Local Notables and Moves Highlight Community News
Rev Elmer E Sinclair former pastor of the Connersville M E church has been transferred to Evansville to lead the Howell M E church. He is a DePauw University graduate and brother to Mrs Robert Calvert and Mrs Isaac Shoffner. Mrs M A Haddon visited Spencer relatives. Bud Wright and wife of Wenatchie Washington visit Sullivan relatives before relocating to Boise Idaho. John W Graham Bloomfield postmaster died suddenly from a stroke, a Greene county Republican, former county clerk. Jack Ashcraft pleaded guilty to intoxication and assault and is jailed in default of bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Sinclair
M. E. Church
Connersville
Evansville
Howell M.E
DePauw University
Robert Calvert
Isaac Shoffner
Sullivan
Boise
Idaho
John W. Graham
Bloomfield
Greene County
Jack Ashcraft
Charles Shipman
Cagg
Cass
Local Notes and Transfers Across Sullivan Area
Mrs. Webster Barnard returns from Gordon Nebraska to Sullivan area with Henry Barnard. Visitors include Sol Wolfe family from Colorado Springs and relatives, Clyde Burkholder headed to Indianapolis post, Miss Bessie Ridge named deputy county clerk, and many moves and visits by local residents as common in town life. The piece lists numerous personal updates, moves, visits, and a motor truck replevin case, plus a health ad and local court mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Barnard
Henry Barnard
Gordon
Neb
Sol Wolfe
Hazel
Colorado Springs
J. M. Billman
Sullivan
Clyde Burkholder
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Wible
Mary Marlow
Hiatt
Sumner Browman
Mattoon
John C. Chaney
W. T. Crawford
J. P Allen
Otto Krug
Olney
Gaffner
Found a child’s gracelet ad details owner in Petersburg
Found a child's gracelet. Owner can obtain it by sending description and price of this ad to Co. C. Jensen, Petersburg, Ind. 10-11-p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Jensen
Petersburg
Ind
Commissioner’s sale of real estate in Sullivan Indiana
The Sullivan Circuit Court appointed commissioner will sell at public sale on October 12, 1911 at the National Bank in Sullivan Indiana the property on North State street comprising Lots 3 4 and 5 in James H Reed's subdivision of Outlet 3 in the Original Town of Sullivan the late residence of David Crawley deceased. Sale may be in parcels or as a whole. Terms cash. Sale starts at 10 a m. I H Kalley Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Circuit Court
Charles L. Davis
Isaac H. Kalley
David Crawley
Mary A. Crawley
National Bank
Sullivan
Ind
State Street
County of
Indiana
James H. Reed
Outlet
Averts Awful Tragedy With Dr King’s Discovery
Mrs C Willoughby of Marengo Wisconsin avoided a dreadful tragedy after aunt advised Dr King’s New Discovery for a frightful cough. Doctors called it consumption cough but the remedy cured her cough and helped her boy with bronchial trouble. Trial bottle free and priced 60 cents and one dollar. Joe K Smock & Son guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gould
Pittsfield
N. H
Joe K. Smock & Son
Local Social and Personal Notes Recap
Miss Jennie Page returned from Porterville Alabama to attend a reception for Mrs. Long. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ott Hoesman was buried at Mann cemetery Friday. Will Thornton attended the Robinson fair. Fergus Brown moves to Mr. Root’s vacated property. Mrs. Underwood and Alma visited Mrs. Laura Smith Sunday. Edith Wells staying with James Maple’s family. Mrs. Emma Price and Thelma Robinson visitors last week. Mrs. John Gettinger shopped in Merom Wednesday. Prof. Sandford bought the Alexander property and may move this fall. Mrs. W. P. Sparks recovering enough to go out. Frank Vickery still feeble after a poor summer. Miss Griffin of Dayton Ohio...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Page
Porterville
Long
Ott Hoesman
Mann Cemetery
Will Thornton
Robinson
Fergus Brown
Mr. Root
Underwood
Alma
Laura Smith
Edith Wells
James Maple
Emma Price
Little Thelma
John Gettinger
Merom
Sandford
Alexander
W. P. Sparks
Frank Vickery
Miss Griffin
Dayton
Ohio
Jerusalem Chapter No. 81 R. A. M. to Meet Tomorrow
Jerusalem Chapter No. 81 Royal Arch Masons will hold its October meeting tomorrow night with work planned in the mark master degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Sullivan Sportsmen Plan Black River Trip
A group of about a dozen Sullivan hunters will build a boat in Poplar Bluff Missouri and float down Black River to the Arkansas line this month in an annual outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
Sullivan
Poplar Bluff
Arkansas Line
Sullivan Fans To See Dillon Graham Ten Round Bout
Fight fans from Sullivan travel to Vincennes tonight to watch a ten round boxing match between Jack Dillon and Jack Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Sullivan
Jack Dillon
Jack Graham
Local Social Notes From Willfred District
Miss Beatrice Williams returned home near Seelyville after visiting Blossom Badson. Mrs. Harry Freeland is reported better. Harry Dale and Axie McDaniel were guests of John D. McDaniels. Mr and Mrs Will Cummins and others visited N H Nelson Sunday. Mrs E W Radius is reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Williams
Blossom -Badson
Seelyville
Harry Freeland
Hary Dale
Axie McDaniel
John D
Public Sale Of Estate Property In Cass Township
Notice from the administrator of John Lockard deceased announces a public sale at the farm in Cass township on Thursday November 2 1911 at 10 am. Readily available items include hogs calf corn wagon buggy harness farm implements and household and kitchen furniture with numerous other articles. Terms: cash for 5 and under. over 5 a six month credit with note and security and 8 percent interest if unpaid, plus attorney fees. CHAS B McCLURE administrator. First insertion Oct 4 1911-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lockard
Cass Township
B. McClure
Appointment of Administrator for Thomas S Stark Estate
Notice states John R Sharpe appointed administrator of the estate of Thomas S Stark late of Sullivan county Truiliana deceased. Estate said to be solvent. First insertion Sept 27 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
S. Stark
Sullivan County
Truiliana
John R. Sharpe
Inssertion
College Opens as New Matron Joins Dormitory Staff
Miss Wallace of Chicago arrived Saturday to lead music at the college. The Setzer building progresses slowly due to rain. Guy Sparks plans to move into a new residence east of the Hupble place before cold weather. Recent heavy rains raise the river quickly as the college starts a promising year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Sparks
Hupble
Wallace
Chicago
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Elnora
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W. H. Crowder
Tendent Park
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