Big Gains in Sullivan County Assessments Reported
The Sullivan County board of review closed and the county assessor Frank Hiatt, with Auditor Russell, prepared a state statement of assessments to take to the state board. They plan a July 26 capital trip for a few days, with many townships showing gains and a few showing losses in land, improvements, and personal property across towns including Hymera, Curry, Farmersburg, Shelburn, Fairbanks, Tarman, Hamilton, Sullivan, Cass, Merom, Dugger, Jefferson, Haddon, and Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hiatt
State Board of Review
Indianapolis
Board of Review
Sullivan County
Russell
Hile
Farmersburg
Shelburn
Fairbanks
Tarman
Hamilton Township
Sullivan Town
Merom
Dugger
Haddon Township
Carlisle
Gill Township
PERSONAL NOTES AROUND TOWN AND SHERIFF TALE
Mrs Ida Carnell of St Joseph MO visits T B Springer and family. Miss Louise Rich of Olney IL visits relatives here. Mrs George Merrick returns from Indianapolis. Mrs Russell Minter and daughter from Merom stop by Union. Jacob Eads overindulges then attacks, is subdued by Sheriff Walters deputy Smith and Marshal Botts. Sullivan county normal closes after a successful term with 36 students, up 70 percent. Community notices include illnesses and visits in Linton and New Lebanon. Local resignations and visitor moves noted. Piles relief and asthma cures advertised with Dr Shoop and Dr Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Carnell
St. Joseph
T. B. Springer
T. A. Mason
Garnet Springer
Owensboro
Louise Rich
Olney
George Merrick
Joshua Ernest
Indianapolis
Russell Minter
Merom
Union
Jacob Eads
Eads
Rebecca Richardson
Plhice
Walters
Smith
Marshal Botts
Appointment of Samuel O Neal as Administrator
Notice that Samuel O Neal has been appointed administrator of the estate of Jonathan Jewell of Sullivan County Indiana deceased. The administrator is advised by attorney I H Kalley. Estate described as solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Jewell
Sullivan County
Indiana
Samuel O'Neal
I. H. Kalley
Notice to Non-Residents in Divorce Case Sullivan Bd
Notice from Sullivan Circuit Court Sullivan County Indiana in the October term 1907 to Easter M Howard nonresident of Indiana. Complaint for Divorce No 12 687 filed July 17 1907 by Silas B Howard through attorney Silver Chaney. Court warns appearance or defense must be made at Sullivan Court House or default will be entered. Witness the clerk dated July 17 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Circuit Court
Silver Chanel
Sullivan Circuit
Easter M. Howard
Indiana
Sullivan County
State of
Tilghman Ogle
Silver Chaney
Notice of Commissioners Sale of Real Estate in Sullivan Indiana
Public sale of real estate in Sullivan County Indiana by Commissioner. Property includes Lot No 1 of A M Murphys addition in Sullivan and adjacent lot, described in plat, north line of a lot deeded to Elizabeth Morgan. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months with interest at 6 percent and attorney fees, secured by mortgage. First insertion July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Sullivan
State of
Indiana
A. M. Murphy
Recorder’s Office
Said
Elizabeth Morgan
Sullivan County
Notice to Bidders at Mann Grove Sunday School Convention
Sealed bids will be received July 17 through August 3 for exclusive stand privileges at the Mann Grove Sunday School Convention to be held August 5 1907. A bid opening will occur in Graysville on August 3 from 1:30 to 3:00 p m. No whistle packages or intoxicants may be sold on the grounds. The treasurer S D Ridgeway reserves the right to reject any bid. R R 2 Sullivan Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Grove
Graysville
S. D. Ridgeway
R. R
Sullivan
Ind
Western rail fares announced from Sullivan Indiana
One way colonist tickets from Sullivan Indiana to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Cal and to Billings Montana and intermediate northwest points through Pac and B M RR at 34.30 and 25.70 with Spokane Portland rates 32.20 34.76 and other low northwest rates on sale March 1 to April 30 and Sept 1 to Oct 31 1907. Round trip homeseekers to west southwest and south on first and third Tuesdays at one fare plus 2 00 with many routes capped at 25 00. $2 62 Sullivan Indiana to Indianapolis or 4 76 round trip good returning 30 days from sale. Connections made at Union Stations. For rates and times contact I 8 Draper Agent Depot foot of South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Ind
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
Sullivan, Ind
Billings Mont
Pac
R. R
Spokane
Wash
Portland Ore
Indianapolis Ind
Union Stations
Draper
South Main Street
California
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Idaho
Phoenix
Ariz
Guaymas
Mex
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Tacoma, Wash
Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake City
Wenatches
Spokane, Wash
Wanted Secondhand Furniture and Stoves Ad
Classified notice from Index Furniture Store Department offering all kinds of secondhand furniture and stoves. Advertisement mentions Cliff for tires and prices from Riggs & Wolfe. Also notes Sullivan Union and Terre Haute Daily Star subscription rate at one year for $2.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Index Furniture Store
Cliff
Riggs & Wolfe
Phe Sullivan Union
The
Terre Haute Daily Star
Excursion Rail Rates West and Southwest from Southern Indiana
Southern Indiana rail excursions offer one fare plus $2 for round trips with tickets on sale the first and third Tuesdays monthly to Arizona Arkansas Indian Territory Mexico New Mexico Oklahoma Texas and return limits of 30 days with stop overs. Other regions Colorado Kansas Missouri Montana Nebraska Utah Wyoming Virginia feature 21 day returns with going trip stop overs only. One way colonist rates to California North Pacific Coast Montana Idaho and more available March 1 to April 30 1907 and Sept 1 to October lists. Stop overs ten days. Reduced one way via Southern Indiana to Cincinnati Chicago Indianapolis Louisville. Contact H P Radley Chicago and W W Casto Sullivan for schedules and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Mexico
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Utah
Wyoming
Virginia
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Es Tackson
Toche
Hymera
Ocle Furmer
Curry Township
Cass Township
Jefferson Township
Sullivan Couty Normal
W. E. Burton
Luther Stewart
Milwaukee
New Lebanon
Wilbur Robinson
Robinson
John A. Kersey
Linton
Miss Wearsey
Henry Hartling
William Kell
Scott Brothers
Time
Illinois
Swope
Willow Hill
Kirk
Oblong
C. F. Dare
Crowley
BR Warris’ Etiee
Zens’ Trust Building
Silas B
Howard
Easter
M. Howard
Edward A. Hoskins
Louise Hoskins
Mildred Hoskins
Lawrence Mills
Moltie Leach
Stephen A. D. Hoskins
Court House
Teefestesde
Wm. H. Bridwel
Attorney-at-Law
Over Peoples State Bank
John S. Bays
Bays
Fred Fenton Bays
Attorneys AT Law
Sullivan, Indiana
Northside Public Square
A. Stewart
West Washington St
C. F. Briggs
Office Briggs Building
Walter N. Thompson, M. D
Dr. Shanklin
Coffman Block
East Side
H. Edwards
North Eighth Street
Terre Haute
Puff & Stratton
Gorse
Attorneys-at-Law
Northeast Corner Public Square
Citizens’ Trust Co
Notary Public
C. C. Thornberry
C. E. Walston
Thornberry & Walston
Insurance
South Side Square
Joseph M. Webb
Will
Undertakers
W. Lindley
David Crawle
WM. T. Douthitt
Neuthitt & Haddon
Attorneys-at
Over National Bank
L. J. Pyles
McKinley & McBride
D. Crawley
the Undertaker
Isaac H Kalley
ttorney-at-Law
Sullivan State Bank
John T. and
Will H. Hays
South Side
Dale's Jewelry
Southern R. R
Rus
Sun
A. G. McNabb
Indianapolis Southern BY
Beasley & Brown
Pessiey
Coffman
East Side Public Square
D. Hunt
Goodman’s Clothing Store
O. B. Harris
Citizens Trust Building
Walter F. Woop
William B. EpMonp
Wood & Edmonds, Attorney At Law
Muehler’s Drug Store
North Side
C. A. Price
Catlin Corner
Southern Indiana Rail’y
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago
H. P. Radley
W. W. Casto
Agent Son
Ry. Sullivan
Southern
Orth
Ar, Sullivan
BO P
Terre Haut
Peoria
T Louis
Beehunter
Vandalia
Vincennes
Seymour
Pennsylvania Lines
Westport
Greensburg
Central Passenger Association
Hi. P. Radley, G. P
T. A
Grand Central Station
King
Index Furniture Department
Pabin
Felix
Felix Alpicts
Sullivan Countain
John
Alkire
Ecutor
Silver Phaney
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