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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1912

Page

5

Personal notes from Pleasantville and nearby towns

Local items list visits and travel of residents and relatives. E M Powell of Pleasantville en route to Tolosa Ill visits Rev Ward and family. Cissie Buzzard of Chicago Heights returns after her mother's death. Rachel Barnard visits Kansas City. Helen Helms of Carlisle visits S A White. Mrs. R H Crowder visits sons in Indianapolis. Paul Poynter to attend National Prison Association session in Baltimore and other cities. Isaac Shoffner visits son Robert in Greensburg.

E. M. Powell Pleasantville Tolosa Ill Carlisle S. A. White Robert Weltner Uniontown W. T. Mellett Marie Ackerman Effingham Louisa Borders John C. Chaney Indianapolis Curtis R. H. Crowder Neville Claude Crowder H. H. Allen Washington Allen W. F. Allen New Lebanon W. H. Poston Wilkinson Ind Olga Poston B. B. Small Flora, Sr Paul Poynter Baltimore National Prison Association New York Isaac Shoffner Robert Shoffner Greensburg

Local visitors and homecomings noted in Carlisle area

Miss Laura Wickline of Carlisle visited her sister Mrs. Maurice Asdell and returned home Monday. Mrs Leanna Mosier of Princeton is visiting her daughters Mrs Harve Crowder and Mrs BE G Carrithers. Mr and Mrs W L Turman of Marshall Illinois visited Mr and Mrs E G Carrithers Sunday. James F E Russell has gone to Austin Louisiana for a month visit with relatives.

Laura Wickline Carlisle Maurice Asdell Leanna Mosier Princeton Harve Crowder BE. G. Carrithers W. L. Turman Marshall, Lls E. G. Carrithers James EF. Russell Austin

Local man praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound

James Therio of Iron River Michigan says his family suffered bad coughs this winter and Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly cured them. He notes it contains no opiates and recommends it as a cough and cold cure. For sale by Joe K Smock and Son.

James Therio Iron River Mich Foley Joe K. Smock & Son

Odie Drake Hospitalized in Serious Condition

Odie Drake and Henry Drake were noted in church circles as Henry remains very ill in hospital. Several locals visited relatives and neighbors over the weekend including Sluders and Truebloods. Rev Adams is scheduled to preach at Douglas Chapel Sunday night.

Douglas Chapel Odie Drake Henry Drake Doc Sluder Shelburn Willis Sluder Lonnie Trueblood Lynn Sluder John Hazelrigg Flora Maud Farrand Florence O’neal Eli Dix Porter Dix Adams J. Stewart Hymera Sam O’neal

Great Building Falls Described as Health Lesson

On indigestion signs, Dr. King's New Life Pills are recommended to tone the stomach and regulate liver kidneys and bowels. Pleasant easy safe and only 25 cents at Joe K Smock and Son.

Local visits and moves reported around Sullivan and Terre Haute

Ella and Josie Eno visited Mrs. Allie Watson Saturday. George Haines and family moved to Sullivan Monday. Minnie Watson Ruth Turman and Nellie Kelley attended Elsie Burton's birthday dinner Friday. Mary Manning was in Sullivan Friday. Warren Watson Emer son Watson and Frank Wernz visited George Pitser's east of Terre Haute Sunday. They traveled in Mr. Wernz's auto. Rue is visiting her brothers Dr. and J. B. Durham. Will Riggs and family of Sullivan spent Sunday at R. J. Turman's. Sylvia Medsker spent Sunday with her mother.

Ella Josie Eno Allie Watson George Haines Sullivan Minnie Watson Ruth Turman Nellie Kelley Elsie Burton Mary Manning Warren Watson Emerson Watson Frank Wernz George Pitser Terre Haute Wernz Aute Will Riggs R. J. Turman’s Sylvia Medsker

Relief for women promise herb remedy advertisement

An advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf as relief for back pains urinary bladder and kidney trouble in women. It claims to regulate the system and offers 50 cents at druggists or by mail with a free sample from Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.

Mother Gray Mother Gray Co LeRoy, N. Y

Graysville Notes and Local Happenings

Elmer Heck returned from Indianapolis after Pasteur treatment. Turman township patients plan to return this week. Elmer Thomas and Claude Thomas visited from Hymera and Sullivan. A surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs. Elsie Burton. Local youths attended a musicale at L. D. Patton's. Methodist church repairs near completion. Colvin builds a new house. Missionary meeting planned at Mrs. Lon Penningtons. Road work finished. Rev. Wagoner leading a meeting at Mt Tabor.

Elmer Heck Indianapolis Turman Township Elmer Thomas Hymera Claude Thomas Sullivan Elsie Burton L. D. Patton Colvin Lon Pennington Mr. Wagoner Mt.Tabor

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Best for Coughs

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is praised as a remedy for coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat chest and lung affections. It stops grippe coughs and soothes while offering a healing effect sold by Joe K Smock & Son.

Foley Joe K. Smock & Son

Bailey Goes to Congress as Johnstown Publisher Wins Seat

Warren Worth Bailey, publisher of the Johnstown Democrat, was elected to Congress from his district. He and his brother Homer previously ran the Carlisle Democrat. Homer died last spring in Johnstown. W. W. Bailey is brother in law of W. J. Curtner of Carlisle.

Gill Farmers Institute to Convene November 12

Gill township farmers institute will be held here next Monday with W B Anderson of Velpen Indiana and S B O Dell of Curry township as principal speakers. A musical program and recitations are planned. Kerr Coulson chairs the association.

Farmers’ Institute Gill New Lebanon Gill Township W. B. Anderson Velpen Ind S. B. O’dell Curry Township Kerr Coulson

Shelburn Man Killed by Train

Roy Her of Shelburn was struck and killed by a fast southbound passenger train Tuesday evening at Shelburn.

Roy Her Shelburn

Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad

Purported remedy claims to cleanse the stomach and act on the liver for delicate feverish cross children and worms. Advises purchase at druggists for 25 cents with a sample free from A. Olmsted, LeRoy New York.

Gray Olmsted LeRoy, N. Y

Farnsworth News Roundup of Local Moves and Hospital Stay

Saturday and Sunday visits in Clinton mark social ties for Farnsworth residents. Early Wright remains in Terre HauteUnion hospital after toe amputation surgery and is recovering well with home return expected in about ten days. Andy Alsman plans to move his saloon to Greenville Monday. Mrs. Iva Alsman dined with Mrs. Lloyd Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kenady plan housekeeping soon. Charley Barr and Illinois relatives visiting Farnsworth. Mrs. Andy Alsman and daughter visited hospitalizing son in Terre Haute. Lucinda Walters visited Farnsworth Sunday. Lex Keene of Sullivan passed through. Mrs. Sam Hixton and son Jack visited Joe Hixton in Wilsonville. Coon Huff and family moved to Cass. Andy Alsman and Bill McQuillen relocated to Sullivan. Maggie Redhead visited Caledonia and Farnsworth. Residents from Farnsworth and Caledonia shopped in Sullivan after payday. Bill McDaniel went to Terre Haute on business.

Farnsworth Will Smith Friends Clinton Wright Union Hospital Terre Haute Andy Alsman Greenville Iva Alsman Lloyd Wright Walter Kenady Charley Barr Illinois John Harlow Sam Hixton Jack Joe Hixton Wilsonville Coon Huff Cass Sullivan Bill McQuillen Maggie Redhead Caledonia Bill McDaniel

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward

One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the firm and promise obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney National Bank OF Commerce

Paxton Notes and Local Movements Reported

J O Whalen returns from Lawrenceville Illinois after visiting daughter Mrs Chas Smith. Mrs Albert Ladson back from Kansas to visit mother Mrs Clara Bedell. Raymond Hollingsworth of Terre Haute visits his father. Mr and Mrs Bid Dudley move to Mollie Mundy property and plan new grocery business. A O Sloop hosts J O Whalen and wife. Rush Willis buys John Carrico blacksmith shop. Lawrence Ford Lester Brattain Nelle Creager and Marie Ladson attend U B services. Armon Snyder travels to Mattoon Illinois to visit Orlan Arnett. Mrs John Walters and daughter Bess in Sullivan. Marie Ladson Carrie and Achsah Lemens visit Opal Story.

J. O. Whalen Lawrenceville Chas. Smith Albert Ladson Kansas Clara Bedell Raymond Hollingsworth Terre Haute Bid Dudley Worthington Mollie Mundy A. O. Sloop Rush Willis Sullivan John Carrico Lawrence Ford Lester Brattain Nelle Creager Marie Ladson U. B Armon Snyder Mattoon Ill Orlan Arnett John Walters Bess Carrie

Fol ey Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health

Twinges of rheumatism backache stiff joints and shooting pains signal kidney trouble. Urinary irregularities loss of sleep nervousness and sore kidneys indicate a need for a reliable kidney medicine. Fol ey Kidney Pills are tonic strengthening and restorative. They build up the kidneys regulate action and provide quick relief without habit forming drugs. Sold by Joe K Smock.

Joe K. Smock & Son

Fairbanks Farm News Highlights Local Happenings

Weather improves farming with better corn husking. Mrs Ridgeway stays with Mrs Rose as she recovers. Golden and Ruby Drake visit Terre Haute. Harrison brothers tour Sullivan. Strain builds a shed for a gasoline engine to grind feed. Dentists open offices and locals join a basketball game at Pound's hall. Trueblood and Harrison construct auto garages.

Hk. D. 1 Fairbanks John Ridgeway Rose Golden Ruby Drake Terre Haute Fred Wernz John Emmett Harrison Sullivan Edgar Strain H. A. van Vieck Albin Bicknell George Whitlock Union Ill C. F. Whitlock Family C. E. Thomson Joe Crowder Noble Badger Pound’s Hall Elmer Trueblood John Harrison

Baptism and Farm Institute Highlight Drake Township

Rev Wagoner conducted regular services at Kingsley while John McCoskey Mrs Lyman Pound and Lilian Pittman joined Drake Baptist church at Narrows with Rev Ryan officiating. Township committee completed November 2021 farm institute program with Purdue Experiment Station speakers and county high school talents. A township fair with product exhibits and premiums aims to be the most successful yet.

Mr. Wagoner Kingsley John McCoskey Lyman Pound Lilian Pittman Drake Baptist Church the Narrows Ryan Farmers Institute Purdue Experiment Station

Fire hero displays Bucklen Arnica Salve in praise

A fire hero, with burned hands, lifts a small round box and proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as superior for burns and a host of other injuries. The crowd cheers as he touts its quick relief and low cost of 25 cents at Joe K Smock & Son.

Joe K. Smock & Son

Treasurer Murray Sandusky Re-elected in Macon County

Murray Sandusky, a former county resident and current Macon County treasurer, was re-elected to a second term by a handsome majority at the recent election.

Murray Sandusky This Macon County

Kidney Trouble Healed by Foley Kidney Pills

Hiram Steele of Terre Haute Indiana reports a severe kidney ailment with nighttime urination pain and dizziness. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with a rapid cure and full recovery.

Hiram Steele N. 6Th St. Terre Haute Ind Joe K. Smock & Son

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