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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1903

Page

8

Local notes tell of visits and church revival

Mollie Kennedy of Sullivan visited friends here Sunday. Alice Forbes and Ora McCrocklin visited Mr. Forbes in the hospital at Terre Haute. Emmet Nash of Shelburn visited Jean O’Haver Thursday. Frank Jennings suffers dropsy. The Presbyterian revival closed Sunday night. Mable Woodrow of Lewis visited Ethyl McNabb last week. J. W. Sampson and wife returned from Wheeler Kansas last Friday. Leota Grizzle teaches music to 28 pupils at Fontanet. Rev. Dorsey conducts meetings at Ebeneezer this week. Mrs. Irwin and daughter of Shelburn and Ella Bastain of Terre Haute visited Mrs. Gentry last week. Smallpox appears eradicated locally with no new cases and three recoveries.

Mollie Kennedy Sullivan Alice Forbes Ora McCrocklin Mr. Forbes Terre Haute Emmet Nash Shelburn Jean O’haver Frank Jennings Presbyterian Church Mable Woodrow Lewis Ethyl McNabb J. W. Sampson Wheeler Leota Grizzle Fontanet Dorsey Ebeneezer Irwin Ella Bastain Gentry

Local Notes From Seape Town And Surroundings

Saturday night social life in Seape Town includes Misses Caddie Harmon and Elsie Truitt attending events while residents report market successes from sheep sales in Chicago totaling 3500 dollars for eight hundred sheep. A play Dot the Miner's Daughter attracts attention as Jno. Gross and family head to Biloxi for the winter. Funeral of William Jenkins, two years ill, is held at Eliza Speake’s home with interment at Ledgerwood cemetery.

Caddie Harmon Elsie Truitt Prairie Creek Hiram Drake Wm. Riggs Ira Drake Chicago Dot Jno Gross Biloxi Miss Pogue Clay Jewell William Jenkins Eliza Speake Speake Washburn Methodist Church Ledgerwood

Fairbanks Local Health and School Progress Report

Uncle Jas Bostic continues to improve after illness. Trustee Scott reviewed area schools last week and notes much better progress than a year ago. Miss Laura Sharples visited relatives in Terre Haute. Willis Drake spent weekend at home. Theodore Starkey was in town.

Jas. Bostic Scott Laura Sharples Terre Haute Willis Drake Theodore Starkey

Local Notes From Carlisle and Nearby Towns

Mrs Cloud returned to Brookline Massachusetts after a brief visit with relatives. J N Roberts spent Sunday with family in Evansville. Paulina Alumbaugh is very low with paralysis. Eddie Curtner is in Indianapolis pursuing osteopathy for nervous trouble. Will Griffin of Indianapolis stayed with W J Curtner last week. George Price and wife departed for Rock Island.

Mrs. Cloud Brookline Mass J. N. Roberts Evansville Paulina Alumbaugh Eddie Curtner Indianapolis Will Griffin W. J. Curtner George Price Rock Island

Graysville Notes On Local Visitors And Telegraph Progress

Mrs E G Carrithers visits Evansville and Dr James Miles with wife were in town last Sunday. Dr Yager spent the previous Sunday in Merom. Brewer Benefield recovers from catarrhal fever. Joseph Gray predicts early spring after seeing a turkey buzzard. Thixtun made a business call. The telephone exchange is installed and functioning well as poles go up on the west side of Lorambey avenue this week.

E. G. Carrithers Evansville James Miles Yager Merom Brewer Benefield Joseph Gray Dr. Thixtun Pol Es

Merom Social Roundup From Indiana and Nearby Towns

Dr. Orren Stoddard left for a week in Indianapolis. Bert Waters returned from Mahomet Illinois. Jerry Nesmith visited Ernest Houpt. Mrs. Lobeed of Crawfordsville guests of Mrs. Woodworth. Prof. Pleasant of Palestine Sunday with Merom friends. Daisy and Emma Shields of Sullivan visited Ed Burke. Ed Ward infant buried Friday. Rollin Plunkett and wife with Bruce Haskinson and wife of Trimble visited Fairfield. Tom Carruthers and wife in town Monday. Atsumir the Japanese guest gave a sword drill at Franklin and Lincolnia. Ruby Sutton dressed Browns in white. College choirs and Prof Summa Hess gifted a large mirror. Mrs. Harper visited Sullivan. Nickey made a business trip to Sullivan. Ikmra Wright unveiled a new harp guitar. Lara Shears went to Palestine Saturday. Mrs. Sutton and daughter returned from Argo and Plymouth.

Orren Stoddard Indianapolis Bert Waters Mahomet Jerry Nesmith Ernest Houpt Lobeed Crawfordsville Woodworth Prof Pleasant Palestine Ill Merom Daisy Emma Shields Sullivan Ed. Burke Ed. Ward Rollin Plunkett Bruce Haskinson Trimble Fairfield Tom Carruthers Atsumir Japan Franklin and Lincolia Ruby Sutton Summa Hess Harper Nickey Ikmra Wright Lara Shears Sutton Argos Plymouth

Piano box buggy and harness offered by Dr Barco

An item list notes a piano box buggy and a single harness available from Dr. P. A. Barco. The fragmented notice hints at a sale or transfer of equipment. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.

P. A. Barco

Real Estate Transfers in Gill, Sullivan and Cass Parishes

Transfers list multiple property deals with buyers, sellers and trustees across Gill Sullivan Cass, including 52 acres for 1 and 1 names. Notable entries include Albert M Lane to WS Freeman 20 acres in Curry for 31 000 and Ann Walters receiving land in Gill for 1. Several lots and fractional acres change hands in townships such as Sul live n and Me rom with prices ranging from 50 to 181 900 dollars.

J W Walters M W Nash Gill Nash W Nash Ann Walters James Wilkey Henry T Padgett Sullivan W H Crowder J E Sebring Shelburn Wm Pigg J W Keene, Jr Cass A P Coyner James Miles Merom RA Bland Thos B Springer Gall Josephine Reid Thos B Springer, Jr Sam Alumbaugh John Frakes Geo H Sargent Geo L Land Ain Cass Qunmins Albert Baskeen Hymera Hymera Coal Co Martha A Godfrey Ain Jackson Ed McKinzie John C McKinzie Curry W Driver ML Pirtle Jefferson Susan Hiatt Chas IL Hamilton W H ¢ Rewder Calvin Moore Wm J Moore Wm E Schultz Theodore Kettlemute Gea L Road D M Cummings Jackson Ira Glidden J H Thompson Thos# Headley Fidella Headley Dugger Mary W Mallett Josh Beasley Jas R Brown OP Goodman John Bogle Frances J Bedwell Henry L Skinner Kaere ‘A*mccammon

Box Ball Introduced Here At Davis Hotel Block

A new indoor game called box ball has been introduced in Sullivan with two alleys at the Davis Hotel Block. The game uses a padded rear device that returns the ball and lever resets pins. Six innings, 15 balls per player, eight balls per inning, five rubber tipped pins totaling 75 points, 600 possible points per game.

Sullivan Davis

Card of Thanks for Walter Millts and Family

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during Walter’s sickness and death. Mrs. W. B. Millts and family express gratitude. A local barber near the depot caused excitement Monday afternoon while intoxicated by flourished a pistol and threatened to shoot anyone who spoke to him. He continued drinking and quarrelsome but was not molested.

Walter W. B. Millts

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