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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1905
Page
5
The article extols Royal Baking Powder with forty years of scientific experience and asserts its purity and efficiency as proven by high authorities. It notes a cold spell affecting area services and lists local residents' activities, travel, illnesses, and community notes from Sullivan and nearby towns.
Items record visits and illness in Sullivan and nearby towns. People named include Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hawkins, John Wolfe ill with grip, C H Crowder of Indianapolis in Sullivan, Mrs Harming of Palestine, W W Harbaugh in Terre Haute, and many others. A new daughter born to Mr. and Mrs A B Stansil. Wabash river ice enabling heavy wagon crossings. Land sale: George W Benson sold 38 acres in Hamilton township for 2280. Sullivan K P lodge concludes three degrees for Osee Graham. Wolks lodge in Linton to dedicate new home February 22 with Sullivan lodge members attending.
Laura J. Hammond, 72, Sullivan, heads four generations with her son Sam R. Hammond, 45, Princeton, wife Mrs Byron Evans, 24, Princeton, and grandson Harold Evans, 5, Princeton.
A manufacturing company seeks a capable person to run a new Sullivan County branch. duties include grocery trade visits, collections, salesman appointments. Salary 1200 to 1800 dollars yearly, permanent position. Bond required with top bank references. No other applications considered. Send full particulars to The Lindon Co. Benton Harbor Mich. 30-11
The Chicago Daily Review offers county residents a year subscription for $1 with 75 cents for six months and 450 cents for three months. The four page family daily promises clear type and features poetry science art humor sports travels and women and children matters. Subscribers nationwide and in nearby states receive the paper daily except Sunday by sending one dollar to Chicago Review Co. Room 499 No 1822 Wabash Ave Chicago Ills.
Local furniture seller promotes installment plans and home delivery urging customers to visit before buying. Scott Bros. advertises personal service with home delivery to boost sales.
An article details a Sullivan school offering evening classes in penmanship and general writing with a focus on practical skills. H. R. Fuller and L. Snyder are noted officials, with courses priced at eight dollars, including twelve lessons for adult students and night classes to fit working people.
A day mare about eight years old without shoes strayed into a barn on Monday. Rev Yocum to lecture at the Presbyterian church on Thursday February 23 on Laughers and Laughing. Lecture begins at 7 30 p m with admission of 25 cents tickets sold at drug stores and library.
Mr. W. B. Patton as Simon Ray, the Minister's Son, stands out as a metropolitan actor of exceptional ability and is particularly clever in this role.
Community note invites attendees to a box supper hosted at the G. A. R. hall on Tuesday evening February 21 with proceeds or details referenced.
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