Middletown Loses to Vigo Athletic Club in Prairie Creek
Prairie Creek July 15 Middletown lost to the Vigo Athletic Club as Morris struck out seven and the V A C fielded well. The score by innings shows Vigo 11 to Middletown 5 with key hits by Hall and Withrow and multiple walks. Umpires were Frakes and Rinehart.
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Prairie Creek
Middletown
Vigo Athletic Club
Morris
V. A.C
R.H.E
EL Middle
W.A.C
Lovelace
Paddock
Whitmore
Underwood
Hall
Withrow
Frakes and
Rinehart
Dentist promises painless extractions for all patients
Orville Pinkston of Farmersburg recalls a prior tooth extraction that “never hurt a bit” and a dentist offers to examine his teeth. The dentist pledges painless extractions and invites patients to have any troublesome teeth evaluated and removed if needed.
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Orville Pinkston
Farmersburg
Notice to Ida B. Barnes in Sullivan divorce case
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court October term 1906. Theodore E. Barnes vs Ida B. Barnes Complaint No 12145. Non-resident notice states Ida B. Barnes is not a resident of Indiana and she must answer or demur by court call or the case will be heard in her absence. Clerk Tilghman Ogle seals the notice. Walter F. Wood attorney for plaintiff. 5113
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Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Theodore E. Barnes
Ida B. Barnes
Walter F. Wood
Indiana
State of
Former Sullivan Man Samuel Crow Sr Dies at 70
Samuel Crow Sr of near West Union Sullivan county Indiana died after strokes on Friday near noon and a long life of frugality industry and faith. He was born January 19 1836 on the Morton farm Melrose township and married Ann Bostick in 1859. He leaves eight children 25 grandchildren three great grandchildren and one adopted son. Funeral services were held Sunday conducted by Revs. Richard Layton and Chalkey Bailiff.
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Sullivan County
Marshall, Inl
Democrat
Samuel Crow
West Union
Samuel
Reuben
Nancy Crow
Morton Farm
Melrose Township
Ann Bostick
Indiana
Kansas
Crow
D. Cooper
Warren B. Evans
Ira Newlin
Voorhees
James
William Benjamin
Leslie Shields
Christian Church
Richard Layton
Chalkey
Mr. Crow
Burial at Evans Cemetery Follows Obituary
The funeral for a husband and father drew a large gathering of friends and relatives to the Evans cemetery near West York for the burial.
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Evans Cemetery
West York
Wheat threshing progresses in Fairbanks district
Local notes report steady wheat threshing in Fairbanks. Everett Trueblood visited Sullivan on Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Hogan and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gross are among recent visitors and travelers. The Reed show drew attendees from here to Scott City Saturday night.
New Suit for Divorce In Yur Man Township
Thevedore E. Barnes sues Ida E. Barnes in the circuit court for divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. In a separate action George McNabb sues Edward P. French seeking a restraining order and injunction alleging unauthorized timber cutting and fence building on Gill township land.
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Thevedore E. Barnes
Yurman Township
Ida E. Barnes
George McNabb
Edward P. French
Gill Township
FiveYearold Falls From Barn Loft In City
Louise Knotts five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Knotts fell from a barn loft yesterday afternoon and sustained severe bruises in the accident reported locally.
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Louise
John Knotts
Pleasantville Recital Highlights Visits and Ponies
Mrs. Ella Mc Clung Powells music pupils gave a home recital Saturday afternoon. John Howard, a former Pleasantville resident, returns to Winter Haven Florida. Mrs. Joseph Holdson of Indianapolis visits friends. Bert Stanley of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Miss Burl Gilmore. Oscar Powell and wife of Linton visited Mr. Padgett. Rev. Pattee preached at the Baptist church on temperance. Tom Hiatt of Dugger brought 30 western ponies for sale with a cowboy supervisor.
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Ella McClung-Powell
John Howard
Pleasantville
Winterhaven
Fla
Joseph Holdson
Indianapolis
Bert Stanley
Terre Haute
Burl Gilmore
Oscar Powell
Linton
Tom Hiatt
Dugger
Sullivan to Chicago and Return Fare
KF & T H offers Sullivan to Chicago and return tickets for 3.00 dollars. Valid on train No. 6 July 28 at 3:50 am from Sullivan to Chicago arriving 9:30 am, with return on train No. 3 leaving Chicago at 11:42 pm July 28 1906. Agents T E Hoover Sullivan Indiana and D H Hillman Evansville Indiana.
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Sullivan
Chicago
Benson Chapel Weather and Social Notes
The rain fell Monday in Benson Chapel. Harvey and Lillie Hall spent Sunday at Mr. Murdock's. Mrs. Kate Shields and son Ray visited Earl McCracklin's. Grace Anders from Sullivan spent weekend nearby. Opal Hopewell returned from Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. W A Hughes attended church at Dodd's bridge Sunday afternoon. Jacob Marts and family attended Earnest Marts funeral at Little Flock on Tuesday. Mrs. Joe Branson and children from Terre Haute and Mrs. Will Kirkham and children visited Mrs. Kate Shields Thursday. Rev. Hogan of Prairie Creek had dinner with W A Hughes and wife Sunday. Jesse Dix and family passed through Sunday.
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Hogan
J. C. Gross
Terre Haute
Scott City
Milford Stevens
Roxia
Harvey Stevens
Farmersburg
Knightley
Hunt Church
Florida
Kate Shields
Ray
Earl McCracklin
Grace Anders
Sullivan
Opal Hopewell
W. A. Hughes
Dodd’s Bridge
Jacob Marts
Earnest Marts
Little Flock
Joe Branson
Will Kirkham
Bucklens Arnica Salve Cures Chronic Ulcers and Piles
A. M. Bruce of Farmville Virginia reports winning a twenty year battle with chronic piles and malignant sores after using Bucklens Arnica Salve. He says both conditions cured with no trace remaining. Sold for 55 cents at Smock's drug store.
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A. M. Bruce
Farmville
Drveg
Merom Station Church Elects Trustees in July Meeting
Members of Merom Station M E church Graysville charge Vincennes District Indiana conference meet at Merom Station schoolhouse on July 28 1906 at 2 o clock to elect trustees for the society Pastor Wm Russell announces the formal church notice
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Merom Station
M. E. Church
Graysville
Vincennes
Indiana
Wm. Russell
Graysville notes and local updates from week past
The item list records Medsker Bros and Newt Burton selling stock in Chicago, Rev. Fox preaching at the Presbyterian church, and memories of a pastorate thirty two years earlier. Mrs. Corwin Phillips is ill, Henry Ingersoll broke his arm, Ed Arnett and family visited Byron Ferree, and many wet loads pass toward the river twice weekly. A deputy prosecutor’s inquiry is proposed on the bayou banks amid temperance concerns in Turman township.
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Medsker Bros
Newt Burton
Chicago
Mr. Fox
Presbyterian Church
Corwin Phillips
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Burl Dubre
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Douthitt’s
South Side Square
Tilghman Ogle
Plaintiff
Fairbanks
Everett Trueblood
Wakely Milligan
Clayton Jewell
Oklahoma
Texas
Red River Valley
Bailey Hawkins
Ind
Merom Chautauqua
J. Frank
Hanly
T. E. Hoover
D. H. Hillman
Gen
Evansville
Benson Chapel
Rev. Hogan
Sunday
Jesse Dix
Henry Ingersoll
Ed Arnett
Byron Ferree
Turman Township
The
Money County
Glidden
North Side
Paul Higbee
Sullivan Board of Health
Old Shelburn
E. S. Crowder
Sullivan Driving Club
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