Local Visits and Travel Around Town
Mr and Mrs Oliver Fisher and two children visited their daughter Mrs Perry Clark last week. Numerous people visited the wrecked bridge Sunday. Fort Griffey took his blind daughter to the institute for the blind at Indianapolis Monday. Bronda Badson attended School No Nine Wednesday. Charles Puckett took his son to the institute for the deaf and dumb at Indianapolis Friday. Mrs Grant Cannon and Mrs Arch White were in Sullivan Thursday on business. Mrs Fanny Morris and Noble Freeland were in Shelburn on business Thursday. Adam Kalep was in Sullivan on business Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Fisher
Perry Clark
Fort Griffey
Multiple court complaints named in Sullivan county docket
James M. Stone versus Sullivan County Coal Company and several other civil actions appear on the docket including divorces, damages, and maintenance demands. The list features cases by Mumia Salyards Wyatt Salyards James B Holmes Levi Johnson Sarehl Murray Wiley Gambill The People’s Brewing Company Charles N Humphreys Huston Haies and Jefferson Jumbaugh Abe R Wence Deering Coal James Sutton Indiana Southern Coal Company and Henry O’Haver O’Haver Laura Vaughn William Vaughn J A McDonald Terre Haute Traction Company and others. The notices reflect damages divorces and service fees across county court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Stone
Sullivan Counry Coal Company
Mumia Salyards
Wyatt Salyards
James B. Holmes
Levi Johnson
Sarehl Murray
Wiley Gambill
The
People’s Brewing Company
Charles N. Humphreys
Huston Haies
Jefferson
Lumbaugh
Osaa
Marta Pletsi
Simple Backache Remedy From New York Paper
An article cites a simple prescription from a New York daily paper claimed to cure many backache kidney and bladder disorders before Brights disease. Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces shaken and taken after meals and at bedtime. A local druggist says ingredients are harmless and affordable and can be prepared on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daily
Bright
Pleasantville Community Notices and Local Movements
Pleasantville notes show pastors and families visiting Columbus and Vincennes, with Rev Douglass Bennett and wife guests of Catherine Shepherd. Others move homes, attend funerals, or recover from illness. Local business upgrades and social events include a Ladies Aid meeting, telephone company session, and store remodeling by A F Hindman and partners Creager and Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Carrico
Creager and Hale
Wellington
Chas. Yates
Fay Mattox
Sandborn
Clergy and locals attend services across Illinois and Indiana
Rev Jackson returned from Illinois after meetings and Rev O Neal from Owen county. The Bible reading on Wednesday night was discontinued for now. Social visits include Miss Edna Kesler with Miss Ora Starkey, Paul Dix at Home Falls, and numerous Sunday gatherings at local households. A good church crowd attended Sunday night services.
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Jackson
Illinois
O'Neal
Owen County
Edna Kesler
Ora Starkey
Paul Dix
Home Falls
Francis Nicelli
Tossie O'Neal
Alf Benson
Kilma
Ona Harris
Walter Adamson
Clarence McCord
Leonard Nicellin
Sam O’neal
Emma Brookbank
da of Sullivan
James McDonald
J. W. Jackson
J. W. Dix
Willie Bell
Harry Wilkens
Fairbanks News and Local Social Notes
Fairbanks residents make social calls in Terre Haute and surrounding towns. Mrs. Sadie Fuller and daughter Effie visit Terre Haute. Mrs. Josie Dilley and Miss Belle Yeager also travel there. A new cement walks project is planned. John Johnson opens as the town’s blacksmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Fuller
Effie
Terre Haute
Josie Dilley
Belle Yeager
H. E. Bland
Alf Russell
Colorado
Perry Drake
Sullivan
French Coach Horse Company
Abihne Drake
Arthur
Tom Welsh
Florence
Gertie
Edwards
John Johnson
Vigo
Carl Hunt
Cecil Johnson
Terre-Haute
Fairbanks
Conditt Gross
Elza Wright
Brown’s Business College
John Pogue
Lola
Sullivan High School
Electric Bitters praised for elders and general debility
Letter from W. B. Brunson of Dublin Georgia extols Electric Bitters for his 83 year old mother claiming strong appetite rest and sleep. notes they help female weakness debility and even strengthen weak children. product guaranteed for stomach liver and kidney troubles by local druggists. also mentions free catarrh tests from Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin and ads for local sellers and newspaper subscription rates.
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Dr. Shoop
T. B. Shaffer
W. B. Brunson
Dublin
Joe K. Smock
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Dr Shoop's Health Coffee Imitation Ad
If real coffee disturbs your stomach heart or kidneys try this clever coffee imitation. Dr Shoop closely matches old Java and Mocha in flavor yet has no real coffee. Made from toasted grains or cereals with Malt Nuts. Made in one minute. Get a free sample at our store. T. By Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Shaffer
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Wilfred
James A. Forbes
Abe R. Wence
Deering Coal Company
John Sutton
Indiana Southern Coal Company
Waava
Usrey
Kenry Q O'Haver O
Orpha J. O'laver
Laura Vaughn
William Vaughn
Prins&ant
Samuel O'Neal
Sheburn
Elma
Jeona Harris
Ocock
Sis
Messrs
Raymond Jennines
Claude Smith
Heyrman Harris
Fib Dix
Walter Wyman
Emory Benson
Forest Hayden
Maude Douglass
Mayme McCord
Ida Farrand
Ola McCord
Lola Wilkins
Lethia McEuanney
Flora Farrand
Floy Wilkins
Landa Jackson
George Wilkins
Sarah O’neal
3. W. Jackson
W. M. O’neal
W. C. Faught
Farmersburg
Southern Hospital For the
Evansville
Graysville
Dr. Cushman
Cc. E. Medsker
Cushman
Merembluff
Masonic Lodge
Merom
M. Afcore
Gay Cushman
Marshall. W
Ur. Jurman
Harry Adams
Jas &. Thorne
Ass. W. HH. Botorff
Aoaeh
Alutoerd Arnett
Arnett
Muriel
Bert Hawkee
Shelburn
Edie
Ure
Nora Gorby
Floe Dodds
Otney Price
New Lebanon
Terre
O Traute
Weber
Charles R. Fairfield
Resnd
Wintel
John Setzer
D. W. Lurr
St. Louis
Jacob Meeker
Jack Frost
W. E. Hogan
Columbus
John H. Douglass
Curry
Augustus L. Thrasher
Gill
Fred E. Worthington
Cass
Andrew J. Peacher
John Vester
Haddon
P. Wallace
Gilbert Lewellyn
Eli W. Woodward
John G. Wilson
Turman
Finley O. Pugh
Franklin M. Wilkey
Hazel Clouse
John A. McCammon
George W. Hayden
David F. Woods
Fred Snyder
Samuel Morris Jackson
John E. May
W. IF
Munich
Michael B. Jewell
Alexander Raley
James D. Maple
William C. Roach
Jasper N. Wilson
William FH. McCammon
Albert Hauger
William C. Miller
Porter Shepherd
Henry C. Jewell
Charles H. Lamm
Henry N. Asrey
Henry C. Meek
John T. Parks
Lemuel L. Mahan
Robert L. Thornberry Turman
John Shipman
Leander Wence Curry
West
Washington
A. A. Holmes
Jack Laughlin
Will Laughlin
Clifford Hendricks
Perry Miller
Pearl Fisher
Mable Ellsworth
Alva Trueblood
Partridge
W. F. Hendricks
Orville Hendricks
Mr. Ellsworth
Atherton
Ind
Will Barbie
Worthington
Laughlin
Linton
Ben Ilisworth
Lena Irwin
Burgess
John Archer
W. L. Martin
Winfield
Kansas
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Miss Pearl Smith
DeLand
Charles L. Davis Nestion
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Quaker Town
Bratten
Guyer
Ilinois
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Harris
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Claude
Minnie Benson
Chauncey Trueblood
Elza Osburn
Miss Guyer
Edna Knowles
Cruzan
A. T. Osburn
Cora Case
Josie Hayden
Mayme Taylor
Sonoma “NicHuen and” Wilson Wavs
Ivery Csbp
Butch Erfft
William Johns
Lovelace
Abe Hazelrigg
Cummins & Nicholsons
Curry Building
John DeLashmutt
Buevrus, C
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Bert Rossiter
Jess McCrocklin
Narrows
Bert Mauwarring
Hosea Till
Johnnie Jones
A. C. McCoskey
William Turmath
Harve Pierce
Ote Turner
Charles Turner
Hymera
Homer Bolinger
Sam Wilton
Skettle Creek
William Taylor
Mammoth
Frank First
Ote Sebring
Casey
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Benson Chapel
This Place
Ois Guyer
Lizzie
Clarence Osburn
Kate Shields
Frank Benson
Will Wyman
Jessie Hughes
Charley Morrin
Bessie Taylor
Pleasantville
B. F. Shepherd
Douglass Bennett
Catherine Shepherd
Rev
Hudson
U. B. Church
Pike County
Geo. Howard
T. B. O’haver
James Pirtle
Henry Cooksey
Herb Dale
Brocks
Edwardsport
Jno, Fry
Will Bedwell
Anna Herndon
Knapp
Vincennes
Fay McCammon
Shursday
Douthitt
Chas Corbin
Corbin
Ed Corbin
Concord
John Whitlock
the Narrows
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Sullivan Union
Terre Haute Daily Star
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