Wm. M. Smith Greer-Wilkinson G. McNabb Arthur BE DeBaun Fee John A. Mattix John Driver Jackson Tp Hone Ecenee Hymera Ae Vee Ee Tenon Jackson Hill Curry Farmereburg Sot West Fairbanks Commencereseseenee Dawitabaangefaril Turman No Island Oot Een Eseennee Turman Graysville Veal Belleer Coereer Hamilton Sullivan West Eee Cass Creed Buell Fee Eeneenee Nia Lucy Chapel Jefferson No Pleasantville Grayback Gill Rose Eeveeue Ee Rcceeeeves Gill Merom Aes New Lebanon Haddon No Paxton Eeweteeaeer Haddon Carlisle East Hadon Carlisle West Sedge Collins Myri. Harris S. M. Gents Phelps F. Darby DR. . Lindley Eue
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