Personal notices from sackson township and surrounding areas
Two elderly residents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stacker of Jackson township visited the city for a business call and plan a summer return to Ohio. Baldridge of Curry township aims for extended Ohio visit with his daughter. James J. Polen, formerly of Gill township, now Sikeston, Mo, returned home after county travels. Harper Burnett of Riverton reports a falling river and ducks in the area. Ed Rance of Jackson Hill bought river bottom land and will boat the property this summer. Capt. W. H. Lucas attended Simpson stock sale in Vincennes. Miss Victoria Hatfield of Goldbergs is recalled to Greene county due to illness in her family. George Love buys Oliver Steele’s retail coal oil business at Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Stacker
Sackson Townships
Union
Stacker
Jackson Township
Ohio
Avid L. Baldridge
Curry Township
Mr. Baldridge
James J. Polen
Sikeston
Gill Township
Bartholomew County
Harper Burnett
Riverton
Ed. Rance
Jackson Hill
Lannel
Mr. Rance
W. H. Lucas
Vincennes
Victoria Hatfield
Goldberg's
Greene County
James Russell
Claude
Indianapolis
George Love
Oliver Steele
Carlisle
Squirrels Hunt Out Of Season Sparks County Arrests
Fred Mason of Terre Haute was arrested by Constable Watson on a charge of hunting squirrels out of season near Graysville. H N Hicks and manager George Hunt of Star Reduction Works face public nuisance charges. both posted bond. Other items note local residents returning from Colorado, a social function at the Davis Hotel with prizes, and a 500 Club meeting with luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mason
Terre Haute
Watson
Graysville
H. N. Hicks
Star Reduction Works
George Hunt
John W. Rameen
Fairbanks
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Fairbank
Ramsen
Simon Kaufman
Indianapolis
John L. Kaufman
Simon
Lewis Sherman
Leven Kaufman
Lef Sullivan
Herschel Ford
Schu
Clinton
Julius Hoseman
Cleveland McKinley
New Smyrna
Florida
O. M. Patton
Ben Stone
N. H. Kalley
Davis Hotel
P. R. Jenkins
R. P. Crawford
Stone
Church Kitchen and Dining Shower Planned Friday
The Young Peoples Club and Willing Workers Society of the Presbyterian Church invite church members and all interested to a kitchen and dining shower in the church parlors on Friday evening. Admission is free and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Club
Willing Workers Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Miss Capitola Basler Travels to Indiana Visits Relatives
Miss Capitola Basler leaves Tuesday for Richmond Indiana to visit her aunt Mrs Will Beasley. Before returning home she will visit Indianapolis with Mrs Frank Bryant. Mortgage exemption blanks for sale at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitola Basler
Richmond
Indiana
Will Beasley
Beore
Miss Basler
Indianapolis
Frank Bryant
Locals and Visits From Shelburn to Terre Haute
Notices list residents moving visiting and health updates including Mrs. Branson from Shelburn moving to town, Newton Christy and Clarence Branson visiting Rhamen and Towner, Albert Branson settling in Colorado, and several sick lists and church meetings led by Rev. Miller in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Branson
Shelburn
Newton Christy
Rhamem
N. D
Clarence Branson
Robert Ringer
Albert
Towner
Col
Alex Buchanan
Ed Young
Rev. Miller
Indianapolis
Hog Damage Suit Seeks Injunction in Court
Charles McCammon sues Austin Sinclair in circuit court alleging Sinclair hogs are within 100 feet of McCammon's dwelling, injuring property value and seeking an injunction and 500 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Sinclair
Circuit
Charles McCammon
Sinclair
McCammon
Witness Testifies on Soap Stone Claim in Camson v Steele
A witness in Camson versus Steele in Squire Kirkham's court Friday testified that the Jackson Township road in question was described as soap stone. No evidence was offered to prove or disprove the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camson
Names in a Local Transfer Notices Passage
A list shows transfers between individuals including Charles Shipman to Hessie Smith and Joseph M Cazzell to Nellie May Kruesner, along with Thomas F Brown to Lara P Mc Kinley and Ilmer B Harrison to Hallie C Turman and Clarence W Smith to Elzora Math ew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shipman
Hessie Smith
Joseph M.cazzell
Nellie May Kruesner
Thomas F. Brown
Lara P. McKinley
Ilmer B. Harrison
Hallie C. Turman
Clarence W. Smith
Elzora Mathew
Big Day for Eggs in Sullivan Markets
On Saturday Sullivan farmers sold an estimated 35 000 to 40 000 eggs with poultry dealers paying 18 cents and merchants 20 cents per dozen. Haddon township pupils will take the common branches examination in Paxton on March 19. M A Haddon spent several days in Newota County on business. Mr and Mrs Russel Draper plan to settle in Manitou Colorado. Tom Ridgeway left Monday for Chicago to join a clothing firm. Mrs Ridgeway will follow in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Haddon Township
Paxton
M. A. Haddon
Newota Co
Russel Draper
Manitou
Colorado
Tom Ridgeway
Chicago
Rugs on sale at Springer and Carrithers
A 9x12 parlor rug normally $27.50 is priced at $23.00 on sale. Velvet rugs range from $15.00 to $25.00, offering notable savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer & Carrithers
Scrapbook or cheque book question stirs quip
A light exchange features Doris noting her husband keeps a cheque book rather than a scrapbook and jokes about every use benefiting her. The brief dialogue highlights financial humor in domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris
Doris
Scaffolding to a Nobler Institution Principle
A guiding quote on reform argues that no institution should be overturned until a superior replacement is ready. It frames change as building progress where each scaffold supports the next stage toward a nobler system.
Moral guidance on character and social influence
A devotional-sounding admonition contrasts two paths removing evil by good deeds versus harming others. It warns that hostile behavior repels people while compassionate conduct draws others, urging temperate, empathetic interaction to win broad favor.
No Money From Mr Tightwad Says Office Boy
Dialogue notes an office boy asking about collecting a bill from Mr Tightwad who allegedly offered no money and no acrimony. The exchange highlights a tense financial interaction in a business setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tightwad
Real Estate Transfer Notice for Glenn’s Addition Lots
John B. Harrison transfers lots 57 58 and 59 in Glenn’s 2nd addition to Leopold Goodman and others near Shelburn for 400 dollars. The document records the conveyance to the named parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Harrison
Leopold Goodman
Glenn
Shelburn
Real Estate Transfers Compiled by W H Hill Jr
Transfers list numerous parcels including Curry Jackson and Jefferson counties with prices from 1 and up to 4 800 the entries show buyers and sellers such as Bolinger Rigney Howzerd Wilkey and Mitchell. The compilation records numerous lots and acres across Shelburn Farm sburg and other locales with prices and parcel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hill, Jr
W. J. Bolinger
Elijah Rigney
Curry
Tilden Howzerd
Wm. B. Wilkey
Shelburn
Co. J. Scchrum
Jne E. Renean
Jackson
W. Glenn
Helizabeth Mitchell
Riggs
Ad Shelburn
Alfred G. Duvall
Charles Shaw
Delila Bennett
Richard T. Willis
Jefferson
Lee Jenkins
L. L. Land
Smith
Carlisle
Arthur R. Morris
Co. W. Welman
Eagles Home
C. Club Co
Highland Park
Sullivan
Bruce Fox
Ollie
Ice worths cited for beer and wheat in a child’s note
A teacher asked scholars what ice is good for one boy wrote it cools beer in summer and keeps wheat warm in winter. The column also recalls Jonathan Crooks a Republican who moved to Cass township in 1880 and was active in politics. Local items mention spring weather visits and folks passing through, with names like Mrs. Brashier Miss Munshine and Mr. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Crooks
Crooks
Cass Township
Sullivan Girl Prays Aid for Auntie at Card Club
In a child’s bedtime prayer the Sullivan girl asks for help for her auntie to win the prize at the card club that evening, reflecting family support and local social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf Remedy Ad
Promote a herb remedy called Mother Gray's Australian Leaf for kidney bladder and urinary issues. Claims to cure headaches nervousness dizziness and insomnia. Available at druggists or by mail for 50 cents. Sample free. The Mother Gray Co LeRoy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
N. Y
Easter Millinery Display Promised by Fannie Hughes
Fannie Hughes announces an Easter millinery display in this issue. Readers can expect a curated selection of hats and bonnets suitable for the holiday season as part of her planned showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hughes
Mortgage Exemptions Filed by Hawkins Haddon & Bailey
Mortgage exemptions filed by the firm Hawkins Haddon and Bailey. Case reference 31-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins, Haddon & Bailey
Board of Thanks
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for help during illness and after the death of our wife and mother. Nathan Nelson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Nelson
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Promises Relief for Feet
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to prevent tightness and blistering from new shoes. It claims to cure corns bunions swollen sweating and aching feet with a sample available by mail from Allen S. Olmsted of LeRoy New York priced 256 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
N.Y
Local Notes From New Lebanon and Nearby
New Lebanon reports Dr. I J Gill visiting from Chicago after postgraduate study at West Side Hospital. Eaton family from Walker's Chapel attended church. James Springer and family returned to their Sullivan County farm after wintering in Sullivan. Grandma McClain passed away last Thursday and buried at Merom cemetery Saturday. Gwendoline Brokaw missed days due to illness. Bessie Irvin visited home people Sunday. Opal Allen of Sullivan stayed with grandparents W A Allen. Mrs J W Lisman in Sullivan last Monday. W R C members donated to Aunt Martha Elliot last Friday. Wedding bells anticipated. Fannie Hughes announces in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lebanon
I. J. Gill
West Side Hospital
Chicago
Wesley Eaton
Walker’s Chapel
James Springer
Here
Sullivan
Grandma McClain
Merom
Gwendoline Brokaw
Bessie Irvin
Opal Allen
W. A. Allen
J. W. Lisman
Martha Elliot
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Coe
Ache
Poate
Fannie M. Hughes
State Bank
Washington St
C. E. Zimmerman Co
Julius Hatry Shoe Co
Mrs. Laird
Jesse W. Mahiey
500
Harry Mayfield
Fred F. Bays
Herbert Steele
Farmersburg
Ira Jewell
Sim Frakes
Janie Frakes
McGath
Marie
Ora Latham
Crossville
Lizzie Crary
Joseph A. Crary
Fairland
Ind
Cora Carson
Mary Carson
Lizzie Robinson
Dr. McGrew
Omaha
Neb
D. C
Taylor
Sans-Gene
Mammoth
Reno
Z. C. Shields
Oosier Bargain Store
Laura J. Culter
Lee Thomas
Hamilton
Otis Hoggat
Wm. F. Myers
Harry B. Pifer
Eli Marquet
Haddon
Harry E. Pifer
Delmer B. Pifer
Jennie Pyles
Mary J. Lewellys
Sherman
Ad Sullivan
Oscar W. Allen
Homer Sturgeon
James R. Riggs
Stanislaw Tareszewski
John P. Mitchell
John Nikirk
E. Glendale
Thos. W. Glenn
John B. Larrison
Same
Emory J. Jennings
H. V. Benefield
Ben Davis
Fannie Brashier
Vern
Jim Bowen
Aay Munshine
John Clark
Evert Wible
Martha Woodard
Mers
Oscar McMahan
Earl Bowles
Pete Moore
Alvy
Conrad Brust
Hilla Lovelace
Calvin Campbell
Ross
Oscar Mahan
Alf Benson
May McMahan
Walter
Clarence Murduck
Wilbur Murduck
Jennie Hughes
Dell Knowles
Candien
Fletcher
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company
National Bank Building
Sullivan, Indiana
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