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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
5
Community notes record visits from S. Paul Poynter and Bailey Hawkins to relatives in Fort Verm?e and Greescastle, plus numerous travels and calls across Terre Haute, Vincennes, Sullivan, and Carlisle. Local exchanges mention school events, church concerts, real estate spiels, and social gatherings at the Crowder and Lang households with visitors from Indiana and beyond.
Cal Nicholson of Sullivan and John G. Fercei of Linton wed Durge onlooker in Caledonia before presenting home plans with Davie Hollofield joining as husband here. Burt Willis injured wrestling then treated at Cass. Local residents shopped in Sullivan and took cheap Chicago excursion with several names listed. Rev. Pierce preached at Cap tist church. Commencement for Jackson township set July 10 with H A Kinnaman to speak. Roscoe McAnally return from Y M C A convention in Lake Geneva Wisconsin.
Nora B. Mason sues Isaac N Henderson for damages venued from Knox. Kizia Liddle et al sue Luella Mills for partition. Joseph Schwartz sues Herbert W. Bruce in a foreclosure. Melvin Ellis adm estate of Robert O Lisman deceased petitions to sell real estate from Nancy E Lisman. Guardianship matter Cecil and Violet Woods petition to sell coal and other minerals.
Will M Dickerson and Minta Morgan were married at the M E parsonage by Rev J A Carnes and will reside in the city. Also Ollie Smith wed Agnes Bennie at the same church with Rev J A Carnes officiating.
A small silver open face watch and a gold chain with a finger ring on the chain were lost on the public square last Friday. Finder will be rewarded upon returning them to this office.
Probate docket notes guardianship for Hallie Coffman with William M. Deny serving as guardian. Guardian files final report in the matter.
Notice from Mattix Turman and Riggs urging readers not to miss their location or display with the Deering Twine 114c tag.
Merom residents and neighbors enjoy a flurry of visits and travels from Sullivan to Terre Haute to Brazil. Vistors include Aldrich in Darling ton, Pogue from Terre Haute, and families such as the Stewarts and Bragdon grandparents.
Miss Laura Sharpless spent Monday in Terre Haute and Olive Whitlock stays with Mrs Buhanan. A farmersburg fishing party and a town visit by Roscoe Pogue are noted. The Union Sunday school plans children day at the M Church next Sunday. The piece mentions rain, a sermon by Daugherty, and that Gar town is getting “gory” with talk of a constable election.
The Merom W C T U earn estly request you not to play ball at or near Merom on Sunday.
Geo Staunton resides in Tennessee. Mr and Mrs John Funkhouser spent Sunday in Riley. Curly of near Indianapolis moves to Hymera. Rev G F Bundy to preach temperance sermon next Sunday evening. Cary Littlejohn and family attended his brother’s funeral at Terre Haute. Miss Bertha Sharpe visited sister Mrs Maude Cummins last week.
Graysville items report Robin Carrithers at Sullivas and Mrs Corwin Phillips on the ack list. Wheat cutting ends locally. Mrs Clyde Shields recovering at Trinity Springs. Fracks Watkins and wife of Linton visited relatives here last week. Myr Meeks and Evansville family guests of S G Carruthers. Show people stranded due to manager illness. Rev John Spears and wife of Spencer visit Rev G F McNaughton. they are Mrs McNaughton’s parents. Mrs Yager leaves for Sandyville Iowa for two months. first visit home in fourteen years. Editor’s note on Union correspondents and quality news from county. Calls for stronger coverage of Sunday baseball and opposition to Sunday fishing and horse racing. Merom walk through shows Main Street appears not Sunday. correspondent urged more pointed Sunday-sell criticism.
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