Local News From Sullivan County Remains Busy
Notable residents renew allegiance to the Union. J J Boone a successful farmer on R F D No 1 re newed for the Union last Wednesday. Several residents recover from illness while others relocate and sell property. A class spirit prompts warnings against vandalism as the town marshal is urged to stay vigilant.
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J. J. Boone
J. F. Hamilton
Sullivan County
Shelburn
Hamilton
West
Hester Springer
New Lebanon
Sullivan
Union
William Toole
Findley Knotts
Macon
Nettie Toole
Esther
Worden
Woods
Local notes and community updates in Shelburn
Miss Viola Froment left for Jasonville to spend the summer. Earl Patton took a quick trip to Sullivan. T. T. DeLashmutt of Burnett visited last week. Isaac Brown, owner of the New Palace, donated a landscape curtain to Red Men’s hall now installed. The Methodist revival continues. Local talent plans a production of Little Miss Nobody. The New Pittsburg Coal and Coke Co began sinking a new mine on the Riggs farm last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Viola Froment
Jasonville
Earl Patton
Sullivan
T. T. DeLashmutt
Burnett
Isaac Brown
New Palace
Red Men's Hall
Pittsburg Coal and Coke Co
Riggs Farm
Paxton Briefs Note Local Events And Losses
Paxton reports a Tuesday school closure and a birth to Mr and Mrs W J Ladson on Sunday. Ed Minich visited Mrs Daugherty Monday. Mrs E W Arnett died Sunday at 66. interment at Pax ton cemetery Tuesday with Rev Graham of Worthington delivering the sermon. She leaves a daughter and her mother Mrs Purcell. Mr Riggins plans a Louisville medical college start next week joining Willisbury, a year graduate.
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W. J. Ladson
Riggins
Odon
Ed Minich
Daugherty
E. W. Arnett
Paxton Cemetery
Graham
Worthington
Purcell
Creager
Mumps and Illnesses Reported in Local Notices
Merom St Barnes has the mumps while Eldridge Johnson is laid up with mumps. George Hunt is improving from an attack of grip. Prof J L Pleasant visited Sullivan Tuesday. Mrs Kitamura visited Terre Haute last week. Grandma Ward is improving from illness. Ross Turman called Sunday evening. Roy Duffer left Tuesday for Terre Haute. Aldrich on business trip in Stanfordville NY. Mrs S H Larr and son David staying with Penrod family. Born to Mr and Mrs Gard a daughter on March 17. James Stewart of Providence.
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St Barnes
George Hunt
Eldridge Johnson
J. L. Pleasant
Sullivan
Kitamura
Terre Haute
Grandma Ward
Ross Turman
Roy Duffer
Pres
Aldrich
Stanfordville
N. Y
S. H. Larr
David
Penrod
Gard
James Stewart
Providence
Visiting relatives and local social notes across town
This week in our city features Mrs. McHenry visiting friends in Sullivan, Terre Haute, and Brazil. A successful recital by Misses Aldrich and Flammer is noted. Winnefred and Masters Gilbert and Orville Ratcliff stayed with grandparents, while Prof. and Mrs. Ratcliff of Sullivan visited their parents. Mrs. Musgrave returned from Illinois after illness and the death of her daughter.
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McHenry
Sullivan
Terre Haute
Brazil
Aldrich
Flammer
Winnefred
Gilbert
Orville Ratcliff
Pleasantville Notes and Local Life This Week
A. F. Hindman buys stock in Louisville. Miss Daisy O Haver ill. Dr Shepherd fills pulpit as Rev Furry attends his mother’s funeral at Alum Cave. Hindman and others visit Odon Carlisle Vincennes Graysville Seeleyville Dana. Families move, illnesses noted, several weddings and travels.
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A. F. Hindman
Louisville
Daisy O’ Haver
Dr. Shepherd
M. E
Furry
Alum Cave
Odon
Ward
Carlisle
Rainy weather and local updates from Staffordshire
Plenty of rain falls in the area. Mrs. Jane Foutz remains ill. Wm. Lester reports the loss of a fine mule last week. James Pierce attended to business in Sullivan on Friday. James Kelley was seen on the streets Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Foutz
Lester
James Pierce
Sullivan
James Kelley
Local social notes from Dugger and nearby areas
Sam Shepherd family visited George Exline on Friday. Mrs Ella Batey and children of Dugger visited J. H. Hutchison. Audie Raines Russell Exline Ora Steele and Emma Alumbaugh took township exam at Dugger. Lew Akre of Linton headed to Antioch to drill for coal. Elbert Mitchells children ill with measles. James Shepherd family visited Chas Shepherd at Dugger. Mrs John Wright improving from grip. Pearl Emma Alumbaugh Cleave Llewellyn and Harvey Lovell visited Miss Jean Butler in Sullivan. Belle Smith improving after illness. Roy Wright and wife attended Myrtle Ball wedding at Hickory. Rev McIver to preach at M E church. Jane Rogers ill with appendicitis. Wilford Raines Eva Raines Myrtle Freeman Everett Taylor and Will Hume visited Dugger. Chas Shepherd and Lizzie Moore visit noted.
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Audie Raines
Russell Exline
Ora Steele
Emma Aliumbaugh
Dugger
Lew Akre
Linton
Antioch
Elbert Mitchell
James Shepherd
Chas. Shepherd
John Wright
Pearl
Emma Alumbaugh
Cleave Llewellyn
Harvey Lovell
Sullivan
Jean Butler
Belle Smith
Roy Wright
Wright
Myrtle Ball
Hickory
McIver
M. E
Jane Rogers
Wilford Raines
Eva Raines
Myrtle Freeman
Everett Taylor
Will Hume
Chas
Shepherd
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MEROM
Our
Pleasantville
Dan Howard
Dana
Elliot Douthitt
John Trimble
B. F. Shepherd
Vincennes
E. Yeoman
Missouri
BE. A. Powell
George Shepherd
Claud Raley
Gillia Critchson
Alvin Bicknell
Graysville
Ora Patton
Hymera
Arnett-Patton
Roy Kelly
Cal Foutz
Union Chapel
Luther Arnett
Lizzie Patton
Staffordshire
Cass
Sam Shepherd
George Exline
Ella Batey
Lizzie Moore
Albert Asrey
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