Mrs Knotts Opens First Class Millinery in Sullivan
Mrs Knotts relocates to a plate glass storefront on Washington Street and launches Sullivan’s first first class millinery shop. The piece also notes local nominations for coroner Waggoner, and township officials including changes in Jefferson with Jeremiah Daugherty replacing J M Douthitt, plus Snider as road superintendent and Sol Wyman as assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Jeremiah Daugherty
J. M. Douthitt
John R. Snider
Sol Wyman
Cuzar Goops Fooz Gries Featured in Poised Prose
A fragment highlights a confident figure with a bright gaze and steady pace, suggesting personal strength and prosperity in a poetic line. The incomplete quote hints at a character or nickname Cuzar Goops Fooz Gries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuzar
Community Supper At M E Church Basement
A supper under exclusive management of the gentlemen will be held in the basement of the M E church Thursday evening January 26. Ladies and friends are invited to attend and obtain a substantial repast. Mayfield Co sells Mignon Cigars. Bill Wolfenberger returns from Owaneco Illinois with corn stock resembling a young saw log and notes plenty more. Giles sells goods for the same percent bank loans money. Saturday night Shelburn post office and Mrs Patten boarding house burn. $40 stamps lost. buildings insured. fire likely from a defective flue. Vincennes News reports birth of a boy named Frank to Bettie Cummons Beezley in Chicago. Ellis Denny, brother of Postmaster Denny, dies at his mother's residence on Seventh Street at 8:30 PM aged about 36. funeral this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Shelburn
Vincennes
Bettie Cummons Beezley
Frank
Ellis Denny
Denny
Seventh Street
Vincennes News
On the War Path petition filed in Shawnee court
Georgie Harvey of Merem Indiana filed in Shawnee district court seeking five thousand dollars in damages for breach of promise against C. Cranston of Topeka. Attorneys Dalton Smith of Topeka and Buff of Terre Haute represent Harvey. Cranston belongs to Cranston Bain firm in Topeka.
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Shawnee County
Georgie Harvey
C. Cranston
Miss Harvey
Merem
Ind
Dalton & Smith
Topeka
N. G. Buff
Terre Haute
Cranston & Bain
Kan
Daily Capital
Fifteen Years of Matrimony Celebrated at Decamp Home
A Tuesday evening gathering at James M. Decamp marks his fifteenth wedding anniversary. Attendees include Rev. Ketcham and spouses, plus other local couples. James and his wife recall trials and joys, express gratitude, and share a supper as friends note their continued happiness. A separate note from Sullivan Ind reports a town ordinance banning boys under 15 from streets after 8 pm without a parent, prompting criticism.
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James M. Decamp
Rev. Ketcham
J. P Stratton
Thos. Burton
W. T. Mayfield
Wm. Brewer
D. Chranicski
John Kirkham
C. A. Nash
James
Jim
Lady
Ketcham
Town Board of
Sullivan
Ind
Vin. Newa
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Ma Tasi
Wolfe & Wolfe
North Side
Arten House
Cas. H. Duprez
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Crowder & Reed
Ford Basler
Abraham
Frakes
Democratic Committee
Democratic County Central Committee
Wm. Rich
Taik
Davis
French Payne
Crawley Frakes
Berry . Dudley
Thos. J, Mann
Billman - Wallace Cummins
Arnett
Kaufman
T. K. Sherman & Sons
American
Allen, Pacific
Sprague
Simpson
Best
Opera House
Phil Deifexbach
The
New Orleans Minstrels
Ap«Ession Gallery
Sullivan Union
Jla. Hays
Sullivan County Bank
Fred Briggs
Charley Davis
Brussels
Billy Power
Giles
Good Templars
Lodge
Joe Stewart
N. H. Brown
Cass
M. M. Pope
Clint Coulson
Washington City
Congress
Bill Wolfenberger
Bob
Owaneco
Ill
Cas Stor
Crystal Wedding
Roger
Kelly
Dr. Pierce
Mayfield & Co
Shaw
Timothy
John Davis & Sons
Pleasantville
James A. Hayes
Wm. A. Eleming
Sullivan County
Indiana
William R. Rich
Joun Anderson
Emoire’s
Messrs. St. Clair & Booker
H. Hulman
Joan T. Gunn
Hulman
J. A. Foote
Pioneer Seed Store
Gret and Beat
A. R. Heath
Merom
James O’haver
Russell & Glass
Noricx
Farmersburg
Burchard
E. C. Gaskins
Curry
Ae Gentlemanady Canvassers
Wat
Times Company
Address Times Company
Indianapolis
Sanford
Save Howe
Singer Sewing
New Davis Machine
Mason & Hamlin
Janliff
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