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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1913

Page

6

Local Folks News From Sullivan and Nearby Areas

LIG SPRINGS O. T. Collier and wife and Elva Eno were guests of Will Billman and wife in Sullivan Saturday. Mrs. Mary Durham has been sick for the past week but is better. Warrent Watson spent Sunday with his son Will and family. Dr. J. L. Durham was in Sullivan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Shores of Hutsonville spent Thursday and Friday at C. E. Watson's. Chester Street moved near Merom last week. Lee Pinkston moved Monday from Merom to the house on the Mann farm. Mr. Pitser returned Saturday to his home near Terre Haute after a visit of five weeks at J. W. Watson's. James Durham was in Hutsonville Mrs. A. G. Cushman and son Carl were in Sullivan Saturday. Ray Watson went to Terre Haute

Lig Springs O. T. Collier Elva Eno Will Billman Sullivan Mary Durham Warrent Watson Will J. L. Durham J. T. Shores Hutsonville C. E. Watson S. Chester Street Merom Pitser Terre Haute J. W. Watson S. James Durham A. G. Cushman Carl Ray Watson

Pneumonia Follows Cold Warns About Foley’s Honey and Tar

A vintage ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to stop coughs and heal inflamed air passages. It warns pneumonia may follow a cold and promotes the genuine product in a yellow package with a beehive cartoon, sold by Joe K Smock & Son.

Foley Joe K. Smock & Son

Mr and Mrs Irvin Scott Return From Florida Visit

Mr Irvin Scott Mrs Scott and their daughter Bertha have returned from a trip to New Smyrna Florida.

Irvin Scott Bertha New Smyrna, Florida

South Giant Personal Notes and Local Events

The town reports a coal mine hoist after a 10 day layoff and a coal train wreck near Little Giant that blocked the road until Tuesday. Charley McKee moved to Cass to tend mules at Cloverleaf mine. one smoke stack at Little Giant fell Friday. Earl Hale and wife visited Vincennes during the layoff. Uncle Keith Bedwell’s 73rd birthday drew neighbors with baskets. a baby boy born to John Jewell and a baby girl to James Loveall last week. James Holdson, recovering from a foot snag, can walk again. A wedding is planned soon in South Giant and will be kept secret.

South Giant Little Giant Shirley Hill Charley McKee Cass Charley Cloverleaf Mine Earl Hale Vincennes Keith Bedwell Keith Sarah John Jewell James Loveall James Holdson

Railroaders warned by conductor's kidney remedy claim

E S Bacon of Bath Maine warns railroad men about kidney illness and touts Foley Kidney Pills as a cure saying they restored his strength after twenty years of poor health. Sold by Joe K Smock and Son.

E. S. Bacon East St Bath Joe Kk Smock & Son

Mrs. Carrithers Visits Sister in Princeton

Mrs. E. G. Carrithers visited her sister Mrs. Melvin Ritchie in Princeton last week.

E. G. Carrithers Princeton

Allen's Foot Ease Advertisement Promotes Comfort

Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller by using Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for swollen tender feet. It relieves bunions and pain and makes walking pleasant. Sold everywhere for 25c. Free sample. Address Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy NY 244.

Allen Allen S. Olmstead le Roy N. Y

Local bankers visit Ford plant as agents hear Ford story

Ransom W. Akin of Peoples State Bank and T Ed Ward of Ward Russell joined Indiana agents in Detroit for a Ford meeting. Norval Hawkins delivered a portrait of Ford Motor Company growth from 1903 to 1913, noting sales near $100 million and output around 200,000 cars annually.

Ransom W. Akin Peoples State Bank T. Ed Ward Ward & Russell Detroit Michigan Indiana Ford Automobile Company Norval A. Hawkins Aircraft Club of Detroit Poncharlain Hawkins Ford Organization Aladdin Ford Mr. Hawkins Ford Company Atlanta Columbus New York City New York

Walker Talks About the Old I. I. S.

Terre Haute feature recalls Charles Pemberton Walker a former I. I. S. official born in Monroe County Indiana and later executive with Northwestern Mutual Insurance in Terre Haute His career spans I. I. S. to Illinois Central and Northwestern Mutual with details on passes gains and family roots.

Terre Haute Tribune Charles P. Walker Sullivan Charles Pemberton Walker Charles Pemberton Walker Terre Haute Indiana & Illinois Southern Effingham Ill Switz City Ind Mr. Walker Monroe County Indiana Bloomfield I. & I. S. Railroad Illinois Central System Illinois Central Bedford John R. Walsh Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company Milwaukee Northwestern Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Maryland Hannah Moore Vigo Wiley High School University of Virginia Sullivan Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons Young Business Men’s Club Commercial Club John Smith

Illness Stricken I N Snow Homesick Return

I N Snow who had been dangerously ill at the home of his daughter Mrs. Charles E Gambill in Indianapolis was brought home Wednesday.

I. N. Snow Charles E. Gambill Indianapolis

Agents Wanted to Sell Special Accident Policies

Advertisement seeking agents to sell accident and health policies issued to men and women with a $3 000 death benefit and $15 weekly bene fits for $5 a year. Covers all occupations, no experience needed, exclusive territory, large commissions with renewals, permanent income guaranteed from NATIONAL ACCIDENT SOCIETY at 320 Broadway New York Est. 27 years. 24-4

National Accident Society Broadway New York

Death of Frank Polk, Oak Town stockman and landowner

Benjamin Franklin Polk aged 66 of Oak Town died suddenly at home from blood poisoning. A prominent Knox county landowner and former Knox county treasurer, Polk was a Civil War veteran in Co D, 21st Indiana.

Frank Polk Benjamin Franklin Polk Oaktown Mr. Polk Knox County Co. D 21St Indiana Regiment

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