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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1907

Page

12

Public School Closed for Scarlet Fever Season

The public school at this place was closed last week for this season due to scarlet fever. A. L. Nicholas is erecting a six room house on land purchased from George McNabb. Protracted meetings start Sunday with Bro. Hogan in charge. Many local notes follow about health, weather, oil drilling, and community visits.

A. L. Nicholas George McNabb Bro. Hogan Lucy French W. B. Pinkston C. M. Wilkey J. J. Raley Wabash George Raley Turtle Creek Homer French Sullivan F. M. Daniels Merom Linton Julius Kester Terre Haute Arthur Brown John Madox Wilson Grain Company

Local Personal News Recording Neighbor Visits

Weather is fine. Mrs Nelle Bledsoe went to Sullivan Monday. Miss Sadie Stoner of Cass visited Mrs Wright Saturday night and Mamie Raines visited her aunt Mrs Ollie Smith last weekend. Miss Cindia Hale of Linton visits sister Mrs Tom Chambers. Wm Canada and daughter went to Sullivan one day last week. Ben Smith and wife moved here Sunday. Jesse Cody and wife started housekeeping here.

Jas. Yager Jas. Thorne Frank Gray Robin Carrithers S. H. Stivers Julius Hoseman Rev. McMichaels Union Kingsley Emerson Watson Jacob Watson Merom George Bicknell Jesse Medsker Return Turman Ross Ollie Kennett E. V. Leach Nancy Turman Jas. Wener Esther A. Moore Homer Arnett New Lebanon Jacob Lillie John McNaughton Clara McCoy Clifford Phillips Myrtle Dr. Gill Claude Lisman Charley Holt Blancer Hartling Henry Dodds Nora Gorby Will Stedman Terre Haute East Chapel Walker’s Chapel W. Ridgeway Wilber Bicknell Robert Springer Treas Frank Sanders Nellie Morgan Ada Ogle Able Brocker Decatur Iill Birdie Brokaw Cortland Haseltine Dooley Rockville Jackson Hinkle James Siner Fred Siner Shelburn Belle Kendall Milton Bennett New Goshen James Bennett Flossie Jones Emma Petty Linton Eva Wooley Geo. Anderson John Nikirk Walter Criss May Bedwell Claude Lloyd Farmersburg Jake Bennett Harrisburg Ill Mr. Foster Brazil Ed. Thixtun Sullivan Milliard Everly John Jeter Howard Harris Sam Moore Jas. Moore J. K. McClain W. H. Bennett Alice Bertha Shepherd W. V. Jennings Donnie Bo Rena Coyner Allie Allen Robinson William Infange Corder Merom Station Coppage Frankie Daniels Defur Hal Stoddard Fern Elliott Nelle Bledsoe Sadie Stoner Cass Wright Mamie Raines Ollie Smith Cindia Hale Tom Chambers Canada Fella Ben Smith Glendora Jesse Cody

Letters Unclaimed at Sullivan Post Office March 27 1907

List of uncalled letters at Sullivan post office including ladies Mrs Lulu Bell and Miss Nannie Richey and gentlemen Bill Buckner Andy Carrico Charley King G H Layton T M LaMar and A Trepeck. All must be called for within two weeks or they go to the dead letter office. when calling say advertised. ARTHUR A HOLMES P M.

Sullivan Bradberry Helen Bell Lulu Richey Nannie Buckner Bill Carrico Andy King Charley Layton G. H. LaMar T. M Trepeck Arthur A. Holmes P. M

Sterling plow out disc harrow with tongue truck

Turman and Riggs advertise disc harrows and Satley disc with tongue trucks. The note emphasizes availability and reasons to inquire.

Turman & Riggs

For Sale Good Work Horses and Mules

C L Davis advertises stock for sale including work horses and mules available through 35 31 p. Local dealer offers sturdy draft animals for farm use and transportation.

C. L. Davis

Guild Market at Long and Warren’s Saturday

The Ladies Guild of the Methodist church will hold a market Saturday afternoon March 30 from two to six at Long and Warren's hardware store on Court street. A large supply of cakes cookies doughnuts baked beans rolls and home made bread will be offered with dressed chickens. For special orders call Miss Hercules Wilkey at phone number 290.

Ladies Guild of the Methodist Church Long & Warren’s Court Street Hercules Wilkey

Walking plows offered by Turman and Riggs in high rent district

Three makes of walking plows are available Moline Scotch Clipper Satley and Syracuse Prospective buyers are urged to call and view them Turman and Riggs operate in the high rent district offering these tools to farmers

Satley Syracuse Turman & Riggs High Rent

Local Notices and Personal News Briefs

Mr and Mrs Jean Needham welcome a daughter born Saturday D J H Wrork reports their new house nearly finished The Shelburn News moves its office two doors east Chas Turner completes the new livery barn except for painting Mr and Mrs W C Wolfenberger move back to Sullivan from Ft Cobb Okla to reside in the north part John Bridges 22 a local miner enlists in the regular army at Terre Haute Friday

Constancé Watson Sullivan Sparks Mahan John Wible Palestine, Jr Opal Copeland Gill Jean Needham D. J. H. Wrork Chas. Turner The Shelburn News W. C. Wolfenberger Ft. Cobb Okla John Bridges Terre Haute

Wealth lost and found at funeral amid Sandborn notices

The article notes Théopolis Padgett’s funeral where C Bough lost a pocket book containing 25 to 50 dollars later recovered by Sduire Rose and returned to J S Anderson. It mentions visits by J S Andersons, Lyman Cade, D R Newkirk, Ora Pool buying a home, Frank Ward improving, and the Cades visiting grandparents, with C Bough improving his property with fencing.

C. Bough Théopolis Padgett Sduire Rose J. S. Anderson Sandborn Lyman Cade D. R. Newkirk Ora Pool Dolph Shepherd Frank Ward Ralph and Jimmie Cade James Anderson

Bethany Meeting Attendance and Local Notices

Local youths attended a Bethany meeting Sunday night. Vance Bennett was in Sullivan Saturday. James Pirtle and wife visited near Pleasantville Sunday. Jacob Fry died Monday with burial at Bethel cemetery Tuesday. Oat sowing is the order of the day. Martin Pirtle and wife visited relatives near Bethany Sunday. James Driver was in Sullivan Saturday.

Bethany Vance Bennett Sullivan James Pirtle Pleasantville Jacob Fry Bethel Cemetery Martin Pirtle James Driver

Milwaukee Binder on Floor for Harvest Season Orders

Tur Man and Riggs advertise a celebrated harvest binder with a sample on display. Call to see the machine and place orders now for delivery ready by harvest time.

Turman & Riggs

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