Personalities and Travels Highlight Local Notices
Miss Grace Mellett visits Morristown to see Mr and Mrs Ingram. Walter Thompson returns from California. Numerous locals travel for visits or treatment, including L L Emerson and Mr Davis. John E Lamb delivers a Democratic address at the court house in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mellett
Morristown
Ingram
Walter Thompson
California
West
L. L. Emerson
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Otto Krug
J. R. Brown
Allendale
Charles L. Davis
Battle Creek
Mich
Davis
S. F. Mason
Duluth
Helen Ross
Sarah Freeman
Emma Brunger
Indiana University
Minnie Tucker
Sidney, O
Helen Mahley
Elsie Denney
Bloomington
William Denney
W. S. Moss
Gaylord
Oklahoma City
Leanah Moser
Princeton
E. G. Carruthers
J. H. Crowder
Will H. Hays
Crawfordsville
A. D. Thomas
L. A. Stewart
Murray Crawley
Chicago
James Marshall
Linton
8. N. Stevenson
Gladys Smock
Pray Do Club
East Washington Street
John Holland Reported Insane Third Time
John Holland aged 43 of Hymera was taken to the Southern Insane Hospital Monday by Deputy Sheriff Kelly. This marks his third admission to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holland
Hymera
Southern Insane Hospital
Kelly
Holland
Defective Flue Damages Residence on South Main Street
A defective flue at the residence of A. D. Rhoades on South Main street caused heavy damage to the rear of the first floor and second story late Thursday. Furniture was moved but badly damaged. Firefighters were hampered by the blaze’s location in the rafters with no access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Rhoades
South Main Street
Walter Scott Elected Third Ward Councilman
In a special session Thursday evening the city council elected Walter G. Scott of the Scott Hardware Co. as councilman from the third ward to succeed the late Robert S. Stratton. Scott replaced Prof. J. W. Holton who declined the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Walter G. Scott
The
Scott Hardware Co
Robert S. Stratton
Scott
J. W. Holton
Special Excursion to Bloomington for Illini Hoosier Game
The Indianapolis Southern offers a special round trip for the Illinois versus Indiana football game in Bloomington on November 5. Train departs Sullivan at 9:07 a.m. and returns Bloomington at 6:30 p.m. The fare is $1.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois
Indiana University At Bloomington
Indianapolis Southern
Sullivan
Bloomington
FARMERSBURG NOTES AND A WEDDING REPORTED
J Hurley Drake transacted business in Terre Haute Monday. A home wedding at the Bennett residence joined John Bennett and Ella Lewis of Lewis Indiana. Many local residents attended including Cash Bennett and Verda McGath. Numerous visits and social events fill the week with church and masque parties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hurley Drake
Terre Haute
Lara Dix
Noah Par
Dane
Bert Jewell
Highland Lawn
Ss. A. Brown
Tom Bennett
John
Ella Lewis
Lewis, Ind
Albert Lloyd
Shelburn
Cash Bennett
Wheatland
Imd
Clarence, Charal
Cliva Bennett
Verda McGath
Joe McClain
Sam O’neal
Flossie
Verna Anderson
Florence O’neal
Esther Metcalf
Myra Johnson
Irl Hoggatt
Near Lewis
Lucy Price
Illinois
Hinkle Hays
Sullivan
J. H. Drake
Church of Christ
Leonard Barbie
Sam O'Neal
Florence
K. of P. Hall
John Milligan
West of Town
P. M. Hayworth
Edwin Shake
M. E
Mary Lloyd
Johnnie Lloyd
Johnnie Frakes
Hiram Drake
The Established Order in Dress Rules Discussed
In a sewing circle Celeste Allison proposes a formal wardrobe catalog to guide attire at events. The group laughs yet she argues it would prevent fashion missteps, citing a dinner where everyone wore different outfits including yellow satin and organza, causing embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Celeste
Billy
Mrs. Allison
Judsons
Elogance
Fred
Blacksmith Oranze Cooksey Cleared in Horse Theft Case
Oranze Cooksey, the blacksmith charged with stealing a horse from Alex Hiatt, was found not guilty in the circuit court yesterday after a fifteen minute jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranze Cooksey
Alex. Hiatt
Chaney to Leave for El Paso for Rest
Will Leave for El Paso Silver Chaney who has been ill for some time will leave tomorrow for El Paso Tex He will be accompanied by Mrs Chaney and her father Patrick McEneney Mr Chaneys illness is largely due to overwork and it is believed the climate of El Paso will prove beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Silver Chaney
Tex
Pinchot and rivals address large Lyric audience
Pinchot Gulley Bland and Beasley spoke at the Lyric theater yesterday evening. Pinchot and Gulley urged Beveridge and Bland and Bland attacked peanut politics of his opponent. Beasley pledged to enforce state laws, good or bad, as the crowd listened while A. G. McNabb presided.
Republican Speakings Announced for County Events
County Chairman Hoover lists Republican talks with William L. Taylor former Indiana attorney general speaking at Hymera on November 3 at 7 30 p m and Oscar E Bland congressional candidate speaking at Shelburn on November 4 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
William L. Taylor
Indiana
Hymera
Oscar E. Bland
Congress
Shelburn
Second Crop Potatoes Brought to Union Office
W F Allen of west of the city brought to the Union office on Saturday second crop potatoes he had dug the day before. The potatoes are described as large and fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Allen
Union
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Post Office 1910 List
Unclaimed letters remaining in Sullivan Indiana Post Office as of November 2 1910 include ladies Cooper Dean Dorothy Stewart and Wail Emma and gents Pullerman Ball Jack Curtis Charlies Davie Graves Gordon Gilmour Grizgy Jowell Powel Shae and others. Names appear with mispellings and unclear entries and letters will be sent to the Dear Letter Office if not claimed within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Pullerman
G. W. Ball
Jack
Curtis
Charlies
Davie
A. M. Graves
Thomss
Gordon
G. Gilmour
John
Grizgy
J.S. Jowell
Emery Powel
Joseph
Shae
Fot Shuk
Fe-Se
When Dogs Run Short Gunner-Arctic Explorers Brave Men
Arctic explorers face harsh conditions as dogs endure long treks and men risk life in extreme cold. Boots worn by command and pack animals reveal the perilous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunner
Guyer
Mro
Sr. Olympus Sets Stage for Sensational Rain Play
Jupiter Pluvius says he could spark a big earthbound hit by becoming a ruling sensation through a sympathetic method. Vulcan asks how, and the reply outlines a dramatic rise to prominence with meteorological flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympus
Jupiter Pluvius
Earth
Vulcan
Town Notes Passages in Stringtown Local Gossip
Multiple residents including Mrs. Frank Deneve Mrs. Wil ey Miller and Ira Deneve visit Sullivan and Dugger. W C Lynn Lyons agent travels last trip. Local births deaths illnesses and school events noted with calls on neighbors and church services amid community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Frank Deneve
Wiley Miller
Ira
Sullivan
Alonzo Mitchell
John Cluff
Dugger
W. C. Lynn
Watkins
Lyons
Clarence Miller
Gertie
Iva Miller
Everett Rhodes
Della
Charles Marshall
Antioch
Velva Llewellyn
Ollie Norris
Withers
Will Brewer
Leonard Hunter
Pearl
Hezzie Gambill
Albert Gambill
Elza Gambill
Mesdames Everett Rhodes
Summerville
Lula
Wm. Dudley
Bert Miller
Charley Asrey
Summervill
Joel Sarmont
Will Brewer’s
Floyd Burch
Robert Jackson
Harrisville
Reception for Rev Robbins at M E Church
A large assembly welcomed Rev M O Robbins and family at the M E church on Wednesday evening. Rev J A Ward chaired. The choir sang and Rev B F Julian offered prayer. C C Bestick gave a warm welcome, Robbins replied, then a program of solos and lectures followed before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Robbins
M. E. Church
J. A. Ward
B. F. Julian
Welome
C. C. Bestick
Robbins
Mr. Jakson
Miss Pearl Beasly
Icks‘sters
Wml
Hey Ultra
J. Wil
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Couples
Isaac Faulkner weds Nellie B Mc Cammon and Isaac E Brown weds Lois H Bad ger. John P Walters weds Bettie J Walters. Herman E Harris weds Ida M Farrant. Arma Frenette weds Grace Beloat. These marriage licenses appear in the civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Faulkner and
Nellie B. McCammon
John P. Walters
Herman E. Harris
Ida M. Farrant
Arma Frenette
Grace Beloat
Gold Democrat Will Speak at Evening Address
Hon. Charles Jewett of New Albany is to deliver an address here this evening under Democratic county committee auspices. Jewett was a gold democrat in 1896 and spoke against Bryan across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jewett
New Albany
Democratic County Committee
Lenient Court Lets Dugger Teens With First Larceny Offends
Judge Henderson absolved Sam Wilkins and James Smith two Dugger youths charged with larceny from an Indiana polis Southern conductor after noting it was their first offense. They were placed on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wilkins
James Smith
Indianapolis
Vincennes to Hold Meeting on Interurban Extension
Business leaders and city officials of Vincennes plan a meeting tomorrow evening to discuss extending the interurban line from Princeton to Vincennes. Officials of both traction companies have joined in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Vincennes
Princeton
City Water Declared Safe by State Chemist
The city school board sent water samples from city schools to the state chemist for analysis and received a report stating the water is all good.
Card of Thanks for Ruth McDonald
We express sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during our mother's illness and after her death. Mrs Ruth McDonald. THE CU LUREN
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McDonald
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Rine Cheeke
John E. Lamb
Wabash
Court House
Lamb
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore
William McKinley
DR. King
Farmersburg
Hubert Cushman
Established Order
A. Holmes
P. M
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
George Miller
Wm. C. Miller
Luella Gambill
Wesley Williams
Carlisle
Sam Payne
Bro. Payne
James McGill
Richard Sibly
Pennsylvania
Peter Klash
George Smithson
W. J. Williams
Baptist Church
Sherill
Bert McClanigan
Clinton
Joe R. Crowder
J. W. Neyman
the Baptist Church
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Ed Hutchings
Isaac E. Brown and
Lois H. Bad
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