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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1903
Page
8
Local items report visits and greetings among families in Lebanon Boone and surrounding areas with notes on visitors from Terre Haute Danville and St Louis. Church services planned with Rev Sprague preaching next Sunday. Social events include an ice cream treat on the bluff and a fishing day at Buzzards Pond. Ed Raley died at James Hunt’s home, and Koshiba plans to return to finish college.
Mrs. Chas. Willis presented her husband with a fine girl last week. Died at the home of her father Imas McDaniel. She was buried at Palmer's Prairie cemetery. Rev. Chambers conducted the funeral services. Mrs. Blue and Mrs. Lloyd drove in to Sullivan on a slipping expedition Thursday.
Frank Jeffries spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Alexander. The mine superintendent was on the sick list last week. The Coal Co tried their new dynamo Saturday. Chas O Neal is enjoying his annual vacation. Mr and Mrs Harry Blue and daughter Kate drove over to Jackson Hill Sunday. Mrs Pieas Jones who has been on the sick list for a week is able to be out again. Robt Brook is working in Lin ton. Work inside the shaft has stopped for a week to repair the shaft. Van Brooks who got his foot mashed some time ago is able to be at work once more. Mr James Wright of Antioch spent Sunday with Ellis Alexander. Mort Crooks who has been sick with the mumps is at work again. Mr and Mrs James Knox have gone to Brazil and Mecca to visit relatives for two weeks. James Stewart has resigned his position as Superintendent. Henry J Klopp and son Elmer of Richmond spent Monday with our book keeper. Miss Tracy Smith and Mrs Ollie Smith were in Sullivan shopping Monday. Vester Lloyd and family have returned to Caledonia once more. Mr and Mrs James Scott have moved back from Star city.
An advertisement extols Cholera Infantum as highly dangerous to infants but curable with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil as directed. Sold by all druggists. Will Hays was in Chicago on business last week.
A dense list of property transfers and deeds across Sullivan, Hymera, Shelburn, and nearby towns including Evans, Merom, and Jefferson. Names such as McCrory, Starkey, Becket, and Walker appear alongside parcels in Sullivan and Hymera, with several 10 to 80 acre lots and varied lots in Jefferson, Shelburn, and Dugger. This item compiles transfers to numerous individuals and entities, reflecting a busy real estate market segment in the region.
F A Gul ledde of Verbena Alabama recalls a long struggle with a terrible pile condition that yielded 24 tumors. Bucklen’s Arica Salve allegedly cured him and proved effective for burns and aches. Sold for 25 cents at Joe K Snock’s drug store.
Train schedule lists north bound departures from Terre Haute to Vincennes with stop times at Shelburn Sullivan Paxton Carlisle and Has 246. Daily service noted with Nos 9 and 2 exceptions on Sundays, and some trains marked signal only.
A 52 acre farm four miles west of Sullivan is offered for sale with a four room house and outbuildings. The property includes a good orchard and plenty of small fruit, advertised as a bargain to be sold at once by LISTON & HAZELRIGG.
Four good 60 by 195 foot lots on Johnson Street offered at low price. Call or write G. R. Stivers Sullivan Indiana for details. Also notes a Missouri man who claims to read fifty six newspapers and magazines and takes every paper in his county.
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