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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
5
The Globe Vaudeville Theatre shut Saturday night for a few days and will resume tomorrow night with moving pictures. The vaudeville is suspended until September first. Various local people are mentioned in town notes and social updates.
Classified notice offering pensions for debt or disability with payments from 10 to 100 dollars monthly. Seeks agents via Jeress General Agent at Box 14 Vincentes Ind. advertisement for opportunities.
The notice invites farmers to obtain ready money to fund harvests through C. H. Stratton Loan Co. Loans cover personal property such as horses cattle and other farm assets. No cost to investigate and confidential courteous service from the first door north of Long & Warren in Sullivan Indiana.
The creditors of Wolf Berman of Hyrera Sullivan county Indiana were notified that on June 13 1908 he was adjudicated bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held June 30 1908 at 1 PM at Buff and Stratton offices Sullivan Ind Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt in proceedings conducted by Referee in Bankruptcy Minor F Path Bloomfield Ind. 6 15 1908.
A compiled list shows presidents nominated in Chicago across years including Lincoln 1860 Harrison 1888 Grant 1868 Cleveland 1892 Garfield 1880 Roosevelt 1904 Cleveland 1884 Taft 1908. The sequence highlights Chicago as a regional stage for national campaigns and party histories across the 19th and early 20th centuries.
A compact record lists Republican conventions from 1856 through 1904, naming each host city and presidential and vice presidential nominees. Notable pairs include Lincoln Hamlin 1860, Grant Wilson 1872, Hayes Wheeler 1876, Garfield Arthur 1880, Harrison Morton 1888, Harrison Reid 1892, McKinley Hobart 1896, McKinley Roosevelt 1900, and Roosevelt Fairbanks 1904.
Mrs. Lee Fenton Bays departed this morning for Chicago to attend the national convention.
Edward Liston aged about 72 died Thursday night at his daughter Mrs Len Eaton’s home in Washington DC after a long illness. Liston taught in Curry township for decades and remained active in educational affairs. He is survived by wife, two daughters Bertha Liston and Len Eaton, son Harry Liston, and was laid to rest at Center Ridge cemetery after services at Edward Burton’s residence.
Mrs. Sallie Mitchell of Shelburn and relatives attended the Sunday funeral for Riley Morgan at Prairie Creek. Morgan died at his son's home in Terre Haute and was a cousin of the DeBaun sisters, well known in the area.
Nurse Mother Gray of New York promotes Australian Leaf an aromatic herb cure claiming relief for female weaknesses backache kidney and urinary troubles. Sold at druggists or by mail 50 cents sample free The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buchanan of Indianapolis are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Krug. They drove from Indianapolis in Mr Buchanan's touring car.
Laura Gaultney of Marco spent Thursday visiting relatives in our community. Nora Neal travelled to Linton. Thomas Robertson was in Linton. James Pirtle and wife attended a Bethany meeting. Henry Bedwell and Mrs. Clara Robertson visited relatives. Martin and William Pirtle and spouses visited relatives nearby. James Robertson and wife visited relatives near here. We are hoping for rain as very fine weather continues.
Prof. and Mrs. Frank Aydelotte from Bloomington visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Aydelotte. They are joined by Miss Nellie Aydelotte who will stay briefly in town.
Miss Ruth Buff of Sullivan visited Shelburn. Robert Bardsley left for Chicago for the Republican national convention. Harry Bannister did business in Terre Haute. Dr J A Harper visited Sullivan. Charles Lovelace and A C McCoy with Walter Siner traveled to Terre Haute. Charles Hughes and Tia Patton with Alex Roark did business in Sullivan. The Steel Tipple mine motors burned out on Monday.
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