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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1916

Page

6

Young Woman Fined in Court for Trespass

Bessie Harlow of Star City paid $1 plus costs after pleading guilty to trespass charged by her husband John Harlow. He is jailed on a larceny charge with an indictment by the grand jury. Harlow says she chopped a bed, dresser, center-table and trash into kindling with a win axe, claiming $25 in damages. The couple, married briefly, have not lived peacefully.

Bessie Harlow Star City Squire Kirkham John Harlow Harkey Harlow

Home of D W Spear Destroyed by Fire Near Hymera

The residence of farmer D W Spear, one mile northeast of Hymera, burned today. Sparks from the kitchen stove started the blaze. Hymera fire department arrived too late to save the house. loss estimated at 2000 dollars with no insurance.

Hymera, Een D. W. Spear Here Hymera

QUGGER MAN WANTED

Two Chicago railroad detectives hunted Will Hughes a miner in Dugger Indiana after a DeKalb Illinois woman reported a stolen suitcase from a depot containing an insurance policy worth 1000 dollars. Hughes vanished and his whereabouts are unknown.

Linton Chicago Will Hughes Hughes E. M. Bailey DeKalb, Ill Dick Loomis Dugger Loomis E M. Bailey DeKalb

Dangerous warning on digestive disease cure

Public notice warns against neglecting stomach and liver trouble and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the only safe curative treatment. Sold by Joe K Smock for 50c and 1.00 with money back if it fails.

Dr. Caldwell Joe K. Smock

Oak Town Girls Rout Carlisle 20 to 0 in Victory

Oak Town girls defeated Carlisle by 20 to 0 last Saturday afternoon in a clean game. Oak Town displayed team stick-to-itiveness and superior passing led by Jennie Latshaw Ethel Jordan and Ethel Bland in sensational goal throwing. Carlisle fought hard but was outclassed throughout the contest.

Oaktown Carlisle Jennie Latshaw Ethel Jordan Ethel Bland

Changes in Coalmont business district

Oscar Brailey sold the Union hotel to Frank Kennedy of Alum Cave and will run a Mildland hotel. T H Brown sold his saloon to Mr. Jordan and leaves for Terre Haute to operate there. Stark and Reed with Misses Siner and Harper of Shelburn attended Elka dance Thursday evening.

Coalmont Oscar Brailey Union Hotel Frank Kennedy Alum Cave Brailey Mildland T.H. Brown Mr. Jordan Terre Haute Messrs Stark and Reed Siner and Harper Shelburn

Whitaker Layton Wedding at 1451 South Center

Miss Fannie Layton and Probate Commissioner William Whitaker married yesterday at their new home in Terre Haute. The ceremony was performed by Rev. D. B. Cheney of Waterloo Ia. with fern and chrysanthemum decorations. Bridal gown was white silk mull over taffeta with Irish point lace. They will stay at Old Glory camp on the Wabash river until December 1.

Fannie Layton William Whittaker South Center Street D. B. Cheney Waterloo Spencer Stark Shelburn Stella Sparks S. K. Duvall Louise Flo Sartain Florence Richards Lola Keller Lyda Whittaker Chas. Layton S. Liston Pimento Layton D. H. Lloyd Robinson, Ill W. H. Boylland Katherine Terre Haute Tribune

Famous Strike Breakers Ad Claims King Pills Cure

An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as the famous strike breakers. It claims the pills settle liver and bowel trouble and purify the system. Priced 25 cents at Joe K gmock s dragvist.

Dr. King New Life Joe K.gmock Dragvist

Diphtheria Quarantine Fears in Duncer Family

Duncer November report says diphtheria has broken out in A. W. Riggs family. The Riggs household is quarantined and school closure looms if cases spread. A 17 year old child died and a second case prompted belief of same cause.

Magill and Keene Tie The Knot In Hymera Mining Town

James Magill aged 23 and Flossie May Keene aged 19 wed at Squire Kirkham's marriage parlors on Wednesday evening. The couple plans to reside in Hymera where Magill works in the mining industry.

James Magill Flossie May Keene Squire Kirkham Hymera

All Mahans Unite in City Wedding Near Lewis

George All a young farmer from Clay county married Miss Bessie Mahan daughter of George J Mahan of Jackson township. The ceremony occurred in this city last Wednesday conducted by Squire Kirkham.

George All Clay County Lewis Bessie Mahan George J. Mahan Jackson Township Squire Kirkham

Jefferson township resident Charles Bennett dies at 83

Charles T. Bennett of Jefferson township died at his home northeast of Carlisle after a four week illness of pleurisy. He was 83 years old and is survived by his wife Delila and nine children. Funeral services were held at Bethany church with interment in Trimble cemetery. A separate notice offers a Chicago wholesale house seeking an assistant manager for the county with weekly pay and no experience required.

Charles T. Bennett Jefferson Township Carlisle Carlisle News Delila Bennett Chas. Shake Wingrove Bennett Jim Dunbar John Plummer Haddon Township Thomas Headley Topaz George Bennett Sullivan Vance Bennett Near Dugger Harmon Milburn Jasonville Wm. S. Bennett Paxton Bethany Church Johnson Brewer Pleasantville Trimble Chicago Wholesale and E. Lake Chicago

Marion Bland's House Fire Near New Lebanon

Nov 16 near New Lebanon the residence of Marion Bland caught fire at noon but was quickly quenched. The blaze, origin unknown, was detected by neighbor George Shaffer and neighbors arrived via telephone. Water was poured through a roof hole, and a bucket brigade contained the flames. the home was insured.

New Lebanon Marion Bland Here George Shaffer

New Sheriff Files Bond for County Office

Marion F. Walters will succeed Adam C. Miller as sheriff on January first and has posted a five thousand dollar bond. While not yet announced, Henry Smith of Jackson township is likely to be appointed deputy. Smith formerly served as marshal of Hymera and earned a strong reputation for efficiency. Mrs. John Davidson, visiting Mrs. Ella Davidson in Linton, returned to her Shelburn home Friday.

Marion F. Walters Adam C. Miller Walters Henry Smith Jackson Township Mr. Smith Hymera John Davidson Ella Davidson Linton Shelburn

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