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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
6
All new stock and latest styles offered with savings of five or ten dollars on a job. Largest and best lines in Sullivan County highlighted. Call if you hold ticket numbers.
Shultz and Moss announce the opening of a pool and billiard parlor in the third room of the New Leach Block on West Washington Street. Telephone contact is 453.
The Indianapolis News champions erecting a monument to Oliver P. Morton, Indiana's Civil War governor. It recalls his 1877 death, his leadership in war, arming and provisioning troops, thwarting conspiracies, and his devotion to soldiers, praising his role in shaping Lincoln's policy and Indiana's wartime output.
The Liaton Record notes Rev John W Buck's Monday visit filled with reminiscences and praise. He spoke of Civil War experiences, attended services in Sullivan and Lebanon, and shared memories with comrades. The piece praises his memory and vigor at an advanced age. It also recounts Morton’s Civil War actions aiding Kentucky and Indiana ties.
Mrs Joseph Hart died last Wednesday night at her home near New Lebanon from heart trouble. Funeral held Friday at Rose Chapel conducted by Rev W A Ryan. Interment in Webb cemetery. Eliza J Gott born January 19 1844 died June 1 1905 aged 61 years 4 months 12 days. She married Joseph Hart September 18 1864 and had twelve children four died in infancy. Survived by husband eight children and twelve grandchildren. Children include Charles Philip William Arthur and daughters Mrs Harry Bolenbaugh Mrs Ed Jones Gussie Hart and Edith Hart.
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