PICK-UPS Around Town and county notes
Rain delays threshing while farmers stay busy. Berry season begins as several residents visit town. Local notices include enumerations of white and colored male inhabitants over 21 in Sullivan County and a story about Indiana lawyer John G. Chaney helping a dead partner’s widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackson
Curry Township
Fairbanks Township
Turnan
Hamilton Township
Cass
Jefferson Township
Hadden
Gill Township
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Washington
John G. Chaney
Court of Claims
Chaney
Congress
Charles Reynolds
McArthur
Ohio
Reynolds
Mr. Chaney
Ice Cream Social Planned by New Lebanon M E Church Ladies
The ladies of the M. E. church at New Lebanon will hold an ice cream social on the church lawn Saturday evening August 3. Proceeds go to the parsonage fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
New Lebanon
Church Lawn
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Banquets
Oats cutting delayed. Fred McBride of Sullivan in the area last week. Harry Dilley, recovering in Arizona, has returned home. Rollie and Miss Mamie Denney of Springfield Ill visited relatives here. Misses Paul and Lulucus Long of Sullivan visited Lola Drake. O C Brewer Ephriam Johnson and Vester Johnson attended a Masonic banquet at Farmersburg Friday night. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Payne of Terre Haute visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jain Johnson were guests of Mr and Mrs Elijah Johnson and family Sunday. Ars Josie Dilley and Miss Belle Yeager were guests of Mr and Mrs Josephus Clark Sunday. Mr and Mrs Eli Thompson were guests of Mr and Mrs Ephriam Johnson Sunday. Mrs Estel Drake and Miss Myrtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McBride
Sullivan
Harry Dilley
Arizona
Rollie
Mamie Denney
Springfield
Ill
Paul and
Lulucus Long
Lola Drake
O. C. Brewer
Ephriam Johnson
Vester Johnson
Farmersburg
Roscoe Payne
Terre Haute
Jain Johnson
Elijah Johnson
Ars. Josie Dilley
Belle Yeager
Josephus Clark
Eli Thompson
Estel Drake
Myrtle
Thompson Visits Tilman Johnson Thursday
Social notes record Thompson visiting Mr and Mrs Tilman Johnson on Thursday plus Mrs Steve Lane and daughter Rosie visiting Mr and Mrs Walter DeBaun on Sunday.
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Postoffice July 24 1907
Remaining unclaimed letters include ladies and gents lists with names such as Miss Maud Booker Mrs L A Bosstick Miss Jenie Crawford Ollie Fields Oma Gordon Jennie Hamilton Mrs Flora More of Mathes Pearl Peyton Mrs Elien Richey Mrs Ga Taylor Mrs Rose and C C Adams Charles Buck Lester Dayton Edward Letsinger Harbin McGuire E C Sheedy C L Weaver Joe plus notes that callers should say advertised and that drillers began on Jamison farm well number three with expectation of a productive outcome Ora Carter of Sulphur Springs Texas visiting Sullivan and Mrs H E Dutton visiting Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker
Maud. Bosstick
L. A. Crawford
Jenie
Fields
Ollie. Gordon
Oma. Hamilton
Jennie
More
Mathes
Flora
Monday
Pearl
Peyton
Elien
Richey
Ga. Taylor
Rose
Jamison Farm
Ora Carter
Sulphur Springs
Texas
H. E. Dutton
Indianapolis
New Dental Parlor Opens In Bays Block
Dr. A M Timmis has opened a modern dental office in Bays block after selling his Stratton partnership. He will serve old patients and new ones with Dick Conkle and Charley Gilmour performing a dance tonight near Hocking mine for Miss Annie Griffin of Chicago. Mrs W H Lucas travels to Lake Maxinkuckee. Eunice J Holmes plans Argos visit. Will Walters suffers three broken ribs after a horse kick. Farewell service in the old Presbyterian church is planned for the last Sunday of the month with a special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Timmis
Stratton & Timmis
Harry Stratton
Davis Hotel
Bays
Timmis
E. R. Riggs
Riggs
Dick Conkle
Charley Gilmour
Hocking
Annie Griffin
Chicago
Shelburn
Hymera
W. H. Lucas
Harold Bays
Lake Maxinkuckee
Eunice J. Holmes
Argos
Old Presbyterian
Real Estate Sale in Sullivan County Indiana
Everett Sanders, commissioner, will sell at private vendue on September 7 1907 at 10 a m the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter and the west half of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 12 township 8 north range 8 west totaling 160 acres Sullivan county Indiana cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eswy Tate
John Shepherd
Sullivan Circuit Court
Nancy J. Neal
James Shepherd
J. F. Scherb
Postofficc
Hymera
Sullivan County
Indiana
State of Indiana
Everett Sanders
Local Markets Report Shows Mixed Livestock And Grain Prices
Wheat prices stable around 45 to 50 cents for various futures. No. 1 Timothy hay priced at $18.00, No. 2 at $17.00. Cracked corn at $1.29 per unit. Hogs range from $5.40 to $5.60, cattle and calves listed with varied grades and prices. Lambs and sheep quoted from $2.50 to $6.00 depending on grade and weight.
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Wesley Forbes
T. K. Sherman
Willis Benefield
Emma Petty
Linton
Sim Wooley
George Anderson
George McCrocklin
Beryl] Bowman
Ellsworth
George Cottrell
Ida Young
Bluffton
Sarah Kirkham
Hallie Boston
Emma Cowan
George Barrington
James Dodd
Gertie Froment of
E. A. O'Dell
Terre Rante
Merom
Frank Rockenfield
Terre Hate
Papa
Mees
Sine Sutton
Babe
Davion
Ohie
J. No Hess
Maude Burke
James Shieldsworth
Suliven
Indies Aid Society
Sonesher
Misconr
J. Y. Cornes
James Kemp
Estella Gill
James Springer
A. L. Schoen
Terre Haute Heating & Plumbing Company
Routt
Dr. Gill
John McNaughton
James Eaton
Rév. Carnes
Capt
T. B. Springer
J. West Hunt
John Springer
Ethel
Lattie Springer
Providence
Harland Ruddle
Ruddle
James Stewart
The
Christian Church
Scott Cepy
Kenzo Clark
Warry Pittman
Clarence Scott
Reliance
Fairbanks
Hogan
Joehn Scott
Middletown
George Knapp
Vincennes
McCannnon House
E. E. Russel
Bert Noblett
Castorita
Castors
Big Springs
Riggs Dental Parlors
New Bays Block
Sullivan, Indiana
Brazil
Palestine
Church Social
Sullivan, Ind
Will Walters
North Broad Street
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