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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1903
Page
8
Local brief fragment reports a community focus on neighborhood concerns and tip updates with unclear specifics. The readable text mentions urban area issues and possible event notes without concrete details.
Dr Ward began work as dentist Friday. Mrs Patton and Misses McAnally Lyons and Lyons left for Indianapolis as delegates from the D of R. Bert Beasley returns from law school in Indianapolis. Rev Bundy preached at M E church Sunday. Fred Pipher visits uncle George McCammon in Greene County. Marion Beckett and family moved to a new northeast residence. Sam Weaver has smallpox. Will Asbury held township exam Saturday. Hymera folks attended Shiloh church Sunday. Mrs Lillian Moore of Clinton visits Ena Ring. Geo Leach and James Mills were in Hymera Thursday. Wm Tichenor and daughter Barcus were here Sunday. Omer Gickneid and family attended church Sunday. J C Idgpram fished. weigh 65 pounds. Will Moore and family visited their father Sunday. Durham and Lulu Copase wrote on township exam at Fairbanks Saturday. Some folks fish on Sundays more than go to church. Thomas Pogue and wife visited daughter Mrs John Milligan in Fairbanks Sunday. Ora Pitser of Terre Haute and Will Black of Sullivan were guests of J W Watson Sunday. Glenn Eno spending week with grandma Mrs F M Eno.
Mrs. Ella Brewer and son Will visited in Sullivan on Thursday. Several Sullivan residents hosted or traveled for family visits including Lizzie Shepherd and family from Sullivan, Dugger visitors Griffith and Bledsoe, and friends from Linton and Jackson Hill. A newborn son arrived to Philip Cox and wife on Thursday. Saturday night saw the marriage of Link Jones and Maggie Barrowman in town with Rev. Wm. Pige officiating.
The office closes May 10 to June 12 for lectures in New York and medical associations in Indianapolis. Dr. Jyt Billman thanks patrons and hopes to serve again. Dr. Breany will be at the Davis House on May 26. S. Paul Poynter plans a seven room house on West Washington St. Social guests include Mesde a Gertie Brown Ollie Meeker Craig and Anna Johns of Terre Fas visiting J W Adams family. Union meeting of Young Peoples Societies set for May 21 at the Baptist church. Dr Knapp to visit the Davis Hotel and treat patients on May 26. High proof gasoline advertised by H Schmidt & C.
In Big Springs residents express urgent need for rain. Dr. Durham visited Sullivan. Brother Atkinson delivered two strong sermons on Sunday. Little Mabel Medsker reportedly did not have the measles last week.
Bids for furnishing supplies to the County Infirmary per Superintendent requisition will be filed in the Auditor's office Thursday May 28 1908. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Sealed proposals will be received at Hymera Indiana up to 6 p m June 6 1903 for building and furnishing all material for School House No 7 to be brick one story with slate roof and Bedford stone foundation Plans may be seen at the trustee's Hymera office Building must be completed by September 1 1903 Bids to include approved bond and affidavit as required by Indiana law Right reserved to reject any bids Jackson Township Dated May 20 1903 Thomas B Stark Township Trustee Sullivan County Indiana
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