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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1903
Page
7
Liston & Hazelrigg announce a line of hot water bottles in sizes from half-pint to four quarts. Prices range from 35 cents to 1 75 dollars, with sales claim of long standing customer satisfaction and options to choose any size or grade.
Local show window advertisement offers fountain syringes and a range of rubber gloves, described as soft and warranted to wear. All goods guaranteed.
Guidance on calf feeding emphasizes temperature control and gradual shift from whole to skim milk. Start with mothers milk for about a week or ten days, then switch gradually, using oil meal slurry to prevent scours. Feed three times daily. target about two gallons daily by four weeks, monitor temperature 95 98 F, keep buckets clean, and avoid overfeeding.
Carlisle editor Sam L. Marsee of the Oaktown Record was in town on business Friday. August Brains arrived from Evansville Friday morning and will stay several days. Mrs. George Harper and her Linton children visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilson. Charles D. Nally traveled to Logansport from Saturday to Tuesday due to his sister’s illness. John W. Lisman and Ellis Greenfield were in Sullivan Friday. Miss Fannie Sproatt visited from Oaktown on Wednesday. Harry Speake and W Akin ji went to Indianapolis Friday night for the Pur— Indiana football game. Mrs. James Wilson left Monday for Wavenner, Tennessee, to visit her brother, Martin J. Phillippe, and family for several months. Mrs. Fred C. Wenthe, from Freeport, Illinois, visits her mother Ella Jenkins. Carl Willis of Vincennes was in town Friday.
Rockville correspondent reports Dr John Burton and Miss Elizabeth Dooley wed Thursday evening at Memorial Presbyterian church in Rockville. Rev H L Nave officiated followed by a reception at Kirkside, the Dooleys home, before departing for their Michigan street residence. Attendants include Channing Dooley best man and Pearl Burton maid of honor.
George Shears and his wife of Palestine visited Walter Shears and family Sunday. Miss Maude Cooke traveled to Palestine Saturday for a few days. Mesdames Seanah Welch and Mary Davis were in Sullivan on business Saturday. Thus Cox was in Sullivan on Monday. Mrs Charity Trout visited Geo Trout and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Dudley visited John Mund and wife. Sun Wake Giles of Sullivan was here one day last week. Will Hays of Sullivan was here Friday. For sale furniture includes bed room suite two child beds oak table and more. T B Shaffer
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