Baldridge on Sick List in Farmersburg
Mrs. W S Baldridge is reported on the sick list in Farmersburg. The notice notes her illness without further details, reflecting a local community update.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
8
Community News Roundup and Local Notices
Mrs John Creager is on the sick list and Mrs Chance was surprised by a door beckoning visit. Rev Pinnick preached at the M E church. Miss Minnick spoke in the Chapel. a matrimonial wave is hinted near the Banks of the Wabash. Mrs Martha Bennett died Feb 26 after illness. neighbors recall a noble Christian woman. The YWCA plans a Colonial Test night March 7 in College Chapel with costumed attendance and readings. A surprise party for Mrs Anna Buff occurred with friends bringing gifts. the Buffs plan to move to Palestine Illinois this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinnick
M. E
Minnick
Sec’y
The
Christian Endeavor
Wabash
Barker
Bailey
Pogue
Stoddard
W. R. Bennett
Darlington
Wis
Maggie Sheridan
Frankfort
Ills
Martha Bennett
A. H. Bennett
Young Woman’s Christian Association
College Chapel
Anna Buff
Palestine
Ill
Local notes on health, visits and events in town
Mrs Will Bolinger and Mrs Ochiltree Carrithers are improved in health. Oliver Hiatt’s daughter from Greene county visits relatives. Rev Thos Cuppy preached at the Baptist church. W E Delashmutt returns from Baltimore soon. Miss Viola Riggs back from Indianapolis millinery opening. The McVicker Theater Co. played three nights at Red Men’s hall. Buck goes to Dugger to attend Mrs Daugherty’s remains. Shelburnites attend Katzenjammer Kids in Terre Haute. Mrs Chas Jones of Terre Haute returns home. Norton, patient in Terre Haute hospital, returns home. Seven or eight dogs killed by poison. others affected but saved by antidotes. Local concern over dog poison and its risks. Earl Kennedy and John Smock visit. Dorseys return from Ebenezer. Cecil Boston from Terre Haute visits. Miss Marie Hinkle from Sullivan visits. Mrs John R Allen and Minnie Manwarring go to Terre Haute. T Fox moved to city to clerk for Jennings & Taylor. Mrs Muir of Peoria visits. Epworth League missionary program draws large audience. Mary St John arrives from Cobb Okla to ship goods there. Women’s Foreign Missionary sock social success. Uncle Jackson Hinkle’s 87th birthday celebrated with many relatives and friends. attendees include Hinkle family and local doctors and visitors. Rev Brashear, Mr Reed and Floy Armstrong attend. wishes for many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men’s Hall
Earl Kennedy
Sullivan
John Smock
Terre Haute
Dorsey
Ebenezer
Cecil Boston
Marie Hinkle
John R. Allen
Minnie Manwarring
T. Fox
Our City
Jennings & Taylor
Muir
Peoria
Ills
T. G. Brashear
Epworth League
Mary St. John
Cobb
Okla
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Edwin Ford
Jackson Hinkle
Haseltine Dooley
Rockville
Mesdames Blanch Smock
Ella Rice
Mack
Hillsdale
Dollie
Clay roads hinder travel in Graysville and area
Local notes report clay roads becoming almost impassable. Several residents and visitors are named including Rex Claypool of U C C, Miss Hattie Turman in Marshall Illinois, Will Benefield and son Herbert in Sullivan, Jas E Yager and Pan Cushman for a Dayton Ohio firm, Miss Frost of Merom Junction, and Miss Hyman who closed a meeting at the hall. Revival services ended at Providence and Bro Pinnick will begin at Merom Saturday night. Esse Ransford plans to open his sugar camp soon. Miss Hyman has an engagement at North Salem next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Claypool
U.C.C
Hattie Turman
Marshall
Will Benefield
Herbert
Sullivan
Jas. E. Yager
Pan Cushman
Dayton, O
Providence
Bro. Pinnick
Merom
Esse Ransford
Goodman’s Chapel Vicinity News Brief
Coal is the talk in the vicinity while Joe Broadie’s baby battles diphtheria. Si Davis was in Sullivan on Saturday. A protracted meeting closed Thursday night as William Alumbaugh boards with Mrs. Richard Llewellyn. Sut Town store serves the neighborhood, and C. C. Crawford thanks readers for his valentine. Everyone is urged to subscribe for the Union for full news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Davis
Sullivan
William Alumbaugh
Richard Llewellyn
Cottage Grove Social Notes and Local Updates
Isaac Conner is improving slowly Hua Pittman remains very poorly. Mrs Will Reed visited her mother last week. Mrs Robert Burge is reported some better. Warrick Plew opened his sugar camp. Dave Hummell visited Flavia Rusher Sunday. School closes at the McKee next Friday March 7. Will Frakes and daughter May on the complaining list. Charley Hughes and Jim Nesbit still butcher. Byron Frakes and wife visited Terre Haute Friday and Saturday. Will Scott moved back to his old home southeast of Little Flock. Several from this vicinity attended church at Shelburn Sunday night. Mrs Clark Scott of Nebraska visiting her mother Mrs Robert Burge. Ruth Hawkins gone to live with her mother Mrs Will Goodman. Mrs Harrison Pittman staying with daughter Mollie Stratton who is very poorly. Mrs Will Goodman of Goodmans Chapel visited her mother Mrs Robert Burge last week. Township examination will be held at the McKee schoolhouse the third Saturday in March. Nellie Higbee and Mrs Wm Billman visited their brother Joe Higbee at Fairbanks Tuesday. Dolphs Thompson moved to Riley Drake farm northwest of Sullivan. Walter Leach and Osa Graham of Palmer s Prairie called on Nellie and Theresa Higbee. Sunday school at the McKee progressing slowly due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Conner
Hua Pittman
Will Reed
Robert Burge
Warrick Plew
Dave Hummell
Flavia Rusher
McKee
Will Frakes
May
Charley Hughes
Jim Nesbit
Byron Frakes
Terre Haute
Will Scott
Little Flock
Shelburn
Clark Scott
Nebraska
Ruth Hawkins
Will Goodman
Harrison Pittman
Mollie Stratton
Goodman’s
Nellie Higbee
Wm. Billman
Joe Higbee
Fairbanks
Dolphs Thompson
Burchard
Ton Riley Drake
Sullivan
Walter Leach
Osa Graham
Palmer’s Prairie
Nellie
Theresa Higbee
Unclear Newspaper Line about Union Paper
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a newspaper called the Union as the best paper in the county and urges telling a neighbor about it. No clear event, date, or names establish a fuller story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Hymera Social Roundup and Local Notes
Joe McCoskey held a public sale last Saturday in Hymera. Several residents visited or traveled, including Albert Lane from Shelburn and Rev. M Price from Gilmore. Others moved or visited towns, with millinery plans noted for Mrs. Cummins and Mrs. Railsback. The east part of town saw land sales and new houses, a Centerville Hymera telephone link to No. 5 school, and Clarence Farley’s farm accident with a broken bone treated by Doctors Caffee and Thalls Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lane
Shelburn
Hymera
Rev. M. Price
Gilmore
E. K. Asbury
Farmersburg
Charles Cummins, Jr
Tower Hill
Greene County
S. M. Patton
Centerville
Hugh
Margaret Cummins
Indianapolis
Clara Railsback
Chicago
John Ragle
Fowler
Lewis
Dr. Thompson
Sullivan
Freeda Peterson
Clarence Farley
M W A hall remodeling and local notices in New Lebanon
In New Lebanon R K Houpt visits the city while the M W A remodels their hall. Revival meetings close with two accessions. The I O C F is booming locally and the M W A plans a Woodman play in mid March for funds. Mrs Admiral Dewey and Mrs Grover Cleveland will be here. March events listed include Bass Auditorium dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Grover Cleveland
Bass’ Auditorium
Indiana Supreme Court Brings Mortgage Deduction Bill In Line
The Indiana Supreme Court held the gage deduction to real estate for mortgage indebtedness constitutional, allowing up to 700. The decision impacts about 80,000 taxpayers, with about 40 million dollars in property involved this year and potential refunds of nearly 1 million dollars if overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Indiana
Treasury
Indianapolis
Fis
New Riches Coal Find Near Mishawaka
On the Alford farm near Gran ger six miles northeast of Mishawaka a rich coal deposit has been found. A stock company with 100000 dollars capital formed to develop it. The vein is long and deep with unknown extent. Chicago and Indiana capitalists bid for land but gain none. Millions of tons said buried in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Ind
Alford
Granger
Chicago
Indiana
Jury verdict favors Davis in nine thousand dollar award
Vincennes Indiana February 28 jury in the Davis case returns a verdict in Davis's favor for 9000 after six hours of deliberation. Davis is congratulated by jurors and thanks them then tells his wife he expected the outcome and will press the other suits quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Davis
Fraud charges against Mrs Adams in Muncie agency case
Mrs Hannah Adams alias Sallie Adams alias Hannah Brown, 57, was arrested by U S Marshal Fletcher in Muncie for using the mails for fraudulent purposes tied to a matrimonial agency run through Daleville post office. Kissel is jailed in Noblesville for complicity. In Peru, a jury found Charles E Neathery guilty of manslaughter for shooting Henry Helmig after Helmig broke his saloon windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Hannah Adams
Sallie Adams
Hannah Brown
U. S
Fletcher
Daleville
Kissel
Noblesville
Peru
Charles E. Neathery
Neathery
Jeffersonville
Henry Helmig
Gas Station Explosion Kills Two in Muncie Area
A gas pumping station of the Manufacturers' Gas company at Desoto six miles east of Muncie exploded yesterday. Engineer Burt Lee and oiler Albert Newkirk were fatally injured. The plant, valued at $40,000, was completely destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Manufacturers’ Gas Company
Desoto
Here
Burt Lee
Albert Newkirk
Jury Acquits Henry Huddleson in Blackberry Patch Murder
Brownstown Ind March 8 The jury after 60 hours of deliberation acquits Henry Huddleson of the murder of McKinney in a blackberry patch in Washington county last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstown
Ind
Huddieson
Henry Huddleson
McKinney
Washington County
Indiana Journal Promotion Emphasizes Reliability and Reach
The Indiana Journal markets itself as a reliable, comprehensive morning paper with extensive market reports, AP news, Washington correspondence, farm pages, sports, women’s features, and fashion coverage. It highlights early delivery, broad Indiana and national coverage, and affordable 10 cent weekly pricing.
New York Tribune Farmer Offered for 30 Cents More
Farmers and others paying an extra 30 cents with the Union can receive the New York Tribune Farmer by continued subscription. The paper is praised as the best farm journal known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNIOW
New York Tribune Farmer
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan County Court
State of Indiana Sullivan County Circuit Court notices defendants May Dare Noble Taylor and Robert E. Taylor not residents of Indiana. They must appear and answer by April 19, 1902 at Sullivan Court House otherwise the case will proceed in their absence. Clerk Robert Taylor signed February 25, 1902 with Attorney J. H. Kalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Sullivan County
May Dare
Noble Taylor
Robert EH. Taylor
State of
Indiana
Sullivan
Robert Taylor
J. H. Kalley
Cheap to California Burlingtons Very Low One Way Rates
March and April rail specials offer settlers rates from St Louis 30 and from Chicago 33 to California via Burlington Route through Denver and Salt Lake City. Through tourist sleepers to San Francisco and Los Angeles depart Wednesdays and Fridays. Coast trains run daily with free chair cars and homesekers excursions on the first and third Tuesdays. Write for details and printed matter. F M Rugg L W Wakeley etc St Louis MO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
California
Burlington
Denver
Far Northwest
Burlington Northern Pacific Express
Kansas City
Northwest
West
Cuba
Trinoig
Cincinnati
Louisville
Gulf of Mexico
Havana
Matanzas
Valley of
Yamuri
Caves of
Bella Mar
American Tourist Association
I. C
New Orleans
Mexico
I. S
Dixie Flyer
Jacksonville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Califor Ni
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Orsaka
Hammond
Winter Resort
J. F. Merry
Ill
R. R. Dubuque
Iowa
J. F. Mer Homeseeker
S. Dubuque
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisana
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Aes
Ape
John Creager
Grandmother Blue
Iareases
Will Bolinger
C. H. Buck
Dugger
Daugherty
Graysville
Miss Frost
Merom Junction
U. S. Yagers
Goodman’s Chapel
Ity
Joe Broadie
Cottage Grove
Joe McCoskey
New Lebanon
R. K. Houpt
Jas. Stewart
Herschal Lisman
Davis Arnett
Ww. Brokaw
J. G. Brokaw
East Chapel
Clippinger
Henry Caughey
Robinson
J.T. Smith
Furera
Eureka
Standard Oil Company
Sct. Joseph County
Jury
Uncle Sam
Jennings Bros. & Lloyd
Walker Y. Jennings
Associated Press
New York
Buffalo
Interstate
Journal
Washington
Farm News
Board of Commissioners
J. M. Lane
F. M. Rugg
L. W. Wakeley
T.P A. Gos
Gen
Pass
ST. Louis, MO
Illinois Central
B. R
A. H. Hanson
J.F. Merry
Dubuque
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