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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1916
Page
8
The statement notes that two hundred fifty dollars was paid to the law firm of Mc Gregor and Harris of Brazil. Judge Harris, now practicing in this city, was formerly a member of Mc Gregor and Harris at Brazil.
Bloomington Star notes a baseball club idea at the store fizzles as boys pick checkers. Tales include Dick Bledsoe in Indianapolis for a lodge and shows, Village Improvement talk, taxes, eggs prices, police gossip, and peculiar errands by Zeb Stebbins, Aunt Sally Hartsock, and Deacon Hartsock.
Sealed proposals due by 1 P M April 4 1916 to J Frank Spencer township trustee Sullivan County Indiana for erection of a new township school building at Pleasantville. Separate bids requested for heating plumbing and electric work with required certified checks. Plans on file at Pleasantville and Vincennes architects. Trustee may reject bids.
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as rapid relief for colds and coughs from fall through spring. It claims to quell the coughing tearing throat and inflammation, with a 50cc bottle suggested for home use and a money back promise rarely needed.
Mrs Howe and son Dewey from Kentucky join Mr and Mrs Charles Howe for dinner. Andrew Singleton and family visit Frank Delrusk and Keller residents. Otto Dozier and children also visit. Residents and visitors, including Miss Aretta Stinnet and Miss Edna Hawkins circles, were seen over Sunday with various local households.
M. A. Haddon asserts that Sullivan County Farms can secure loans with minimal cost and delay. He notes more than a half million dollars in loans obtained on the farms in recent months.
Mrs. Mary Bryan and son Isaac of Sullivan rushed to Ohio to be with their ailing son and brother. Vera Ratcliff visited Mrs. Frank Delusk Monday evening. Atlas Houlston called on Areta Stout Sunday evening. Harvey Lantz visited Edna Brown Sunday evening. Quimby Ratcliff called on Frank Delrusk Sunday evening. Cletus Rusher was in Sullivan Saturday. John Stout called on Mrs. P. L. Ratcliff Monday. John Stark was in Terre Haute Monday.
Mrs Maud E Walters aged 39 died at the family home this afternoon in Hymera. She is survived by her husband Philip Walters two sons Wayne and Claude her mother Mrs C W Spear two sisters Mrs Frank Tuttle and Miss Abbie Spear and five brothers Atto Be Woody V Orville L Max all of Terre Haute Indiana.
Walter C Spear of Indianapolis. The funeral will be held at 11 oclock Saturday morning at Mount Pleasant church.
Charles D. Hunt, defeated Democratic nominee, filed campaign expenses of 1501.39. His rival Cullop spent 1372.29, 129.10 less. Thomas J. Houck, third in the race, says he spent nothing. John A. Williams, defeated Republican candidate, reports 31.00. Oscar E. Bland, the Republican nominee, reports 59.10.
A time tested remedy promises to move sluggish bowels, stimulate the liver and clear the system of waste and body poisons. The ad urges readers to clear winter accumulations and notes the price of 26 cents at the druggist.
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