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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1904
Page
5
The manufacturers claim four decades of scientific work on bread and cake raising and insist there is no substitute for Royal Baking Powder. They state the product is pure and efficient and approved by world authorities, offering two important benefits to housekeepers.
A roundup of Sullivan community visits and travels features A G Cavins of Terre Haute visiting Sullivan, Charley Eiten at the St. Louis Fair, Mrs W A Beam of Robinson visiting, Miss Ruth Buff visiting in Terre Haute, and many locals attending events in Indy and St. Louis. Numerous relocations, marriages, and public notices fill the page, including bonds filed for trustees Perley Hayworth and James Sanders, and praise for Central Union Telephone service during election night.
Reuben Ransford spent Saturday and Sunday in Terre Haute Maude Arnett went to Shelburn last Saturday to begin teaching Bace Pinkston returned from Joplin Missouri in time to vote He says Joplin is the most wicked place he was ever in They have two temples of justice and hold court every day in the year except Sunday Clarence Trimble is home from Shelburn Clara Pinkston is at Hutsonville Mrs Sue Gillam has gone to Ohio for a visit Guy Cushman has moved into his new house Franky Alsop is moving his house There was a union service of the churches last Sunday evening Rev Carr of Hymera preached the sermon Wm Moore is having his house repainted The farmers are taking advantage of this beautiful weather and are getting in their corn.
In Shelbyville Viola Riggs entertained the Eos Quartette of Sullivan at dinner Friday. The visit included remarks on local happenings as Prairie Lodge I O O F hosted the musically enriched evening.
A wagon driven by James Nash was smashed in a runaway near the E T depot this morning. The accident occurred when a team belonging to Hix Davis ran away and struck Nash's wagon, narrowly avoiding serious injury. The Union notes a Colorado Castle Rock Journal copy praising Sullivan and mentions Mona Parks as operator of the local telephone exchange.
Request that parties seeking any information regarding rates times etc write to D B Steeg Train Passenger Agent Terr Hause ind who will give the matter prompt attention. If
Verna and Lydia Harbaugh of Sullivan visited Lois Taylor over the weekend. Mrs Geo Souh remains on the sick list. Mrs Sam Hopewell was in Sullivan Friday. Mrs Harry Crooks and Shirley Courter of Switz City called on friends here Friday and Saturday. Pete Woodall and Dave Quick were in Sullivan Monday.
Dayton Ohio Mrs Mary Simpson reports relief for baby with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea selling for 35 cents. Tea or tablets. Ends with claim that baby sleeps and grows strong. Joe K Smock.
Dr C P Miles of Washington will preach every evening this week except Saturday and also Sunday morning and evening. Arrangements have been made to hold services with a proper sermon by Dr Miles. All are cordially invited to attend the Mikakigivinig Day observance.
During a span of years major public benefactions in the United States totaled about 610 million dollars while other estimates place the amount near 600 million. The figures reflect charitable funding directed to public works education and relief programs.
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