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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1882
Page
5
Hon H K Wilson is out again. The Dodds infant died last week. The primary will be next Saturday. Med Wilson plans a Florida stay. Larkwood returns from Iowa. Whisky violence headlines and campaign chatter fill town notes. Briggs to wed Emma Hiautschild as Miller, Evans, and others navigate county and church events. The week includes sales, marriages, and public meetings.
The council approved a plan six feet wide from the McCxuumon hotel corner to the depot on Grace Street. They also passed a curfew ordinance banning boys under fifteen from streets after eight o clock. Local notes mention candidates and a Baptist revival gaining converts.
Mr. Anthony Mason and wife visit town and attend the Methodist service while Miss Llaite Bradford from Washington states her visit. notices mention basin interest at the Baptist church and potential ice harvest outlook. The Whitmore Brothers prepare for extensive business at Reid's mill. Capt Will Vibeso launches a new boat built by Clint Houp for Sullivan to the Wabah river route. A visiting Presbyterian committee is due Thursday evening, with an anticipated interview.
Public notice announces James iHaver will be at the Russell and Gliss stable on Friday January 27 and Saturday January 28 until noon to purchase horses mares and mules aged four to ten years.
Notices on dog tag distribution in Sherburn Farmershire and Burchard with dates in February. Temperance activity in Sullivan county reported, detailing four lodges Hymeris Shelburn Ebenezer Ascension with about 150 members and plans for three more lodges this week. Also includes a cryptic note about a toxic sea disaster and a remedy recipe.
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