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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1914

Page

8

Wesley Hughes Pioneer Died Last Thursday

Wesley Hughes a pioneer resident of the county and city died at his home near the C E I depot Thursday night from a complication of diseases of old age He was 86 years old and born on his father s farm west of Center Sullivan He married Nancy Davis in 1851 and lived in this city most of his life He was a longtime insurance agent and widely known in Sullivan and surrounding counties The funeral was held Saturday at his residence with Rev J H Carnes officiating Two young men admit burglary charge Jake Colvin 20 and Fred Eaton 22 were arrested for stealing pipes watches cigars tobacco a diamond ring and other items from Sam Merrill s South Main Street store Police found footprints and Colvin confessed Eaton also confessed

Jake Colvin Fred Eaton Samuel Merrill Wesley Hughes Mr. Hughes Center Tee Ile Fred Briggs John C. Briggs Anna Farris Hughes Ff Csi Hina Sullivan Sulivan Evans Nancy Davis Joshua Davis Carlisle Thomas Davis New Lebanon John Miles Methodist Church M .E. Church John C. Fremont George F. Hughes Crawfordsville T. E. Hughes St. Paul Minn Catherine Oliver City Olive M. van Buskirk Rocky Ford Col Kelley Rich Sam Merrill South Main Street Colvin Eaton

Arrests and Suspended Sentence Reported in Local Crime

A resident named Colvin received a suspended sentence for stealing a revolver. The same subject has previous arrests on minor charges. D. ce and vane ber ame o have been involved in the local incident sequence.

D. Ce Vane Berame Colvin Sentere

Oil pool results and litigation noted in Jamison pool

Ohio drillers report Coulson No 3 in Jamison field at 00 feet with light well. Dix No 18 in main pool at 73 barrels. McGrew No 3 in main pool at 75 barrels. Raley No 13 in Pinkston pool at 20 barrels. Alkire No 5 main pool light producer. Ohio drilling Patten No 1 in Huckelberry pool. Ohio Oil sues Barbara North for 300 dollars. Frate Nes bit No 2 in Jamison pool light producer. Illinois wildcat planned between Carlisle and New Lebanon. BE hk T Producing Co comprising Riggs, Riggs, Ersinger, Thompson, reports Jamison pool exhaustion. Norris No 5 Pinkston pool at 59 barrels.

The Ohio Uriah Coulson Jamison Field Thomas Dix Kennedy People Jaze McGrew Alex Raley Pinkston J. T. Alkire Cyrus Patten Ohio Oil Company Barbara E. North Jamison Hamilton Oil and Gas Company Illinois Carlisle New Lebanon BE. Hk. T E. R. Riggs James i. Riggs John Ersinger Claude Thompson

Terre Haute Star and Union Offer One Year Deal

The Terre Haute Star and Union advertise a combined one year subscription for two dollars and fifty cents. The offer provides readers in the area with access to local news, politics, and community updates for an affordable annual rate.

Terre Haute THE UNION

Advertised Letters at Sullivan Postoffice

List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Sullivan Indiana Postoffice dated July 26 1414 and to be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called within two weeks Female names include Furgeson M Mary Miller Mrs W di Robertson Miss Florence Male names include Brown Mr David Killion Mr W S Newlin Mr Claude Nicholas Mr Samuel Owry TF Teeters Mr Calvin Thombs Mr Hershel Wolfe Clay S When calling please say advertised One cent due on each letter P M W E AYDELOTTE postmaster

Sullivan Ind Postoffice

Former Sullivan Residents Lose Homes in Jasonville Fire

Three former Sullivan residents suffered losses in a Jasonville fire Friday afternoon. Mrs Leslie Shanklin lost a business room, C C Williams lost two business rooms, and Joe Rettich lost a saloon building. Williams is son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Adam Machine, formerly residents nearby. Indications point to little chance the yarned district will be rebuilt as much coal has been mined out.

Sullivan Jasonville Leslie Shanklin C. C. Williams Joe Rettich Williams Mre Adam Machine

Prohibition Rally Draws Indiana Leaders at Church

A large crowd heard J. Frank Hanly, former Indiana governor, speak Sunday afternoon at a Christian church in support of statewide prohibition. Mrs. Culla J. Wayhinger, state president of the WCTU, also spoke. Music was directed by Everett R. Nartzinger of Indianapolis.

Hanly J. Frank Hanly Indiana Christian Church Culla J. Wayhinger Indianapolis Everett R. Nartzinger

Grafters Top City Hall Four Flashers In Big 14–10 Win

The County Grafters beat the City Hall Four Flashers 14 to 10 at Coffman Park on a Thursday afternoon. A large crowd attended and business paused in the city for the event. Mayor Don Roberts of Terre Haute umpired the game, with proceeds funding a proposed poor childrens picnic.

Grafters Coffman Park County Grafters City Hall Don Roberts Terre Haute Terry Hut

Republicans Nominate S W Cook with Sure Winner for Congress

The Republicans of the first district and their nominee S W Cook adopt the campaign slogan S W C Sure Winner for Congress signaling their bid for election.

Ss. W. C S. W. Cook Congress

Gallam Cleaves and Beautifies Hair Color Restore

Sree offers Gray Eve rs Restore Hair to its youthful color and prevents thinning. Prices: 50c and 1.00 at Druggista.

Evers Druggista

Reading and Conversation Build a Superior Mind

A philosopher urges constant study and dialogue with challenging people. Easy reading dulls intellect, while sustained effort strengthens comprehension and reasoning.

Sullivan Circuit Court Divorce Notice for Martha Ware

Martha Ware not a resident of Indiana is notified of a filed divorce complaint by J W Lindley, attorney, in Sullivan County Court. The case requires her appearance by September 14, 1914, or the matters will be heard in her absence. Clerk Charles R. Ralfsback signs the notice dated July 15, 1914.

Crise Aerien Adtivater Jobo Wo Lindies Sullivan Circuit Martha Ware Fidiana Sullivan County State of Indiana Tee Charles RR. Ratlsbacis Sullivan Circuit Court John W. Lindley

Public sale notice for district No 11 school property

Notice is given that I will offer for sale at public entry on Friday August 1st at 10 a m on the premises the school property known as district No 11 at the northwest corner of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter section 27 township 8 north range 10 west in Turman township Sullivan county Indiana W B Jewel Trustee Turman township First insertion July 29 1914 3t

Suthwest Rater Township Turman Township Sullivan County Indiana

Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Court

In Sullivan County Indiana Sullivan Circuit Court September term 1914 OSA Reynolds v Ed North et al Complaint No 16062 action account and attachment filed July 2 1914 by Hays Hays attorneys for plaintiffs notifying Ed North George Northrup Barbara H North that they are non residents of Indiana and must answer by September 21 1914 or the complaint will be heard in their absence. Clerk Charles R Railsback.

ED North Hays Sullivan County State of Indiana

Illness Keeps Mrs. Leach at Home

Mrs. Steve Leach remains ill at her home in the city. Health condition not specified but at home care is noted.

Steve Leach

Sullivan Circuit Court Notice of Final Account Hearing

Sullivan Circuit Court invites creditors heirs and legatees of the decedent to appear on Monday September 7 1914 the first judicial day of the September term to show cause why the final report of the estate should not be approved. Attorney information included.

Sullivan Circuit Court

Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Targets Children

Newspaper ad urges parents to treat children for worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer. Claims coated tongue and restless sleep signal infestation and promotes 25 cent candy form as a laxative aid sold by Joe K Smock & Son and druggists.

Joe K. Smock & Son

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brunger Leach Miu Celmicley Lois Canada Permelia Hughes Emma Ceene Gubsley Dette Lin William H. Huff Aaron Morris Jacob F. Haunt Tin Margaret J. Norris Pinkston Pool Microm Sioff Chautauque Senator Gore Puelid Clalis Red Men St. Maud Bullineten Tia Schiusmann J. 1. Pleasant Pres J. Dd. Parner Lothine M. Douthitt South Side Sullivan County Loan and Trust Co Sullivan City J. R. Riggs F. J Treas Neyetce Thoienu W. B. Jewel Osa Reynolds Charles R. Railsback DR. Trey Tali DR. Lindley Interurban Station Fiays& Fiays Oxfords
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