Local Notes and Movements Across Town
Dr. R. T. Thralls travels in Indianapolis. Lee Giles sells property to Joe McCoskey. John Julian and Bert Beasley visit Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Patton entertain. Mrs. Mary Vanarsdale and son visit Terre Haute. Mrs. Mary Bonhan moves to new east town house. Evan Moreland and Miss Conza Nead visit Floy McAnally. Meth od church members send groceries fruit dishes and more to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Thralls
Indianapolis
Lee Giles
Joe McCoskey
John Julian
Bert Beasley
Terre Haute
H. W. Patton
Mary Vanarsdale
Lofilin
Mary Bonhan
Evan Moreland
Conza Nead
Jackson Hill
Floy McAnally
Method¢ Church
Graysville Notes Chickens and Changes Across Town
Graysville reports zero weather with several visits and events last week. John Lightfoot and Homer Lester attended local and Terre Haute business and funerals while Miss Allie Burton and Carl Thornberry are remembered after scarlet fever. The public school remains closed, telephone expansion proceeds, and a bell foundry is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lightfoot
Homer Lester
Teachers’ Institute
George Leighman
D. W. Thornberry
Terre Haute
Guy Cushman
Big Springs
Winter weather brings visitors to Sugar Creek area
Fine winter weather observed in Sugar Creek. Mrs. John Hawkins visited her son Oscar at Sullivan last Friday. Stewart the pit boss at the Bogle mine had a very sick baby. Lumber is being housed for building near the Bogle mine. Mervin Herbert of Nebraska visited his sister Mrs. Steve Leach last week. Joe Ford of Hymera transacted business in Sullivan and visited John Ford on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hawkins
Oscar
Sullivan
Stewart
Bogle
Mervin Herbert
Nebraska
Steve Leach
Joe Ford
Hymera
John Ford
Fairbanks community notes and church additions
A. B. McCord stayed in town over Sunday while O. T. Criss visited Sullivan on business. Sleighs were seen Sunday afternoon as a protracted meeting closed with three new church members. Rev. Dougherty and wife received a dish set and other items as a gift from the church. The coal company nears full organization. The cold spell is seen as a stimulus. Wealthy sleigh owners attract attention, including a two-seated sleigh rider with five young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McCord
O. T. Criss
Sullivan
Social Notes From Shelburn And Nearby
Howard Richards of Terre Haute visited here Monday. Elsie Knight of Terre Haute is visiting relatives. Mrs. C E Irwin is sick. Mrs O H Burks and Walter Hill went to Waveland to see Rev Thos Cuppy near death. Luther Irwin improved after a week of illness. Shell Reed daughters recovered. Erastus Taylor and Maggie Kirk quietly married in Sullivan last Monday. Eutaw Tribe 218 installed officers Tuesday night. Junior Order and Daughters of America installed officers Monday. Mrs Robert Nash recovering from a broken ankle. John T Scott of Fairbanks was here during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Richards
Terre Haute
Emory Hodges
Farmer City
C. E. Irwin
Elsie Knight
O. H. Burks
Walter Hill
Waveland
Ind
Thos. Cuppy
Luther Irwin
Shell Reed
Erastus Taylor
Maggie Kirk
Sullivan
O. R
Order and Daughters of America
Robert Nash
John T. Scott
Fairbanks
Merchants urged to use ads to beat mail order houses
Irvington correspondent argues home merchants can curb mail order trade by advertising prices and goods. He notes shoppers read local papers for price details and that local stores can match Chicago prices. He cites about $200 monthly shipping to mail order houses that could stay local. Julius Harry hosted Mr and Mrs Hays for dinner and urged neighbors to read the Union for all news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington, Lir
Ashly Gazette
Chicago
Irvington
Excursion Rates to Pensacola Mardi Gras 1903
Pensacola travelers may ride the E and T H R excursion for one fare round trip in celebration of Mardi Gras from Feb 18 to 24 1903. Tickets sold Feb 17 to 22 with return to original point by Feb 28 1903. Extension possible with 50 cent deposit and return by March 14 1903 at Jos Richardson Special Agent. Stop overs allowed. For details contact D A Gimman A G Pla t Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Jos. Richardson
New Hardware Store Opens Saturday By Mattix Turman Riggs
Mattix Turman and Riggs announce the opening of a new hardware firm Saturday morning. John Mattix brings extensive hardware expertise and the firm will offer a complete line of builders and miners supplies. Paul Reid sold West Jackson street site to T B Springer for 1000 dollars. Springer plans a residence next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Reid
West Jackson Street
T B. Springer
Springer
Low Colonist Rates To The Northwest And California
Reduced one way fares to California and Northwest destinations from February 15 to April 30. Discounts range 25 to 40 percent for settlers traveling to California Montana Big Horn Basin Idaho Washington Oregon Puget Sound Country and British Columbia. Travel via Burlington lines from St. Louis Kansas City St. Joseph Denver or Chicago with through Northern Pacific connections. Through Burlington Northern Pacific Express offers chair cars coaches and tourist sleepers. California excursions run on frequent weekly dates via Denver Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake City. Also promotes Burlington 5000 miles of main trunk lines to major West cities and points. Contact F M Ru... and L W Wakeley for details. ST. LOUIS MO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
California
Montana
Big Horn Basin
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Puget Sound Country
British Columbia
St.Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Denver
Chicago
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake City
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North Side
GUR
Bes
Graysville
Will Benefield
Richard Taylor
G. F. McNaughton
Allie Burton
Corwin Phillips
Carl
Mann Cemetery
Merom
James Woner
Esther Moore
David Cushman
Bertha Lisman
Sarah McClure
Mary Manning
Maude Arnett
Bruce Badger
Harve Monroe
Jesse Arnett
John
Frank McNaughton
Sugar Creek
Shelburn
Malott and Hibaugh
Malott
Sullivan Telephone Co
Julius Harry
John T. Hays
Will Hays
Mattie Hays
Davis
D. AW. Gimman
A.G
Evansville
Led
CAST
Agers
Bod
F. M. Rucg
L. W. Wakeley
T.P
Pine St
Gen
Pas
Agent ST. Louis
ST. Louis
Clerks’ Union
Dr. Barnes
Sam Mason
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