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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1904

Page

3

Local Folks and Visits Spark Small Town News

Uncle Ed Asbury from Murdock visits relatives while H W Patton and wife stay in St Louis this week. Nelson Stanton and family visited Terre Haute relations. Charley Zenor’s family welcomed a daughter born July 15. Cleo Ferguson of Rockville stays with uncle Wm McCord. Lola Ragle and Fannie Walters from Ft Branch visited Frank Pierson family. Ladies Aid ice cream supper held Saturday. Eva Mahan of Terre Haute visiting Nora Mahan. Walter Asbury of Sullivan passed through Hymera. Ray Mahan returns home from Ada Ohio after school.

Ed Asbury Murdock, Jr H. W. Patton St. Louis Nelson Stanton Terre Haute Charley Zenor Cleo Ferguson Rockville Wm. McCord Lola Ragle Fannie Walters Ft. Branch Frank Pierson Ladies Aid Society Eva Mahan Nora Mahan Walter Asbury Sullivan Hymera Ray Mahan Ada Ohio

Community Notes from Staffordshire Local Socials

Mrs. Jane Foutz remains very low as Jim Marvin visits. Young people attend an ice cream supper at Providence and a church gathering at Union. Messages mention visits to Merom Sullivan Shelburn Graysville and The Bluff. Plans include trips to St Louis and attendances at camp meetings and band concerts.

Jim Marvin Providence Boss Lester Ella Plew Jake Foutz Ruth Burton Merom Sullivan Jess Hughes Benson Chapel Ora Patton Shelburn St. Louis Maggie Ryerson West York Fred Osborn

Big Springs social notes include visits and services

Dy Durham made a business trip to Terre Haute last week and Miss Pearl Wright was visited in Palestine. Several locals appear in Sunday activities from Merom to Sullivan, with visits, dinners, and church services noted across Big Springs and nearby towns.

Dy Durham Terre Haute Will Watson Mary Manning Miss Pearl Wright Palestine Iil Lem Willis J. B. Durham Billa Turman Dr. Turman Marshall O. T. Collier Lee Phillips Sullivan

Local Social Notes Include Weddings and Visits

Mrs Fannie Crescenzo and children from Tampa visited relatives here for the summer. Elsworth Smith and Miss Bessie Hargus of Dugger wed at Rev J W Pope's home. Rev Hill preached to large crowds at the Church of Christ. Wes Gambill and wife from Indian Territory extended their visit. Attendees from Sullivan and Antioch attended a show in Dugger last week.

Fannie Crescenzo Tampa Florida Lex Asrey Z Cleave Lewellyn Dugger Wes Gambill Indian Territory Juda Pigg Sullivan C. J.sherman Our Town Geo. Barns Salem Rev. Hill Church of Christ Elsworth Smith Bessie Hargus J. W. Pope Maud Mary Crawford

Downtrodden illness and home progress in Elbert area

Little Elbert Downs is sick with malarial fever. James Downs began the construction of a seven room dwelling. Win Exline and family visited Jim Shepherd and wife Sunday.

Little Elbert Downs James Downs Win Exline Jim Shepherd

Local Socials and Visits Reported in Community Notes

Miss Eva Raines dined with Allie Pope. Will ie Bledsoe and wife shopped in Sullivan. Lizzie Carley and Grace Keene were guests of Clara Hale. John Bledsoe called on Judah Pigg. Residents attended a Dugger show. Asa Gambill hosted by Arnold Hale. Tom Wilson and wife visited John Buckallen. Luther Keene and wife visited relatives. Miss Grace Keene visited home folks. Ethell and Lola Alumbaugh with Ida Keene visited Dugger. Will Near and Della Keene of Dugger attended church. Alvin Dudley and wife visited daughter Lillie Keene. Mrs Gam bill ill. Lillie Exline spent Sunday with Maud and Celeste Alumbaugh. Rev Hill preached at Church of Christ. Mrs Luther Pigg of FAntioch visited Cass. Lou Shepherd and Dan Neusbaum shopped in Sullivan. Wedding expected soon.

Eva Raines Allie Pope Willie Bledsoe Sullivan Lizzie Carley Grace Keene Clara Hale John Bledsoe Judah Pigg Dugger Asa Gambill Arnold Hale Tom Wilson Jackson Hill John Buckallen Ethell Lola Alumbaugh Ida Keene Will Near Della Keene Lillie Exline Maud Celeste Alumbaugh Hill Church of Christ Luther Pigg Fantioch Cass Lou Shepherd Dan Neusbaum

Ice Cream Supper Planned at Mt Tabor on Saturday

Graysville Star Route notes a village ice cream supper at Mt Tabor slated for Saturday night July 30. Invitations go to all residents. The column also lists numerous social visits and family visits including Ed Arnett and wives, Bert Hawkee, Flora Morin, and many Daniels, Muncie, Joseph, Ferree and related households across Sunday and Saturday events.

Graysville Mt. Tabor Edward Arnett Bert Hawkee Byron Ferree

Preacher to Visit Shiloh on Fourth Sunday in July

Daisy Moore of Dugger visited her mother this week in the neighborhood. Rev E G Denney of Shelburn will preach at Shiloh the fourth Sunday in July. Everyone is invited to hear him. James Buck and James Eads were in Linton Friday. Jesse Page lost a fine horse Friday. Jerry Carruthers visited Dugger. John Driver traveled to Bloomfield Thursday. Hay harvest is under way. Martin Pirtle posted bills for Charley Buck's Dugger furniture store in Jefferson Township Saturday.

Daisy Moore Dugger E. G.denney Shelburn Shiloh James Buck Linton Jesse Page Jerry Carruthers John Driver Bloomfield James Eads Martin Pirtle Jefferson Township Charley Buck Dugger Furniture

Local Visitors Call on Indiana Families

Mrs Seifert and daughter and Mrs Ghay and daughter from Cummings Indiana visited Daniel Hackett’s family Thursday. The Rev Mr Delumbrum visited the McBride family Wednesday.

Seifert Ghay Cummings Ind Daniel Hackett Mr. Delumbrum McBride

Local Residents and Visitors Noted in Region News

Isaiah Hoggatt of Hymera and Robert Anderson of Shelburn were seen here and last Tuesday night. Many residents and guests attended the St Louis Exposition and World's Fair in St Louis last week. Mrs Cal Ridgeway and daughter Stella joined the expo events while Clarence Brown also attended. Mrs Emma Branson plans to visit Pensacola Florida about August 1. James Heck purchased a house and lot from Thomas Crary for $900 in this period.

Thomas Crary James Heck J. E. McGrew Shelburn W. J. Tague Sullivan Robert Anderson Ansyl Parrish St. Louis Charles Jacobs Crosson William Ivey Chicago W. V. Jennings Cal Ridgeway Stella Ireland Boston McClain W. L. Wood Colorado Springs Denver Essie Curry Etta Engle Emma Branson Pensacola Fla Clarence Brown Margaret Dorsey Keneipp North Carey Street Baltimore Maryland

Carlisle social notes report regional visits and travels

Miss Lillie Edmondson of Chicago visits Jefferson township with William T. Spencer family. Mrs J F Alumbaugh attends St Louis exposition then goes to Wonett Missouri to visit sister Mrs Frank Buckley. Mrs T E Johnson and Miss Geneva Hammond attend St Louis exposition. Mrs Eliza Weir and granddaughter Alethea Billman of Heltonville visit C O Weir in Carlisle area. Mrs J E McConnell in Vincennes. Mrs George W Watson in Terre Haute with son Carl Watson. Miss Jess Pearce heads to Long Beach California for summer. J B Hart and Will Brentlinger carpenter in Terre Haute. C A Watson of Carlisle buys half interest in Terre Haute photo shop. Mrs Louis Heidner returns from Linton visit.

Lillie Edmondson Chicago William T. Spencer Jefferson Township J. F. Alumbaugh Wonett Frank Buckley W. B. Akin St. Louis Fair T. E. Johnson Geneva Hammond St. Louis Eliza Weir Julia Wallace Erie Kan Ann Hoover E. D. Dennison Jess Pearce Long Beach Cal J. B. Hart Will Brentlinger Terre Haute C. A. Watson Carlisle Louis Heidner Linton

Fairbanks Notes Show Local Life And Events

Jas H Scott visited Sullivan on township business. Levi Johnson builds a fine fence in Fairbanks. Arch Kissner buys a hack for trips to Terre Haute. Earl Pounds injured arm recently. Warren Dickerson visited Terre Haute. Mort Pogue has a fine girl at home. Willis Day traveled from Terre Haute. Uncle Sam DeBaun visited relatives and lost his coat. D J Dilley and Miss Belle Yeager in Fairbanks. Whitlock family at Sunday School. Reed and Clark gave an electrical exhibit. Herschel Banefield toured Sullivan. Lyman Pounds and Charley Johnson thresh 180 acres. Della Beauchamp visiting. Weather good for ice cream. Township Sunday School convention soon. Visitors from Doddville and Scott City. Setha Hunt bought a bicycle. Ancil Badger from Staffordshire in town. Many attended Hunt church. Elmer Watson preached. Dave Thompson on the sick list. Union Coal Company incorporated in Indiana, Madison County.

Jas. H. Scott Sullivan Levi Johnson Fairbanks Arch Kissner Terre Haute Earl Pounds Warren Dickerson Mort Pogue Willis Day Sam DeBaun Farmersburg D. J. Dilley Belle Yeager C. F. Whitlock Messrs Reed and Clark Herschel Banefield Neffs Lyman Pounds Charley Johnson Della Beauchamp Jas. Scott’s Doddville Scott City Setha Hunt Ancil Badger Staffordshire Elmer Watson Dave Thompson

Notice to non-residents in Sullivan County

Statewide legal notice informs non residents including Jacob Ogle Amanda Chastain Samuel Chastain and many others of unknown residences that they must appear in Sullivan Circuit Court on October 10 1904 to answer a complaint to quiet title and satisfy mortgages. The notice lists numerous heirs and unknown recipients and requires appearance to demur or answer.

Jacob Ogle Amanda Chastain Samuel Chastain Louisa Buchanan Mason Buchanan Elizabeth Houston Charles Houston Whitcomb Walls William Tell Walls Minerva Benton William Benton Jane Rusher Eiza Walls Lena A. E. McKee John Rusher John Malone William B Malone Solomon Malone David Crawford Ida Crawford Daisy Crawford Maggie Crawford John Crawford Theodore Crawford Mary Zimmerman Ida Malone Charles Malone Jesse A. Malone Oliver Malone Ellen Hummer Arch Hummer Effie Faulkenburg Lee Faulkenburg Lucy Malone Solomon J. Dix Joshua Dix Charles Bailey James Gordon George Gordon Newton’Brewer Stephen Brewer Solomon Goodman Sarah Walls Elizabeth Walls Perry Marlow Franklin Pierce Walls Beulah Walls Charlie Walls William Walls Maggie Hoskins John Hoskins Gideon Wagoner Naoma White James White Robert Crawford Thomas Dever Jesse Dever Eliza Wagoner Franklin Wagoner Dolly Dever Alice Dever May Dever William Dever Wesley Dever George W. Dever Fannie Hamil Gussie Abbey Edward Abbey Ishmael Park Artie Richards John Richards George Hanchett Rollin Han Elias Walls James W. Thompson Beulah Thompson James Laswell Elijah York Thomas York Thomas McClanahan Hezekiah Lovelace Amos Hart Jemima Hart Henry D. Palmer Margaret McBroom David Bledsoe, Sr Pleasant Bledsoe Hugh H. Bledsoe Newton Bledsoe John R. Bledso State of Indiana Towit Enoch Walls Nimrod Walls Elias Walls Napoleon B. Walls Benjamin Walls Oliver Walls Joshua Walls Eli Dix Mary Walls William Charles Everett Walls Amos C. Workman Bonaparte D. Walls Hezbekiah Lovelace David Bledsoe John JR. Bledsoe Mary E. Bledsoe Jane Walters John Walters Jane Driver James J. Shepherd Polly Earles Sullivan Circuit Court Sullivan

Misses on Turman's Creek Banks Enjoy Outdoor Trip

A group of women including Lola Pogue Ida Reed Joy Harrison Tressa Dilley Nellie and Zella Johnson Pearl Russell Kate Dickerson Tressa Higbee Lizzie and Ethel Granby and the Misses Russell spent last Thursday fishing and hunting on the banks of Turman's Creek far away.

Lola Pogue

Builders hardware stock complete at Scott Bros

Scott Bros reports a full stock of builders hardware with no shortages. The note lists the address 52.21 and confirms availability for contractors and builders.

Scott Bros

Ice Cream Supper Hosted by New Lebanon W F M S

The W M S of New Lebanon invites all to an ice cream supper on the lawn Saturday July 23 hosted by Mrs J H Gill president. Proceeds support church work and community fellowship.

New Lebanon J. H. Gill

Baptist Service Promotes Sin Realized Sermon

At the morning service the pastor will preach on Sin Realized. In the evening Rev. J. E. Fry of the Presbyterian church will preach in a union meeting. Everybody is invited.

J. E. Fry The Presbyterian Church

Deering Mower Ad From Mattix Turman & Riggs

The Deering Mower with wood pitman is advertised as unbeatable. Sold by Mattix Turman and Riggs at 5221. The New York Weekly Tribune Farmer is offered as a national agricultural paper for 25 cents a year to Union readers.

Mattix, Turman & Riggs New York Weekly Tribune

Lucky Numbers Drawn By Mattix Turman Riggs

Frank Branham and Charles Wible held the lucky numbers at Mattix Turman Riggs. Branham drew the buggy and Wible the store. A second buggy will be given away on October 1 with a rubber tire. Each $2 cash purchase or $2 on account earns a ticket.

Frank Branham Charles Wible Mattix, Turman & Riggs Branham Wible

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jane Foutz Irvin Burton Tom Morin Kate Monrow Union Orval Taylor Jennie Whitlock the Bluff Big Springs Martha Durham Nellie ‘Gray Ella Josie Eno Bertha Stanley Jose Medsker Warren Watson T. K. Cushman C. B. Hershey Tom [Medsker Lizzie Manning Luther Keene and Alvin Dudley Lillie Keene Carl Gambill Flora Morin Mises Ida Lillie Daniels Minnie Miller Weltha Daniels Elmer Wilkey Ollie Joseph Ida Daniels Roscoe Joseph Walter Steele Flora Bell C. C. Morin Frank Morin Bert Ferre G. B. Muncie Ed Joseph George Muncie James Daniels Florence Muncie Laura Ferree Braxton Walters Willie Daniels Elizabeth. Joseph Walter Nash David Daniels Isaac Joseph Galey Hamilton Perry Hayden Bertha Gilmour Isaiah Hoggatt Minnie Ross Phoebe Brunker Union Coal Company Madison County State OF Indiana Sullivan County Robert Taylor Anna E. Ogle, Et al Deering Brahma D.r.newkirk Pleasantville, Ind Col. Dear Chase & Sanborns W. H. Hill, JR Our Meat Department ROBT Calvert West of Postoffice
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