Local News Notes and Social Updates
The item lists numerous relatives visitors and residents in Sullivan Indiana with names such as Fred Boatwright Bert Beasie x, Bert Howard, Myrtle Harris, Belle Caffee and Mrs. Geo Datton. It mentions local events including lodge officer installations, marriages like Fred W. Kester and Fanny Hampton, and a plan to open a fishing camp near Clear Pond with about 60 members. The piece also covers a fire at Calvin Camp’s barn south of Sullivan, medical notes on heart disease and a social gathering hosted by Mrs Wm Hendrick for Miss Sacriste of Virginia with prize winners and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Drake
Lige Nichols
Ella Horner
Crawfordsville
W.H. Eaton
S. F. Meson
Fred W. Kester
Fanny Hampton
Terre Haute
Daisy Crawford
Danville
W. A. Jenkins
Indianapolis
John O’con
O’conneil
Pearl Milam
Stewart
W. E. Sarton
Billa Stewart
Denver
Calvin Campeel
Sulivan
Sullivan
Clear Pond
Wm Hendrick
Outing to Trinity Springs Amid Local Notices and Sales
Local column notes an upcoming trip by Mrs. Stratton and Miss Amy to Trinity Springs, mentions Gilbert Bond's horse dying on arrival, and advertises furniture deals including a $2.50 oak rocker. It also covers residents planning moves to Colorado and New York, a summer refrigerator sale, and health ads for Chamberlain's tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Stratton
Amy Ae
Trinity Springs
Gilbert Bond
Sullivan
Local residents and visitors noted in Merom social roundup
Miss Mariel Root visited Terre Haute while Miss Flavia Trueblood returned from there. Grace Duffer of Terre Haute visited Laura Pleasant. Emma Cooper and children from Decatur Illinois stayed with the Larrs. Aldrich traveled to Ohio. Ora Raley from Staffords shire visited a brother. Manifold left for Missouri. Vada Newlin stayed with Larr grandparents. Wilbur Coyner moved his family into Emma Wright’s house. Chas Fairfield and family attended a Robison street fair. Nichols of Terre Haute passed through en route to William Giles in Illinois. Flora Hardesty Nichols, former Merom student, finished the commercial course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Duffer
Terre Haute
Laura Pleasant
Our City
Emma Cooper
Decatur, Ill
D. W. Larr
Pres
Aldrich
Ohio
Ora Raley
Staffordsshire
Mrs. Manifold
Missouri
Flavia Trueblood
Cincinnati
Wilbur Coyner
Emma Wright
A. L. Nichols
Nichols
William Giles
Illinois
Mrs. Nichols
Flora Hardesty
Miss Mabel Smith Visits Old Friends From Alfords ville
Obituary for Edna Mabel Burton daughter of Floyd and Catherine Burton born Oct 22 1887 died July 10 1908. She was kind dutiful and faithful attending Sabbath School and church. Funeral by Rev W A Yager in M E church with many mourners. buried in Burton cemetery beside family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Smith
Alfordsville
W. I. F. Smith
M. E. Church
Edna Mabel Burton
Floyd and
Catherine Burton
Mabel
W. A. Yager
M. E
Burton
Graysville Notes On Religion Weather And Travel
Graysville reports peasant weather continues with threshing and oats harvest underway. Rev McNaughton returns from Evansville and Rev Caswell led the Lord's Supper at the Presbyterian church last Sunday. Families Harrison Burton Elmer Thomas and Elsie Shields plan a two week emigrant wagon trip to Trinity Springs and E G Carrithers returns from a Western trip with an enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell
Presbyterian Church
John Lawson
Cash Harrison
Harrison Burton
Elmer Thomas
Elsie Shields
Trinity Springs
G. Carrithers
Gasoline stores offered at H. H. H. with right prices
Gasoline stores, the best made, are offered for sale at the H. H. H. with right prices highlighted.
Cholera Infantum Cure Advised For Health of Infants
This notice states cholera infantum is highly dangerous but curable with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil as directed. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ad Says Arnica Salve Cures Piles and Tumors
A VerbenA Alabama ad proclaims a 24 tumor piles cure by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The testimonial from F A Gulledde claims relief from burfis and aches with a 25 cent price at Joe K Snock's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gulledde
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Joe K. Snock
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Fred Boatwright
Tifton, Ga
Bert Beasiex
Linton
D. W. Welly
Harry
Clarence Pinkston
Archie Reveree
Middletown
Ira Glidden
Als
Mary Coulson
Beile Coulson
Hanapolis
W.H. Hays
Myrtle Harris
Merom
Belle Caffee
Harry Crawford
Mattoon
Charles W. Sandusky
Chicago
Geo. R. Datton
Paxton
W. E. Parrott
St. Louis
Glen Smith
Marion Jenkins
Carlisle
W. H. Bridwell
Owensburg
Bert Howard
Verve Haute
Ruby Hays
Sarah Patton
Lee Whitmore
Cnarge
Western Union
West
Fred South
Crowley
James Greenlee
Colorado
New York
Wwaats
Lemma
Mary Cochran
Funkakee
Don Cochran
H. Schmidt & Co
W. D. Eaton
Buckeye State Carnival Company
Thomas Osborne
Curry Township
Osborne
Shelburn
John Osborne
Mr. Osborne
Union
Stars and Stripes
H. Nightswander
Prudential Insurance Company
Myr. Nighswander
Paris
Ill
Thomas R. Ellis
Cass Township
Wm Draper
Main Street
Ellis
Busseron Bottoms
A. V. Minech
Haddon Township
Miniehh
Mariel Root
Ernestine Parker
Marion Hopkins
Franc
Vada Newlin
Mrs. Larr
Chas. Fairfield
Robinson
Mrs. Jacobs
John Robinson
United
Aus
Mephisto
America
King Solomon and the
Sheba
Graysville
Rev. McNaughton
Evansville
Scott
Scott & Fownee
Peart Street
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