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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1905

Page

9

Vegetarian diet breaks in middle of beef hungry man

A Chicago traveler narrates his ten day experiment with vegetarianism prompted by his wife. He endures cravings for meat and beer as he recounts meals and moralizing from the diet, ending with him yielding to pork chops in Terre Haute.

Chicago Dr. Pep Dr. Crip Dr. Lil Bunker’s Bunker Knights of the Forceps Tye Mahatam Mahatma India Hor Terre Haute

Mt Calvary community notes and weather aftermath

Mt Calvary updates report L H Willis and family visiting Ed Dailey, farm work by Lee Thomas and John Wright, and a wind storm Friday night that felled fences and fruit trees. Ed Dailey moves into John Robbins’s former house. Sunday School overseen by Mrs. Hannah Alsop. spring terms taught by Chas Freeman at Creager and Minnie Alsop at Bedwell. Community notices include coal land work by Ad Alsop and Ed Bloom, road work by Supervisor Turnbull, a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Tilden Alsman, and a sermon by Rev Wilson McMichael Sunday. Scott Bros advertise eating salon products.

L. H. Willis Ed Dailey Lee Thomas John Wright John Robbins Mt. Calvary Sunday School Hannah Alsop Chas. Freeman Creager School Minnie Alsop Bedwell Ad Alsop Ed Bloom A. E. Hazelrigg Turnbull Tilden Alsman Sullivan F. W. Walters Frank Clayton G. J. Spencer Elmer Walters Lem Willis Samuel Brodie Charles F Clarence Spencer Mt. Calvary Wilson McMichael

Local NeighborsNote Weekend Visits And Health Notices

Mrs Andy Weir and several locals report illnesses while gatherings and visits occur across Sullivan Carlisle and Merom. Household travels include Henry Lester returning from Texas and Irvin Scott caring for hog shipments. Several attended a teachers examination and funeral services at Mann cemetery.

Chas. Kirk Sullivan Bert Booker Carlisle Tom McKinley Irvin Scott C. P. Harris Ross Turman

Local society notes and road work updates from HYMERA area

Chas Magill returns from Texas. Rev L B Johnson attends funeral in Bloomfield for J L Stropes. Yeager family moves to Graysville. Mrs Lillian Norman visits from Rosedale. G D Noyes opens photo gallery over Myer’s barbershop. Vacation for W L McCord Dr A Caffee and Wint Cummins in East Tennessee. Lela Marion Gray entertains. Grace Payne guest of Nellie Payne. Rev McCoy aids Presbyterian conference. Rev Fuson ordained. visiting brethren attend services. Scott Bros. advertise lawn, stoves, refrigerators. Public works: Terre Haute Spectator notes rail right of way in Vigo County. Italians housed, new bridges purchased for Big 4 lines. interurban route changes near West Terre Haute. Thatcher Parker leads bridge work. Wall paper sale ads. STRATTON & Co.

Lillian Norman Rosedale G. D. Noyes Myer W. L. McCord Dr. A. Caffee Wint Cummins Tennessee Lela Marion Gray Miss Gray C. J. McAnally Indianapolis Grace Payne Bloomfield Nellie Payne Harry Denham Terre Haute Vigo County Beasley John T. Beasley Sullivan Youngstown Pimento Farmersburg Boston Paris Road J. M. McCampbell Paris Honey Creek West Vigo Sullivan Road Huffin Thatcher Parker

Sunday School and Services Schedule

Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m all are invited to attend the services at the church.

Local notes mention church services and community visits

Homer Lester and family visited Dr Yager on Sunday for wet weather farming. Rev Case preached at the Presbyterian church and Rev McNaughton spoke at the Methodist church to a larger crowd. Corwin Phillips and family visited Big Springs, James Yager moved from Hymera, and Thomas Moore and family visited from Sullivan. The electric railway promoters were here on an inspection tour and a petition to keep the local post office open is urged.

Homer Lester Yager Case Presbyterian Church Electric Corwin Phillips Big Springs McNaughton Methodist Church James Yager Hymera Thomas Moore Sullivan J. W. Woner and Son Brooks , Watkins Linton Clara Pinkston

Marriage Licenses Issued For Eleven Couples

Jacob Washington Bennett and Clara Jane Mullen. Jesse Kile Dicks and Stella May Hathaway. Luke Walters and Christiana Booker. Christy Orr and Flossie Florence Canary. Frank Cochran and Iona Simpson. Albert Herman Kramer and Pearl May. Alvin Oris Gilmore and Delpha Varanda Smith. James Whitlock and Lacy Eliza Goodman. Elmer Robbins and Ola Bell Abrams. Lewis Irvin Stark and Cora Estella Van Sant. Joseph Alonacz and Katie Honnis.

Jacob Washington Bennett Clara Jane Mullen Jesse Kile Dicks Stella May Hathaway Luke Walters Christiana Booker Christy Orr Flossie Florence Canary Frank Cochran Iona Simp Albert Herman Kramer Pearl Alice May Alvin Oris Gilmore Delpha Varanda Smith James Whitlock Lacy Eliza Goodman Elmer Robbins Ola Bell Abrams Lewis Irvin Stark Cora Estella van Sant Joseph Alonacz Katie Honnis

Community Socials and Local Ads Highlight Weekend

Sunday visits and calls fill the local slate with Porter Loften and Byron Riggs families in the Sherburn area. Several Sullivan residents including Chas Wilson and Harry Brown visit Frank Wilson. Local business Scott Bros teases a Rex Buggy giveaway while Stratton & Co advertise affordable paper designs and prompt service.

Socialist lecture on Frenzied Finance at Sullivan

Rev. Fred G. Strickland state secretary of the Socialist party will lecture on Frenzied Finance on the street at Sullivan Tuesday evening May 9. Citizens are urged to attend and hear him.

Fred G. Strickland Socialist Party Sullivan

Missionary Address by Mrs Stevens at New Lebanon Church

Mrs Stevens, returned missionary from India, will give an address at the M E church in New Lebanon on Thursday evening May Mth. Everyone is invited and cordiality requested. Scott Bros offer kinds of furniture.

Stevens India The M. E New Lebanon Mth

Men’s Club Hosts Notable Baptist Church Meeting

The Baptist Church Men’s Club held a Sunday night gathering with Prof. D. B. Atkinson of Merom College as speaker. The men’s chorus provided music and Prof. Artinson delivered “The Practice of Eternal Life,” praised as dignified and engaging oratory.

Baptist Church D. B. Atkinson Merom College Artinson

Terre Haute Company Plans Interurban Line Progress

Terre Haute company advances with plans for an interurban line this year and seeks a franchise to build in the South Seventh area. Grading is reported well underway about five miles south of town amid local doubt about the project.

Stone Webster

Staffordshire Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Shuck Foutz was in Sullivan on Friday. Tom Knight visits his brother Charles near Merom Station. Gillie Christison stayed with Miss Cleveland in Sullivan on Saturday. Mrs. John Ridgeway and son Henry were in Sullivan Saturday. Carl Lester and Leona Allison drove to the county seat Saturday. Ora Patton extends her visit with Bob Davis another week. Irvin Burton, Wednesday. Scott Bros. invite all to their Saturday drawing for a Rex Buggy.

Suits Filed Over Debts in Circuit Court

Thomas S. Stark 7 sues Charles Heap for 125 dollars claiming it is principal and interest on a note. The Hinkle Snoe Company sues Jas G. Brokaw for 80.83 dollars for merchandise bought. plaintiffs seek judgment for 90 dollars.

Thomas S. Stark 7 Charles Heap Hinkle Snoe Company Jas. G. Brokaw

Stratton & Co Rex Buggy Giveaway Saturday

Full combination wall border and ceiling 15 foot room 80c. 41-2t. STRATTON & Co Scott Bros announce a Rex Buggy giveaway to be held Saturday morning with the event listed in the issue.

Stratton & Co

Longtime Sullivan County Matriarch Susan Smith Dies

Mrs. Susan Smith aged nearly 100 died Saturday at her home south of New Lebanon after a long illness. Born December 24, 1809, she was the oldest woman in Sullivan County and left two sons William C. Hart and Joseph M. Hart, a daughter Mrs. Mary F. Biggs of Marshall, Illinois, twenty five grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday in Marshall led by Rev. Craig. Interment was six miles south of Marshall. She was married twice to John Hart and later lived in Sullivan County. She belonged to the Christian Church.

Susan Smith New Lebanon Marshall, Ul

Billings-Chapin Co paint ad notes delayed renewal

Fragmentary notice references Billings-Chapin Co and J. B. Mullane Co Sullivan Indiana. The readable text hints at paint preparation or renewal timing but details are unclear.

Billings-Chapin Co’s J. B. Mullane Co Sullivan, Ind

Wes Stalcup At Battle Limedale Tale Of A Snoring Star

W. H. Blodgett recounts Wes Stalcup’s comic snoring exploits in Limedale and Washington hotels. The Lady Drummer narrator describes trains, night agents, and a series of humorous encounters highlighting Stalcup as a relentless snorer who unsettles staff and guests alike.

W. H. Blodgett Indianapolis News Wes Stalcup Sullivan Indianapolis Limedale Steeg Wes Stale Wes Steen Calliope Stalcup Kothe, Wells & Bauer The Gazelle Washington, Ind Hiatt Big George Hippo Wallace Mr. Stalcup

Bucklen’s Balm Saves Life After Severe Burns

A fragment reports a dramatic rescue where Bucklen’s Arnica salve quickly saved a man after a severe burn incident. The ad-like note promotes Bucklen’s as best for burns and sores, priced 25 cents at Joe K. Smock’s drug store.

Ei. Stearms Bucklen S. Quice Burns Aoresa Joe K. Smock

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Scott Bros Andy Weir Columbus Morin Katie Stewart James Hunt Levi Ridgeway Henry Lester Texas Cinth Johnson Jennie Brown Merom Jasper Huff Opal Nellie Shepherd Cy Thompson Rebekah Lodge Graysville Will Eaton Mr. Eaton Mrs. Shepherd Wm. Monk Irvin Burton Mann Cemetery Grace Moore Joe Gray E. G. Carruthers Suullivan Miss Snyder Sadie Stewart Mesdames Walter and Bid Houpt James Stewart Family Chas. Magill L. B. Johnson Jas. Yeager Wife McCoy Houser Thomas Fuson Baptist Church Services Clara Bedell Graysville Street Porter Loften Byron Riggs Sherburn Viola Brown Cad Brown New Liberty John Mattix C. L. Davis Chas. Wilson Harry Brown Frank Wilson Mesdames Wm. Denney Ed Billman Charles Denney Etta Lovelace Chas. Wilkey Scott Bros. Aeay Rex Staffordshire
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