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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1905

Page

12

Local Social Notes From Palestine and Nearby

Miss Wesley Wright of Palestine spent Sunday with her daughters attending school in town. Mrs. Hir and Bernice visited in Illinois last week. Perry Bicknellis and Roy Duffer of Terre Haute plaster Sparks new house. M E church being papered and cleaned this week. About twenty young people enjoyed Friday at Mrs. Harper’s home. Wilbur Coyner plans to build on the old mill jet. Mrs. Duffer went to the Station to help care for Mrs. Houck who has been parented for weeks. Miss Maude Annapolis of Illinois visited after college. Lulu Reed improving after illness. Mrs. Jones on sick list. New M E minister to occupy pulpit Sunday evening. Dr. Hammond to preach in college chapel Sunday morning with stereopticon views of the Holy Land postponed due to services. Mrs. Shoemaker to move into her recently purchased home. Misses Louise and Mildred Hoskinson called at the ladies hall. Misses Marie Manning and Bernice Harper visited Palestine friends. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman decided to face the music as serenaders stay for brass band music. Raley of Rose Chapel and John Raley of Merom Station visited Mrs. Cilkey Sunday.

Wesley Wright Palestine Hir Bernice Illinois Perry Bicknellis Roy _Duffer Terre Haute M. E Hammond College Holy Land

Special Excursion From Terre Haute To Evansville

Sunday Oct 8 1905 special excursion from Terre Haute to Evansville with limited sale tickets. Train departs Terre Haute 7 00 am Sullivan 7 45 am Vincennes 8 35 am Princeton 9 20 am arrives Evansville 10 00 am. Return train leaves Evansville 7 30 pm. Agents T E Hoover and D H Hillman. Breeding stock for sale at four dollars fifty cents per head, two and three years old, Fairbanks Indiana.

Terre Haute Evansville Sullivan Vincennes Princeton T. E. Hoover D. H. Hillman Co. W. Scott P Fairbanks Ind

Marriage Licenses and Local Notices in Sullivan

A list of marriage licenses including Owen P Conklin and Edith Benefield and multiple others. Local events note Sullivan orchestra invitations for a benefit dance at Leach hall directed by W E Burton. Various land transfers and property sales recorded, with names such as Frate C Liston and Lucretia Truman among others.

Sullivan Orchestra W. E. Burton Leach Hall

Left for Texas on Prospecting Trip

A party departed yesterday morning from Sullivan for Quanah Texas to prospect, led by Bailey Hawkins and Frate C. Liston, Sullivan immigration agents of the Frisco system. The group includes Thomas Hook Richard Taylor Emory J Jennings W B Taylor James Weisner Albert Irwin Philip Shute and Albert, Mrs. Joel Rusher, Mrs. James Botts, Mrs. John R Allen, Mrs. John Fisher, Oscar Engle and others headed to Anthony Kansas and other stops in Kansas.

Quanah Texas Thomas Hook Pimento Ichard Taylor Emory J. Jennings Farmersburg W. B. Taylor Dugger James Weisner Merom Albert Irwin Philip Shute Albert Joel Rusher James Botts Sullivan Bailey Hawkins Frate C. Liston Frisco

Liquor Licenses Granted and Pension News

County commissioners granted liquor licenses to Roy Kauffman Sullivan and Thomas Denney Shelburn. A remonstrance blocked Wade H Benefield Shelburn license pending today. John H Nesvit Hamilton township denied for publication lapse. Isaac Shoffner’s pension rises to 24 dollars monthly after a review prompted by Congressman Chaney’s intervention.

Roy Kauffman Sullivan Thomas Denney Shelburn Wade H. Benefield John H. Nesvit Hamilton Township Isaac Shoffner Sullivan Board Washington Bureau Congressman Chaney Board of Review Sullivan Medical Board

Doctor Knapp to Visit Vincennes Friday at McCammon House

Dr. George Knapp of Vincennes will speak at the McCammon House Friday. The note adds a tease of events for the town viewed for next Monday night.

George Knapp Vincennes McCammon

Graysville Notes on Local Moves and Deaths

Tom Woods moved to Jasper Huff farm. James Mayfield died suddenly in a Van Vieck farm field, coroner citing heart failure after heavy drinking. Remains buried at Union cemetery. Mrs. Arthur Clark died and was buried at Poplar cemetery after suffering from consumption. Mrs. Nancy Turman improving after Greencastle trip. Miss Frost hosted by Luella Yager. Newton Burton Corwin Phillips and Bert Hawkee moved. Preachers moving signals end of local movement. Rain delays road work but wheat growth is good.

Tom Woods Jasper Huff James Mayfield Van Nancy Turman Greencastle Miss. Frost Luella Yager Newton Burton Corwin Phillips Bert Hawkee

Property transfers in Farmersburg area parcels listed

N. R. Shaffer transfers to Homer Jenkins two lots in Hays add. Chas McClanahan conveys lot 37 in E C add to Mattie Cotten. John Daniels conveys 4 acres in Cass 800 to Henry C Cummins. Joe Chrisman transfers a lot in 21livan to Robert Morgan.

Thos W. Glenn Hosea H. Hill Shelburne Inez Hawkins Sam’l M. Roseberry W. W. Add Sullivan Nellie Shepherd James Norman Cass John W. Dicus Henry C. Jewell Fairbanks W.H. Crowder W. L. Houpt Merom Neds EA Sc J. F. Alumbaugh J. T. Akin Wint Grane Co M. Cross Hymera Vincent Walker Jesse Wizes Carlisle N. R. Shaffer Homer Jenkins Hays Farmersburg Chas. McClanahan Mattie Cotten E. C. Add John Daniels Henry C. Cummins Joe Chrisman Robert Morgan Lot Livan

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Owen Patrick Conklin Edith Trene Benefield William G. Richardson Minnie E. Burris Thomas R. Crowder Chicago Mrs R. H. Crowder Ira H. Larr Martin Badders Jackson Township Badders Pccans Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Philadelphia New York Lucretia C. Truman Mary G. Uffelman North Main Street J. R. Riggs Lola A. Bolinger O. L W.P Ind. So. Coal Co Lucy Maskill Elizabeth A. Cross Levi Morris Evansville Brewing Ass’n Barnhart Wint Cummins Evans Ferree John W. Click Albert Click Turman Pieay Ahi Ts Ek Anna Click Haddon David B. npeVoe D. H. Lovelace Hobivan Martha E. Berry G. R. Hammond W. Bonny So. Coal Co Nunes Harriet M. Page Willige Hollingsworth Charles E. Willis James L. Willis Same J.B. Biga Clara P. Baker Shelt Jos. P. Stratton I. Add Minerva Lloyd Wm. Scott Curry James H. Fry Anderson Sheen W. Welman Julius Hatry Graysville W.H. Hill, Jr Sullivan Lodge of Elks P.a.barco Briggs Sullivan, Ind Dorothy Dodd Indiana Sullivan's Clothier
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