Local News Notes from Sullivan in 1884
Local items from the Sullivan Times dated March 22 1884 list social visits births and deaths. Miss Eugenia Scott visited Terre Haute. Mrs H J Hays spent two weeks with relatives in Fairbanks. Willie De Voe improves after illness. burial of John Wolfe at Oaktown. several moves and sales noted including J A Handley purchasing a corner business and P E Thurman renting Jamison house. Reports of court activity and community notices follow alongside market data and marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Scott
Terre Haute
H. J. Hays
Fairbanks
Willie de Voe
Gertie de Lashmut
Shelburn
Capt
Cluggage
Greencastle
Frank McClellan
Brazil
Ind
Crowley
T. C. Lovell
Main
Washington Streets
J. A. Handley
Murray Eaton
West
Jetson Eaton
J. B. Mullane
T. J. Wolfe
J. R. McKinley
John Wolfe
Oaktown
Wilson Culbertson
Mr. Sewell
Uriah Coulson
Greene County
Curt Shattuck
W. C. Shattuck
Antelope Valley
Omaha
Neb
P. E. Thurman
E. C. Jamison
Jamison
Joseph Gentry
Shleburn
Levi Miles
Laclede
Linn County
Tilden and
Hendricks
Willis
John W. Jerrell
Jeffersonville
W. E. Woods
Carl Hinkle
Grub
Southport
Jacob Fleming
W. H. Powers
J. P. Rains
G. R. Hawkir
Atte
Lewis Franklin
Harvey Gill
Nelson Wilkey
Knox County
Jos. W. Wolfe
Our City
Christian Church
Tre
Thes. J. Clark
Vincennes
John T. Slays
Sullivan
O’boyle
Geo. W. Price
Here
Illinois
Kansas
Sullivan County
Sullivan Times
Allie Baker
W. G. Borders
E. S. Crowder
Purdue University
R. H. Catlin
M. H. Eaton
Scott
Richard Pak
Sallie Cain
Carlisle
J. T. Hays
Abbie Hutchison
W. H. Hughes
W. C. Jamison
Local Property Trades Report From Sullivan Area
Mrs. Jacob Mahley purchases the Sam Mason property on South Section Street for about 4000 dollars and will move from the Stratton home. H H Adkins recently bought South Section Street. The Dorris family will relocate to Akron Ohio where J B Dorris runs a contracting business. Ss E and J W Lindley acquire the McClanahan farm east of Graysville, 112 acres. Claude Campbell buys the Thornberry farm, 50 acres, northwest of Sullivan. En Ransford sells a 100 acre farm nine miles northwest of Sullivan to Charles Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mahley
Sam Mason
South Section Street
Stratton
H. H. Adkins
Dorris
Mason
Akron
J. B. Dorris
Ss. E
J. W. Lindley
McClanahan
Graysville
Claude Campbell
Sullivan
En Ransford
Charles Walters
Largest Custom House in New York City
New York boasts the largest custom house in the world. The project cost four hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snipe
Wrigleys
Sewn United and
Ata
Marvy E. Bland
Harry FE
Harris
Rome
the Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Sullivan, Ind
Onute
Asbury
Curry
Waar
Aching
AL Initeouuer
Charities Tour of War
Mr. Wetcham
Mason Block
A. Nash
Wess Mayfield
Pulaski
Tenn
Andy McClanahan
Bruce Allen
Matt Farley
Columbus Borders
Marths L. Headley
Absalom Bensinger
Elizabeth King
Michael C. Goodman
Debby E. Goodman
Jacob F. Hoke
Ellen P. Long
Geo. W. Shake
Dora A. McCammon
Indiana
Indianapolis & Easteen Traction
Indianapolis
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Newark
Zanesville
Ohio
Fesler
J. W. Fesler
the Advertising Club of
OF Sullivan
Morrison Brook Stock Sale
Morrison Brook Farm
Sale
Harrison & Drake
Ross Campbell
H. B. Campbell