Graysville Commencement Includes Guests and Horse Runaway
Graysville marked a bright Sunday with a large graduation at the auditorium. Homer Lester of Terre Haute and Rev. C O Morin of Prairieton attended the Friday commencement as teachers pack up and depart. Mr and Mrs Simeon Yager traveled to Danville Illinois for the weekend. The village saw a flashy runaway when Bob Vanhorns big black horse dashed up Main Street causing damage to a vehicle. no one was aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Lester
Terre Haute
C. O. Morin
Prairieton
Simeon Yager
Danville
Ill
Bob Vanhorn
Big Black
Community News From Sullivan Area Highlights Visits and Lecture
Mrs Jessie Harrison Mrs Edgar Strain Sadie Shelp Ralph and Emmet Harrison motor to Sullivan Monday. Edgar Strain bought a new tractor outfit last week. Mrs Daniels of Mt Tabor visited daughter Mrs Charles Morris. Dennie Bolinger of Farmersburg here Monday. Elsie Peacher Ruth Riggs Iva Drake and Charles Riggs in Sullivan Wednesday. Ellen Drake guest at Edgar Strain's Saturday. A E Harrison sold equipment near Coalmont Saturday. Ruth Riggs Opal Harmon Essie Bicknell Sadie Shelp and Joy Gaston wrote school exam at Fairbanks Saturday. Will Lester letter from son Percy says ship arrived Hoboken with U S troops. three days in Paris. Drake family of Terre Haute visited Sunday. Lecture on Fanny Crosby by Rev Will Yager Sunday evening drew attention. Program includes lecture sermon songs scripture lesson poems duets solos quartets and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Harrison
Edgar Strain
Sadie Shelp
Ralph
Emmet Harrison
Sullivan
Daniels
Mt. Tabor
Charles Morris
Dennie Bolinger
Farmersburg
Elsie Peacher
Ruth Riggs
Iva Drake
Charles Riggs
Ellen Drake
A. E. Harrison
Paris
A. H. Drake
Pearl
Ruby McIntyre
Terre Haute
Fanny Crosby
Will Yager
Graysville People Parley and Plans Mentioned
Graysville resident Graysville who thought he would run lets alone run away. Mrs Isaac Brown moved to her home and stood the trip well. Shields Bros Harold and John paused night school due to farm work and instructor absence. Rev Will Huff and son Jasper with Misses Helen Phillips and Irma Yager were at Kingsley last Sunday evening. M E church ladies plan to redecorate the church interior soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graysville
Isaac’ Brown
Shields Bros
Harold
John
Will Huff
Jasper
Helen Phillips
Irma Yager
Kingsley
Ladies and Society of the
M. E. Church
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Adverts 1886
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. promises one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A. W. Gleason attests oath on December 6, 1886. Advertises internal use and blood action with testimonials and Toledo address. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation also promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Funeral Director Z K Evans Fairbanks Motor and Horse Equipment
Sylvia Medsker visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Warren Watson and wife visited Charles Bragdon's Sunday afternoon. Mrs Joe Billyew visited her parents in Brazil last week. John Green and wife visited Charley Mayfields at Fairbanks Sunday afternoon. Walter Mahan and family of Hymera visited Will Watson and family Sunday. Mrs Hallie Lamb and Mrs Minnie Watson visited Mrs Florence Bragdon Saturday. Lizzie Pounds visited Mary Mann in Urbana Illinois last of the week. Earl McDaniel and family spent Saturday night and Sunday in Sullivan. Claude Campbell and family spent Sunday at Steve Anderson's. Mrs Tom Mann taken to Robinson hospital Saturday for treatment. She is reported to be doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Billyew
Brazil
John Green
Charley Mayfields
Fairbanks
Walter Mahan
Hymera
Will Watson
Hallie Lamb
Minnie Watson
Florence Bragdon
Lizzie Pounds
Mary Mann
Urbana
Earl McDaniel
Sullivan
Claude Campbell
Steve Anderson
Tom Mann
Robinson Hospital
Suits and Notices Packaged in Early 1900s Docket
A condensed list of civil cases includes Hosea Higgins versus Pearl Higgins for divorce, guardianship petitions for William W. Wright with George W. Wright as guardian, and a petition to sell real estate. Also Amusement Supply Co. versus Ela Coffman on account, mechanics lien foreclosure by Michael J. Shea versus Utilities Development Co. and Indiana Power and Water Co. plus quiet title actions William Strain versus Chicago Carlisle Coal Co and Raymond Rainwater versus Ridge Coal Mining Co for damages. Foreclosures include Lincoln Trust Company for Ajax Coal Co with receiver appointment. Indian Refining Co. versus William Hancock and Roy Trimble on account. and Harry Mason et al. versus Julia M. Springer et al on quiet title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea Higgins
Pearl Higgins
William W. Wright
George W. Wright
Guardian
Amusement Supply Co
Ela Coffman
Michael J. Shea
Utilities Development Co
Indiana Power and Water Co
John Terhune
Eliza Terhune
Hattie Strain
William Strain
Ohio Oil Co
Lincoln Trust Company
Ajax Coal Co
Indian Refining Co
William Hancock
Roy Trimble
Harry Mason
Julia M. Springer
Chicago-Carlisle Coal Co
Raymond Rainwater
Ridge Coal Mining Co
Local News Briefs Include Soldier Homeward Telegrams
Mr and Mrs Joe Wright of this city received a telegram from their son Paul stating he arrived safely from overseas and would be discharged at Camp Taylor. Charles R Fairfield and family returned from Long Beach California to reside in Mervin. Mr and Mrs Mervin Engle of Indianapolis visited here with Isaac Maxwell and family. Robert Petrie and Roy Anderson of the Mutual Truck Company attend the Community Millers convention in Louisville. John Deere aged 79, an inmate of the county infirmary, died Saturday from influenza. burial at Center Ridge. A wife at the infirmary survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wright
Paul Wright
Camp Taylor
Charles R. Fairfield
Long Beach
California
Mervin
Mervin Engle
Indianapolis
Isaac Maxwell
Maxwell
Robert Petrie
Roy Anderson
The
Mutual Truck Company
Important War Fund Pledge Notice Seeks Immediate Payment
Citizens who signed pledges for the United War Work Campaign are urged to pay in full by June 25 1919 or face collection. Payments should be made at Batey & Walters Drug Store Sullivan to Chas. F. Walters County Collector. Arthur D. Cutler, County Chairman. May 21 5t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Work Campaign Fund
Batey & Walters Drug Store
South Side Square
Sullivan
Chas. F. Walters
Arthur D. Cutler
Notice of Commissioner Sale of Real Estate in Greene County
The commissioner in a Greene Circuit Court partition action will sell two tracts of real estate on August 2, 1919. First tract contains about 53 acres in Section 30 near Section 30, Township 6N Range 7W. Second tract contains about 26.5 acres in Section 31 near the county line. Sealed bids may be placed for each tract separately or for the entire property. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months with notes secured by mortgage. Attorney: Hunt Gambill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Circuit Court
Sarah E. Risley
John E. Risley
Charles D. Risley
James R. Risley
Ted Thomas Risley
Daisy Hash
Leary A. Hash
John Kk. Risley
Herod Risley
Golda Risley
Sullivan and
Greene County
Indiana
Ohn E. Risley
Hunt & Gambill
Notice to dog owners on delinquent tax settlement
The law on delinquent dog tax changed requiring the township trustee to turn over all delinquent tax to the prosecuting attorney by June 1. Dog owners who have not paid should settle with the trustee Charles Johnson, Hamilton Township, before May 21, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles Johnson
Hamilton Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wyman Bros
Sullivan, Indiana
Kryptok
Geo. F. Stone
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
Fanny J. Crosby
Rev
Huff
Rev. Huff
Fleeta Jewell
Will Lester
Jesus
Wilhelmina Riggs
Inez Gaston
Fred Wernz
Albin Bicknell
Hoosier Bargain Store
Z.K. Evans
Motor and Horse Equipment
Fairbanks Phone
Big Springs
Sylvia Medsker
Warren Watson
Charles Bragdon
Riggs Clay Product Company
Karpen
Niati
Lindley
Seitz Jewelry Store
North Side Square
Sullivan Indiana
Maxwell-Brown Shoe-Co
Northside
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