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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1916

Page

3

William Power a Good Walker

An 89 year old, William H. Power from Sullivan, walked from the county seat to Cass township then to Cass and Dugger, arriving in Cass fifteen minutes before a train. A longtime fruit tree agent for John M. Bridges, Power travels on foot, canvassing farmers and selling nursery stock. He was a Civil War veteran with a government pension and once known as Old Honesty.

Illinois Central William H. Power Sullivan Cass Township Dugger Journal Power United States John M. Bridges Bridges Farm Dugger Caledonia Cass Levi Bridges Mr. Bridges

Prairie Creek Oil and Gas Company Organized in Indiana

Dr. McGrew forms the Prairie Creek Oil & Gas Company with directors Geo L Rood Wm Riggs Marsh All G Lee Moffett and J E McGrew. Headquarters set in Middletown Indiana to control about 8000 acres in Prairie Creek and Honey Creek townships. A drilling outfit has been purchased and is en route as the company plans to begin drilling next week.

Dr. McGrew Prairie Creek Oil & Gas Company Geo. L. Rood Terre Haute Wm. Riggs Middletown Marshall G. Lee Mr. Moffett Lafayette Ind J. E. McGrew

William C Mayfield Civil War Vet Dies in Carlisle

William C. Mayfield a Civil War veteran and lifelong county resident died last Monday night near 11 at his daughter Mrs Herman Liston’s home in Carlisle after years of poor health. Dropsy and heart trouble cited. Survived by nine children and one sister. Funeral held Wednesday at 11 at Pleasantville Methodist church with G A R ritual. interment in Pleasantville cemetery. Carlisle News.

William C. Mayfield Herman Liston Carlisle Mayfield Co. C, 80Th Reg Ind. Vol Fleasantville G. A. R. Post Cynthiana Hinkle Sarah Bowen Julia Sexton Chas. T. Mayfield Cedonia Wash James C. Mayfield Clarksburg T. B. Mayfield Waterloo

Wedding Of Floy Scott And W M Patten At Farmersburg

A reception style wedding was held Sunday evening at the Scott home three miles west of Farmersburg. Miss Floy Scott wed W. M. Patten a local barber with a small party of relatives and friends in attendance. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Mavity of Farmersburg and the couple received several tokens including a breakfast set and linen.

Farmersburg Floy Scott W. M. Patten Thompson Scott Milton Patten Curry Township Grympia Kester Fay Hopewell Fern Scott Bonnie Scott Goldie Bolinger Emory Cady Clifford Botts Mavity Arthur Hopewell Jessie Stark Perry Beach Mary

Household items listed for sale and move to new home

A list includes Johnson Elva Olive Riggs and Mary Johnson along with table linen salad dish cake plate and other dishes. Mr and Mrs John Hammack Mary Scott Goldie Boling er Os car Dickey Mary Barnes John Barnes embroid ered whisk broom holder Miss Kester bread plate John Scott cheese plate H L Dix fruit dish and more. Mr and Mrs Patten will move to a new home at Farmersburg and begin housekeeping at once.

H. ‘. Hill Sadie Beard

Miss Eliza Black and Alfred Mankedick Wed Quietly

Miss Eliza Black and Alfred Mankedick were married Thursday evening at the bride’s parents’ home on Beech street in this city with immediate relatives present. Rev. G D Hendrickson conducted the ceremony. The couple will reside on Johnson street and are joined by family and friends in celebrating.

Eliza Black Alfred Mankedick Beech Street G. D. Hendrickson Casey, Ills Charles Mankedick Ida Hendrickson John Black Jasonville

Resolutions for Roscoe Davis Sunday School Death

The Sunday school mourns Roscoe Davis a bright eager boy with keen intellect and steady faith. The church notes his death on February 18 and vows to cherish his memory while offering deepest sympathy to his family.

Presbyterian Sunday School Roscoe Davis Jesus Roscoe C. Davis

Obituary Poem for Joseph Samuel Reed dated June 10 1906

Tribute poem recalling Joseph Samuel Reed who died, with lines about his optimism and memory. Friends near and far laid flowers at his obsequies, noting he charmed briefly and brought a message before passing. The verse ends with a biblical reflection on his life and the Savior's death.

Cure for bad breath claims Dr Caldwell laxative

An advertisement asserts chronic foul breath stems from indigestion or other digestive issues and offers Dr Caldwell's Syrup Opium as a reliable cure. It promises to purge impurities, improve breath, and sells through Joe Mock for 50 cents and 1 dollar with a money back guarantee.

Buck lens Arnica Salve advertised for infections and wounds

Oswald of Rensselaerville N Y touts Buck lens Arnica Salve as antiseptic healing for blood poison and sores claiming Seth Burch was cured of a neck sore. Ad promotes 25c at Smock's drug store and mentions Guston axle and J B Mullane and Co with 39 tf classified line.

Oswald Rensinersville N.Y Seth Burch Ures Smock J. B. Mullane and Co

Rubber tires installed while you wait

Local auto service promotes quick tire fitting with reasonable charges by Mattix Turman and Riggs.

Mattix, Turman & Riggs. F

Williams Carbolic Salve Ad for Cats and Skin Ailments

An advertisement promotes Williams Carbolic Salve with Arnica and Witch Hazel as a guaranteed treatment for cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum tetter chapping and skin eruptions. The price is 25 cents from E. E. Muehler's Cleveland factory. It also notes a dental service by Dr Barco with contact numbers and mentions paper delivery reminders for rural subscribers.

E. E. Muehler S. Williams

The Banker's Life Offer At forty wonders why pay high rates

An advertising note from W M Johnson cites The Banker's Life with 26 years of experience that at age 40 premium costs do not exceed 10 dollars per year per thousand. The message questions high insurance prices and promotes economical coverage.

W.M. Johnson

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William Power Union Christian College Mayfield Dead Pleasantville Scott-Patten New England Imar Ios George C. Porter Broad Street Newark, N. J Polytechnician Satoic Joseph Samuel Reed G. Graham Jackson R. A. Bennett Jasper Alumbaugh M. B. Jewell Curry Thomas Glenn C. H. Bicknell Turman J. W. Ness A. J. Haddon Hamilton Beaville Haddon Robert Conner Mat McCammon Aaya T. J. Goodwin Same Nathan Ringo J.R. Baker Juescanee Gensswrgie Wm. Miller Jefferson Wm. Abell Pete En A. J. Zink & Son Jack Jones Baker Gordon & Baker Sam Ruddell Bros Poor Hamilton J. P. Duffy J.P. Duffy Same Bedanton A. W. Anderson Pr. Cass R. Park Salary Acc Court House A. V. Munich Treasure F. Briggs Surveyor R. L. Bailey Hunt T. C. Simmons Infirmary Manford Otto Aia Bao Elie George Alvy Mattix Turman & Riggs Rush Hunt Ict Apibdeeaca Bag” & Pba Sullivan Union Advertising S. P. Poynter DS Ivee de Ehenene Thee Martha Bedwell Help Infirmary Leonard Bailey C.weeter A.C. Miller Ladd & Asbury Ins C. B. Franklin Insane Wine A. J. Ross Austin Sinclair W. L. Nash Jonas Ladson W. W. Bailey E.W. Arnett G. W. Benson Bridge Calvin Nicholson M. Wilkes Charles Wiskey H. D. Pittman New Barn William Paitie DR. Lindley South Side Square Douthit’s Jim Johnson J. W. Bass Bell F. M. Reddick N. Side Sq D. M. Ferry & Co Shaffer & Co The C. Jt. Stratton Loan Co North Long & Warren Giles Chambers & Eaton P.crawford Shelburn Dentist W. H. Hill, JR ST. Louis Denver, Colorado Springs Pueblo Burlington W. A. Lalor Jce Pass
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