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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1903
Page
7
A speaker praises Springer's for affordable stylish shoes and quick service. He recalls asking about models, noting a fast fitting by John and a stockman-like shop vibe. The narrator favors Springer and warns Sullivan if finds not as helpful.
Wm Daugherty returned from Missouri. G W VanCleave of Farmersburg visited, with E D Nickey joining to conduct Sunday services. Mrs Preslar of Ohio guests Aldrich family. Miss C T Penrod to Dayton for Japan return. Grandparents Coyner rejoice over two new grandchildren. Leola Newlin welcomed a daughter. Opal Graham visited sister. W C T A meets next Saturday at 3. Y M C A Y W C A sponsored chapel service with Home and Foreign Missions talks. Su Emma Hess visited Dayton. Ruby Sutton visits Cecil VanCleave. Merom residents in Sullivan. Prof Lawson to speak Sunday. Dr Holmes from Chelsea expected for commencement. May day celebrated. Merom wins season opener 15 4. Next Saturday evening literary societies joint meeting at college.
Jack Frost appeared last week and Joe Drake, burned in the Gilmore mine explosion, can work again. Rev. Ensminger preached at Zion. Mrs. M. A. Burress sold three acres to D. E. Everhart. Payne’s horse is well. he bought one from Bill Johnson. Willie Stevenson and wife will soon set up housekeeping at Jackson Hill. Elmer Wence and family visited his father. Shuberthz and wife of Star City visited John Wyman. Gaskill and wife visited Lauchlin McEacheran family. Maggie Wyman of Palmer’s Prairie visited. Frank Lauren and wife will soon set up housekeeping. Lou Burress, Currysville barber, has been hanging paper at Jackson Hill this week. Albert Powell is recovering from a three week illness. Christian Endeavor at Zion each Saturday. met at Mrs. Jane Payne’s to select a delegate to Carrolton convention. James Gibbs returned to Litchfield, Illinois, after working at Gilmore. he has a sore hand.
Mrs Henry Skinner and daughter Tressa spent Tuesday with Mrs 8 A Creager. Mr Potter moved his family to Linton to run the company mine there. Wm Stanley was in Sullivan on business. Thomas Goodman visited Dugger on Tuesday. Mrs Alice Alsman and Ed Shepherd of near Shiloh were in Dugger Monday. Josiah Stanley, Wm Sims did business in Dugger Saturday. Matt Hatfield works in Linton this week. Forest Masterson was in Linton on Saturday. Davy Love moved from Linton to Dugger and now has charge of the mine here. Wm Miller in Dugger Saturday. Roy Wright of Cass visited Mart Goodman’s Sunday evening. Kirk Bedwell of Cass attended church at Hickory Sunday. Lester Sturgeon and Jim Burress of Gilmore attended church at Hickory Sunday night. Wm Stanley bought the Frank Shepherd farm near Shiloh and will move soon. Subscribe for The Union.
Scab Ridge reports farmers plowing for corn while Mrs Jane Spencer and family suffer mumps. Henry Clark, once wounded, is out again. Wesley Smith assists township assessor Enochs this spring. John Jackson, Indiana Medical College student, visits home and accepts a Prudential Insurance position. John Wilson returns from Nebraska and hopes for a Pleasantville Sullivan telephone line soon.
A Rural Route No. 1 letter carrier reports boxes on his route disturbed with dirt, indicating tampering. He warns that breaking into a box is as serious as breaking into a post office and urges caution, noting the government will pursue offenders and a warning may not deter all.
An ad claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures lung troubles including bronchitis croup whooping cough and pneumonia. Mrs C B VanMetre of Shepherdstown West Virginia testifies a single bottle cured her bronchitis after a year of failed remedies. Trial bottles are free and regular sizes cost 50 cents and 1.00, guaranteed by Joe K Smock.
Dr T G Merritt of No Mehoopany Pa reports a patient with violent stomach hemorrhages from ulceration was cured after using Electric Bitters. The patient improved from the first and has had no attack in fourteen months. Electric Bitters are guaranteed for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles. Available for 50 cents at Joe K Smock's drug store.
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