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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1917

Page

5

Scotts Arrested on Road Law Indictment in Fairbanks Township

James H. Scott and his son Ray Scott, both of Fairbanks township, were arrested by Sheriff Flale on grand jury charges for hauling heavy loads over improved highways in violation of the road statutes. James H. Scott is the son of John Scott, a county commissioners member, who signed the bond for the two.

James H. Scott Fairbanks Township Ray Scott Flale Scotts John Scott County Board of Commissioners

Six Macadamized Roads Contracts Awarded by County Board

The county board of commissioners awarded six macadamized road contracts. Beasley et al in Hamilton township to S R Adams & Co for 17500 dollars. Borders et al in Turman township to Daugherty & Wible for 15490. Pifer et al in Haddon township to Daugherty & Wible for 11750. Forbus et al in Jackson township bid from Musselman for 4444.44. Anderson et al in Cass township to Joseph I Steele for 7325. Over et al in Gill to Joe R Loudermilk for 12200. Howard in Jefferson to C H Ridgway for 7263.

Board of County Commissioners Charles A. Beasley Hamilton Township S. R. Adams & Co Princeton Elias A. Borders Turman Township Daugherty & Wible Sullivan County Elmer E. Pifer Haddon Township C. H. Ridgway Carlisle

Captain Jack Crawford Dies at Woodhaven Scout and Poet

John Wallace known as Captain Jack Crawford dies at 70 from pneumonia at his Woodhaven Long Island home. A famed scout under General Custer he was not present at the Custer massacre and earned the nickname Poet Scout for his poems books and plays often appearing at Chautauqua events.

Jack Crawford John Wallace Woodhaven L. I General Custer Custer

Olson Receives 30 Days Jail and Fine for Petit Larceny

A jury in Cass township court found 16 year old Barrett Olson guilty of petit larceny for stealing brass and copper from Vandalia Coal Company at the old Caledonia mine. He sold the items to junk dealers in Terre Haute, eluded officers before capture by Linton detective Martin Miles and Sheriff Hale, and was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $15 fine.

Olson Barrett Olson Cass Township Vandalia Coal Company Old Caledonia Terre Haute Martin Miles Linton Coal Company Hale

Graysville Rural Activities Highlight Local Talks and Prices

In Graysville a Sunday temperature drop slowed garden work while Rev H C Shawn fulfilled his regular appointment. A joint Parent-Teacher and Better Farming club meeting drew a large crowd featuring Dr Garland Scott on disease prevention. Eggs fell to 24 cents a dozen as local prices dip. Miss Eliza Beard visited friends last Sunday and more residents attended.

H. C. Shawn Parent- Teacher’s Club Better Farming Club Garland Scott Graysville Eliza Beard

Cold Relief Promise With Pine Tar Honey Formula

Sudden weather shifts bring colds and throat irritation. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey claims to head off new colds or cure old ones and soothes sore throats. Available at druggists for 25 cents with formula printed on label.

Local Social And Travel Notes From Kingsley Area

Ira Drake and Cal Harmon attended the Watson cattle sale. Mrs. C. S. Whitlock visited Mrs. Rufus DeHart. Miss Barcus, a Strain School teacher, stayed with Will Lester family. Warl Gaston made a business trip to Hymera. Co. F. Whitlock marketed hogs at West York Thursday. Families visited Dr. C. E. Thomson in Crawfordsville. Rufus DeHart went to Farmersburg. Ira Drake and Elmer Trueblood were in Sullivan. Mrs. Sarah Strain spent time with her children. Ed Jewell was in Sullivan. Mrs. Florence Riggs and Mrs. Orville Taylor are visiting David Whitlock. Claude Pittman and the Misses Barcus and Barcus sisters were noted at various visits.

Ira Drake Cal Harmon Watson C. S. Whitlock Rufus DeHart C. E. Thomson Farmersburg Elmer Trueblood Sullivan Sarah Strain Ed Jewell Wis Florence ‘Riggs Paris Orville Taylor Palestine Ill David Whitlock Claude Pittman Zola Martin Barcus Fairbanks Peacher Claude Pittman Fairbanks Township Charles Riggs Kingsley O. M. Deal Earl Will Gaston Shelburn Loren Thomas Lafayette Maurice DeBaun W. A. Burton Robert Johnson

Teachers Institute Ends at Fairbanks with Gifts

The last teachers institute of the year closed in Fairbanks on Saturday. Trustee Peacher received a gold watch from the Fairbanks township teachers. Claude Pittman hosted the teachers that evening. Several families visited and attended Sunday school and church services at Kingsley.

Mothers Powder for Children Relieves Feverishness

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children claim to relieve feverishness headache bad stomach teething disorders move bowels destroy worms and break up colds in 24 hours. Used by mothers for 30 years. AH Druggists 25 cents. Sample free. Address Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.

Mother Gray Mother Gray Co LeRoy, N. Y

White Rose mine shut four days this week due to car shortage

The White Rose mine halted operations four days this week because of a shortage of cars. The small son of Robert Woodruff died last Sunday night of measles, aged two years eight months, and was buried at Morris Chapel. Various locals spent days visiting and attending events in nearby towns.

White Rose Robert Woodruff Morris Chapel Arthur Poole Terre Haute Mary Price Dana Bedwell Blanche Smith M. A. Bedwell Wm. Robinson Eliza Lovelace Sullivan Ethel Phillips Dugger

Local Notes From Nebraska Visit and Sunday Calls

Herbert Poole travels to Nebraska while Tuck Hays is sick. Chester Stergall butchered hogs Thursday. Otis Robinson called on Miss Dana Bedwell Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ferguson, at Springville, very ill with cancer, cared for by W. D. Ferguson and son Dexter. Miss Mary Price visited brother Mark Price Sunday. Pearl Herndon and Rodger Boruff in Dugger Saturday night.

Herbert Poole Nebraska Tuck Hays Chester Stergall Otis Robinson Dana Bedwell W. D. Ferguson Son Dexter Mrs. Ferguson Springville Mary Price Mark Price Pearl Herndon Rodger Boruff Dugger

Allen's Foot-Ease Improves Fit For Tired Feet

An antiseptic powder for shoes and foot baths promises relief for hot swollen and tender feet. Two sizes smaller shoes feel easier after using Allen's Foot-Ease. Sold everywhere for 25 cents. Ask for Allen's Foot-Ease. Do not accept substitutes.

Allen

Local notes mix of visits events and legal notices

Sunday visits and family movements include Miss Vera Ratliff and Romane Ratliff with Miss Edna Brown and James Brown. Officials like Warren Bailey and others appear in political items during March rate changes and court calendar scheduling for Sullivan Circuit Court in February and March.

Sullivan Circuit Court Ferm

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Winston Churchill Linal Warner’s Front Warner Springer & Gouckenour the Peoples State Bank United States Bank That Safety and Service South West Corner Square Sullivan, Indiana J. K. Coulson Union and STAR Scott Milady U. Cc. C Hallie Ladd New Lebanon Prof. Little Indiana University Louis Foy Bicknell Pres Hershey Rev. Morrell Secretary of Foreign Missions Porto Rico India James L. Bailey Coyner Bailey Horace Plunkett Sister Grace Prof. Stoddard Lincolia Literary Society O. P. Badger S. S. Yager James Danville Springer Heirs Association Robt. Vanhorn Methodist Elizabeth Burnett Mt. Tabor Mable Nowlin Lickskillet Club Sally Hansford Edgar Harris Vera Romane Ratliff Edna James Brown George Peel Frank DeBusk Susan McGregory William Ratliff Bertram Hamby Quimby Ratliff Tom White Mary Brown Roy Brown Vera Ratliff James M. Brown Aretta Stout Edna Brown Harry Thomas Palmers Prairie Daniel Mathias Terre Haute Star The Sullivan Union Mahan Hymera Knnedy Oil Company Pimento Wilson Warren Worth Bailey Johnstown Pa L. C. Cramton Mich D. A. Hollingsworth Ohio J. M. Nelson Wis C. A. Lindberg Miinn Meyer London N. Y Soc Warren W. Bailey J. L. Burnett Ala Oscar Calloway Tex J. H. Davis R. L. Coughton N. C Claude Kitchin R. N. Page William Gordon J. R. Sherwood BE. W. Saunders W. J. Sears Fla T. A. Sisson Miss Clyde H. Tavenner R. Y. Thomas J. B. Thompson Okla J. N. Tillman Ark George Huddleston Ben Johnson Murphy Oh. Amusement Co Bradford Supply Co Heijen Kinnikin Gambill Drake Pierce Par. B. B. Co State Butler Rogers Gill
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