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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1903
Page
4
Graysville items cover visits by Pavlov and E G Carrithers, a sermon at M E church, and Will Moore's house addition. Halloween mischief including missing gates and a stolen buggy led Cal Foutz to borrow a ride home after his masquerade party outing.
Rain is needed in Staffordshire while residents report illnesses and various social visits. Names include Mrs Jane Foutz, Mrs Kate Piety, Miss Mae Badger, Bruce Badger, Luther Arnett, Miss Flora Ransford, Miss Ethel Monk, Jim Harris, Ross Piety, Bert Fisher, Ollie Kennett, Charley Knight, Andy Borders, John Kennett, AL and Clarence Nichols, Rev Gard, Arthur Starr, Ruby Sutton, Pres Aldrich, Miss Flammer, and Wilbur Coyner.
In Pleasantville on Saturday E A Powell was knocked by an overloaded shot in a mine, thrown ten feet and bruised. Halloween festivities were enjoyed and Old Folks Day was observed. Several residents, including W Riggins and C Bough, were noted traveling or visiting. Mrs D R Newkirk and spouse visited Vincennes for medical care. eye surgery occurred for Mrs Newkirk’s relief.
Paxton reports a busy period with corn harvests and good crop prospects. Master Ralph Raton shows improvement after brain congestion illness. Grover Clayton visits from Merom while Mr Menifee plans to move to Bloomington. Coal drilling work continues east of town.
The Reno Novelty Co presents a two hour show at the Opera House on Thursday November 5 with novelties including Notre Dame Cathedral chimes reproducing funeral music, Italian opera, Smiths in musical absurdities, and acts with trained birds dogs conjuring and more. Reserved seats 35 cents, general 25, children under 12 15 cents. Tickets at Smock's store. Chamberlin's Cough Remedy advertised for colds.
Buy smart with Scott Bros as a top local furniture seller urging customers not to miss their sale. The ad highlights trusted shop name and competitive prices to attract shoppers.
An old advertisement notes Bucklen’s Arctic Salve cured a stubborn silver ulcer on J. B. Orner in Franklin Grove Illinois after four years. It claims effectiveness for burns scalds skin eruptions and piles and promotes sale at Joe K. Smock’s drug store for 25 cents.
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