Social and Personal notes from Sullivan Temple area
Sullivan Temple No 212 and local residents are featured in a roll call meeting with speeches and refreshments. Several residents and visitors are listed, including E C Liston in Vigo county, Geo Heap and Mort Self in Farmersburg, and trips to Terre Haute, Brazil, and the World’s Fair. A large real estate sale near Shelburn is noted as successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Temple
Rathbone Sisters
E. C. Liston
Vigo County
Geo. Heap
Wm. Bottisil
Mort Self
Farmersburg
John C. Chaney
William Willis
Palestine
W. H. Bridwell
W. T. Donthitt
Will Hunt
Terre Haute
Bourke Cochran
Ethel McCloud
Indinapolis
Charley Robbins
Jacob Mahley
R. T. Megibbon
Masquerade Events Highlight Sullivan Social Scene
Halloween masquerade at the McCammon House drew numerous local attendees including Miss Minnie Mayfield Zoe Chaney Rose Osborn and many others. A Friday North Section Street party hosted by the Harbaughs, a Sullivan High Sophomore masquerade and a china shower for Miss Barco plus an Art Club welcome night reflect a busy local social calendar with prizes, refreshments, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCammon
Minnie Mayfield
Zoe Chaney
Rose Osborn
Fiossie Willis
Manta Seigert
Minnie Mattix
Rachel Barnard
Margaret Coulson
Blanche Draper
Nelle Stewart
Justine Burks
Abbie Lucas
Edna Wolf
Messrs
Jack Booth
R. P. Crawford
Carl Stratton
Eugene Crawly
Harry Mayfield
Sam Goldberg
Jim Knotts
Clint Bickrell
Sullivan High School
Bart Luza
Fae'te
Cortez Luzader
Cora Bedell
Maurice Thompson
Gertrude Freeman
Harve Crowder
Ethel McCloud
Ethel Barco
Miss McCloud
Nell Stewart
Halloween Party for Young Children Held by Local Hosts
Miss Dulu Barnard wore a lace collar as seventy children attended a Halloween party Monday. Mary E Bryan C and Joven & Didiy Jr hosted with ice cream cake candy and arp served as refreshments to entertain the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulu Barnard
Mary E
Bryan C
Joven & Didiy, Jr
Bryan's View of Nomination Critique
William Jennings Bryan denounces the nomination as a deliberate deception claiming the New York platform was vague to win Parker supporters. He asserts the nomination was secured by crooked and indefensible methods as reported in The Commoner on July 12, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Herbert
St. Louis
S. A. White
H. K. Ross
Terre Haute
Woodson Moss
Charles Bass
William
Bud Scott
Steve Riggs
Spence Towsey
Squire Burnett
Philip Morris
A. D. Morris
Gill Township
Garnet
Kaw
New York
Judge Parker
William Jennings Bryar
the Commoner
Lost red milking cow with white spots
Notice reports a red milking cow with white spots weighing about 1106 pounds lost. The animal has been dehounded and horns have grown out slightly. Owner identified as W. A. Wilkey, room R, 2 Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wilkey
Rm. R
Sullivan
Watson for Commissioner in County Second District
Voters are urged to consider J Warren Watson as a capable choice for county commissioner in the second district. He is described as suited for the role and pledged to provide sound business administration. recently elected president of the Sullivan County Sunday School Association and highly regarded by those who know him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Warren Watson
Watson
Sullivan County Sunday School Association
To Voters Promise of County Business Administration
A candidate explains the county’s size prevents personal canvassing and pledges to provide a business administration if elected. The message frames a campaign appeal to secure voter support.
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ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
Edo
James R. Riggs
Shelburn
Suelburn
Thomas B . Eaton
Washington, D. C
M. A. Haddon
Wards Hawkins
West Baden
Brazil
Catharine van Horn
Covington
Khy
Robert van Horn
Springer, Carrithers and Crowder
John Dudley
Sheriff
John
Dudley
Walter G. Scott
Worden
Iils
Frank Nicholas
C. W. Welman
Michael
Steele Range Company
Scott Bros
J. E.‘Turman
Will Riggs
Ira Turman
Cynthian
Ind
Larvilla Turman
Anna Sheridan
Mayme Hinkle
Will H. Hays
Jess Mahley
Vena
Charlie Warren
John T. Beasley
W. T. Crawford
GO. M. Patton
Chicago
Bryan Maple
EE. S. Crowder
Edward Sanders
Rufus Willard
John U Linkenhaker
Bryan
Neet
SP 49
Silo
He & Son
Clothiers
Cnde
Booth
Dr King
Womean
Vici Kid
Julius Harry & Co
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