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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1907

Page

5

Demonstration farms bill blocked by House agriculture panel

Washington January 25 The house committee on agriculture rejected Representative Chaney’s proposal to fund demonstration farms directed by department experts. Chaney urged the plan as practical farming extension, arguing it would spread learned methods to nearby farmers and elevate crop quality through neighborhood demonstrations. He intends to push the idea in the next congress.

Washington House Committee On Agriculture Chaney Department of Agriculture Agricultural Department

NEW SUITS. Loudermilk v Loudermilk partition case

Stella Kellams seeks a divorce from James Kellams and custody of their children in circuit court. Minnie A Fry and Rebecca Fry file claims against the estate of David Fry with Wesley Smith as administrator. Emma Woodsmall sues Levi and Fannie McCoskey for partition and accounting.

Josiah Loudermilk Solomon Loudermilk Stella Kellams Circuit Court James Kellams Minnie A. Fry David Fry Wesley Smith Rebecca Fry Jennie L. Yates Emma Woodsmall Levi McCoskey Fannie McCoskey

Roberts CampbellWed in City Home Ceremony

Miss Pearl Campbell and Mr Edward L Roberts were married Saturday evening at the bride’s sister Mrs Walter Thomas home on Donaldson street. Rev J H Carnes of the Methodist church officiated. The bride is Charles Campbell’s daughter formerly of this city now living near Paxton. The groom a superintendent at Nordyke and Marmon Manufacturing Co Indianapolis. They left Sunday for Indianapolis to begin their life together.

Pearl Campbell Edward L. Roberts Indianapolis Walter Thomas Donaldson Street J. H. Carnes Methodist Church Charles Campbell Paxton Nordyke and Marmon Manufacturing Company

Senator Cavins Proposes Women’s Vote in Town Offices

Senator A. G. Cavins of Terre Haute introduces a bill granting women the right to vote in incorporated towns and cities and to hold city or town office, extending political participation.

A. G. Cavins Terre Haute Flora Cavins State Senate

Divorce cases dismissed for Forbes and Julia E

Divorce actions titled Andrew Alice Forbes and Julia E were dismissed. The brief notice provides only case names and dismissal statement with no further details.

Andrew Alice Forbes Julia E

Sensational divorce suit over shotgun threat in Osburn case

Mrs Prilla Osborn petitions divorce from John Osborn charging he leveled a double barreled shotgun at her and forced her to flee their Jackson Hill home. They married in 1892 and separated Jan 10 1907. custody of their 13 year old daughter is sought. A second suit has Stephen J Dooley suing Josie Dooley for divorce, alleging desertion since Jan 1900 after their January 1898 marriage.

Prilla Osborn Bays & Bays John Osborn Osborn Osborns Stephen J. Dooley Carlisle Douthitt and Haddon Josie Dooley

Merchants Banquet Tonight at Hotel Davis

The Sullivan merchants association holds its second annual banquet this evening at eight in the Hotel Davis dining room. Walter G. Scott presides as toastmaster with programs including talks on association benefits, state convention reports, and mutual insurance. The menu features Blue Points, frog saddles, spring chicken a la Maryland, shrimp, Neapolitan ice cream, cake, coffee, and cigars.

Sullivan Merchants Association Hotel Davis Walter G. Scott T. F. Palfrey Julius Harry Mutual Insurance The Sullivan Daily Times Maryland Fromage de Roquefort

Golden Rule Opens Big Sale With Broad Bargains

The Golden Rule Mercantile launches a full page sale announcement for a Saturday start. Bargains cover dry goods clothing furnishings and all merchandise with a stocked grocery and meat department. Col King H Malone hired as general manager by George Leach Jr. Malone promises ongoing advertising and wide seasonal stock to attract local buyers.

Golden Rule Mercantile Establishment Col King H. Malone George Leach, Jr M. W. Asrey Malone

Notable Chautauqua Presenter Willitts Delivers Engaging Lectures

Bryan Louisiana to Follette Gunsalus Willitts are named speakers in a county chautauqua series. Willitts has traveled widely and offers a fund of interesting stories, promising an engaging program.

Willitts

Marriage Licenses Issued to Six Couples

Jason Perry Ferguson and Dora Alice Norris. William Edward Carrico and Lucy Brower. Oscar Alumbaugh and Lara Bunch. George C. Phillips and Rosa Alice Buck. William Mofaries and Nannie H. Stewart. Homer H. Hiatt and Emma L. Bird received marriage licenses.

Jason Perry Ferguson Dora Alice Norris William Edward Carrico Lucy

Sullivan Water Quality Hurts Heat Light Power Firm

Benj Davis, prominent Sullivan stockholder, warns that poor water from Busseron cripples the Sullivan Heat Light and Power Co. He urges Town Board action to improve water supply, arguing the plant could operate profitably with better water and that authorities bear responsibility for the shortages.

Benj. Davis Sullivan Sullivan Heat Light & Power Company Davis Busseron Sullivan Times

Two Fast Trains to Run Between Indianapolis and Effingham

The Indianapolis Southern rail road will place two fast trains in service next month between Indianapolis and Effingham. The trains will carry Pullmans and run through in each direction, stopping only at the county seats.

Indianapolis Southern Railroad Indianapolis Effingham

Russian Poor Marksman In Saloon Shooting Incident

A report from Farmersburg dated January 30 states that a fight at the Cummins saloon near here Saturday night ended with no deaths or injuries. The saloon owner, a Russian named Joe with a hard to spell surname, reportedly fired three shots at a patron but none hit. Marshal Shepherd investigated.

Farmersburg Here Cummins Marshal Shepherd Joe

Vincennes Gets Sonne Pastoral Appointment

Rev. A. W. Sonne formerly pastor at the Presbyterian church in Greencastle has accepted a new post as pastor of the Presbyterian church in Vincennes.

Vincennes SONNE A. W. Sonne Presbyterian Church Here Presbyterian Lot Greencastle

Indianapolis Southern Rail Crew Assigned to Regular Runs

The Indianapolis Southern railroad assigns Engineers Hale and Mascher and Conductors Smith and Ackerman to two through runs. Conductor Borders and Engineer Gullett run the Effingham turn around, while Conductor Hulz and Engineer Corder run the Indianapolis turn. Talks of adding two more trains await post winter repairs and new work.

Indianapolis Southern Railroad Hale and Mascher Smith and Ackerman Borders Gullett Effingham Hulz Corder Indianapolis

Gas Strike Reported at Boden Well Near Merom

Gas was struck at 640 feet in the Boden well on Julius Hoseman's farm near Merom. The drill has since reached over 900 feet in depth.

Giul Boden Julius Hoseman Merom

Emma Crawley of Lawrence Ends Hotel Venture

Miss Emma Crawley of Lawrence Kansas guests with her parents Mr and Mrs David Crawley. She has disposed of her hotel business in that locality.

Emma Crawley Lawrence Kansas David Crawley

Notice of Tax Auction in Sullivan Indiana 1907

Notice states that lands and lots with unpaid taxes and charges will be sold at public auction at the Court House in Sullivan Indiana on the second Monday in February 1907, the 11th day, starting at 10 a.m. and continuing daily until all are offered. E. E. Russell, Auditor Sullivan County Indiana.

Sullivan State of Indiana E. E. Russell Sullivan County Indias

Euchre Club Prizes Awarded in Shelburn

The Monday Evening Euchre club met with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Laurent. Prizes were awarded to Gus Laurent and Fred Siner. The next meeting will be at Os Calvert’s residence. Mrs. Bert Howard is ill with malaria fever for two weeks. Revival meetings continue at the Methodist church with good attendance. Charles Turner bought the lot of Sam W. Woodsmall where the livery stable stood and intends a brick barn in the spring, hauling material now.

W. L. Laurent Gus Laurent Fred Siner Os Calvert Bert Howard Methodist Church Charles Turner Sam W. Woodsmall Turner

Knights of Pythias Oyster Supper Set Tomorrow

Farmersburg notes show the Knights of Pythias lodge schedules its annual oyster supper for tomorrow evening. Also reported are local visits by Mrs. Dora Borders and Mrs. J. F. Crawford and daughter Marjorie in Terre Haute, a protracted Methodist meeting with good interest, and Belle Kendall planning a new millinery shop opening in March. Harrison's Sons sold their restaurant to James Heck, a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. John Falls,Dr. J. M. Bennett nursing a broken toe, Dr. J. W. McGrew visiting from Omaha who once resided here and may develop local oil leases, and a horse shot after breaking a leg while being driven by Perley Kilgore or Elias Kilgore's son nearby west of Farmersburg.

Knights of Pythias Lodge Dora Borders Terre Haute Dr. Faught Methodist Church J. F. Crawford Marjorie Belle Kendall Harrison James Heck John Falls J. M. Bennett J. W. McGrew Omaha Neb McGrew Farmersburg

Deputy Senator from Vigo's Busy Son Causes Senate Stir

Alexander Cavins, son of Terre Haute Senator A G Cavins, earned the nickname Deputy Senator from Vigo for his knocks and noise. He toppled a water bottle in the cloak room during a speech and pulled a desk lamp, a glancing blow from the lamp head causing little harm.

W. H. Blodgett Indianapolis News Law Makers A. G. Cavins Terre Haute Vigo Cavins Alexander Senate Hogate

Farm er John Ramsen Visits City on Fairbanks Township Business

John Ramsen a prominent farmer from Fairbanks township arrived in the city Tuesday for business.

John Ramsen Fairbanks Township

Mrs Dora Eaton and Husband Struck Down by Lagrippe

Mr and Mrs Dora Eaton are confined to their home with an attack of the lagrippe. No further details are available in the readable text.

Mrs. Dora Eaton

Mrs Lucy Heinz and William Carrico Married in City

Mrs Lucy Heinz and William Carrico of Carlisle wed Monday in a ceremony conducted by Laurie Kirkham. They plan to reside on a farm near Free landville.

Lucy Heinz William Carrico Carlisle Laurie Kirkham Freelandville

Brothers suffer injuries in two mines at same hour

Two brothers were injured in separate mines miles apart at the same moment on Friday. Herb Shepherd was severely mashed between a car and a wall in Caledonia mine. His brother Homer Shepherd was burned after stepping into a miner’s ramp at Glendora mine.

Herb Shepherd Caledonia Homer Shepherd Glendora Shanklin

Former resident killed by railroad construction dynamite blast

Henson H. Love formerly of this county and later living in Terre Haute was accidentally killed last week near Madison in a dynamite explosion used in railroad construction he supervised. His body was brought to Terre Haute for burial. Love belonged to the Shelburn lodge of GU Fellows.

Henson H. Love Terre Haute Madison Ferra Haute Love Shelburn

High School to Host Liquid Air Lectures and Demos

The high school will host liquid air lectures and a demonstration program with numerous demonstrations featuring radium and other scientific exhibits. The event comes highly recommended and relies on engaging demonstrations to educate attendees.

Botts Appointed Deputy City Marshal In Twenday Evening

The town board appointed Frank Botts deputy city marshal Twenday evening. Botts previously served as deputier sheriff under Adam Miller and is expected to be an efficient officer.

Frank Botts Mr. Botts Adam Miller

Walter Gream Murder Case Moves to Sullivan County Jail

Walter Gream, held on murder charges, is transferred from Knox County to Sullivan County Jail for the MF hearing. The Knox County sheriff will escort him, keeping him in custody as the case proceeds in Sullivan County.

Walter Gream Vincennes Iam Knox County Greene Sullivan

McBride and Billman Furniture Company Adverts Sullivan

The McBride and Billman Furniture Company of this city promotes a belt page notice inviting readers to inspect their large establishment. It proclaims a complete line of home furniture from parlor to kitchen, urging careful perusal of their advertisement and stock. They claim to be the sole exeteaiter furniture house in Sullivan and encourage prudent buyers to profit from viewing their comprehensive stock.

McBride and Billman Furiture Company Exeteaiter Sullivan

William Orr Dead Former county resident dies in Iowa

William Orr died January 7 in Eagle Grove Iowa at age about. He lived in the county about 50 years and was brother of Hugh and Hutton Orr and Mrs John Blalock. He leaves a wife and five sons. He served in the Civil War in the 44th Illinois and was badly wounded at Franklin Tennessee.

William Orr Eagle Grew Iowa Orr Hugh Hutton Orr John Blalock Mr. Orr Franklin Tenn

Tailor E. S. Sparrow to Study Cutting in Chicago

E. S. Sparrow the tailor will leave Sunday for Chicago to attend a cutting course at the Croanburg Cutting school for ladies and gentlemen's garments. He plans to stay about a month.

E. S. Sparrow Chicago Croanburg

Rev Elias Brewer Reports Liquor Joints Flourishing

Rev Elias Brewer near Dugger said in the city Monday that five liquor joints operate in that township and liquor is sold openly in violation of law, with the Union a business hub for the activity.

Elias Brewer Dugger Montag

FE to Be In Position Next Season As Usual

Ed S. Carrithers notes FE will again be in position next season, continuing the usual sprinkling of activity for friends and customers.

Ed S. Carrithers

Appointment of Executrix for F Hopewell Estate

Notice states that the wit of ah has been appointed executrix of the will of F Hopewell, deceased. The estate is to be solved. Sarah F Hopewell named as executor. H Kalley, Atty represents.

F. Hopewell Solvemk Sarah F. Hopewell H. Kalley

Shoes advertised with solid leather counters and inner soles

An old advertisement touts MJE guarantee and wholesale pricing for bluchers priced around two dollars. It highlights leather counters and inner soles and notes variability in merchant pricing.

MJE

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