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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1916
Page
7
J B Mullane and Company announce receipt of a car load of Melborn Kentucky buggies, signaling a large shipment for local buyers and dealers.
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court October term 1906 Theodore E Barnes sues Ida B Barnes for divorce Complaint No 12146 filed July 16 1906 by Walter F Wood attorney claims Ida B Barnes is not a resident of Indiana and must answer or demur at Sullivan Court House or judgment may be entered in her absence Witness the Clerk Tilghman Ogle July 16 1906
Mothers with daughters reaching womanhood should consult Dr Crowley for timely physician care. Troubles arising now and allowed to run on cause years of suffering and should be promptly attended to.
Rubber tires put on while you wait with reasonable charges. Mattix Turman and Riggs advertise prompt service and quick turnover at 36 tf.
Notice of public sale by Adam Maschino at his Sullivan area farm one and one half miles south on the Linton gravel road. Personal property includes three fresh milch cows two yearlings one heifer one steer hogs a good brood mare wagon harness plows and farming implements and some household goods. Sale starts 10:00 a.m. Terms cash for sums to five dollars. over five dollars a nine month credit with a note and 8 percent interest after maturity.
The item lists a series of queries about Sullivan’s civic projects and figures. It asks about the Majority Rule Club electric sparks for youth interurban service a new opera house the pure supply proposition and Skidoo club plans. It also questions the fate of a judicial contest outcomes of auto rides and local literary knowledge.
Clifford Marion Orr and Ella Grace Warner wed in Carlisle with both families residing there. Dean Daniely and Florence May Salesman married at Hymera by Justice Kirkham. Flemon Bedwell and Lizzie Mabel Perigo wed Jefferson township residents in a Thursday ceremony. Ethel Alumbaugh and Virgil Page, from Cass, received a marriage license. Christopher Columbus Tabor and Edna Pearl Hunsucker were issued a license. Tabor farms at Seymour and Hunsucker is from Carlisle.
A list of land transfers totaling 25 transactions across Cass, Hamilton, Turman, Haddon, Shelburn, and surrounding areas. Sellers include Saml. M. McCammon, Teresa Mullane, Wm. B. peat, and Jennie Rogers. buyers include Nettie E. Ring, Robert C. Osborn and wife, and Chas. Hale among others. Total consideration stated as 25.39 dollars.
An advertisement advises that crying babies signal stomach or digestive issues and promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for babies and children. It claims the product contains no injurious ingredients and offers money back if ineffective, sold by Joe K Smock at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Residents report visits among Wilkins Ferrand McCord and Hazelrigg families. A Friday rain is noted. Scott City show drew attendees. Churchgoers Hughes Jewell Hazelrigg and Flasher families joined at nearby homes. Iva Hiatt visited Lola Wilkins. preaching occurred Sunday.
Edna and Florence Eby visit A G Cushman this week while J B Durham visits Sullivan on Saturday. Will Watson shows a new buggy. Tom Medsker and Newton Burton ship four car loads of sheep to Chicago Saturday. E C Eno also in Sullivan Saturday. Mrs Neese visits daughter Lucy Phillips who is very sick. Warren Watson and sons Will and Roy in Sullivan Saturday. Dr J L Durham and wife attend funeral in Bloomfield for Mrs Joe Shryer then return. Mrs Shryer was formerly Rose O Boyle of Merom and cousin to Mrs Durham. Robert Vanhorn and wife, Will Moore and family of Staffordshire, Jesse Burton and wife of Farmersburg, and Mrs Daisy Woods of Indianapolis visit James Morris Sunday. Three weeks remain until the Manns Grove convention on August 16.
Rain on Monday was welcomed by residents. Abner Walters and family visited Merom. The Foutz family hosted dinner with Absalom Foutz. Anna Mondon stayed with Fred Herz. Emmit Harrison visited Flossie McKinney. Charley Riggs and Ruth visited Merom. Mrs. Jason Walters improving. Races at Sullivan drew attendees. Wheat hauled daily to West Union. Will Yager dined with Ora Patton. Clarence Lester and Mary Foutz went to Staffordshire.
Advertises Pennsylvania Lines from Terre Haute as top choice for travel to Atlantic Seashore resorts and major eastern cities and western destinations. Encourages contacting ticket agents for rates, schedules, and a travel folder, naming C. C. Truek as traveling passenger agent in Terre Haute Indiana.
Railway ad lists monthly excursion fares including a round trip from points in the south and southwest at two dollars. Mentions agents Draper and Sullivan and notes tickets available on the first of each month for homeseekers.
Silver Chaney offers farm loans with rates of 44 percent for amounts of two thousand dollars and above, and 5 percent for smaller loans. The notice appears in the farm loan advertisements section.
Dr Crowley has not failed in a single case across forty six years and has treated many severe instances of gall stones and bilious colic, underscoring a sustained record of success.
L W Wyatt announces an application to Sullivan County Indiana authorities for a one year liquor license to sell intoxicating drinks in quantities under five gallons with on premise consumption. The proposed premises are the Johnson building, a two story brick structure in Farmersburg lot 10, with a front storefront and rear access.
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