Graysville News Briefs Mention Local Meetings and Visits
Graysville reports visitors from Merom Terre Haute and Marshall Illinois. Assessor Chas Bicknell and assistant began work as the annual shrinkage of valuables looms. A funeral was held for a former parishioner in Cacydon. A railroad meeting in Robinson drew attendees. A commercial club was organized at Phillips hall with T K Cushman as president and E C Eno as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Een Pennington
Merom
Chas. Bicknell
Hey. F. M. Correll
G. F. McNaughton
Cacydon
T. &. Cushman
S. S. Yager
Jobn Pinkston
Robinson
Phillips’ Hall
T K. Cushman
E. C. Eno
Bell events and marriages noted at Carlisle and Sullivan
Farmers Institute attendance marked by Fleming Milburn and Miss Angelis Trimble wedding of a well known couple at Sullivan last Wednesday. Several locals, including Sampson Walters and Elmer Walters, attended events at Sullivan and Carlisle. Mrs Sarah Heldenbrand recovery, and Carrico family relocation and illness updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Fleming Milburn
Angelis Trimble
Sullivan
Squire J. W. Burnett
Sampson Walters
Elmer Walters
Scott Trimble
Addie Padgett
Eddie
Jesse Walters
Walter Whitlock
Willie Carrican
Johnnie Correll
Farmer’s Institute
Ola Trimble
Katie Cox
Hiram Wiggs
Shelburn
Sarah Heldenbrand
W. S. Bennett
Farmers Institute
Sarah Carrico
Owen Ridgeway
Adennie Carrico
Scott Bros Fur and Furniture Store Advertises Savings
Young married couples urged to save by buying fur niture from Scott Bros. The message promotes affordable household goods and emphasizes cost cutting for new households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Bros
Benson Chapel Social News and Visits Report
Monday to Sunday notes show horse buyers in the area. Visitors include Mrs. Dave Dix to Mrs. Helen Hughes and Mrs. Miers of Dodds Bridge with Mrs. Knowles. Roy Osburn shopped in Sullivan and bought ponies tucked with local visits to neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Dix
Helen Hughes
Jacob Marts
Sullivan
Jess Hughes
Knowles
George Benson
Miers
Dodds Bridge
Roy Osburn
W. A. Hughes
Hymera
James Walters
Lost Gold Eastern Star emblem pin found
Lost emblem pin from the Gold Eastern Star club. Return to Mrs. R. F. Knotts in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Knotts
Shelburn Social Notes Mention Visitors and Local Events
Mrs Frances Kelly and daughter of Sullivan visited Dr J B Maple and wife. Miss McClure returned from Graysville. Mrs Alice Coffman and daughter of near Sullivan visited James McDonald and wife. Floyd Lowery of Hymera attended church. Twelve to fifteen Shelburnites saw Little Johnny Jones in Terre Haute. Miss Viola Riggs in Indianapolis for milliners opening. Deacon Ross of Sullivan visited. Maude Arnett Mary Cosette Siner and Freda Brewer present at a club gathering. George Roe John Brewer Aly McCoskey Blondy attended Hymera dance. Charley Lovelace in Terre Haute. Mary Siner helps at the P O. Smallpox nearly extinct with no new cases. John D Hill to occupy new business building soon. Cr Hisen of Chicago visited. Streets and walks in poor condition. K P will occupy new lodge room over Hill’s store. Past Time Dancing Club to host Hymera club with dances and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kelly
Sullivan
J. B. Maple
Maude Arnett
Mary
Cosette Siner
Freda Brewer
George Roe
John Brewer
Aly McCoskey
Blondy
Hymera
Charley Lovelace
Terre Haute
Mary Siner
P. O
John D. Hill
Cr. C. Hisen
Chicago
K. of P
Hymera Dancing Club
Fairbanks Social Notes Highlight Illnesses Visits and Play
Mrs. Malinda Frakes has neuralgia and is sick. Henry Miller and wife of Pimento visited Mrs. Sarah Johnson. Mrs. Cora Douglas is on the sick list. Mrs. Rosetta Johnson cared for her sick daughter Mrs. Stella Johnson at Prairie Creek. Fairbanks folks attended Graysville vs Sullivan basketball and Prairie Creek to see Tony the Convict by the Wabash Dramatic Club. the performance was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Frakes
Henry Miller
Pimento
Sarah Johnson
Cora Douglas
Rosetta Johnson
Stella Johnson
Prairie Creek
Fairbanks
Graysville
Sullivan
Local Notes From Hymera and Surrounding Towns
Bloomington resident Tressa Marlow visited Hymera friends last week. Rev N F Denney and his son Lester were in Jasonville on Thursday. Edna Sisson returned home to Petersburg after visiting Bertha Jenkins. The infant of Harve Sluder family was buried at Bethel cemetery. Bert Beasley and wife from Terre Haute visited Sunday. Beatrice Crist spent Sunday with sister Mrs Fred Cochran in Coalmont. Kathrine Ellis of Linton plans to leave soon for Costa Rica mission work. J E Yeager and wife returned from Graysville. Rosco McCord, long a Brown’s Business College student, is home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Cushman
Ed Turman
Sullivan
Jason Walters
Golden
Crowe Cemetery
É. L. Burton
N. F. Denney
Lester
Jasonville
Edna Sisson
Bertha Jenkins
Petersburg
Harve Sluder
Bethel Cemetery
Bert Beasley
Terre Haute
Beatrice Crist
Fred Cochran
Coalmont
Kathrine Ellis
Linton
Costa Rica
Staffordshire News Briefs Mixed Health And Community Notes
Irvin Barton and Mrs James Foutz are worse but others improve while bad roads hinder travel. Graysville hosting a ball game watched by several local boys. Davis and Bell of Sullivan visited the Patton sisters. Abe and Reas Lester drove to Sullivan. Cal Foutz bedridden with La Grippe at Benefield home. Gillie Christison to leave soon for Fort Branch Indiana. Gelden, son of Jasie and Lillie Walters, died Friday morning of brain trouble. interment at Union Chapel. Fred Osborn returned from Missouri. Joe Stennett moved to Park Osborne farm near Benson Chapel. Mrs Carla Adams is visiting Terre Haute this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Reas Lester
Sullivan
Cal Foutz
la Grippe
Wm. Benefield
Graysville
Gillie Christison
Fort Branch
Ind
Little Gelden
Jasie
Lillie Walters
Union Chapel
Fred Osborn
Missouri
Joe Stennett
Park Osborne
Benson Chapel
Carla Adams
Terre Haute
Furniture sale note with French mirror glass beds
Local shopper reports new shipment of solid cake sleeping beds priced at seventeen dollars each with French mirror glass, advertised as available at Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Community Notes From Sullivan Area
Providence reports Mrs. George Morris visiting kin near Sullivan on Thursday. Local residents Cy Davis and Homer Davis visit Carlisle this week. Dr. J. L. Durham from Big Springs passes through. Leo Woodard has scarlet fever. Next Sunday at 2 30 the M E church holds regular service. George Huff and John Huff visits. Georgia Evans and Joe Arnett visit Jessie Stafford. Helen Wilkey listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morris
Sullivan
Cy Davis
Homer
Carlisle
W. FE. Arnett
J. L. Durham
Big Springs
George Huff
Shinvis
John Huff
Jess Stafford
Leo
Jim Woodard
Alex Raley
Merom
M. E. Church
Fragmentary ad notes obscure product lines and prices
A garbled OCR fragment mentions teas tablets and a price of 34 vents with unclear branding. The text shows misread names and nonsensical phrases, offering little coherent detail about a specific product or event.
Scott City Notices and Local Visits
Scott City residents report visits by Leland Thompson and wife and Clista Ransford. Ben Masley plans a new house with carpenters starting next week. Society folks attended a Currysville social last Tuesday. Clarence Hardin was here Sunday. Joda Frakes visited her sister Mrs Fred Hamilton Thursday. The mine is expected to close around the tenth of the month for the summer. Township schools will begin to close in about a week. Perry Hayden and wife passed through Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Thompson
Clista Ransford
Ben Masley
Carpenters
Society
Scott City
Currysville
Clarence Hardin
Joda Frakes
Fred Hamilton
Perry Hayden
Real Estate Transfers Compiled by W H Hill Jr
Abstracter lists transfers across multiple Indiana counties including Hamilton Sullivan and Sullivan towns. Entries show buyers and sellers such as Camimins to Brown Fisk to Brown Jones to Nesbit King to Liston and many others with parcel types lands and lots in Ham ilton Sullivan Dugger and Shelburne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann. Curry
W.S. Freeman
Tord Curry
Eliza J. Jones
James L. Nesbit
Hamilton
Etta King
Earl Liston
Parmersburg
Thos. S. Shank
Loren McDonald
Farmersburg
Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption and Colds
Talladega Springs Alabama resident McKinnon recounts severe pneumonia improving after using Dr King's New Discovery. The remedy claimed to ease sore throat bronchitis and coughs with a trial bottle offered free and bottles priced 50 cents and 81 00 at JoRKomock's drug store.
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Frea
King
McAkinnon
Talladega Springs
Ala
Jo RK
Omock
TAR WATER. Sunday visits across town noted
Chas Wible and wife spent Sunday with Jesse Ransford and wife. Lawrence Brust was the guest of Alma Able Sunday afternoon. Park Osborn and wife visited Clint Murdock's. Viola Brown and Harve Douglas called on Cuthbert Browns. Perry Hayden and wife called on Homer Hamilton. Archie Lovelace and wife and Kathryn Stewart visited James Stewart and wife at Providence. John Wilson and family spent Sunday at Mrs Mahala Conner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Wible
Jesse Ransford
Lawrence Brust
Alma Able
Park Osborn
Clint Murdock
Viola Brown
Harve Douglas
Cuthbert Browns
Perry Hayden
Homer Hamilton
Archie Lovelace
Kathryn Stewart
James Stewart
Providence
John Wilson
Scott Bros Furnishings Trade and Installment Plans
Scott Bros sells furniture and stoves on an installment plan urging readers to trade with them. Emphasizes attractive prices and the option to pay over time. 32-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Bros
Farms For Sale On The Eastern Shore Maryland
Estate note promotes farms for sale on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Describes level land, pleasant climate, proximity to large markets, and easy transport by road or water. For price list contact J A Jones & Co Salisbury Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
J. A. Jones & Co
Salisbury, Md
Complete line of furniture in Sullivan County
Scott Bros offers the most complete furniture line in Sullivan County and invites calls for any item in stock. Call for details on available pieces and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Scott Bros
Vincennes University Spring Term Begins March 27
Horace Exuis of Vincennes Indiana promotes Vincennes University spring term starting March 27. He notes the year has been prosperous and the faculty offers thorough teacher courses with exams through summer. Graduates gain equal standing with state university students and credits transfer fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes University
Horace Exuis
Vincennes
Ind
Local Social Notes From Cass County
Chas. Hale and wife spent Sunday with Lon Stines and wife. Rev. McMikeal preached at the M E church Sunday afternoon. Virgil Page of Dugger attended lodge here Saturday night. Mrs. Mary Collins of Linton visited her daughter Mrs. Wilford Raines last week. Miss Juda Pigg and Miss Ida Keene spent Sunday with Celestia Minger. Ira Pope and family visited the former’s parents at Center. Will Hilgederk and wife went to Linton Monday to spend the week. Wm. Gregory began construction of a new five room dwelling. Misses Ethel and Emma Alumbaugh visited Eva Raines Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hale
Lon Stines
McMikeal
M. E
Virgil Page
Dugger
Mary Collins
Linton
Wilford Raines
Juda Pigg
Ida Keene
Celestia Minger
Ira Pope
Chelcia
Will Hilgederk
Wm. Gregory
Ethel
Emma Alumbaugh
Eva Raines
Colonel's Waterloo: Texas man's cure with Electric Bitters
Colonel John M Fuller of Honey Grove Texas was near death from liver and kidney trouble. He credits a 50 cent bottle of Electric Bitters for his recovery praising them as the best medicine on earth and thanking the maker for the knowledge to create them. The druggist Joe K Smock advertises the remedy as old and guaranteed to cure dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Fuller
Honey Grove
Texas
Joe K. Smock
Botte
Incredible Bravery and Arnica Salve Story
A Syracuse man, Chas F Lemberger, describes treating his son's gash with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He credits the salve with healing the eye area quickly and saving the eye. The salve is advertised as good for burns and ulcers and sells for 25 cents at a local drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
N. Y
Joe K. Smock
Startling Mortality Prompts Remedy Claim
Statistics warn of sudden death from splendicttle and peritonitis and tout Dr Kings New Life Pills as the cure. M Flancery of 14 Custom House Place Chicago endorses them for Constipation and Biliousness. 25c at Joe K Smock's druggist.
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Lizzie Bailey
Wm. R. Colvin
Minnie Wells
Thomas Turman
Greencastle
Walter Turman
Katherine
Marshall
Virgil Penny
Bethany
Chauncey Trueblood
William Knowles
Noah Breedlove
George Liston
Pearl Breedlove
Iva Hiatt
Henderson Willson
Willie Beard
Allnois
Co. S. Stark
Tom Berridge
Ralph Hodges
Tar Water
Fen Tayior
Tressa Marlow
Bloomington
J. E. Yeager
Rosco McCord
Brown’s
Business College
Staffordshire
Irvin Barton
James Foutz
Bob Davis
Claud Bell
Patton
Ida Arnett
Goldie Arnett
Charley Davis
Caledonia
Harry and
Chauncey Evans
New Lebanon
Georgia Evans
Joe Arnett
Jessie Stafford
Jasper Huff
George Berrick
Richard Johnson
Helen Wilkey
W.H. Hill, Jr
D. M. Camimins
J. R. Brown
Cass
Bell Fisk
Jackson Otis Thomson
James Wheat
Jack So
C.D. Hunt
Hud Hanly
Land Gill John Keen
C. B. Sexton
Tet Hymera
Alex Engle
Win
G. Fingle
Land Hamilton
Gill
Martha E. Sidebottom
Sen Land Hamilton Vee
L. A. Stewart
Amanda J. Thornberry
Ray
James Ridgeway
M. A. Charley
Haddon
Ilda L. Tuell
Land
Jacob F. Blankeman
Jont R. Baker
Lots
J. W. Gustin
Jacob L. Steland Hamill
Margaret A. Browning
John W. Maddox
Jand Flaminton
Sou
N. B. Davis
H. A. Bland
Ella J. Jenkins
Joseph Shepherd
Eaike
D. J. Terhune
Wattie Himbrey
Iots
ICT
Ecros Seles
Ada A. Conway
Mary A. Conway
Thos. W. Glenn
Wow Rettenberry
Jet Shelburne Eye
Perry Botts
John R. Lane
Eee
Pail Poynter
J. Harve Thompson
Fet Sullivan
Dueer
Saniower Coal Co
A Ferns Ee
Erre
Duever
Marion FE
Dugzeer
Marion
JV. Brewer
Wr. R. Dite
Iid Ass
Ata
Aok
Hand Iti
Wiltmet Sioith
Daniel Fenser
Teavi Atving Te A. Fel
poStain
Pade Paieranke Coal Co
Callie Pittman
Fet Seat Cy
Jor. Riges
Catlie Pittman
Det Shelbern
Joby A. Abonroe
Josey We Cochran
Geeree Ste Nath
Thoma
Watson
Dawid DL
Hablinder
Jos
Pang Sacra Ee T. No Scott
Bessie Sinithy
Bessie Smith
Willian MM. Furstter Hh. Harding
Barah Ho
Whitsea
Joe i. Crowder
Ofta
Siwy
Oliver and Imperial
Col. Dear
Merom Bluff
Illinois
Chase & Sanborn
Spiceland
Grand Station
South Side
Olney
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N. B
F. A. Burnham
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