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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1903
Page
3
The Coshocton Daily Standard reports a huge turnout for John Robinsons circus last Saturday. Crowds filled both matinee and evening shows with praise for the exhibition, performers, and management, promising a warmCoshocton welcome for future visits.
Mrs Mary Cowen died at her daughter Mrs S E Burke's home Saturday July 1 after a paralytic stroke last December. Born April 17 1888 in Monroe County she was married to J M Cowen March 17 1860, widowed in 1900. She leaves four children and several siblings and was active in the M E church. The notice also urges school hearing and vision screenings by Dr Crowley with free examinations.
Gasoline stoves, the best made, are for sale at the H. H. H. store. Customers are urged to visit for the best prices and selection on reliable portable ranges.
James Knox writes that Sullivan barbers plan to add five cents for neck shaving, arguing unions should not accept higher prices while other costs rise. He questions barber workload and cleanliness, urges patrons to support union shops but resist daily price hikes, noting higher city rates. He cites holiday charges as worse and seeks reasons for the increase.
Mrs. Chas. Apple gate of Alexandria Ind describes a severe cough and consumption but credits three bottles of Dr King's New Discovery with a full cure and 58 pound weight gain. The ad touts the medicine as a guaranteed cure for coughs colds influenza bronchitis and lung trouble priced 50c and 1 with free trial bottles at Joe K Smock's drug store.
Floyd Curtner of Carlisle and Ada Shepherd of Oaktown married at the brides parents home in Oaktown on Thursday evening. Curtner is son of W. J. Curtner a Carlisle druggist. Shepherd led the millinery department at Akers store in Carlisle. They will reside in Carlisle.
Residents will meet Friday morning at the Burnett and Campground burial grounds to clean the premises. The notice also advertises the Boyer Gliding Settee of the H. H. H. 50 for sale as a separate item.
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