Fox hunt race on the trail with fast running dogs
A brisk fox chase gathers crowds as hounds race along a trail from Staffordshire toward the south. Lil leads the pack with a sharp voice and sharp dogs, while Benefield and others eagerly wait to join, planning to throw dust with a half hound pup.
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Lil
Staffordshire
Fox
Bicknell
Benefield
Local visits and moves mark Sullivan area life
Mrs J A Reed of Paris Illinois visits relatives in Sullivan as do many others including C J Sherman who transacted business in Terre Haute and Miss Ada Campbell who resigned to take a book keeper post with Sherman. James R Brown plans a northwest prospecting tour with Manitoba as goal and Dr Crowley promotes eye care while Dr Crowley Oculist offers free glasses advice.
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J. A. Reed
Paris, Ill
C. J. Sherman
Terre Haute
Aaron Wilkey
Littleton, Colo
James Sinclair
Coffeyville
Kaw
Judge Buff
Sullivan
J. B. Mullane
Battle Creek
Mich
Florence Steele
Robinson
Flossie Willis
J. H. Carnes
Providence Church
Harold Dix
Metropolitan School of Music
Crawfordsville
James R. Brown
Northwest
Manitoba
Canada
Ada Campbell
Springer, Carruthers & Crowder
W. Paul Stratton
Linton Band
Old Sullivan Band
Arthur Boles
United States Army
Philippines
Farmersburg
Crowley
Dorothy Crowder
St. Marys
Helen Willien
Crowder
St. Mary’s
Olga Orson
Chicago
William Raines
J. J. Parker
F. M. Mead
James M. Lang
James R. Riggs
W. C. Jamison
P. Poynter
W. W. Wible
Abe Frakes
Byron Frakes
J. J. McCammon
O. B. Harris
Charles W. Welman
J. R. Whalen
Harry Gambill
Indianapolis
Society happenings and gatherings around Sullivan
The E. M. Club entertained by Miss Pearl Burton at the Batey home with prizes for Miss Burton and Mrs. McClain and Coulson. Mrs. J. S. Holcomb hosted euchre for Mrs. Sangster and Mrs. Buchanan with out of town guests. Sullivan Dancing Club held a dance at the McCammon hotel. John T. Beasley hosted euchre with elaborate decorations and out of town guests Madame Chinchello of Paris and Mrs. Ullman and Mrs. Kendrick of New York.
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E. M. Club
J. S. Holcomb
Fred Sangster
Elwood
Robert Buchanan
Indianapolis
Buchanan
Chas. Warren
Ned Crowder
Jesse Mahley
Sangster
Anne Cunningham
Crawfordsville
Sullivan Dancing Club
McCammon
Minnie Mayfield
Emma McCammon
Lulu Knotts
Ira Willis
Mary Crawford
Abbie Lucas
Jess Pearce
Carlisle
Rachel Barnard
Blanche Draper
Edna Wolfe
Minnie Mattix
Flossie Willis
Florence Steele
Robinson
Curtis Gilbert
H. K. Ross
E. R. Riggs
Roy McClanahan
Ira J. Gill
New Lebanon
Chester Booth
Julius Goldberg
C. F. Briggs
Robi. Campbell
Ira C. Sproatt
Floyd McBride
Harry Mayfield
Sam Goldberg
Fred Campbell
Carl Stratton
Eugene Crawley
John T. Beasley
Euchre
South Fifth Street
Money at Four Percent Offered at Local Office
Cheap money policy promoted with a 4 percent rate. Advertisement invites readers to visit the South Side of Square office to obtain funds. The note urges customers to come in and apply.
Chase and Sanborn’s Coffees Enduring Popularity
Our sales of this Coffee have been marvelous in the past year and only by the fact that I have sold just what the people wanted. To use Chase and Sanborn's Coffee once is to use it forever afterward.
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Chase & Sanborn
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