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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
4
Griswold masquerades as governor’s special counsel to trap attorney general Bosworth over the Appleweight case. Barbara Osborne confronts Bosworth in the statehouse, revealing his misconduct and vowing exposure and reprisals if interference continues.
Sullivan residents visit relatives and a Sullivan couple welcome a baby girl last week. Chas Daugherty remains ill as Mrs Bough and D R Newkirk recover. Dr Shepherd acts as superintendent. Roy Colvin sick while in Carlisle. Audrey Rose visits home. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Timmerman.
Clarence Kaufman and Paul Pierson were seriously hurt while breaking a colt Thursday. Gale Lewis died after a long illness and was buried at Oaktown Friday. The Old Fiddlers Contest at Palestine was canceled due to missing bill premiums. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pinkston Thursday night. mother and child doing well. The Wabash River rose in low bottoms and kept rising. Sherman French of Riverton is seriously ill. Protracted church meetings began Monday night with an evangelist expected to attend. John Daniels of Merom visited his sister near New Lebanon, then passed through en route home. George Kaufman leaves for Terre Haute to visit a sister before returning to Rittsville, Wash. Thomas L. Kaufman of Merom was in Sullivan on business. Sky Light notes list various local visits and trips among residents and families through the region.
Ruth Metcalf aged 87 died Saturday afternoon at her East Washington street home from heart failure. James Norton found her body after neighbors had not seen her recently, and the coroner's inquest was held Saturday afternoon at the Ed Billman undertaking establishment prepared for burial.
Joseph C. Miller died Friday at his home in St. Louis after an illness of over three years. He was a member of the G. A. R. and Knights of Pythias. He is survived by his wife Lettie Higdon daughter of Uncle Billy Higdon of Shelburn where the deceased was well known.
Miss Bessie Ridge left Friday for Columbus Indiana to begin work as a singer with evangelist Reverend Capple.
Paxton Wm and Web Walters transacted business in Carlisle on Saturday. Ed Over and Wm McCammon were in Carlisle. The E and T railroad strike here was settled Wednesday. Luke Walters, Civil War veteran aged 69, died Wednesday January 19 and was buried at Jasinville Friday.
Fred Fulk a miner and Maudie Blanche Hardesty both of Dugger were married in the clerk's office early Saturday morning. The ceremony was performed by Squire Kirkham.
New Lebanon lodge of Odd Fellows will institute an encampment on Saturday evening February 5. The institution will be in charge of Navillus Encampment of this city.
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