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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1902

Page

8

Local notes from Merom area events and visitors

Our correspondents report a flurry of social visits and small-town activity. Amanda McKee moves into W T Bennetts house while Alverda Fairfield visits Illinois friends. Lillas Page visits her aunt Kies. Ella Cooper appears early in the week. Viskniskki of Sullivan stops with Capt Parker. Weimer takes a Decoration Day excursion to Evansville. Members entertain and attend church events. a Shelburn game ends 8 to 7. oratorios are planned for Friday and Saturday. more guests arrive and commencements entertainments occur Friday night. speakers and lectures are scheduled including Win Dawson delivering The Other Fellow at Yellow Springs.

Amanda McKee W. T. Bennetts House Alverda Fairfield Illinois Lillas Page Kies Ella Cooper Bence Hoskinson Forks Trimble Ills L. D. Weimer Mellie West Son Everett Cathren Mecomber Sutton

Local Social and Sports Notes From Sullivan Area

Safire, Fordyce in Sullivan. visits from St Louis and Terre Haute. Shelburn and Merom teams played with Shelburn winning 7 to 8. Linton gears up for street fair starting June 16. Smallpox quarantine tent established. decor day events and church gate banished by locked doors mar Decoration Day. Linton and Shelburn baseball 14 to 0 in favor of Linton.

Mesdames R. B. Harder W. H. Freedly Hynfera Robert Stewart Pennsylvania Howard Richards Viola Richards Terre Haute Merom U. C. C Shelburn Oo Allen Minnie State Board of Health Linton Sheburn Pierce Hinkley Baptist Methodist

FARMERSBURG NOTES OF LOCAL PERSONS VISITORS

In Farmersburg and nearby areas a string of visits and travels are recorded. Mies dG Heap attended events in Terre Haute on Wednesday. Mrs P W Kennedy of Sullivan was here on Thursday. Aliss Dora Smeck returned from Terre Haute on Saturday. Virginia Head of Terre Haute visited Lavade Walls on Sunday. Dr W C Faughts and family went to Annapolis Illinois for a few days. The Woods family returned to Chicago Saturday after a two week stay here. Katherine Willis and Pertud e Bell of Sullivan hosted Floy Armstrong on Sunday. Goria Lola Poston and Lowe Whitney of Sullivan were Eva Bennett’s guests on Sunday. Carey Newlin and Roy Henge with Miss Zora Faught and Misses WeWlin of Annapolis spent Sunday here.

Mies Katherine Willis Pertrude Bell Sullivan Floy Armstrong Goria Lola Poston Lowe Whitney Eva Bennett Carey Newlin Roy ‘Henge Zora Faught Aps Srey Rele Wewlin Annapolis

Palmer's Prairie social notes and local visits

Work at Grendora progresses slowly. Jas Case and family visited Joh Case on Saturday night. Dr Leach of Shelburs passed through Monday. Teri and Marlon Hawking visited Geo Richs Sunday evening. Martin Hummel plans a new house soon. Mrs Sarah Gaskill of Jackson Hill visited Harve Tiptons Thursday. Charley Bolinger and Essie Grafioms attended a baptism at Sherwan Sunday. Walter Scott and wife hosted friends Saturday night. Bez Cowen and family visited Mr Dilley near Fairbanks. Will Bolinger and wife moved in with his father last week. Mrs Bertha Cowen Rex and Miss Margaret Wyman visited near Hymera last week. Glorious 4th at Merom on the Banke of the Wabash.

Grendora Jas. Case Joh Case Dr. Leach Shelburs Teri Marlon Hawking Geo. Richs Martin Hummel Sirs Sarah Gaskill Jackson Hill Harve Tiptons Charley Bolinger Essie Grafiom Sherwarn Walter Scott Bez Cowen

Hymera social notes and Memorial addresses

Rev B F Julian visited Lewis last Friday. W W Pigg of Sullivan was in Hymera last week. The Bartst S B will observe children day next Sunday. Henry Saucerman of Jasonville was in Hymera Sunday evening. C A Lloyd of Farmersburg delivered a Memorial address at Hymera. Mrs Flora Plew and Miss Lola Ragle went to Jasonville Friday afternoon. Mrs J L Sims of Otwell visits her mother Mrs A Payne and relatives here. Miss Lelah Littlejohn of Jasonville is guest of her cousin Esta Littlejohn. Rev John Ragle and John Keene went to Linton Friday. Rev Ragle delivered a Memorial address there. Misses Margaret McGrew, Gertie Cooper and Grace Vanarsdall attended the E L convention at Sullivan this week.

B. F. Julian Lewis Ww. Pigg Sullivan Hymera Bartst S Henry Saucerman Jasonville C.A. Lloyd Farmersburg Flora Plew Lola Ragle J. L. Sims Otwell A. Payne Lelah Littlejohn Esta Littlejohn John Ragle John Keene Linton Rev. Ragle Margaret McGrew Gertie Cooper Grace Vanarsdall E. L

State Health Inspectors to Review Ohio River Counties

Dr. C. E. Ferguson and Dr. J. N. Hurty departed with plans to inspect smallpox conditions across Indiana counties bordering the Ohio River and the adjacent northern tier. They will interview county health officers and physicians to ensure ongoing preventive work or compel changes under legal penalties and possible impeachment actions.

Indianapolis C. E. Ferguson J. N. Hurty State Board of Health Ohio River County Boards of Health County Board of Health

Double Drowning Tempts to Save Another

In Princeton Indiana on June 2 Oliver M. Tichenor, a county resident, drowned while attempting to rescue a girl from Lake pond north of the city. The girl Helen Carithers, daughter of E F Carithers of Graysville, fell overboard as campers from Princeton watched. Tichenor's body and the girl were recovered hours after the accident.

Princeton Ind Lene Pond Oliver MM. Tichenor Helen Carithers E. 4. Carithers Graysville Carithers Tichenor Screama

Stain By Baby Berordor Pendleton Ind May 31

The five year old John Shuren killed his brother Charlie in a childish quarrel last Sunday when he threw an iron at him. Charlie died last Wednesday after losing consciousness and the court has not acted yet. The incident occurred in Pendleton Indiana and the case remains under review.

Berordor Pendleton Ind Charlies Nimo Shuren John

A Cabin A Mystery at John Fesuson Farm

Neighbors report signs of a possible murder at an east of city cabin on the John Fesuson farm. Clots of blood stained floors and walls. tracks indicate a man and a woman left the scene, as locals scour the countryside for a clue.

June E John Fesuson

Woman Convicted of Murder in Terre Haute Case

Terre Haute Indiana May 30 Dore Bartlett age 24 was convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to life at the Woman's Reformatory. She kept a questionable house and shot Joseph Mahalek age 27 in her house two months prior when he refused to give money for beer.

Terre Haute Ind Dore Bartlett Joseph Mahalek

Indiana Literary Clubs elect officers in May meeting

At the Indiana Union of Literary clubs meeting in Valparaiso on May 3 officers were elected: President Mrs. E. C. Earl Connersville Vice President Mrs. H. M. Beer Valparaiso Secretary Miss Willian Moore Indianapolis Treasurer Mrs. F. C. Hackett Huntington Chairman program committee Mrs. Tharp Crawfordsville.

Indiana Literary Clubs Valparaiso Ind Indiana Union of Literary Clubs E. C. Earl Connersville H. M. Beer Willian Moore Indianapolis F. C. Hackett Huntington Tharp Crawfordsville

Wife testifies to 217 whippings in divorce case

In Kokomo Indiana on June 2 Mrs Florence McIlrath testified from the witness stand that her husband whipped her 217 times during about two years of marriage. She kept tally on a window frame and the notches served as proof. She was awarded a decree.

Kokomo Ind Florence Mcllrath

Indefinitely Postponed Murder Trial in Evansville

In Evansville Indiana on May 80 the trial of Wilbur S Sherwell charged with the murder of three women was indefinitely postponed due to one attorney's illness.

Evansville Ind Wilbur S. Sherwell

South Bend Woman Ends Life in Agonizing overdose

Made freath South Bend Indiana Mar $1 Prances Korrensia, distraught over love, ingested 60 grains morphine and an ounce carbolic acid. She died after hours of suffering.

South Bend Ind Mar Prances Korrensia

Editorial Association to Meet in South Bend

The 334th annual meeting of the Northern Indiana Editorial Association will be held in South Bend on June 12 and 13.

South Bend Ind Indiana

Generous Donation To DePauw Unnamed Benefactor

Greencastle Indiana June 3 a gift of ten thousand dollars has been given to DePauw University by a donor whose name authorities have not disclosed.

Greencastle Ind DePauw

Foster awarded one cent in breach of promise suit

Laura B. Foster of Greencastle Indiana was awarded one cent by a court against Jonathan Hansell in a breach of promise case filed May 31. The ruling confirms a nominal damages award with Foster seeking legal costs. The decision notes the suit as a breach of promise action without additional damages.

Greencastle Ind Laura B. Foster Jonathan Hansell

Old Fight Renewed Over Newton County Courthouse Row

Kentland Indiana June 3 On June 7 the courthouse fight in Newton county will be renewed at the polls. The dispute centers on moving the county seat from Kentland to Morocco with Brook and Goodland backing the plan. The election at Goodland next Saturday promises spirited campaigning after four decades.

Newton County Court House Kentland Ind Newton County Morocco Brook Goodland

Tragic Fire Fatality In Kokomo Child Dies From Burns

Eight year old Margaret Bowersox daughter of George Bowersox pulled a quart of wood alcohol and matches from a shelf. The fluid ignited causing a flash that burned her clothing away and she died an hour later after being treated by her mother.

Kokomo Ind Margaret Bowersox George Bowersox

Life Sentence for Brown in James Groves Murder

In Noblesville Brown was found guilty of first degree murder in the James Groves case. The verdict came after a five hour jury deliberation and imposes life imprisonment with a three to two vote for the death penalty as a compromise.

Noblesville C. C., Brown James Groves Las

Youth district nominates Gutheie for congress in Monticello

The Democratic Youth district holds a convention in Monticello Indiana nominating William Gutheie of this place for Congress. Prospects and support lines are described as the event unfolds amid party deliberations and local reaction.

Monticello Ind William Gutheie Congress Democrats of the

Mand Coming Home After War Departures Reach Manila

Washington reports units of the Tancoe Manila vy regiments returning to the United States under orders. The Fighting Ninth is noted for its service in China and the Philippines, with casualties and a reduced role as troops demobilize. The transfer includes infantry and cavalry elements, signaling a broad drawdown from active overseas duty.

Washington Tancoe Manila Spechu China

United Mine Workers Strike Hits Eight Hour Policy

Wilkesbarre Pa June 3 The United Mine Workers order calling out on strike all gincers tremen and pumpmen at collieries not granting the eight hour day with current wages went into effect yesterday and a majority of the men complied.

Wilkesborre United Mine Workers of America

Eruption Continues at Mont Pelé in Martinique

An official Fort Debrance dispatch dated June 1 reports no need for more provisions as Mont Pelé keeps erupting and spitting cinders over Martinique.

Paris Fort Debrance Martinique Mont Pel

US Gunboat Jachias Returns to Cate on Calm in Bocas del Toro

Quiet Restorert. Colon June 3. The U S gunboat Jachias has returned to Cate on. The situation at Bocas del Toro is again normal. The government contemplates bringing the troops at Bocas del Toro back to the isthmus.

Colon Colombia U.S Jachias Cateon Bocas del Toro

Farmers Will Meet National Congress in Macon

Carbondale Mississippi June 8 The call for the National Farmers congress to be held at Macon Georgia beginning December has been issued. Topics to be discussed are of national and international character.

Carbondale National Farmers’ Congress Macon

Memorial chime dedicates beds for McKinley in Lincoln

In Lincoln on June 2 a chime of 10 beds was dedicated to the memory of William McKinley. The beds are installed in the dome of the city’s largest church the Pan American Methodist? Dome of Panis Methodist.

Lincoln Neb William McKinley Panis Methodist

Differences settled between Chicago Union Traction and workers

All differences between the Chicago Union Traction company and its employees were settled last evening with the company accepting the demands of the men.

Chicago Chicago Union Traction Company

Homestic Tragedy in Salt Lake Man Kills Wife Then Self

Salt Lake City May 81 N E Graves a mining man shot and killed his wife at their home yesterday and then fatally shot himself No cause is known.

Salt Lake Utah N. E. Graves

Four Per-sons Drowned In Columbia River Capsize

Four people drowned when a rowboat capsized in the Columbia River near Martin's Bluff one mile above Kalama Oregon on May 30.

Portland Ore Columbia River Martin’s Bluff Kalama

Gas Mine Explosion Kills Sixteen in Galicia

Vienna reports a gas explosion in a Galicia crocolite mine yesterday killed sixteen workers. Rescue teams search for more victims and assess mine safety. Local authorities coordinate with industrial agencies to investigate cause and prevent further tragedies.

Vienna Galicia

Hymera Odd Fellows to Decorate Graves Sunday

Hymera Odd Fellows plan grave decoration for their deceased members this Sunday June 5th at 2 pm. N. F. Denney and A. G. McNabb will deliver addresses at the ceremony.

Hymera Odd Fellows

Notice on Deering parts and repairs

For Deering binders mowers rakes twine and repairs see John A Mattix Sullivan Ind Obituary notice fragment mentions contact for parts and service in Indiana.

Deering John A. Mattix Sullivan Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jesfesterh MEROM E.c. Viskniskki Capt. Parker Adam Adeila Carpenter Ie. Ind Eri Tame Myr I. Metzer Biaree Sian Ju Bernice Uarper W. Lerr Whinney Dayton Booy Gyoning Safire W. A. Fordyce F. T.delashmutt Burnett Roy Lowery Will and Sam Bradbury Lorane Siner St. Louis Floyd Lowery Charley Eldridge Palmer’s Prairie Wabash Eureka Arness Oil Standard Ol Company Indiana State News Hoosier Dom Enery Viskniskki Ahtehr Garner Armour Hazel Sean Iea Cake K. G. Visknnske & 60 John C. Chaney John W. Kern Robert W.‘ilers Sullivan K. P. Band W. P. Dennis Santaigo Fame Merom Bluff Cecelia Ross J. J. Parker M.D Geo. Stanley Sec Y. J Krause E. E.muebler Board of Commissioners James Morris Hymeras EK. E. Muebler Odd Fellows At
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