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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
8
Index of low price per pair hose including silk lisle gauze and infant styles, ladies vests and gowns, gents shirts and overalls, underwear sets, corsets, and curtains. Also listing curtains shades window screens and basic household items with price points and sale notes. Includes refrigerators and secondhand units.
Our Furniture and Stove Dept promotes the Acker Range as a value buy at 33.49 after a 50.00 list price. The ad promises small weekly or monthly payments, home furnishings for couples, and trade deals including furniture for old items or even horses or cows.
Local items list residents traveling to Indianapolis Terre Haute Sullivan and Merom for visits business and family gatherings. Community members attend Rebekah assembly and Sunday school convention while others host or visit relatives in Sullivan Sullivan Madison and Marshall Illinois. A call for reform of the Sunday program at the Christian church is noted along with various visits and illness updates.
Rev. Frank E. Jaynes of the Christian church spoke to a large appreciative audience on Thursday evening about The Pacific Northwest. He displayed a collection of fine pictures and views from the region.
Miss Dercie Kivett of Carlisle visited her mother Mrs. Sarah Kivett here Thursday.
Bay horse for sale that can work double or single. Must sell at once. Inquiries accepted at Wiedemann Bros. store in Shelburn Indiana.
W. W. Harbaugh attended the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows session in Indianapolis last week. His wife Mrs. Harbaugh accompanied him as a Rebekah delegate and is visiting in Frankfort.
Mrs. W E Conkel travels to Chicago to visit relatives. The Conkels will spend most of the summer with Mr and Mrs Conkel’s parents. Mr and Mrs Harry Conkel are noted in the item.
List of unclaimed letters includes Miss Opal Ellis Mrs Hatty Johnes Hellen Kirk L Bass C T P Akers M E Batman J R Curtis Wm Cottin Wm Chaufstan Wm Cook Master Thas Maleon Chas. Note urges callers to say advertised. one cent due per letter. letters to be sent to Dead Letter Office after two weeks.
Mr and Mrs C T Willis of near Paxton were in the city Friday and called at The Union for a business visit. C C Schuechter is very ill at the home of his daughter Mrs A D Prose on West Johnson street.
Dan Gallagher, jailed for forty days on a conviction for running a blind tiger, was released Monday after serving his term. He paid a fine and costs totaling 86 dollars.
Charles Mankedick and his family relocate to Indianapolis where he will enter the concrete business. Walter Mankedick takes a position as a Western Union telegraph operator in the same move.
General orders request all Sons of Veterans Freeman Camp 263 to meet with the G A R and W A C at their hall on May 30 at 1 30 p m to decorate graves with flowers. Services at M E church at 2 p m. Joseph Freeman commander Floyd Lamb secretary
William Eaton aged 64 died Sunday morning at his home south of the Illinois Central station after an extended illness with dropsy. He is survived by his wife, three daughters and two sons. The funeral was held at the residence Monday afternoon.
In eight years in Sullivan the dentist boasts thousands of pleased patrons and invites new patients to try today’s better work. Free teeth examination and a friendly, no pressure welcome to get acquainted.
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