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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1902

Page

4

Local notes and seed ads mix in Sullivan city life

Miss Zula Ogle recovers from mumps and Miss Ruby Mayfield ill as garden seed sales play up Index store three packets for 5 cents. Several locals make moves in business, politics, and farming from Linton to Vincennes including road talk and a new Board of Trade office.

Zula Ogle Lee Bays Carbondale Ills Ruby Mayfield Edward Stitzel Linton Carrie Wood

Death of General McMillan A Civil War Veteran Dies at 77

General James Winning McMillan aged 77, veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars, died at his 1918 K street residence. Funeral with military honors will be held tomorrow at 1 pm with interment at Arlington. He served as colonel then brigadier general, wounded at Natchez, led brigades in Red River Gulf and Shenandoah, earned a brevet major general, and last worked at the Pension Office. He is survived by his widow Miss Minerva A Foote of Bedford Indiana and three daughters.

James Winning McMillan K Street Arlington Cemetery Gen. McMillan Clark County Robert McMillan Col James McMillan Washington Illinois Volunteers Battallion Louisiana Twenty-first Indiana Artillery Natchez Miss Forest Sheridan Winchester McMillan McMillen Board of Review Pension Office War Department United States Second Cavalry Field Artillery Fort Myer Washington Barracks Minerva A. Foote Bedford Ind Richard Fourchy W. E. Lewis Washington, D. C Post

Ogie School District Closes After Large Turman Gathering

The Ogie School District No. 10 in Turman township closed on Friday March 20 with a large crowd. Homer Arnett, the local teacher, has completed two successful terms and was praised as one of Turman township's best teachers. An elaborate dinner followed and scholars performed a short program. Wishing him future success.

Ogie Turman Township Homer Arnett Arnett

Public sale at farm near Shelburn on March 31 1908

The undersigned offers at public sale one mile east of Shelburn on Tuesday March 31 1908 a mix of livestock and gear including two work horses two milch cows a two year old heifer two broad sows wagon buggy cultivator plows harrows corn drill mowing machine cider mill harness about 350 bushels of corn hay in stock plus household and kitchen furniture Sale begins 10 am Terms cash for five dollars or less and nine months credit for larger sums with a note and security if paid at maturity no interest if paid then If not paid 5 percent interest from date Purchaser must complete payment before removing property J A BARCUS

Shelburn J. A. Barcus

Sullivan Telephone Co expands service to Kinloch and beyond

Special notice informs subscribers of new St Louis connections via Kinloch Independent Telephone Co and Vincennes Washington links. Other cities already connected include Chicago which has a 10000 drop independent plant.

St. Louis

Executor to Sell Mason Estate at Public Auction

Notice that I. H. Ralley as executor will auction the Mason estate at the deceased John W. Mason's late residence near New Lebanon in Gill township on April 16 1903. Items include horses cattle hogs corn wheat hay wagons buggies harness farm implements and household goods. Cash for sums five dollars or less and nine month credit for larger balances with approved security and 8 percent interest. Sale starts at 10 a.m. Auctioneer Col Robt Knotts.

John W. Mason New Lebanon Gill Township

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