James Jackson Dead and Indian Prairie funeral noted
James W. Jackson of Jefferson township died at home after weeks of ill health. He was born October 13, 1836 in Kentucky and died March 4, 1917 at age 80. Survived by wife Zilphan, children, and grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Rev. Arthur Brinklow at Indian Prairie. burial in Indian Prairie cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
Jefferson Township
Pleasantville
Arthur Brinklow
Indian Prairie
James W. Jackson
Kardine County
Kentucky
Cild
Indiana
Zilphan A. Walls
Charley
Alice Howard
Waldron
Ind
W. M. Jackson
Flag Raising Draws Large Crowd At Local High School
A Monday afternoon flag raising at the joint high school drew a large audience. Students and the public school led patriotic exercises in the auditorium with recitations songs and dialogues. Mrs. George Harper died in Indianapolis after a three month illness. funeral at Linton M E church with burial in Linton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harper
Indianapolis
Harper
Viola Wilson
Lewis Wilson
Linton
Doris
H. H. Berns
Jasonville
Lane Wilson
M. E
Mrs. Wilson
Rep Curry Returns Home From Indiana Legislature
Sullivan county representative David N. Curry returned home after the 70th Indiana General Assembly. He supported key laws including statewide prohibition and woman suffrage and was active on the affirmative side. Morse Encampment No. 139 I O O F members visited Dugger to exemplify the Patriarchal degree for ten candidates and enjoyed a fine evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Curry
David N. Curry
Sullivan County
Indiana
Curry
Morse
Dugger
Order
Mrs Hooper and daughter Marian Elizabeth Leave Dayton Visit
Mrs Herman Hooper and her daughter Marian Elizabeth of Dayton Washington after a two month visit here and at Sullivan and points left for home in the far west Monday. She will visit St Paul Minn and Spokane Wash. Mr Hooper preceded her last week. Oaktown Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hooper
Marian Elizabeth
Dayton
Washington
Sullivan and Points
Far West
St. Paul
Minn
Spokane
Wash
Hooper
Oaktown
Local Livestock Auction Notes Porl Durham Cattle and Jennets
Porl Durham offers cows and heifers intended for county breeding. One three year old heifer valued at 1500 dollars, noted as best in the county. Also four large black Jennets, one marked as wearing jack, all bred last fall to Kerr Coulson's sire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Kerr Coulson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paramount Coal
Sullivan
Sherman Building
H. €. Booth Coal Co
The
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Co
Union and Star
Haddon
Carlisle News
Homer Benefiei
Carrico
Frog Pond
Benefiel
Graysville
Dodd Bridge
Johnston
Old Deering
Deering
Hoosier
Janesville
Syracuse
P. & O. Sulkey
Oattanhmant
Poland
China
Harrison & Drake, Auctioneers
Charles Wilkey
Barron Review
Jack
J. B. Durham
Prop
Harrison & Drake
James Durham
Eno
Eastern Star Ladies of
Sullivan Dugger Road
Studebaker
John L. Exline
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