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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1905

Page

4

Unique Graysville Character Grandma Barden Dies

Graysville correspondent reports the death of Grandma Barden at seventy two after illness. She lived fourteen years in town in the old store building once used by Thomas Burton and was known for fishing, smoking, gardening, and onions. Widow of L Roy Barden, she remained a colorful local figure and died last Tuesday night with burial at Johnson Cemetery.

Grandma Barden Johnson Cemetery Thomas Burton Co Vandina Barden Angier

Baptist Church Sunday Services and Beasley Speech

Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 10 45 a m. Men's Club holds monthly meeting at 3 p m and conducts special services at 7 30 p m. The public is invited to the evening service. A large men's chorus will sing and Hon John T Beasley of Terre Haute will speak.

John T. Beasley Terre Haute

Excelsior Coal Company Strikes New Vein West of Sullivan

The Excelsior Coal and Mining Company reports striking the No. 6 vein at 240 feet depth on Joseph Chrisman's property at Sullivan's northwest edge. The vein runs five and a half feet thick with a slate roof about twenty feet thick, marking the first coal hit west of Sullivan and indicating a westward coal field extension.

The Excelsior Coal and Mining Company Joseph Chrisman Town Sullivan

Court Notes From March Term Of Sullivan Circuit Court

The March term of the Sullivan circuit court convened Monday with a grand jury impaneled for service. An error in naming Francis M. Willis was corrected by substituting Jd. C. Howkins of Cas township as resident juror. Various divorce cases were settled or dismissed including Dora Douglas vs Richard Douglass and Harry Evans vs Anna Evans. Foreclosure actions and partition of real estate were noted among the docket items.

Sullivan Francis M. Willis Jd. C. Howkins Cas Township Herve Thompson Verne Verrie Mullins Daugher Jasrer Mary Osborne Voorkens Verne Osborne Dora Douglass Richard B. Douglass Eugene Palk Curtis H. Schultz David Pierce Smera Johnson Maggie Pound Jesse A. Anderson Phnena S. Coffman Harry Evans Anna Evans Elliot Bedwell Ada Bedwell Clara Mullins Fred Mullins Charles A. Holbert Effie Holbert

Biography of Andree Life by Stockholm Geographical Society

The Geographical Society of Stockholm plans to publish a biography of Andrée, detailing the life of the famed explorer and his role as a long time member of the society. The work draws on archival material and portrays his contributions to polar exploration.

Andree Geographical Society of Stockholm

Oppose Saloons In Hamilton Township Remonstrance Circulated

A remonstrance under the Nicholson law to curb liquor licenses in Hamilton township circulated with power of attorney to A. E. Hazel Rigg and W. H. Crowder Sr. to contest licenses except on the public square in Sullivan and along Court street Washington to Wall and Washington from Court to State. Citizens sign quickly, aiming to confine saloons to districts for easier policing and reduce costs. If effective, residences and mining camps in the township would be saloon free.

Hamilton Township A. E. Hazelrigg W. H. Crowder Sr Public Square Sullivan Court Street Washington Wall Streets Washington Street Court State Street

Miers Fails to Secure Appointment to Commission

Fragmentary report notes efforts by Miers to join a Democratic railroads commission panel. The attempt ends unsuccessfully amid unclear context and competing candidates.

New Restaurant Opens in Dagger by Atie Weaver

Atie Weaver formerly of Sullivan has opened a new up-to-date restaurant in Dagger, marking a fresh culinary addition to the city scene.

Atie Weaver Sullivan Dagger

Harv Thompson Announces New Position with Long Warren Co

Harve Thompson informs old customers and friends of his acceptance of a position with Long Warren & Company and invites meetings to reconnect.

Korean Name Structure and Generational Naming

Koreans write surnames first following Chinese style. Names typically have three parts: a family surname, a generation name shared by cousins in the same generation, and a personal given name.

Thomas S Hale Dies In Sullivan County

Thomas S Hale born near Caledonia in 1827 died last Wednesday at his home near Coalmont Clay County. Funeral Friday with burial at Friends Grove Baptist cemetery. He led the Caledonia mill after his father Elie Hale and shipped grain from Sullivan Greene Clay Vigo and Knox counties. Hale served in Co F 82d Indiana during the Civil War and leaves two daughters one son John Hale and two sisters Mrs Nancy Helms and Mrs W S Jewell.

Thomas S. Hale Sullivan County Coalmont Clay County Friends Grove Thomas Hale Elie Hale Caledonia Greene County Clay Vigo Knox Carey Hany Resassa Faisbest Wabash New Orleans John W. Davis Thomas 8 Hale John Hale C. H. Edward Hamilton Township Nancy Helms Terre Haute W. S. Jewell Co. F Indiana

Graysville Defeats U C C Second Team In Tight Season Finale

Graysville high school edged U C C second team 16 to 12 in Graysville on March 18 as Merom led with 12 points. Graysville held a slim 10 to 9 halftime edge and pulled ahead in the second half with stronger field and foul totals amid 250 spectators.

Graysville Mar G.onner L. Kinney Burton Berry H. Burton C. Brokaw B. Badger R. Copeland J. Harris H. Hubbe Rowe Bicknell McNaughton Merom

Free Seeds Offered at Union Office

Congressman John C. Chaney secures seed allotment for distribution to friends and constituents. Seeds will be given away to anyone who calls at the Union office.

John C. Chaney Deri

Hooligan outfit and household goods advertised for sale

A curious missive lists a homemade man built from misc items and urges buyers to purchase a wide range of household goods and tools from Kell of Warden Illinois. It promotes an installment plan, coal and stove purchases, and holds Whippoorwill Cow Peas for early orders.

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Baptist Church Services Miers Robert W. Kgrs Ourlington Raiuros Sfort Michae Springer, Carruthers & Crowder Art No Oata A . Go. Sien Naepy Tooligan William Kell Warden Ills Hardware and Furniture House
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