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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1904

Page

4

Shiloh Community Notes and Local Updates

Daniel Driver visits ill father Uncle Eck Driver in Sullivan this week. Bedwell schoolhouse closes a successful term. Local roads need gravel. Martin Pirtle and Roscoe Carruthers travel for business. Grover Land dies after illness. burial at Booker cemetery. Ed Shepherd sells hogs at Dugger. Mrs Mollie Bennett visits friends. Vance Bennett to build a new home near Shiloh. Ida Pirtle ill. John Dix visits Clinton with family. Ira Rogers relocates to Sullivan for lighthouse job. Bailey schoolhouse event postponed due to weather. Miss Maud Linkenhoker teaches spring term. Orion Rich to work on Jim Case farm. Engine 33 S L fails to cross Busseron. flood damages track. John Shipman loses lambs. saves rest. Wim Shipman hosts stock sale near Glendora. Wedding rumor circulates. F and F Henry Bean to move to Sullivan. John Bunch's move. Bean sales for Long Warren Co.

Bedwell Martin Pirtle Linton Logan Buck Pleasantville Roscoe Carruthers Sullivan Grover Land Booker Cemetery Ed Shepherd Dugger Ira Rogers Keller Mine Light House Bailey School House Maud Linkenholker Orion Rich Oklahoma Jim Case S. L Busseron John Shipman

Measles Sicken Staffordshire Neighbors Hear Wet Week

Local notes report severe measles in the neighborhood and rain that flooded roads. Mrs. Jane Foutz grows weaker while J. F. Patton hosts Luther Arnett party. Births, visits, and travel fill the week as Wabash rises and telephones are installed for J. F. Patton.

Palmer's Prairie School News and Local Notices

The No. 2 school closes Monday as Miss Nora Wright plans to attend Normal at Terre Haute. Spring term starts next Monday with Mr. Barbie as teacher. Weather remains unsettled with no farm work in sight. Uncle Willis Benefield, veteran of the Mexican war and Sullivan farmer, is buried at Palmer's Prairie last Friday. Elmer Martin and wife of near Shelburn bury their infant child here on Saturday. I visited our school at No. 2 last.

Jane Foutz Luther Arnett Graysville J. F. Patton Daisy Thomas No. 2 Nora Wright Terre Haute Barbie Willis Benefield Sullivan Palmer’s Prairie Elmer Martin Shelburn

Wabash River Surges as Bridges Need Repair in Big Springs

The Wabash River runs high and rising fast near Big Springs. Several local bridges require repair work. Families plan to attend Miss Fidelia Royse’s wedding in Terre Haute. Our Sunday school was reorganized with J. W. Watson as Supt and Annie Cushman as Asst Supt, Gracie Moore as chorister, and other officers listed.

J. W. Watson Annie Cushman Martha Durham Ella Eno Gracie Moore Jesse Medsker Nellie Gray O. T. Collier Graysville

Packet Line Between Terre Haute and Merom

Two regular packet boats will run on the Wabash river between Terre Haute and Merom Heights during the summer. The Fly, built by Ed Long who died Thursday, will be raised and repaired after sinking in ice last fall. Owners Fritz Myers and Charles Seidentop plan a weekly freight and produce run to the city, while the Indiana continues its weekly freight trips.

Wabash River Terre Haute Merom Heights Indiana Ed Long Fritz Myers Charles Seidentop Walnut Street Landing Myers Seidentop Terre Haute Tribune

Dr Lisman Visits Honolulu Islands Delegation to GOP Convention

Dr W A Lisman of Carlisle travels with a party of 34 to the Hawaiin Islands visiting the great volcano near Honolulu. The Honolulu Advertiser and another paper carried ads for popular articles made in the United States. The papers urged Republicans in the territory to elect six delegates and six alternates to the National Republican convention in Chicago.

Honolulu W. A. Lisman Carlisle Sam Lisman Thirtyfour Chicago Islands

New Suits and Matters Listed in Civil Docket

A list of civil actions including partitions, accounts, quiet title, damages and possession, probate related matters, drainage petitions, and real estate sales to pay debts. Notable parties include Sarah Stacker and William Ring, Buettner and Shelburn Machine Co. and Keystone Coal Co., Reliance Coal and Mining Co. and Tyre Harris, and the Marion Trust Company as receiver in a Vernon Insurance matter.

Sarah Stacker William Ring Buettner & Shelburn Machine Co Keystone Coal Company Reliance Coal & Mining Co Tyre Harris H. E. Bolinger Richard Jones The Marion Trust Company Vernon Insurance and Trust Co Charles R. Fairfield Janes E. Brittle Alex J. Ross Earl Patton Lucretia Bryant Isaac Patton Edgar S. Crowder Daniel BE. Praase Alex Prose Cee McNabb Thompson Gaskins Manning E. Drake

Wedding Delayed by Flood Reaches Evansville

A Sullivan couple John W. Pingue and Ivy Martin wed after flood delays. They planned Terre Haute nuptials but were waterbound and returned to Evansville.

Marriage Licenses List Listing Couples

Marriage licenses issued for Lee Gritton and Addie Stroud William Rose and Bessie Hays Dee W. Boone and Sarah J. Goodman A L Tidrick and Dosia Payne Edwin Colvin and Julia Clark Earl J. Blocksom and Gertie Boyd Harry F. Walters and Sarah E. Leach.

Lee Gritton Addie Stroud William Rose Bessie Hays Dee W. Boone Sarah J. Goodman A. L. Tidrick Dosia Payne Edwin Colvin Julia Clark Earl J. Blocksom Gertie Boyd Harry F. Walters Sarah E. Leach

Cass Township Delegates Appointments to State Convention

John L. Griffiths was named delegate to the Republican State Convention with Dr. C. M. Lowder as alternate, representing Cass Township in the party’s leadership lineup.

John L. Griffiths C. M. Lowder

Social roundup of local entertaining events

Miss Edna Calvert hosted a small dinner Tuesday with several friends. Mr James Knotts plans a party tomorrow night. Miss Flossie Willis entertained many friends Monday with card playing and dancing and a two course luncheon. The Friday Afternoon Club meeting with Mrs Katharine Kirkham was postponed a week due to heavy rain.

Flossie Willis Katherine Kirkham

Card of Thanks and Local Events in Sullivan

Card of Thanks Expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during illness and death of a wife and mother. Burr will read Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at the Court House on Friday April 1 at 8 pm to aid Sullivan High School with 252 admission. Also notes bakery opening on East Washington Street by J B Davidson and Son offering bread cakes pies and more as a strictly union shop. Dr Crowley advertises ear and eye care with cures after others failed.

E. W. Arnett A. L. Creager Grace Pierce Burr Wiggs Court House Sullivan High School East Washington Street J.B. Davidson & Son Indiana John C. Chaney William McCloud Sullivan D. Crawley

Quaker Concert Go. to Fill Week at Bass Auditorium

Due to washout the Quaker Concert Go. will fill a week at Sullivan Mrs. Burr presents reading of Mrs. Wiggs from the Cabbage Patch and the entertaining reading. See the donkey clown and other talking and singing figures with the Quaker Medicine Co at Bass Auditorium.

Sullivan Burr Wiggs Quaker Medicine Co Bass Auditorium

Easter Services at M. E. Church

Special services next Sabbath mark Easter season. Morning and evening worship follow the season, with a Sunday School program at 2:30. Parents and friends are invited. J. H. Carnes, Pastor.

J. H. Carnes

Quarterly church meeting and Easter services announced

The Baptist Church calls a quarterly business meeting for Friday April 1 1904 at 7 30 p m electing two trustees and handling other business. Special Easter services are set for next Sunday with music by the choir. The morning sermon themes are Resurrection Power and The Crowning of Christ. The Lord's Supper will be observed at the morning service.

Quaker Concert Co Opens Week at Bass Auditorium

The Quaker Concert Co opened a seven night engagement at the Bass Auditorium with good singing dancing and music. Ticket sales touted strong audience response and high spirits as the run began.

The Quaker Concert Co

Victory Service Planned for Church Milestone

The church aims to complete its ten year struggle and reach self support with a victory service likely on the first Sunday in May. Further notice will follow. U. M. McGuire.

Perty U. M. McGuire

Easter Service at Presbyterian Church Program

Program lists organ solo from Handel's Messiah and hymns with solos by Mrs. Ratcliff and Mrs. Hays. Choir anthem and prayers accompany offerings by Two Angels and pastors. Note mentions Christ is Risen and a statement We Shall Have New Bodies.

Yenisheen

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Shiloh Daniel Driver Eck Driver Mollie Bennett Vance Bennett Ida Pirtle Ed Alsman John Dix Shirley Hill Clinton Wim. Shipman Glendora Henry Bean John Bunch John Long, Warren & Co Staffordshire Gyp Graysville Club New Lebanon Lem Patton Roy Kelley Mae McKinney Cal Foutz Guy Cushman Jim Yeager Joley Harris Quaker Church Cyrus Patton Mt. Tabor George Adams Abe Lester Palmer's Prairie Big Springs J. B. Durham Mary Manning Thomas Durham Fidelia Royse Merom T. B. Shaffer & Co West Side Dr. Lisman Hawaiin Islands Indianapolis News Evansville John W. Pingue Ivy Martin Cass Township Edna Calvert Mr. James Knotts MENS Oxfords Golden Gate Julius Harry & CO NEW Shoe Store M. E. Church Mrs. Sheridan Boatright’s Easter Service Presbyterian Church Town of Turman Township Board of Directors Coutier
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