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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
5
Two horse team with a 13 year old bay mare listed for sale at approximately 1250 each. Includes Oliver steel breaking plows and equipment. Good workers referenced. no further lot details provided.
Mrs. Arthur Lee of Paxton Illinois visited Mrs. Mary Lee last week. John Morgan aged several is seriously ill. Frank Webb moved into the William Steadman property. Mrs. John Mason suffers a tonsilitis attack. The Royal Neighbors hosted a valentine social Tuesday evening. Edna Vigus visited Merom Sunday. Teachers and reading club enjoyed Brewer home gathering Saturday. Claude Lisman of Purdue has la grippe and is taking stock husbandry classes. New Lebanon Mutual Telephone Co. met to elect officers with L C Baughman replaced by Thus Hopewell. Frank Mason plans Memphis move and possible land purchase if country suits him.
Readable catalog listing for a public sale including 1 bay mare 16 with foal, 2 black driving horses, 3-year mule, 1 thoroughbred Jersey cow and calf, 1 fresh heifer, 1 carriage and 2 Studebaker wagons, a Scotch Collie, household items, timothy hay, white and yellow corn, several farming implements and harness sets.
Fred Hoke of Indianapolis formerly of this city becomes president of the Marshall for President Club. James R. Riggs from this city serves on the club's finance committee for the second district. Also advertised is a sale of embroideries and laces at Roy Cowles' Store starting Saturday February 24 with low prices.
John S. Coffman of the west of the city travels to Houston Texas to visit his brother Richard and plans to visit other southern points. Mrs E J Fenton of Chicago visits her sister Mrs John S Bays. Allen's Foot-Base shoe aid advertised for 25c with a free sample from LeRoy New York 26-3t.
Vendors advertise hundreds of rugs in every size at greatly reduced prices during a bargain giving sale. Shoppers are invited to view a wide selection and find bargains on area carpets.
Four year old Jersey dairy cow available at 368 Thomas Street. Produces about two gallons of milk daily. Contact Thomas Stanfield for sale arrangements.
Public auction to the highest bidder on March 23, 1912, at the Sullivan County Court House for rents and profits of a described property in Sullivan Indiana to satisfy a decree of 458.96 plus costs. If rents fail, fee simple may be sold. Sheriff Frank Wible to oversee.
Josephine Fern Siske three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Savannah Siske Caledonia died Tuesday morning from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire Saturday night Parents returned to find her a mass of flames Post office hours on Washingtons birthday February 22 will close at 1130 am general delivery only Rural carriers not on duty Other brief items note Edgar Geller in Hymera Friday Mrs Flarry Wilden Shelburn visited Mrs John Howe Mesdames Jess Engle Millard Fiske shopped in Sullivan During sale starting February 24 prices on ginghams percales muslins dress goods two cents lower Roy Cowles Also Bucklen s Arnica Salve praised for healing sores burns and more at 25 cents.
Mesdames Jess Bradbury and John C. Treadway shopped in Hymera on Thursday in a brief local social report.
Read the prices in this window and see our special assortment of muslin underwear offered at wonderfully low sale prices. All goods are marked in plain figures to help shoppers compare during the event.
Children who are delicate or feverish receive immediate relief from Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They cleanse the stomach, act on the liver, and aid worms. A pleasant remedy for worms. At all Drug stores 25e. Sample free. Address A. G. Olmsted LeRoy N Y 26-31. Will Hays transacted business in Chicago the first of the week.
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