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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
2
Dr and Mrs James A Cozart of Terre Haute hosted Mrs Cozarts Parents Mr and Mrs James Muchmore over the holiday. Many neighbors and relatives from Carlisle Evansville and Terre Haute visit and travel, with moves to Blackfoot Idaho and Bloomington Indiana noted for several residents.
A Delvalle Texas reader reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve saved his daughter's cut foot after doctors doubted it could heal. The ad cites the salve as the world's best and notes it costs 25 cents and is stocked by Joe K. Smock & Son druggists.
Nine girls from Robinson Ill formed a picknicking party to Merom on Wednesday and spent the day on the Bluffs traveling by machines. The group included Eleanor Poynter Josephine Crowder Pauline Batey Ruth Reed Anna Hunt Carro Krug Irene Mattix Zola Sinclair and Mary Brubaker. Thomas J Wolfe left for a months long visit to Nebraska and Colorado visiting relatives in Lincoln Rocky Ford Colorado Springs Denver and Pueblo before returning home. Mrs J Harve Crowder entertained friends at bridge Wednesday evening with guests Mrs FE Crowder Herbert Steel Joe R Crowder S Paul Poynter O B Harris H K Ross and Dirrelle Chaney. The prize went to Mrs E S Crowder. A two course luncheon was served.
An advertisement argues that substitutes lower price at dealer profit but Foley Kidney Pills offer better kidney and bladder relief. The ad urges asking for Foley Kidney Pills and lists Joe K. Smock & Son as the sellers.
Prof E L Lawson of Villa Grove Illinois, longtime school administrator, visits his parents on Cross street while pursuing a Masters at Illinois State University Urbana. Also noted are a dinner honoring Grace and Pearl Drennon and Jewell Beaver with local guests and baseball figure Peck Walters in town with the St Petersburg ball team.
Eczema ointment heals skin eruptions instantly with soothing antiseptic action. Doctors endorse it. Alleman of Littletown Pa reports forehead eczema cured in two weeks. Money back guarantee. Available from Pfeiffer Chemical Co and local druggists.
Miss Marie Russell entertained last Wednesday in honor of Miss Lena Pratt of Dalton Massachusetts. The guests enjoyed an evening of cards dancing and music with refreshments of ice cream cake and punch.
An 19th century style advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot comfort. It claims instant relief from sting from coins itching ingrown nails bunions and sweating and says shoes feel easier. It markets a trial package free and lists Le Roy New York address.
Mrs. Richard Bailey entertained the Country Cousins Club at her West Johnson Street home on Wednesday afternoon. Members listed include Mrs. Walter N. Thompson and Mrs. J William Lindley among others from Paxton Hymera Graysville Terre Haute and Pimento with several guests.
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from local bankers and notes internal action, 75 cent price per bottle, and urging Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Mullane couple spend time at their east city farm. Their son Dan, 21, weighs 215 pounds and will seek a center or guard spot on Butler's football team this fall. Their son Joe holds a responsible position with an Indianapolis contracting firm.
Notice to non residents in Sullivan County Indiana. Indiana Coal Company sues Sarah E Williams and others in Sullivan Circuit Court for quiet title. Defendants must answer by September 19, 1913 or default will be entered. Clerk Charles R. Railsback presiding. First insertion July 28, 1913.
Sealed bids due by 4 pm Tuesday August 5 for exclusive right to operate a refreshment stand at Manns Grove on August 12. No bottled goods or prize packages may be sold. Bid submissions may be rejected at the organizer's sole discretion.
Emma Figg files a quiet title action in Sullivan Circuit Court against James Nichols and multiple unknown heirs and devisees of Nichols and Jerry Nichols, with Jane Booker Ed Stanfield Cora Nichols Roxy Nichols Alonzo Haines named. defendants are nonresidents of Indiana and were notified of the filing with first insertion dated July 23, 1913.
Notice is given that by order of the Sullivan Circuit Court the administrator of Joseph Chrisman deceased will sell at public auction on August 15 1918 in Sullivan Indiana multiple parcels of real estate in Mapleton Subdivision and West Mapleton area in cash proceeds to pay mortgages. Sale starts at 2 PM.
John W Lindley named administrator of the estate of Quincy Anderson of Sullivan County Indiana with a solvent estate status. J W Lindley acts as administrator and is represented by attorney J W Lindley. First insertion July 28 1913-31.
The State of Indiana Sullivan County. In Sullivan Circuit Court September term 1913 Phelena S Coffman Oscar M Patton et al Complaint No 15562 Cause of action waste and forfeiture of tenancy On July 19 1913 plaintiff by John W Lindley filed the complaint with affidavit that Oscar M Patton is not resident of Indiana He is notified to appear and answer by September 1 1918 at Sullivan Court House or the matter will be heard in his absence First insertion July 23 1913 3t
In Sullivan County Indiana on July 14, 1913, Walter F Wood attorney filed a complaint in Sullivan Circuit Court against Frank Bourn nonresident of Indiana. The suit on note and attachment requires appearance or demurrer by September 10, 1913, at the Sullivan Court House. failure will lead to hearing in absentia. The filing is by clerk Charles R Ratlsback with seal. First insertion July 16 1913.
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