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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1916

Page

4

Republican Township and County Conventions Notice

The Republicans of several townships meet at 2 p.m. to elect delegates to the county convention based on Cun ningham vote counts from 1904. Delegates by township include Cass 19, Curry 34, Fairbanks 6, Gill 18, Haddon 20, Hamilton 53, Jackson 31, Jeffson 14, Turman 10 totaling 205 delegates who will meet at 1:30 p.m. in Sullivan to nominate county officers such as Representative Auditor Treasurer Clerk Sheriff Coroner County Surveyor County Assessor and two Commissioners. All Republicans or affiliates urged to attend.

George A. Cunningham Cass Dugger Curry Township Shelburn Fairbanks Gill Township Merom Haddon Township Carlisle Hamilton Township Court House Sullivan Jackson Township Hymera Jeffson Pleasartville Turman Township Graysville Republican County Central Committee

Young Chairman of Sullivan County DCD Central Committee

The question asks whether the young chairman is an organizer or a reorganizer, but lacks enough context or explicit statements to determine his role. No decisive evidence is provided in the prompt.

Sullivan County Democratic County Central Committee

Postmaster Robbed at Riverton Aids Byclever Cure Claim

Riverton Iowa postmaster G W Fouts says a robbery nearly cost him his life but credits Electric Bitters with curing his chronic liver complaint and jaundice. He praises the tonic for biliousness neuralgia and stomach liver kidney and bladder issues. Available at Joe K Smock's drug store for 25 cents.

G. W. Fouts Riverton Joe K. Smock

Sullivan Normal Meets Monday June 11

The Sullivan Normal will convene on Monday June 11 to discuss upcoming schedules and campus arrangements. Members are expected to review departments, confirm attendance, and set agendas for the week.

Sullivan Normal

Fairbanks Neighbor News Highlights Local Socials

Ross Lester shows off a new buggy and smiles brighten visits as Mrs. Lillie Walters makes progress in writing. Fred Osborn and wife visited Noble Badger and family near Middletown. Chas Watson and Ben Holland of Hymera dined with Miss Ora Patton. Geo Adams of Old York spent time with Mr. and Mrs. John Foutz. Several local youths gathered Sunday at Merom. Miss Fay Warner visits her uncle Bob Mayfield. Clarence Lester and Miss Mary Foutz spent Sunday evening with the former's sister Mrs Tryplet.

Ross Lester Lillie Walters Fred Osborn Noble Badger Middletown Geo. Adams Old York John Foutz Merom Fay Warner Bob Mayfield Clarence Lester Mary Foutz Mrs Tryplet

Fortunate Missourians Praise Dr King’s New Discovery

T J Dwyer of Grayville Illinois writes from Livonia Missouri that three former customers were permanently cured of consumption by Dr King’s New Discovery. He calls it wonderful and cites a man who reconsidered moving to Arizona after using the medicine. Trial bottles free and guaranteed by Joe K Smock druggist. Price one dollar and nine cents.

Livonia T. J. Dwyer Grayvile Joe K

Benson Chapel Social Notes and Weekend Visitors

Mrs Kate Shields is on the sick list and Mrs Knowles went to Shelburn. The little child of Mr Roberts is better. Chauncey Trueblood and son Orrel visited William Knowles and wife. Bessie and Gertie Roberts visited Mattie Goodwin. Andy Trueblood was in the vicinity. Mont Shepherd of Hamilton is visiting. Ladies busy cleaning house and tending setting hens. Rev Bratton of Sullivan will preach Sunday night. Mrs Knowles and Ana Knowles spent a Sunday evening with Mrs Roberts. Mr Hall’s party well attended and centered on Lillie’s surprise birthday. Attendees included Fred and Mrs Hines, Fred and Mrs Osborn and their son, Misses Harris, Edna and Jennie Hughes, Edna Knowles, Lizzie Osborn, Hazel Murdock, Herschel Trueblood, Walter Wyman, Clarence Murdock, Ross Campbell, Malcolm Campbell, Claude Osborn, Clair Osborn, Herman Hines, Ray Shields, Wilburn Murdock, Harve Hall, Herman Betts. Refreshments of ice cream cake bananas and candy served. Music by Fred Osburn and Lizzie Osburn. All departed late wishing Lillie many more birthdays.

Mr. Roberts Chauncey Trueblood Orrel William Knowles Bessie Gertie Roberts Mattie Goodwin Andy Trueblood Mont Shepherd Hamilton Rev. Bratton Sullivan Wilburn Murdock Harve Hall Herman Betts Fred Osburn Lizzie Osburn Lillie

Idahos Idlers Win Over Hymera In Narrow Tilt

The Idaho Idlers defeated Hymera 10 to 6 in Hymera. Key players were Romine on the mound and strong Idlers batting. Score by innings shows a decisive early lead and late surge.

Hymera Idaho Idlers Romine R. H. E. Idlers

Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson Return Home After Visit

Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson returned to their Shelburn home this morning after a pleasant visit with Oscar Powell and family.

Harry Anderson Shelburn Oscar Powell

Jolly Black Jack Colt Promo at Tom Shepherd’s Barn

Jolly is a nine year old Black Jack with white belly and mealy nose around the eyes. His colts are upheaded, fine sellers and good quiet workers. Come to Tom Shepherd's barn mornings or evenings. Eight dollars to insure a straight living colt to stand suck. Colt stands good for season. 4214

Tom Shepherd’s Barn

Community Notes From Wilsonville And Nearby

Wilsonville residents visit relatives and neighbors in ongoing social rounds. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Clay Simmers with daughter Ola Wilson and others like Bert Gooch of Dunville. Stephen Bell has returned from hospital and is recovering at home. Dr George Knapp of Vincennes will visit the McCammon House on Friday May 18. A watch and Melborn Ky buggies are mentioned for sale and delivery.

Bert Gooch Dunville Martha McClanahan May McClanahan Thomas Wilson Austin Everhart Lulu Delia Day Stephen Bell George Knapp Vincennes McCammon

Local Visits Noted Around Mt Tabor and Nearby Towns

Ina Morris dined with Junie Click last Sunday. Charley Bottorff and wife with son Clarence visited Mrs Strain near Providence. Anna Wilkey stayed a week with Easter Strain. Carry Philips and family of Graysville spent Sunday with Frank Alsop and family. Brack Walters and wife shopped in Sullivan last Friday. Several locals went to Merom last Sunday. Mr Correll was in Sullivan recently. Mr McClure planted corn last week. James Thorn of Graysville passed en route to Sullivan last Saturday.

Ina Morris Junie Click Charley Bottorff Clarence Mrs. Strain Providence Anna Wilkey Easter Strain Carry Philips and Family Graysville Frank Alsop Brack Walters Sullivan Merom

Business Scene in Sullivan Amid Crop and Mining Delays

Local businessmen report a gloomy period as farmers忙 handlers and late-season work delay harvest and coal miners strike. A prominent Sullivan trader estimates the strike costs the county about ten thousand dollars daily. Farmers anticipate a record corn crop if weather cooperates, with the acreage the largest in years.

Sullivan Sullivan County

Welcome Visitor Brings Sun Brothers Progres sive Show to Sullivan

The Sun Bros World’s Progressive Railroad show visits Sullivan on Wednesday May 28. The company promotes high morals and fair business practices with a strong reputation across America and Canada. Fifty celebrated artists perform across a two and a half hour program with afternoon matinees at 2 and evening shows at 8.

Sullivan Sun Bros Sun Brothers America Dominion of Canada

Mattix Turman Wiggs Advertises Screens and Doors

Local ad announces sale of screen doors screen wire and screen windows at Mattix Turman Wiggs with contact or listing reference 42-11.

Mattix, Turman & Wiggs

Seventeen to Graduate at Local High School

Seventeen boys and girls will graduate at the high school commencement to be held at the Methodist church on Friday evening May 25. The graduates are Lettie Bailey Lydia A Harbaugh David Crawley Jr W Ray Willis Katherine A Boyd Katherine I Goodwin Ralph R Edwards Maximillian Crowder Emma I Brunger Ogar B Poston John L Taylor Jesse C Wright Verna R Harbaugh Hazel Hummel Mary Lee Bailey Roger Park and Janet Dudley.

Methodist Church Lettie Bailey Lydia A. Harbaugh David Crawley, Jr W. Ray Willis Katherine A. Boyd Katherine I. Goodwin Ralph R. Edwards Maximillian Crowder Emma I. Brunger Ogar B. Poston John L. Taylor Jesse C. Wright Verna R. Harbaugh Hazel Hummel Mary Lee Bailey Roger Park Janet Dudley

Cold Proposition Ice Cream Freezers Spectacular Prices

Classified notices include an ad for affordable ice cream freezers by Mattix Turman and Riggs in Chicago. Also a job offer seeking an assistant manager for county and adjacent territory with $20 weekly salary and expenses. A school superintendent S E Raines travels after his mother Alvira Raines dies in Terre Haute at 76. burial at Palmer's Prairie.

Mattix, Turman & Riggs Chicago Wholesale and Mail Order House Lake St Chicago S. E. Raines Sullivan Public Schools Freeport Ills Raines Alvira Raines Terre Haute

Buggies Wanted for Exchange and New Confectionery Store Opening

Mattix Turman Riggs seeks 500 new buggies for exchange within ten days. 421 George P. Anderson rents the old post office building on the square southwest corner to open a confectionery shop.

Mattix, Turman & Riggs George P. Anderson Anderson

Local Buggy and Farm Supply Dealer Announces Discounts

The retailer promotes bulk delivery with freight savings, offers a medium priced buggy line, accepts trade ins on old vehicles, and stocks second hand buggies. They advertise home furnishings, flexible payment plans, and a crop pea sale at 1.60 per bushel, claiming market prices around 2.00. A dealer from Evansville notes shortage in supply.

Evansville

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The Sullivan Union PFHE Dirrelle Chaney Robert P. White Publishers Fairbanks RR Chas. Watson Ben Holland Ora Patton Kate Shields Jolly Black Shoes and Oxfords Maxwell - Cowles Shoe CO Wilsonville Clay Simmers Ola Wilson Lon Dell Wabash Louisa Blevins Retta Walters Sarah Gadberry Ollie Smith Edna Long Jim Gaskill Daugters Flora Stella Sarah Gaskill Wm. Smith Caledonia Joe Hixon J. B. Mullane & Co Melborn, Ky MT. Tabor Mr. Correll Mr. McClure James Thorn Aleatha C. Gray Ind Dr. Riggs Edgar T. Wilson Paxton Samuel Morris Sarah R. Gadberry John Shelton Oaktown E. R.riggs Davis Hotel Sullivan, Ind Hatry Rex West Side Sullivan
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