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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
4
In a tense exchange at the embassy, Miss Thorne and Mr. Grimm discuss Boissegur’s disappearance and the possible entry through a French window. A loud disturbance signals an intruder as the ambassador arrives, leading into a cliffhanger for the next week.
A humorous judge quips that a proper noun is named, while a common noun is used ordinarily. The exchange highlights the distinction between specific names and general items in language.
A batch of court notices lists Mary Deckard versus Laura Deckard for partition, Mary McQuown vs Fred A Olinger and others on note foreclosure, Olga Modglin vs Harold Modglin for divorce, Hix W Davis vs Joseph Brodie on note, John Lindley administrator versus Vandalia Coal Co for damages, Oscar Walters versus Alliance Coal Co damages, Mattie Pittman administrator versus Gregory Coal and Mining Co damages, Samantha Bennett versus Charles Bennett for divorce, Westheimer Swartz Shoe Co against James Nash on account, and Wm Harris against Alliance Coal Co damages. Roy Cowles advertises store samples.
Roscoe C. Ridge and Edna L. Boone. Thomas R. Willis and Gladys O. Blevins. Homer H. Roseberry and Ploy E H. Nelson. Grover Wilkins and Effie Neal. Joseph P. Chapman and May Shipman. Melvin Bedwell and Dennie A. Goodman.
The store displays the latest silk and wash fabrics for the season. Roy Cowles invites shoppers to view the new arrivals and select from a range of patterns and colors.
Roy Willis and Miss Opal Blevins married Sunday morning at the Christian parsonage with Rev. J. M. Vawter officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Blevins, a local high school graduate. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Willis, long employed at Reid's grocery. They will housekeeping on a Turman township farm.
Explore a wonderful display of rugs and carpets offering style and warmth for any room. Find patterns, textures, and colors to suit your home decor needs.
A notice states the author intends to dispose of all real estate holdings to relocate elsewhere. Properties include a West Side business building housing Durham's Fruit Market, a North Court building housing Cadwell's Music Store, a residence at 450 South Main, half interests in six Welman Addition lots and three Oak Lawn Addition lots to Shelburn, and a fourth interest in two houses in Highland Place Addition to Sullivan. The author promises a bargain on any individual or all properties.
Attention stockmen the imported Percheron stallion sans gene and the registered Percheron stallion brazox and the mammoth jack reno will be found this season at my barn seven miles northwest of Sullivan on the Sullivan and Fairbanks road about 31 miles west of Shelburn I have purchased a fine black mammoth jack this jack is kentucky bred by w b Gibbs & Co of Springfield Ky I invite all breeders to come see my stock
Residents complain of property damage near the E. T. H. and Indiana pol Southern junction as police vow vigilance. Vagabonds are urged to move on. Mr and Mrs W T Mellott return from New Smyrna Florida. Mellott reports John T Hayes captured a 200 pound stingaree with an ordinary reel and line after an hour battle.
Local retailer Roy Cowles advertises a fresh assortment of eilka and novelty wash goods. Shoppers are invited to view the new stock and take advantage of any opening offers.
A brief news item notes a choice between an Independent Phone system backed by Sullivan and a Mutual system offered by Fairbanks. Readers are advised to consider service options, coverage, and rates before making a decision.
The Woman's Relief Corps with high school help presented a patriotic program on Saturday night March 11 before a large audience. Applause indicated broad enjoyment. A patriotic contest and recitations by six high school girls were well received.
Miss Ruth Jones won first with a Lowell poetry volume and Hazel Hartling took second with Whittier poems. Mrs. Mayme Morris gave prizes. judges were John McNaughton Claud Lisman and A B Gray. East Chapel protracted meeting ended with ten additions and conversions.
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