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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1905

Page

2

Biggest bankruptcy stock sale in Sullivan buyers’ history

In Sullivan and vicinity a grand sale announces the purchase of the entire $15,000 bankrupt stock of Schier and Fowler of Polo Illinois. The event is pitched as the most wonderful economical mercantile occasion in the city’s retailing history and promises a busy, exciting shopping period for locals.

Schier and Fowler Polo, Ill Sullivan and Vicinity

Prairie Creek Social and Sports Roundup

Rev Adamson preached at the Christian church over the weekend. Town residents joined trips to Shelburn to watch a ball game with Terre Haute. Prairie Creek teams played a Sunday morning baseball on Walter Hall’s farm. Local deaths include Benjamin Flesher from the river area. The common school commencement is set for June 16 with Rev Tinsley delivering the address.

Shelburn Terre Haute Prairie Creek Walter Hall Margaret Wilson Effie Wirt State Normal Benjamin Flesher New Harmony Rufus Wilson Tinsley Centenary M. E., Church Orpha Hall Ethel Reed The

Misses McGrew and McAnally Attend Grand Lodge

Misses Margaret McGrew and Daisy McAnally attended the grand lodge in Indianapolis this week. Mr and Mrs Wm McCord and sons Walter and Frank visited relatives at Rockville Sunday. Dr B V Caffee and wife were guests of Dr A H Caffee and wife last week. Jennie Asbury of Farmersbury visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs John Laurent died last Thursday morning, leaving a husband and three children. The funeral was conducted by Father Boll Friday afternoon. A little child was buried Wednesday. We specialize in folding beds with prices that will surprise you.

Margaret McGrew Daisy McAnally Grand Lodge Indianapolis Wm. McCord Walter Frank Rockville B. V. Caffee A. H. Caffee Jennie Asbury Farmersbury John Laurent Father Boll

Terrific Race With Death Ends in Health Recovery

Tampa man Ralph F. Fernandez describes a near fatal struggle with liver trouble and heart disease. After failing with several doctors and medicines he used Electric Bitters and, within three days, felt reborn and claims to be cured. Sold at Joe K Smock's drug store for 50 cents.

Ralph F. Fernandez Tampa Fla Joe K. Smock

Pleasantville Notes Homecoming and Local Happenings

Willie Padgett and family return from Florida as Miss Ella McClung starts a music class. A coal mine Klondyke No. 2 to open by June 15. Bride Dave Cooksey wed by F. M. Goldman postponed by illness. Mrs Ward plans England trip. Akin moves dry goods into Bedwell building. Bedwell retires. Hindman to occupy Ellis building. Lulu Powell now clerk.

Ella McClung A. T. Hindman Sandborn William Kinworthy Charley McKee R. C. Shepherd Freelandsville F. M. Goldman George Ward England New York Pennsylvania C. T. Akin S. J. Bedwell Ellis Building Mr. Bedwell Saith Squire Bedwell Rom A. F. Hindman Ellis Akin Lulu Powell

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