Local notes report sick and visiting residents
Dr Faughts children have chicken pox and several locals are on sick lists. Mrs Fannie Moore and Mrs Matilda King are ill this week. Visitors include Mrs McJohnson of Pimento Mrs Jennie Lane from Indianapolis and Miss Dale Bryant from Terre Haute. A China mission lecture at ML E church drew a crowded house and a 29 donation to a hospital in Ngu Cheng. Thirteen took the Standard Bearer pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faught
Fannie Moore
McJohnson
Pimento
Frank Clark
Terre Haute
Matilda King
Jennie Lane
Indianapolis
Kate Burton
Dora Hagerman
Dale Bryant
Horace McNabb
Enoch Thompson
W.S. Baldridge
Tangier
John A. Curry
Sullivan
Dan Moore
Geo. Johns
Deicarbo
Mary St. John
Brazil
Cobb, Okla
Fred Lash
Will O’haver
T. VY. Pitllman
Riley Stanley
Albert Campbell
Local social notices fill town life with events
Wee Mr Manifold visited Sullivan. T C Sparks visited Robinson. Miss Ethel McKee stayed with Ruby Sutton. Music pupils recital at the college. The W C T U met Mrs Barker. U C C entertainers set for March eighteenth at eight in the college chapel. Mr and Mrs Jacob Meeker and son David Olan visit Mortrers' family. Ward reports progress after a short visit home. Rev Clippinger preaches in Vincennes with revival continuing led by Rev Pinnick. Clarence McDonald to see When Knightwood Was in Flower in Terre Haute. Baptist pie supper at Red Mens hall to aid the church. A disorderly performance at Red Mens hall titled Two merry tramps drawn crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manifold
Sullivan
T. C. Sparks
Robinson
Illinois
Ethel McKee
Ruby Sutton
Millie
Master Ray
Roy Sparks
W.C.T. U
Barker
Kerr
Gertrude Wilson
College
Jacob Meeker
David Olan
Jennie Page Warrick
Our City
Alva Burner
Eaton
Perry Cooper
Warrick
Stone Bluff
Ford
Hess
Harmell
Clarence McDonald
Knightwood
the Grand
Terre Haute
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Red Mens Hall
Humera Local Notes And Church Activities
Fred Pipher visited Sullivan on Thursday. Frank Alger of Centerville was in Hymera Saturday. Henry Schonell visited his sister in the northern part of the state. Orrel Plew of Tennessee visits his uncle Dr. G F Plew and family. Rev John Ragle begins meetings at M E church next Sunday evening. He preached Bedwell's funeral Sunday morning in Jackson Hill. Bedwell was injured in a mine about a month ago. The second quarterly Bethel church meeting will be March 22 and 23 with Rev Clippenger preaching Saturday night and Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pipher
Sullivan
Frank Alger
Centerville
Hymera
Henry Schonell
Orrel Plew
Tennessee
G. F. Plew
John Ragle
M. E
Ragle
Jackson Hill
Bedwell
Bethel Church
Clippenger
Palmer's Prairie Community Notes and Local Visits
Mr Akers remains quite ill. Bertha Hendrix stays with E B COWENS. Mr and Mrs G A Rich visited the city Monday. Mrs Linkenhaker and daughter Ollie of Sullivan attended the last school day. Rev Shaw to fill his appointment next Sunday if possible. Mr and Mrs Alex Davis visited their daughter Eva at Shelburn for two weeks of medical treatment. Bogle the coal man drills holes and plans a mine. Sam Chastain of Canton Mississippi visits and plans a farm sale. School closed at No 2 Friday with a noon basket dinner for about fifty patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akers
Bertha Hendrix
E. B. Cowen
G. A. Rich
Linkenhaker
Ollie
Sullivan
Rev. Shaw
Alex Davis
Eva
Shelburn
Leach. Bogle
Sam Chastain
Canton
Miss
Miss Linkenhaker
Vandalia Line Seeks Inquiries on Rates and Schedules
The Vandalia Line asks parties seeking information on rates times and trains to write to J C Minter Traveling Passenger Agent Terre Haute Indiana. The notice promises prompt handling of inquiries on through connections and excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
J.C
Minter Auch
Terre, Haute
Ind
New Lebanon Briefs and Local Notes
Mr Jas D Dudley is on the sick list born to Mr and Mrs Osa Sinclair a son Harry Clark and wife buried a child last week Hershell Lisman is improving M W A entertainment set for March 17 J B Breakaw and family visited John Creager Fred Houpt was in town Saturday night and Sunday Rich Mason is driving four horses to his wagon Several sports tried trap shooting Ed Springer shipped two car loads of stock Rev T K Willis's child is better He went to Evansville for a revival Mrs W T Breeden visited her niece Mrs T K Willis and returned to Bloomington Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clark
Hershell Lisman
J. B. Breakaw
John Creagers
Fred Houpt
Our City
Rich Mason the Bunter
Ed. Springer
Shelburn Social Notes Highlight Local Arrivals and Events
Miss Buckley visits Terre Haute while Hymera residents gather for a Tuesday reception. John Taylor family travels to Terre Haute to attend Uncle Tom's Cabin. Junior Order ladies plan a luncheon on charter arrival. Miss Viola Richards visits from Terre Haute, Mrs. Victoria Barra from Brazil sells Currysville property to Thos. W. Glenn. Miss Viola Riggs buys VanBuskirk building for millinery. Prof. Kirk from Vincennes to present Whitcomb Riley poems at Red Mens hall. Keystone hosts Hymera in basketball with Hymera winning 13 to 7, Shelburn defeating Hymera 10 to 4. Grace Harp and Grace Leach mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Terre Haute
John Taylor
Uncle Toms Cabin
Viola Richards
Victoria Barra
Brazil
Currysville
Thos. W. Glenn
Viola’ Riggs
Lou VanBuskirk
Prof. Kirk
Vincennes
Red Mens Hall
Commissioners Allowances and County Staff Expenses
A list of county commission allowances and salaries including Gus Fissinger bridge repair 230 Hi Benefield and multiple payments to individuals and firms such as Jno W Canary road viewer and Wilson Humphries Co for supplies. Also notes salaries for Robert Taylor clerk and J M Lang auditor along with health board and treasurer disbursements and various fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Fissinger
Benefield
Rand Bede Ee Aesinde
GW Benson
Kevipsceecnbese
EV Poe
Cepeam Banals Tames
A Jenkins
Poor Hamilton Tpgies
Edthixton ‘ Tees
Robert Jentile
Poor Jackson
Boyer
Sam A Brokaw
Gil
Haddon & Riggs
Poor Cass
Springer
Shyte
Smith
Leonard Bailey
Care Court House
BO Win H McGrew
Maint
Infirmary
John A Curry
Advertising
S Dudley
Richard Park
Bridwell
Salary
E Walters
Robert Taylor
H McGrew
Hazelrigz
Co Treas
AG Curtis
J M Lang
Thixton
See
Board of Health
Wilson, Humphries & Co
Auditol
Jno
Wilson
Humphries & Co
Richard Parks
Board of
Toa Tee
Peek
Stinthessne Duthee
Mipries & Co
Sher- Tees
Scepiine
Mecegnet Evans
Hazelrigg
Treas
Lavelle Gem
Headiacat Eit
Walter
Bqssol
Chas Mayfield
Jno S Dudley
Fee
Roll of Honor renewals for UNION list dates and amounts
The document lists renewals for the UNION last week with dates paid and amounts in each case. Readers are asked to advise if any errors are detected.
BRIEF DISPATCHES FROM A RAMBLING NEWS PAGE
A collection of short items noting heavy dividend cuts by German steamship lines Idol gas DeWet shot in the arm near A Harrismith a Decatur Tenn courthouse fire incendiary in origin Miss Guenle Wace found by mother after disappearance Potter College student in Bowling Green Ky river flood losses 12 lives and 5 million dollars damage in Eastern Pennsylvania smallpox cases in U S vs Java visit to Ireland of King Edward postponed Emperor William pleased by Alice Roosevelt telegram Meteor launch fires in Aiken South Carolina and Win Bridges Montana wrecks fourteen frame houses burned in Pittsburg St Louis trunk workers strike Denver bigamy verdict Japanese doubts on Anglo Japanese alliance robbery at Montgomery Indiana of cash and stamps Admiral Howell to retire next to Dewey heavy Kentucky snow Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman urges government by assent of the governed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWet
Courthorse
Decatur
Tenn
Guenle Wace
Potter College
Bowling Green
Encn
Pennsylvania
Marine Hospital Service
Unites States
Java
Ireland
Edward
Roosevelt
William
Alice Roosevelt
Aiken
Win Bridges
Mont
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Benny
Pigzott
Philadelphia
Denver
Japan
Notable Deaths and Trials Across 1900s News Clippings
The items report Neil Bryant's death in Brooklyn at 72. Osman Pasha's treason conviction in Turkey with a death sentence. General Hoffmann's death in Philadelphia after Gettysburg. Also notes on British estimates, fires in Plainfield, a Paris carnival, weather signal tests, trolley mergers, Spain-Maine claims, and a White House denial on Cuban reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Bryant
Brooklyn
Osman Pasha
Turkey
Plainfield
N. J
J. William Hoffmann
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Paris
Hanna
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Maine
Spain
Geo. Musgrove
Black Jack
Texas
el Paso
Naco Ariz
James Parks
White House
President signs bill creating a permanent Census Bureau
The President signs the measure establishing a permanent Census Bureau while other news notes global and national events. Venezuela’s Gen Cipriano Castro assumes the constitutional presidency. US business failures rise week to 1785 from 504. Indiana reports 10.99 million invested in sawmills. cholera deaths touch 110 among Medina pilgrims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
United States
Indiana
Medina
Jas. Dick
London
Gen
Zeno
Rnch
England
Kentucky House
New York
General Education Board
Board of Teastees
Fire and train disaster reports sweep the week
A string of incidents includes a fatal fire in Matane Quebec killing Mrs Bouchard and nine children, a two train collision in Shepherdsville Kentucky injuring three crewmen, and a Moore Powderworks explosion in Keokuk Iowa causing deaths and destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matane
Qué
J. Pierpont Morgan
Moore Powderworks
Keokuk
United States Supreme Court
Secretary of the Navy
Moody
Massachusetts
U. S
Conger
Pekin
Foreign Offices
Indiana Journal: A Morning Paper of News and Market Reports
The Indiana Journal proclaims itself a reliable, comprehensive daily with full Associated Press markets and court reports, Washington correspondence, farm news, sports, fashion, and women’s features. It touts accuracy, early delivery, strict non sensational content, and a conservative Republican stance at ten cents a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeo
Indiana
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Louisville
Union
Interstate
Indianapolis
Journal
Washington
Farm News
Cheap to California Burlington settlers rate and through trains
March and April through route from St Louis and Chicago offer $30 from St Louis and 83 from Chicago to California with fast coast trains and through sleepers. Washington State and Northwest runs are advertised with homes seekers excursions on the first and third Tuesdays. Contacts include F M Rugg L W Wakeley and Howard Elliott in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
California
Burlington
Denver
Far Northwest
Burlington Northern Pacific Express
Kansas City
Northwest
Notice to Farmers Announces 30 Cent Tribune Offer
Our farmer friends and others interested in farming may obtain the New York Tribune Farmer for 30 cents extra with the Union price until further notice. The publication is recommended as the best farm paper known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune Farmer
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan County Indiana
In Sullivan County Circuit Court Indiana Belo e Dagger Building and Loan Association sues Forge Joseph S Taylor et al citing nonresidence of May Dare Noble Taylor and Robert E Taylor. Court summons defendants to appear by April 19 1902 or face hearing in absence. Clerk Robert Taylor seals the document February 25 1902. Attorney I H Kalley represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Taciend
Sullivan County
Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Belo.e Dagger Building and Loan Association
Forge
Joseph S. Taylor
Sullivan Circuit Court
May Dare
Noble Taylor
Robert E. Taylor
State of
Indiana
Sullivan
Prac É Robert. Taylor
I. H. Kalley
Yezan
Cold remedy claim headline fragment?
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a product claimed to cure a cold in hours by body areas and a price. No clear entities or verifiable specifics are readable.
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MEROM
Farmersburg
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Clippinger
M. Fe
Pinnick
J. W. Biew
Palmer’s Prairie
New Lebanon
Jas. D. Dudley
Osa Sinclair
T. K. Wills
T. K. Willis
Evansville
W. T. Breeden
Bloomington
Standard Oil CO
Roll of Honor
Hardy Hill Shoes
Chas. BE
W. W. Higdon
Steleats
Erastus Ratcliffee
Dr. B. F. Buffee
James Wilkey Ea
Henry Hartling
Nan Wood
W. A. Houpt
Enan See
Flavia Trueblood
Eck Ege Ren
A. Branham
Ardilla Eaton
Claude Hughes Veees
Wo. Miller
Martha. Applegate
Jdan
Alex Roges
Ds Wi
Mexico City
Sarah Jane Peffer
W. A. Peffer
Kansas
Cediil Rhodes
Prince Henry
City of New York
Government
Lorient
France
Cincinnati
Island
Theodore Thomas
Canton River
Jessie Morrison
Clara W. Castle
Eldorado
Kan
Supreme Court
Jennings Bros. & Lloyd
Walker YV. Jennings
The
Indianapolis Journal
F. M. Rugg
L. W. Wakeley
T.P A
Pine St
L Pass
ST. Louis, MO
Howard Elliott
St.louis, MO
Kraune
Curtis Hopewell’s
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