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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1904
Page
5
The Indianapolis convention rejected a five per cent discount and left the final decision to the rank and file. Delegates avoided taking responsibility and the referendums proved the wisdom of public input. The coal fields show labor and community interests intertwined with farmers and merchants.
John R. Snyder circulates a petition to establish a rock road from the Land shoolhouse north of Carlisle to Frank Anderson's farm via Paxton road and to the old James Land farm, presented at the upcoming Arms term of the Commissioners court. J. M. Lemon sold a 50 acre Gill township farm to Edgar Willis for 2700 dollars. Claude Ellis and O J Cartwright visited Dana on Tuesday. Arthur D Cutler attended the Terre Haute grand opera last week. Mr and Mrs Ed W Akin spent winter in Havana the Bahamas and New Smyrna Fla. Dr John R Crapo of Terre Haute visited Dr J E McConnell Friday. BE F Deiss and son Raymond and Mr and Mrs Will Deiss came from Riverside Cal where they have been the past year. George Bowman and daughter Essie returned home after visiting relatives in Beavertown Ohio. Revival services by Elder L H Graham at the Christian church began Monday night. Mrs Guyaya returned to Franklin after visiting Mrs D B Riggs. Clyde Cleveland Hud Howard and Frank Lisman are at Vincennes University for spring vacation. Rev Clyde Shearer conducting revival services at Oblong Ill. His wife and child with him. Miss Ethel Gilmore of Bicknell visiting Miss Margaret Whalen. Dr A S Lisman moved here from Oaktown. W H Bolinger of Oaktown renewed business here last week.
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