Grace Scott Visits Relatives in City and Farmersburg
Miss Grace Scott of Gordon Nebraska is visiting relatives in this city and at Farmersburg. William Lund and Frank Chambers are visiting relatives at Winter Haven Florida.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1907
Page
6
Miss Grace Scott of Gordon Nebraska is visiting relatives in this city and at Farmersburg. William Lund and Frank Chambers are visiting relatives at Winter Haven Florida.
A Sullivan county boy, A M Wilson son of Uriah Wilson of Jefferson township, has won high recognition at Denison University Granville Ohio. He will graduate from the classical department next June after three years on the varsity football team and duty on the athletic board of control and as president of a college literary society.
Miss Nan Wood tours Indiana Illinois Kentucky Ohio and Michigan placing girls in homes and guarding a parolee. Local reports discuss Hoosier term origins to a 19th century army post, bank conditions amid a panic, road petitions, and public notices including commissioners allowances.
Jerusalem Q Chapter No 81 R A M conferred the P M and M E M degrees at its regular meeting last Thursday night A special meeting is planned tomorrow night for work in the Mark Master’s degree
James Sampson, a Little Giant mine worker in Pleasantville, was struck by slate last Wednesday and sustained hip injuries with possible internal damage. He is married. Mrs. Charles Abercrombie of Cincinnati visited Mr. and Mrs. Springer last week while en route to New Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Wolle of Opopano, Springs Colorado, who had been visiting, left last Wednesday for their home.
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