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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1892
Page
3
A digest of brief items lists residents visiting, travels, and calls in Sullivan and nearby towns. Details include Miss Ora Walston in Sterling, Miss Anna Kettle returning from Clay City, George Love of Carlisle in town, and various visits by Mrs. James Tucker, Mrs. J. J. Bailey, Miss Enna Raddell, and many others. The column notes lectures, sales, horse racing prep, real estate, and social events across multiple communities.
Johanan and Co reports a car load of fine buggies and invites customers to call before buying. J P Stratton and Son announce stock of saddles and harness at the old Christian Church stand. An upcoming Ladies Missionary Auxiliary program is set for July 17. A local man, James Heap of Farmersburg, is declared insane and sent to Fletcher's asylum after an inquest.
The notice reports the marriage of D. Bailey to Cora McDonald on July six at the groom's residence on State Street Sudlivin Tad. It mentions a 92 ceremony by BL Sherman and advertises Bird sell steel wagon as the best wagon for wheat handling.
Henry French of Merom testifies about thirteen year throat illness that worsened into cancer. He recounts doctors burned the sore and a January visit to Dr Barnes led to a claimed perfect cure without cutting. He urges the afflicted to seek treatment from Dr Barnes.
Surveyors press for a Terre Haute to Evansville railroad while clashes between CL & E and Ek. & T. Hit threaten parallel routes. Carl Kelly hired by Mackey to report at Sidell as talks of parallel lines swirl. In Dugger, Adolphus Ringer dies after slate collapse in a coal pit leaving a sobered community.
To fill the season roster the band bought the barber shop under the Farmer's Bank and refitted it. G A Zerbe from Bucyrus Ohio was placed in charge. The band invites patronage and promises top service.
In The Garrett the third floor room with all sorts of relics was deemed dangerous. Uncle Billie Powers led an effort to remove most of the collection and overhaul the space. Antiquities and 1776 records were found, plus Prof. Spencer’s items adding a novel mix. The Whitman & Eslinger guessing contest offers a 95 piece dinner set as top prize by Oct first.
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