Palmer's Prairie notes and community happenings
Winter arrived bleak and cold as Eva Davis shows health improvement. Jas Case's visit to Job Case Friday night. Robt Akers near death. School started Monday with Miss Linkenhaker. Fred Hendrix dined with sister Ethel. Simeon Scott and wife visited Alex Davis. John Baines family at Cave Plews Saturday. Elmer Hill family at Geo Rich’s. Chastains sale well attended. Misses Wyman visited Maude Rich. Bez Cowen family and Bertha Hendrix at Geo Richs. Rev Evies filled Rev Shaw’s place at church after funeral at Graysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Case
Robt
Akers
Miss Linkenhaker
Fred Hendrix
Ethel
Simeon Scott
Alex Davis
John Baines
Cave Plews
Elmer Hill
Sylvia
Geo. Rich
Agnes
Margarette Wyman
Maude Rich
Bez Cowen
Bertha Hendrix
Geo. Richs
Rev
Evies
This Place
Shaw
Graysville
Merom Junction Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Henry French is on the sick list. Miss Mae Pearson visits Vincennes friends. Miss Anna Frost shopped in Sullivan. Elmer Thomas spent Sunday with parents near Graysville. Miss Myrtle French visited near Lebanon. C O Shults called on friends last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Phillips of Graysville visited their son. Grace Pearson and Myrtie Frost plan to attend college this spring. Ed Clemens and wife visited from Graysville vicinity last Saturday. Maud Evans returned from Mt Carmel where she attended school. Rena Corder is home on vacation. Protracted meetings draw local youths. Albert Atkinson gave pupils photo souvenirs. School closed last Thursday with a good program. Mr Atkinson completes seven months of solid work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Pearson
Vincennes
Anna Frost
Sullivan
Elmer Thomas
Graysville
Myrtle French
Lebanon
C. O. Shults
Phillips
Grace Pearson
Myrtie Frost
Thomas
Marie
Palestine
Ill
Ed Clemens
Maud Evans
Mt. Carmel
Ills
Rena Corder
Merom
Albert Atkinson
New Lebanon M W A Show Draws Full House
The M W A entertainment in New Lebanon drew a full house on Monday night. Several Sullivan residents attended. Miss Gertrude Burnett of Sullivan visits Miss Lucretia Webb this week. Ed Newsom and family of Sullivan visit Jim Stewart. Mrs Ethel Johnson and son of Chicago Heights visit her parents J M Oldham. Isaac Mark of Greenville Ills Chas Ladd and Fred Houpt of Walker Chapel visit Lee Evans. Walkers Chapel East Chapel improve with papering painting and cleanup. Hershall Lisman dies Sunday at 2 p.m. buried Tuesday at Burnett cemetery under I O C F auspices. aged 22, he leaves parents one brother and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Botts
Sullivan
Everett Yeager
Hymera
R. B. Harder
Chicago
John Ragle
Farmersburg
Hattie Wilson
N. M. Branson
Gertrude Burnett
Lucretia Webb
Newsom and Family
Jim Stewart
Ethel Johnson and Son
Chicago Heights
J. M. Oldham
Isaac Mark
Greenville
Ills
Chas. Ladd
Fred Houpt
Walker Chapel
Lee Evans
Walkers Chapel
East Chapel
Hershall Lisman
Burnett Cemetery
Hershall
Paxton News: Local School Closings Sports Result
Miss Anna Harris visited Sullivan while C. T. Willis went to Vincennes. Paxton closed its school on March 18 with afternoon exercises. Purcell school also closed with a literary entertainment. Paxton basketball lost to Farmersburg 24 to 20 in Sullivan. Local folks shared visits and notes. Job work advertised at the UNION office.
Shelburn News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Billy Mills of Sullivan visited Shelburn on Sunday. St Patrick’s Day observed in style. Mrs Elizabeth Hicks and Mrs Ochletree Carruthers noted health changes. Wilmer Frement and Henry Myers toured Terre Haute. Funeral of Mrs Christina Lane aged 89. Prof Kirk lectured in Vincennes. Rev Cuppy preached in Waveland. Shelburn girls to face State Normal in Terre Haute. Pie social at Baptist church raises funds. Eutaw Tribe members travel to Hymera for Parefaces adoption. Socials attendances noted for local residents. Mr and Mrs Shell Reed visited Sullivan. Mrs Reed returned to Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mills
Sullivan
St. Patricks Day
Elizabeth Hicks
Baptist Church
Will Gaskins
Hymera
Grace Sumner
Grace Leach
Grace Harper
Mamie Buckley
Clearence McDonald
Knightwood
Flower
Grand
Terre Haute
Shell Reed
Mr. Reed
Tennessee
Do not buy a buggy until you have seen the Blue Ribbon line
Prospective buggy buyers are urged to view the Blue Ribbon line at J A Matriza before making a purchase. The notice stresses comparing features and quality to ensure a sound choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Matrixa
James Miesenbelder Ill With Stomach Trouble
James Miesenbelder is reported ill with stomach trouble. No further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miesenbelder
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Scalp Sores
A Morgan town Tennessee man notes his daughter suffered large head sores that developed into scald head. Bucklen's Arnica Salve fully healed her, touted as a guaranteed cure for eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers piles. Only 25 cents at Joe K Smock's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Tenn
Bucklen
Joe K. Smock’s
Local notice invites inspection of new goods at HEREFORD
A brief customer notice states the speaker invites all customers and friends to call and inspect the complete line now on display. It promises new and up-to-date items and thanks patrons for past kindness and patronage. The notice is signed RriLa HEREFORD at No. 4 South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Jennings Bros. & Lloyd
Moline Implements Line Highlighted by J A Mattix
A dealer promotes a lineup for the season featuring the Moline Champion Corn Planter the Dandy Combined Riding and Walking Cultivator and the Scotch Clipper Breaking Plow with J A Mattix listed as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mattix
Woman cured of nervous prostration by Celery Nerve Compound
A woman with three years of nervous prostration reports two bottles of Lichty s Celery Nerve Compound cured her. She now hardly feels her nerves and credits the remedy. Sold by E E Muebler. Subscribe for the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Muebler
Missionary Tea at First Baptist Friday March 21
The Woman's Mission Circle of the First Baptist church hosts a Missionary Tea at the church on Friday evening March 21. A miscellaneous program will be rendered and a free will offering for missions will be taken. Everybody is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Mission Circle
First Baptist Church
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Mrs
Julia Reed
Lewis
John A. Curry
West
F. W. Alger
Jabez Asbury
F. B. Lash
W. P. O’haver
Jas. N
Geo. Sharpe
Winnie Eaton
Gertie Foote
Alvin C. Payne
Prairie Creek
E. C. Snarr
S. O. Dorsey
Fannie Dorsey
Mayme Crary
Greencastle
Bert Huntwork
Mary Sharpe
A.S. Akers
L. Loudermilk
Brazil
M. E
Daisy
Hallie McAnally
Moores Hill
Frank St. John
H. K. Ring
K. of P’s
Hymeraites
Jackson Hill
Annie Black
Winnifred
Gettalea James
D. L. Baldridge
Hymera Athletic Club
White Mountain
Palmer’s Prairie
Eva Davis
Merom Junction
Henry French
John Davis Co
Viskniskki
Big C
Ginghams
Toil du Nord Zephyr
Icc
Pepperell
Silkaline
Iskniskki
John Davis Dry Goods CO
John Davis D. G. Co
Miss Griffin
Viskniskki & Co
Gloria
Calico
Shetland
IOC
New Lebanon
Paxton
Anna Harris
C. T. Willis
W.A. Klingman
Ruby Bedell
Bedell
Adams
Carrie Akers
Purcell
Farmersburg Boys
Shelburn
Curtis Hopewell’s
Jumbo
South Side
Walker Y. Jennings
Indiana
W.F. Woop
Hunt & Wood
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