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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1904
Page
8
Friday night at Red Men’s Hall featured the Bus Quartette with sacred plantation songs and bright music. the Bos Guartett also appeared for a single night. Joseph Mitchell and Lon Owens returned from the St. Louis World’s Fair. John Banholzer died in Seattle and will be buried locally. the Methodists are building a new parsonage.
Hymera resident Sophia Ragle of Dugger visited Hymera on Sunday. Chicago guest Mrs. Delbert Cummins stayed with her parents this week. James Grimes family will move to Rosedale. Mrs. L. B. Johnson attended the W F. M. B. at Washington. Clifford Plew, studying in Chicago, spent Tuesday at home. N. F. Denney and son Lester of Jasonville visited Willis Clark. Gilbert Beckett and Miss Clevia Julian married last Sunday. Rev. B. F. Julian officiated. couple to make their home in Texas. Chas. Wilson and Chas. Wible returned from the World’s Fair. Orlando McClure guest of Miss Etta Lovelace Sunday evening. Wm. Ferree ill from vaccination. Mrs. Whit Moore improving. Mrs. Clint Murdock better. Mrs. Sam Allison visited her parents Mr and Mrs Park Osburn Saturday and Sunday. Found pocket book with money. call Union office to identify and claim.
Dr Knapp the specialist from Vincennes will be at the Hotel D vis Friday November 18 for patient consultations. Availability for examinations noted with address details.
Hurrah for Roosevelt Fairbanks and prosperity. Residents attended a Republican speaking in Sullivan Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chant Trueblood visited Mrs Laura Trueblood in Farmersburg. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Walters on November 4. Foster Dix attended church at Benson Chapel Saturday night. George Liston bought Dudley’s farm and plans to move this week. Mayme Taylor of Shelburn visited over the weekend. Several boys attended a show in Shelburn last week. Some began cribbing corn. Len Taylor works at Benson’s saw mill and Joley Harris plans to move near his mother’s place this week.
Richwoods residents Pearl Goss and Dessie Buntin visited friends in town Sunday. Jno Fullen and family from Palestine were here. Thomas Cox traveled to Sullivan on Saturday. Mesdames Taylor and Welch went to Palestine Friday. Mrs Walter Shears, Mrs Levi Cox, and their children visited Mrs Thomas Webb Sunday.
Orlando McClure returned from Purdue University to cast his ballot for Roosevelt. Mr and Mrs Fred Osburn visited Clint Murdock. Henry Whitman and Wake Moore attended Fairbanks in Sullivan Friday morning.
Mrs. Shackfoutz remains quite low while Mrs. Lizzie Harris visited her sister over the weekend. Ross Lester was in Sullivan on Saturday. Dam Ransford of Terre Haute comes for a few days with friends and relatives. Harvey Hutchinson, Leon Littlejohn, and Ora and Minnie Patton went pecan hunting Sunday. John Foutz was in Sullivan Friday on business. Mrs. H. C. Drake and her son attended the Beveridge meeting at Sullivan Saturday.
A small brown dog went missing Tuesday evening November 1. Contact phone 34 for reward.
During the balance of the World's Fair season the Vandalia Line offers very low excursion rates to St Louis and return. Inquiries should be made to the nearest Vandalia Line agent or to D B Steer T P A Terre Haute Indiana for details and a folder showing train service.
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