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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
5
The department presents Shirt Waists for 1907 emphasizing correct style workmanship and fitting qualities. Waists are made from durable materials designed for lasting satisfaction and fashionably dressed appearance.
A catalog of shirt waists featuring front opens and box plaits, detachable collars, modified Bishop sleeves with tight cuffs, and multiple shoulder tucks. Prices range around 98c to $2.98 with many noted for fine embroidery and hemstitched inserts.
Pleasantville closes its winter term in eight weeks. After a week’s vacation Prof Reising will lead a 10 week spring term. Aunt Lizzie Irwin was buried at Pirtle cemetery. Mrs Irvin, 78, esteemed and devout, passed away. T N McClung and Ella attended B W McClung’s funeral at Linton last week. Quarterly Methodist services were held with a ruling elder present. Local groups contributed to relief for China. Coal and oil prospects loom. mumps persist. Aldo Hindman shopped in Indianapolis for spring goods. Prof Reising hosted a school library fundraiser masquerade with prizes and costumes.
Ten Balance Frame Dandy cultivators with six shovels and a spring trip are offered at 25 dollars each. The sale ends April 1. Tur man & Riggs, low-rent district.
Help wanted notice seeks a boy to drive a milk wagon for Bolinger and Campbell located at Citizens' Trust Building. Applicants may send to box 204 or see Webster Barnard for details.
Interested parties are invited to call for printed material on the Red Wood Petaluma Incubator. J. B. Mullane Co located at 33-21 is mentioned as a contact for details.
William Roach and John Driver are on the sick list. James Pirtle and Rose Bennett were united in marriage Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fl Clayton visited relatives Sunday. Vance Bennett and wife visited Thursday. Brother Stivers failed to preach at Shiloh Sunday. Martin Hale visited relatives near Hickory Sunday.
Piles signal broader systemic disease including dropsy constipation and liver stomach and kidney disorders. Dr Crowley reports remarkable success in curing piles and rectal diseases after knife ligature hypodermic injection and cautery failures.
William Monk and family attended revival services at Union Chapel Tuesday night. Preston Myrtle Grace and Ruth Nash, former residents, left for Missouri Thursday. Thomas Turman and Lee Bennett attended York church Monday. The Bohns’ three sons increased Island school enrollment. Six weeks remain in the term. Incubator at work hatching chicks. J. B. Mullane Company. 88-21.
C O Floyd of Kershaw SC recalls a near consumption escape eleven years ago and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring weight from 135 to 170 pounds after six months. Thousands healed yearly, guarantee at Joe K Smock’s drug store with trial bottle free. J B Mullane Company 3312 stocks Redwood Petaluma incubators and brooders for poultry raisers.
Mrs. Frank Bailey near the Nonesuch school house is improving after serious tuberculosis. Miss Ella Adams of Shelburn visited home folks here Sunday. Misses Alice and Bertha Shepherd stay at the Terre Haute house. Miss Louie Whitney of Shelburn was here yesterday. George Cottrell was in Sullivan. Mrs Will Akers east of Farmersburg is seriously ill with tuberculosis. Mrs. Effie Bennett of Shelburn and Mrs. Dr Charles Woods of Indianapolis visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Burton. W. V. Jennings transacted busi- ness.
C R Hackney returned home Monday from Chicago where he had been purchasing goods for T A Grizzle a local cheap store. The Woman's Relief Corps of Car City?
Farmers urged to contact Turman and Riggs at 33 tf to order the Milwaukee Binders and Mowers for harvest time, highlighting universal satisfaction and the agency’s availability for timely supply.
August Sherpe of Fort Madison Iowa endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills as superior laxative. The product guarantees relief from biliousness and constipation and sells for 25 cents at Joe K. Smock's drug store.
Wid Thomas departed for Indianapolis last week and Miss Smith hosted children at the Presbyterian church. Duck hunting dominates leisure over the past two weeks amid various visits including Gus Ransford, Homer Lester, and Roy Ransford. Ben McMichael remains at Union Thus Turman taught last Saturday.
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