Rails extend toward Gilmore mines from new branch road
The rails are being laid on the new branch road extending to the Gilmore mines about three miles east of town. Local residents report visitors from Zion Kentucky, Sullivan, and Terre Haute, with social events and travel notes among residents. A horse and buggy owned by Will Reed were stolen near Hazel Brush School, suspected driven toward Terresaute, with police expected to recover it. Jack Sampson plans Illinois visit returning by Wednesday.
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Gilmore Mines
Will Reed
Hazel Brush
Terresaute
Protracted Meetings Drive Additions in Snyder District
Mrs Frank Brown of Graysville visits daughter Mrs O H Barks as protracted meetings draw steady interest and several additions. Little Mamie McCord improves, C R Douglas and Ora Rundell of Indianapolis report hunting two cotton tails. Peak family to move to Hymera. O H Burk wires in telephone with Sullivan County lines, convenient for all at standard toll price.
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Frank Brown
Graysville
O. H. Barks
C. R. Douglas
Ora Rundell
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Peak
Hymera
O. H. Burk
Sullivan County
Prairie Creek Nears Possessor of Local Railroad
Prairie Creek may gain a railroad soon as a Chicago firm surveys about a mile west of town. Local social notes report Miss Evile Turner’s surprise birthday party. Visiting relatives include Mrs Toerlinson and Mrs Arnold from Terre Haute and St Louis. Travel plans show Mr Arnold and wife visiting Terre Haute Middletown before moving to California. Other items mention Pearl Pinkston staying with Mrs Adams in Sullivan and Carl Heavenridge at Nestfits. Scarlet fever cases rise with Ophelia Lloyd Don Perry and Willie Thomas affected. convalescence for Willie slow due to rheumatism. Mother's Day celebration postponed due to fever.
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Toerlinson
Terre Haute
Arnold
St. Louis
Clem Ring
Terre Heaute
Middletown
California
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Sullivan
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Jack Sampson
Illinois
Otis Asbury
Mary Mahan
Rip van
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Winkle
J. A. Levion
Siva
C,. L. Stone
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Louisville, KY
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P. A. Barco
Sullivan, Ind
Snyder School House
Mamie McCord
Nannie ,Curtis
Benson Chapel
Prairie Creek
Chicago
Miss Evile Turner
Miss Pearl Pinkston
J. W. Adams
Carl Heavenridge
Our Town
Nestit
Messrs
Geo QO. Dix
A. C. Payne
Jas Ring
Josie Ring
Prof. Payne
Ophelia Lloyd
Don Perry
Willie Thomas
Viskniskes Shoe Department
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